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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
Market--Rteort by Tslesra1l.

frw ORLEANS, Sept l1-Corros-Priee. easier. bu. DO,
qotatiy lower sales to-day 200 bales FLOUR
80 -. yellow CokN, &C. Provisions very dull WHissY,
CHIcAeo sers- i3FLouk s1isf. WHEAT very dull at 7Sc
toks seiise a; Slc OARS dun sHiPNtSrs TO BUFFALO
4-"S tRs, Flour; 1900 bush Wheat; 5000 busa Com
sspsrsTs TO OsvEGo-44,co Dusn. Wheat; 1850 h,sh
Cen REcEuTs4S $50 tbs Flour, 81 900 bush Wheat; 81 GO
bod CorL. 49,
Bus,ALo, Sept. l3 .. m-Only q moderate bu.ne., fs
FLOUR today no chaner 70 note saes so bis At ~ n r
food snpsr.< Illinois sto $5 . for medium choice Ohio
ndisns Canadian ard Aah.san 81 Gas5 62 for I'D =,
20 zee ,siTA eAEAr Inactive demand AID market seady
.a- oi Oett9 bash si ga 81 csi for Red Ohio; n
Miwsasse Cub s. CoG$ I2i for inferior WHIT css,ata
sSa Ashtsh. I! - hIgi~s Wits csSsssD, sd 81 !I
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

Steamship Caledonia eager Baltimore as hour, nl- \,
b Cromwell NO, Go: w.,.... yu. yo
Kew West 7th snd Havana sth, pss. 20 NJ o. Robrr:.
Steamship Roanoke skinner, Port. mouth. mde and -
steamship jamestown, hence Tor Richmond
Steamship Chesapeake Crow.l Portland md,e and n.
II. Il. Cromwell.
steamship Columbia Berry, Charleston ~ hours, s,,t-
Tilestou a 10. SUNDAY D. m passed ,t..m.hin A.
same dsy a m. propesr HGn,sSIe both SsDcs 49, =
ysnnsh
Shin Wauderer RYDER Cronstadt Auru,, and I,,,sss
iron hemp &C.. 10 howes Co. August s5 lat IS Lon -
spoke .chr. Hsrt.ten, from Antwerp for SewYori "a
ont. August Is lat q iS lon IS S. .saled ship sAsss
57I2 spoke Br bark Elizabeth Moor from Newcsss 3,
John n b. Sept. T. ltt. - ~. lon 66 ~. spoAs esh
spoke bsrs chsrie. Tae, from cors Tor Nsw.Yo,l' :,
out. Sept lat 80 S. lon 81 49, sgnsed ship sas.ss. m.
from Liverpool FOR Ne~Yors August a. lat a s. ~ s.
lat A. II lon q 81. spoke Dsu.h BARK LaarS no. as
dam for New York Is DAYS out.
coal to master sid in company with ship samuel ASsns a
2o is 49, lon Al 10 passed the wrrei Of S.rs of ..
uns burden Mayfow r. before reportrdl Sept al
lon 80 io spoke bark Arthur White from Cards Tor NewYr
Ship ATgo (of Bath Ballard Boston days to o.a hr n
Ship Antarctic, Shoulder, Liverpool August s. Lat k
- ~ spoke whaling bark Amelia Of New Bedford with ~ Va
sperm oil wished 70 be reported.
Ship Dr. bsrth liam Meyer, Hamburg August 3, mdN n
10. Ps's 20 I. r. Am.ncs'
,suniP Am,Hcan Congress mstney London AIMl nd =
OF "sht ou NOSE quo % pass 10 oiinhsl Ai1isp %
~ nao llshI ~es'sLy WINDS the entIe ps,sSSf; 20, w
shin Pntarcb Bsrlef LiysrnooI S.ss .d,. "a o...
20 Ud.isnJ a E,o,hnsss ~ M, an ,hs ii,A ~
mile, w from Moptsab from boa, No n IA b Nslsccl
Has experienced lsht westerly wind. and esms the .s.
pss,sge Has been - day: W. OF the Banks A9gr =
20, ION. ~ sensled snip windsor Forest ooana q
Nsw-York.
"a Sss oa n,.sa p,eh Uan oa. p.f" s,ss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-yoRK........su 81


stesmships-C ahawbs, Bullock. Havana. Lyiau,ot n,
cheron; Delaware Copes. Philsdephs. r. PerAns
ships-Siias Holmes Grifith. NewOrleans W y-~.
Sons John sydney Wheeler San Francisco Tsrpss -
buck John Hanoocs Coisn, New -Ogesn. Post SinA AZ
Bsrks-Nszarine, Smith Bueray.a,ua, w. w Mr.
Sinesr.ila. Bunker, Richmond Co.
Schooners-ao.csN Van Name, NAn Name kleranir, -.
Kate Merrill Weeks Savannah. ID. e. Murray; NorL ..
Horton "a, auush, McCready. Mott Co. He.p!oa a.
Washington, \. c, Brown a De Rosset; Frauces n, :.
Charleston SC. r. y. Cosson. Sons; Briish O,e. EI
johnson Nassau, }. Encas Gen Peavey, Hui Psrasi
Hatch Co.
Sloop-Hsnes,, Gown, Providence, L. ksny.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

rerssyysra C,ral second Moitsase, .,g....... 81 70
TRspE At M,NcHEsrER, Aug. l3.--S lers report
very 4nd hraly narst bt there hss not ben - 'n
tusl..- Cloths a. "as 'Af- ed morn ne Hh.l ~
sr.fsrlrrs srraiy ldrr engagements Tor sons
tn. forward make eon,r4r except very c'siaefs
M on. rs been heavy elyrr, max. some hr-ita n
r Nd otltr have been -he and liz prices o -
rrH shns. obtsiusble are 3sd Pece above me rates
-, ,,.et ~ q god iu e. of This day fortnight
b.s,hy ,,s reported Ia TIE Yarn market, and pIces
~. f,y Id = y shove the rs;e- OF a. resdayi with isr
- - ~ Isdis and also lOr Germany The home trade
- sTrirs rors i-e,v into the MARKET Pine Yam. whith
nave been 80 long ngcted are receiving more attention irnm
the home ,rio-, sad iA' 0'''Ae's A' - '1si A. ~
Mes.r. John s!lss 4 Co. report Tle improvement n
ca reported On Tuesday last has continued and ~
~ r,rn, accounts from Bombay and Cacut'a hss
extended i,self India good. generally To-day n.s
ay n prices and some extent eaeeAs9 ereoy
but sn advance Of d ded piece on the rse current io,
r,yb 40 are now readily obtained tnch shiftnss and
rTopoous,e one other India snd China goods so5 o'h,
kind, vi few exceptions the demand continues '''
TuySuyFoIK B,NEyERsUs The BANK or MUTUAL
REDsxPrIox.-We understand that the statement
that only fourteen banks have given notice oi thei IN
t.ntion to withdraw their special deposits from tIle
Suffolk Bark is incorrect. 4 much larger number
have already done So and Others VIII give the notice ~
flew days. Some ofthe banks hold certificates "hich
require no notice.
meeting Of the officers and Directors of the follow
ing banks held at the Massasoit House, IN SpfS
field, Macs, Friday, Sept. 10, lSos;
Agawam Bank Springfield, Mass. Bratteocro
Bank, Brattleboro, VI. Chicopee Bank, Sprlngh.l'
Mass: Conway Bank, Conway, Mass Cabot Bang
Cbicones Mas. Franklin County Bank, Greenfield,
Mass; Greenfield Bank. Greenfield, Mass Hoyoke,
Bank. Northampton, Mass. Hadley Falls Bank
Hoyoke. Mass; John Hancock Bank, Springneh'
Mass: Lee Bank Lee, Mass. Monson Bank, Mon
,on. Mass: Pynchon Bank Springfield Mass, Shell
burne Falls Bank, Shelburne Falls, Mass West
field Bank, Wes,ield Mass.
After full discussion, il was unanimously
E,,red That expednt that the banks represented a. ms
meeting banks inclined 10 s,san the Bank II M'a
Rsdeuption withdraw their deposits from the sufos bss
That the Of the several oaks mere
present nd their tnsttnons meetings
10 b. held their pea dep ss
rcu IN. SuHch Bank ty banks including hose
which have already acted shall have united in The movement
Il also resolved that the Secretary be requested
to communicate the proceedings Of this meeting to all
the banks in New England out OF Boston, with an IN
vitaton TO unite an this movement, and TO communl-
cate to him their action az early day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

IBE CREw OF THE EcHo.-Judge Megrath, of the
United States District Court, delivered his decision
HE motion for discharge, on habeas corpus, of the
crew of the brig Gen. Putnam, on Friday last. He
refused the writ, delivering elaborate and length
eped decision. The prisoners then remandei to
the custody of the United States Marshal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
Passengers Arrived

Ia a. s'.ar,Iip Daaie. betstsr yro- Hssaa,-y,ts
lsdy AID three children LoPcs aud son. Lai. va ga
yeis,oo. II A Zasar A del NhsT, J Ea.n,, x..s
Jose Ncles Ms Whi.moFc, daughter aad ,sr,.'
Glvnn Asuutl VI Pine, T = hargous Csrnor ca. -
ID isrribAld Dego. Walker feaIn, Henry ersr,,
ra,rh.s from MeNi,o W " Furuez Mrs Goasy "a :. =
Richard stack T W Sargent, James Emms, N.srs ~,
Wn Irwin. Garcia, lsdy and two ohliren Jobn Va
aud 10 others.
Miss Lizzie Nhte.aIe, Miss Della Whi.cl~ae M 49,
Mhtelane.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
Receip,. eC Produce. sr,. =.

Pv SorA R,ro Bos,s-2l 90 bbl.. Fnc, ass
l2i 80 DO. Corn. l.Sis do. Rye, Il sl IA a.. WAss
Wb.lv Il do Ashes 04 DO Prov isions 81, a. " Sss
Nv Erie Railrodi-47oo bbl. Foar 10 A W. NJ C.As
do Lard $50 psss do, 40 bags Wheat 10 III. iSl
Oats 57S PKG Butter. - do Cbeese l 10 Pr.s w ss,
.ide. Leather - rolls do. 40 Hdss ~ pan rSA Ass
r..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

-, % detention Il any form ~ 'te t' naa'. b
a.. - eee remain wttn ncf Fe,'
A.. >, ator tn yN.s. pro eedurs ~ she my .d ooun-
M. Honor added answer 20 aq't~o- ~ - -orocd bit
.el tba N vii. leaves husband, ne "a. that
,o.si Be hro.sl, lack ii legal way, theI- bo,.s
.o.,d cot b. for hly taken from her pa'e"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
MARRIED..
sfuANcx-oonFprv-onTh Th.

SCHANCk-G0DFREY-On Thursday, Sept. o, by the Rev.
Rufus Emony, Trinity Church, southport, Conn, Adrian
$ Schapck eco, of Newark ~ j., TO Mrs Elizabeth ii.
Godfrey eldest daughter Of Capt Jonathan Godfrey Of the
former place.
VAN HAGEN-FREEMAN-O Monday, Sept. i3, By the
Rev Z Hatfield, Mi Ferdinand AZ Hagen Miss Deborah
Freeman both Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
psooxlyy CITY CoURT-sEFr. i2-Be''e '''''

BRooKLYN CITY CoURT-sEr "-D''''
D"~" , III.
III. co,,, ..e,bed yesterday n'oIn. 40 their names
,n,. him, allied over thiry-three sD'"V'' -
and ifnpauneso - .,s called and fined : - each,
ne man, -. exrgse made Az aD-"nt J"l'' 81 %
snt~ 9s or each day's neglect 70 answer "h'h
haeT 20 49, sores forty were incd YESTERDAY. 49,. -
the roll - crlso 1p,i tbs tIlesdsyl morning when
a, 'S.is,Ja, will b. taken up , -. ......
s ne eb,.Tyed the beneh Of counsel tha ea.e'
The 'uue ,.r b. res.r..d uuess or sufficient cause
"A nv. rood working jury and he wonld not ooucn
e. ,s,... into he I7st week Of he tenn without sood
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER IA, 1853

burn, g, but are s largely behind .be same. dine at
yeor.
TIE movement n III Banks since Nov. /, 1852 h"e
Laen a. fnlln,gs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

re L0Aaos Ilses records sales Of Illinois Central
Bonds &; ST. ditto shares a, 25I discount; Michigan
Cen:-L Bords at So New-York Central Is at 81, and
Pennsylvania Central Sterling Bonds 81. 1t notices
ard quotes follows:
In Cosl descriptions, Grand Trunk and GT.a: Western
Of Csnsd. conue hesvy In American Secar.ies Iinvis
er,rsi wen steadys 10 3 di.count Canada NewBrlu.
~ick and Nova soo;is Bonds advanced = Atlantic
Te..srspr xere g-g..l 4. 70
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
by TeleRKaph.

SAVANNAH, Sept. I3-Ths u. y. NJ steamship Aseuss
at her wharf al 10 O'clock Sunday night. she eIprs
heavy heed winds on the passage.
BOSTON, Sept l3-An. ship Clara l.. Beele "a -
Gottenburg bark Radiant Finn Malass; steamer r. ~
Matthews, Philadelphia
Fellowship Parliament, Liverpool
CHARLESTON, Sept. l3-ATr. ships MackinAe, from ~
pool, and L. BulIlsy from Cardiff barb Three ABdss
Bermudu.
NEW W-ORLEANs, Sept. l3-Arr ships Pacific snA CySS
and bark William and Jane-all from New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC......THisD DAY
SUN-klsrs.... 0..G s.f-...........n;ll A0oS-&,a
HISH NkrtR...rhis DAY ~
Sandy Hook II 20 Cows Island. IL 80 HsRGca -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

To N Mariners,

By pilot boat O. w Blunt (No ~, llih inst, 70 nag
Nantucket .koa ship Musconsu' from Liverpool for rss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
Liverpool Market.
By Telegraph to Southampton.


LIVERPOOL, Sept. IA. N.
CorroN-The sales Of Cotton during the last three
p 10 go bales of which 1000 speculation
and 2co Tor export. IN. market closed quiet but steady
cep FOR the inferior descriptions quotations OF which were
barely maintained.
trade continues good and prices tend upward
RREADsTUFFs.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence n Co.
cuote Fou advance OF 3D. closing steady Wheat
trm and la2d higher closing quiet Red Western sac 81
Whit. ditto. 8; White Southern, S07 4. Corn dul.
Provisions. - The same authority quotes Beet
steady, though whou, animation Pork steady Bacon
steady. Lard quiet a, GO Ga62. Tallow firm.
PRopUcE.-RosIS is steady; cargo has been dis
posed ofsi43 AsHEs-Po,s quiet at 32 Pearls firm the
advanced rate of 35. RcE dali SUGAR quiet COFFEE firm
SPIRITS TuRPEkTNg steady at S8l 6dS9l.
Markets-CARErvLLy REPORTED FOR THE N. Y TRIRuss.
MONDAY. Sept. Is, 1853.
AsHES-A steady demand, with market; sales Of IS
bbls. at S6 for both Minds.
COTToNThe market is steady with .ales Of lioo bales.
We quote as formerly:
kEwyoRK CLASSIFICATION
Uplsnds Florida. Mobile. N. o. Tex.
SS's,sHHs5..::::.::::HI SssHas.. s.::..::I, !. y !,
Midding Fsr.....l5s li IA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14
CUN.KERCZAL MAI7.E'It&
sa,~s nj the s,oe E1chanse:.-.s >

leo 4. :. o., 80, colp....ll4
1900 M.aso-ri state bs.... =
5000 do............. -
100 o Tennessee s., go.... y
1900 Cal. Sfas- e. Lev ~. y.
l5,ooO Brooklyn City w l. ~
N.Yors Gen. r. R7-.lvl
l1,tO0 Enc T. r. Bc. Io.' ~ ~
I,o00 Erie R.R. ls. NJ. b. - -
l,rc0IA Cea. r. X Bd-'' -
1900 60...........''
l.t11L.CrossckMiLL.G o. - -
l.ooOL. EnekW. l.i ". - :. :.
leo Mil. kNiss 2dM LOBE % y,
200 Gslens SChic. ISM - -
- Metropolitan Bsns;;''ioss /, :
.10Is Crosse & MI. RR.. Z
:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

Total receipts since st Jsuuary lss... - ~
Total receils!n couespon's period ofis51 l47e s0 60
NoTE.-The earnings the frst fifteen days were ex.
trcmely light; The advance in price of grain, about
the 18th produced an immediate effect upon the tra-
fc. Tie weekly reports were
10, Week I'd We.s 81 Neek. 9Th week Total
&SlISe IS sSss5 q s6l1S % s65,llo 8? sls, ti IS
The Auditors teegraphc report of earnings of the
Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad for
the first week in September shows gain over the re-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

I-lllo.t trn.Fal -, IE15.........
Illinois C.uirsl Railroad 70. 1875
Illinois Ceu;ral Railroad 70. 1850.
illinois C. niral Railroad. Sic y
M lissn Central Railroad Gs. ia
NJ. higsu C.n.rai Rsilruad 2s, ls,i
MiceIsAu C.ntrsl So lSiat. FEl q
Michigan C.r,ral $40 Shares.
uichlesn :. and v. Indiana sirk
AichiEsn : AID y Indiana ere
New-iofk C,u;ra. G., SLs P.nd
y - foTs Cs liral e. Conyertlth
Ncs fors Rs.lrCsd : 10 sLaTes
Ene Gt6G hsrs-ss HeSL. &c.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
FRAZER RIVER!
ASTOUNDIN REVEL ALTON
Truth Will Out!

n ATELY II has been the custom Of unthinkinR peo-
HLpie to advocate wholesale emigration to the frigid
and inhospitable cline Of Frazer River Know GU,
then, whom it may concern that chill blasts and frosts
prevail there, and ice, nothing but ice the order OF
the day. You then, who go thither to war with the
hoary headed king should steel the constitution against
the seventies of 50 cold cline, by accustomng your
selves taste OF that frost here which will have to
be taken in such heavy doses there. Be not alarmed,
you Frazer River gold-hunting adventurers, for this
advice comes from philanthrOplsts, and therefore 1t
comes in the shape OF "a luXury-and such an one =
phew we Gods we never knew the like Talk OF your
10 )d for Gods why, II Old Jupiter, seated on Mount
Olympus heights and surrounded by the hosts Of Iea-
ven, were banqueting of decaces that united Gods
concocted, and should get the taste OF this parting
luxury offered to excited aud heated gold hunters, he
would kick the cup of nectar the highest star in
the milky way" and, attended by his heavenly suite,
would instanter proceed en- route for the fountain
head Of this glorious deeacy-the ICE CRkAM Of
the sMARYSvILLE ICE DREAM SALOON" oppo-
site the Post 0dceand, evying on everything In the
concern, woul i'm nedately condemn the proprietors
QUALEY MOORE, TO an eternal voyage on the riv-
er Styx, for dispensing to mortals sweetmeatS and
cooling refreshments suitable for Gods alone, without
Gel stial letters patent.
Jams Jellies and the most delicious Oonfections-
In word, EVERYTHING CONCEIVABLE, appertalninR TO
Confectioners business TO be found at this saoon OF
such qualities as cannot possibly be equallea rhe
ladies say so-ergo, truth JeoO-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
MARYsvILLE, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST "a

AN APT QUoTATIoN.-At a Couven-
ton in Rutland, Ohio, recently, after an
afternoon spent in denouncing the BIZ
BILE, the Marriage Institutions, &C., and
in laudation of 'Spiritualism,' 'Vegeta-
Iianism' and Free Love'-Eler Grant,
the Millerite, got up and repeated 1st
Timothy, iv. l-3, Now the spirit
spea4eth expressly that in the latter
times some shall depart the faith, giving
heed to seducing spirits and doctrines OF
devils, forbidding to marry, command
ing to abstain from meats &c. Wheth-
er because this apt passage proved un-
palatable, or for some other reason, the
Convention soon after adjourned.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
DAILY DEMOCRAT
The COckrOach in Verse.

A work has recently appeared in Englan,
entitled The Insect Hunters, or Entomolo
gy in verse" writtenin the peculiar versif ca
tion of Hiawatha. Here is the poets accoun
OF an unpoetical insect:
Next in order the cockroaches,
Swarming in our country kitchens,
In the cupboard, in the pantry,
In the bread-pan, in the meat-safe,
Every kind of food devouring,
And most disagreeable smelling.
Greedy gluttons, eating all things.
Hiding always in the daytime,
Hating daylight, hating sunshine,
Up and eating in the nighttime,
Their antenn@ long and tIpering,
Long and thin and very thread like,
Very, very many jointed,
Head bent down beneath the thorax,
Fore wings large and tough and leathery,
Folding over one another,
Folding over both the hind wings;
These are folded, too, beneath them,
And all lying on the body
Their legs are alike and simple,
Formed for running, not for leaping,
And their feet are all five jointed,
Such are cockroaches BLattina.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24

sB@ The California papers have
adopted the English custom Of publish
ing births as well as marriages, and al
so add truly American, or rather
Yankee popularity, by giving the weight
of the newborn citizens.-AtLantic Er.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24

HoRRIBLE!-A young physician, des-
canting upon the loveliness of female,
perforated with: Wouldn't she make a
magnific ent subject? How | would
like to dissect her.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24

sY A rural editor of this State
compliments a brother rural editor
thus Mr.. Brown is a clear thinker
ready and vigorous writer, and first
rate fellow, to boot.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Is pu lshed every Saturday morning, and contains
twenty eight columns Of reading matter The aim Of
the pal fishers will be to make it good paper, and
satab Offering for friends In thn Atlantic States
TERMs-$5 per annum; So for six months; So for
three mouths.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24

rW% A Traveller announces as fact,
that he once in his life beheld people
minding their own business. This hap
pened at sea-the passengers being too
sick to attend to each others concerns.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24

w- Jim, did you ever double the
Cape Of Good Hope 2
4 expect have
when p
Last night, when ] put my arm
around the cape that belonged TO the
dress of young lady, who ! have good
hopes OF making Mrs. Dusenbury.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24

.B" We have been shown, says the
Salem Mass Register, the indentures
ofseveral apprentice boys Of the oden
time, in which it was expressly stipula-
ted that salmon should not be served
up to them more than six meals week.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24

MISUNDERSTANDING to Leav-
enworth, (Kansas,) paper, one of the Of
ficials of that place was, lately, almost
kill, d by-an accidental discharge OF
his duty.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
A Gard.
Ranch for Sale.

ssaFana. TIE Ranch known as the HALFWAY
ll!lH&# HOUSE, situated the Marysville and Sac
l.sIKMM rame to stage road, twenty-one miles from
Sitk4aH Marysvie, twenty miles from Sacramento,
ami tNehty yhve miles from Auburn is now offered for
sale at a bargain
This Ranch contains $40 acres, and is not exceled
In th State for advantages to stock growers, AS he
rangei is almost unlimited. Sixty acres enclosed and
under cultivation. The house is new, large and con-
veniently arranged. The out-buildngs, including a
large Barn, are in good order as also the corrals
A young orchlrd in fine order, healthy vineyard
excellent wells Of water, and other recent Improve
ments render this ranch perfect and complete.
Terms made known upon application. on the prem
Ises to MIKE GRAY.
~ Sacramento UNION please COPY. angl2-lm
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24

WE RECKoN.-Wby had a man bet
ter lose an arm than leg? Because,
losing his leg, he loses something to
boot
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
FIFTY Cents Per wee1x.

For one year. (per mai)'''''..... $l2 90
-" six months " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
three " 49,. . 8 90
ADvERTIsING-0ne square of twelve lines and
NOR: than six lines Arst insertion SS each subsequen
Insertion 81 so. When Advertisements are inserted
inter vas each insertion will be charged as the first
Sor half square of six lines than three first
inse tion ~, each subsequent 81 For three lines
or 49, first Insertion 81 so. Monthly advertisements
of square Of IL lines $40. When changed at the
end II each month, an extra charge will be made
For lafa square of six lines, and more than three
lines, per month, ~. For three lines per month S.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24

AFFECTIoNATE.-Each moment makes
the dearer, as the parsimonious trades
man said to his extravagant wife.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
]. w. WINTER,

@ DENTISTRY,
DIR. j. w. GAYLORD
Respectfully tenders his professional services 10 the
citizens OF Marysville and vicinity having again come
among them absence Of several years and hav
ing concluded to make this his permanent home takes
this method of introducing himself to them. After
having followed Dentistry in all its various legitimate
branches as taught in the Dental Cole at Baltimore
since A. D. 1885, after tive years study and practice
under the immediate supervision and instruction Of
one OF the best Dental Surgeons in country, and
gradu ate Of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
With such instructions and amount Of practice, he
hlters himself that satisfaction is inevitable. lie as
sures all that his work is second TO in the State
He would refer those wishing his services the follow
ing CARD, signed by old residents Of this ty:
MARYsvnLE July Both, 1855
We, the undersigned, do hereby cheerfully recon-
mend our old friend DR.. J. W. Gaylord, Dental Sur
geon, who has been absent from for several years.
but has now Ereturned, and from our knowledge Of
proved perfectly good up to the present time, do be
his services will not regret it, but have much to fci
and 4th streets, here he can be found any time
in his portable Dental Office and Ambrotype Gallery.
JOS. DeBell, S. T, Watts, NJ. D.,
WIN. Z. Wightman, A. Bali, NJ. D.,
W.P. Miller, E.H. McDaniels, NJ. D.,
o. H. Peirson.
ALSO, II you want perfect picture, second to
none in the State, call and see him, this is the
place. auglO-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24

, ~ ONCE in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
anil Second street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-24
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PUBLISHED DAILY MONDAYS ExcEPrRD) BY
A S RANDALL & co.

A. S. RANDALL, s. D. CHRISTIAN, J. f. WHITAKER,
@. W. BLooR, W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
JOHN R. RIDGE,
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California Garden.
JACOB GEISSE, Proprietor,

HAVE MADE all necessary improvements In the
Il above Garden, and am now prepared to furnish
superior accommodations to peaSure-seekers.
SR In the Garden are four SUMNER -
ESS4& HOUSES, covered with dense 70 a3A
SSA liage Of Madeira and other vines, eTA
- and shaded by luxurlant trees, all -
Of m.ilon are now growing rapidly, and are kept
stanty irrigated by stream Of water flowing through
the premises 1t is pleasant retreat, where can
enjoy himself costly during the long days Of the COM
ing sumner, and forget for the Of busi
ness, AMI the heat and dust Of f"down town"
have always on hand supply Of PORTER AND
ALE, OF my own manufacture, which cannot be ex-
celled
feblO-my JACOB GEIssE.