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~ w RING GODS


JOHN II. sMoOT,
No. Il9 BrIdgs street, Georgstorn, ID. c..
has Inst received, and now offering at very low
Prices to cash and prompt customers, general as
sortment of Goods adapted to the early Spring de-
mafId comprising In part
Best makes Black silks, some very cheap,
black and COOred NJ. Delanes,
New style Spring n. Delaines and Challies,
New English and Merriuiaek Prints,
Black and White do, and Gnghams,
Real Manchester GIngbsms,
LancasteT and English do, at l21s cts.
Striped and Dotted Shifting Prints,
Best makes white Cambtics,
BrilIisUts. Plaid and Striped Mutlins.
yones' hne Soit. finished English ! ong Cloths,
iO-4 and IL Bfeached and Brown Cotton Sheetings,
shirting, ladies', or chId ems use, fine, medium
WHITE s and Si Brown Table Dama.k and Table Cloths
Scotch Diapers, Russis and American Crash,
Heavy brown undressed Linen. for Children's
CassimeIes and Jeans, for boys, wear,
Extension and Bishop Hoped Skirts,
Striped Osnaburgs and Plaid Cottons,
Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs and Duck,
With other seasOnable Goods,
To which the attention of Cash and prompt Gus
toners are invited.
m 10 J. Fl. SMOOT,
ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce 10 our
friends and the public that we have at last sue
decided in having a large quantity of ALES of varl-
oGs f Kinds 6rswed exPTess, to our order, which we
ETY. mat was offered in this market.
All persons wishing nice aIticis Of Ale o. have
by aPplylng t9us for either ofthe following brands
sdelphia and Xxx. We also have a fna article Of
Brown Stout aud Xxx Porter always on hand
All orders By mail, or given TO our drivers: will be
Union Bot.ins Depot. 81 Green stIss,.
ia GEORGETOWN, ID. e..
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AUCTION SALES
To-Day TOMORROW MORNING


8y c R. L: CROWN CO.. Auctioueer..
w 900 A%1sTH CT .A. I. ..I FhFsxk AT
the corner Of stS y.st s, "A ars night. until
lines, stock offered e; time IN mi. ots s' one
Mournns sna Psi5,e Mo.s,o' Cod Stone. cSlSese
Rings, hardrops, Cameo sleeve sutton, sand nn6
With has to be closed v Tfnss rs &C. a. Of
consignment. W MOSS
Goods now ready for examination.
Sl-4t' C. X. l.. GROWN q Co., Auct,
By WALL Il BARNARD. Auctioneer,.
NEW TOP -BUGGY-wAGoN. AND SEC
MGRSk hp ri az e ocoeE sA We
Wi sou IN trout OF our auction rooms
now top Busy Wagon, well made and trimmed.
second-hand Rockaway, for four persons. nearly
The above carriages will be sold without reserve.
% Terms; One third cash balsnce. credit OF 80 and
sR l:ts WAIit. & B2RS1RDO. Auct..
By WALL q BARNARD, Auctloneers.
SALE OF PRIME GROCERIES AT AUG
a. M. we VII. sell in front Of our store corner Pa
avenue and 9th street. stock OF prime Groceries,
k Easne.s "a ap sn Cigars, as
pd DO =. ! and kess Of Molas.es end Syrup.
brown, Chemical aud Olive Soap,
C6ests me Gfes@ and Black Tess,
Eastern DAIRY Cheese, Boxes Herring,
BaTreis Labrador Herring, Kit Msokerel,
Hart ey's x Fob COO, Cigars different brands.
and bottles,
Brandy and Whisky, in Barrels, (superiorJ
Also, ten boxes Tumbers, n lot OF Coffee Mills
and tot OF Spades, Brass Bound Buckets.
Terms: 70 snd 90 days, for notes sa,isfIctor en-
dOrsed notes. -. - ~
ap Its WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
BY J. c. MEG UIRE. Auctioneer,
| I ARGE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF IOno of
| IL the choicest kinds of ever blooming Roses
| known in Europe and America.
| Also superior collection Of Ornamental Shrubs
| ParioT md Z la Ia Plants. Orange and Lemon
| tropes, ID, &c.
| Also, Fears, Apples, Cherries, AprIcots Peaohes
| English aud French Walnuts. Monthly Rasp,
| her'Ies. Cherry Currants. &C., &c.
we invite the attention Of the pa bic 10 this sale
which comprises the best collection ever offered an
| THIS or any other city, on SATURDAY MORN
IN, Apri 80, at 10 O'Clock, AZ the Auction rooms
rms beautiful variety Is from the celebrated MUIR
| sery of A. JarGIa in this city.
| Term cash.
insist J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
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FOR RENT AND SALE

Ro0MS FOR Rem T-Three private ROOMS
II situated on Pa avenue, between I'd and Sd sits
Variety Store. will be rented with or wthour Board.
Apply on the premises. ap 2-st.
FOR sALE-A good BRICK DWELLING.
opposite city Ha f Ts props sE ssS e.
housht on very accommodating terms. For further
Properly Agent, No. z s5h street k and
y streets north. ap Linn
FOR REST.7Two handsomely FURNISHED
= ROOMS, lighted with gas. Parlor and Bed
chamber connect-a each 10 feet square, (deiIghr full
summer rooms,) at 4a3 10th street, between ID and
s.reeIs north. m 3l-StH
FOR RENT.--Msd.me DIvERNors takes this
method OF informing the public that shs mas fur
nshed rooms az great exp ense, and il prepared to
accommodates families single gentlemen with ele
CANT Board and Lodgings, which she is prepared to
convince thefn by ocular demonstration, If they will
call and examine for themselves which shs invites
them to DO; She will keep CONSTANTLY on hand every
thing THAT W contribute to the comfort inner
comfortable and well satisfied with her ADMINISTERS
Residence on Pennsy lvania avenue south side, be-
tween l7tn and l8te SITS. m Is Wv
NEW AND DESIRABLE FURNISHED
HOUSE FOR RENT.-Ihe subscriber has
Ba.k
somely furnished, and containing all the modern
Ihs property is delightfully."- situated fora summer
residence and to good tenant the rent will be MOD
eIat e. Apply to AS; c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
EARM FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm contain
Il ing one hundred acres, Tor more IfdesIred, in
high state nf cultivation, with Dwelling, Barns Sta
bic. Fruit Trees and al modern improvements sit
uateu IN Prince Georges County, Mary land, asd 6
mi les from Washington. For further information
inquire Of GEO. w. BRAY. No. 282 eth street, be-
tween M and " streets north. 1T Him"
LNARM FOR SALE OR RENT.-A small Farm
L near Tennally town, containing about ninety
three tSS) acres. arge PORTION under cutIvati M
the residue In wood. The Improvements are small
dwelling, stable, and sheds, young fruit orchard
dc. The soil is light kind, and of very easy m
proveInent.
The property will be sold on sonabe and accom-
modatlne terms, or rented to good snd suitable
person at q fair rent - ''.
Apply to BARNARD BrCKY, GEORGETOWN,
or to X. w. BARNARD, of Wall & Barnard.
IN . colin
TOR RENTING FURNISHED ROOMS
Il recently occupied by Judge r. lis will be vacant
and inr rent after this date The location t276 Penn
sy wanna Rvenne, next the KirkwOOd Housed is one
OF the best in the city for gentlemen having business
at the Capitol or Departments, and will be rented TO
transient or permanent occupants. There are seve-
raj smaller rooms also IN the house, az mOderate
prices m 9-tf
DOR SALE OR RENT.-A BRICK Dwell
Il LING, containing Is rooms The Furniture
will be sold with the house. if desired. Beautifully
situated on Missouri avenue, No. q between AZ
and 9Th streets, near the National and Browns flo
tells inquire on the premises. ..s. ms Inn
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

FOR RENT.-In Georgetown, ID. c., two first
l. GLASS new three-story BRICK HOUSES, sit
uated on w est street, c0.tani & fourteen MONS
eaoh. with bath rooms and gas throug both.
town. - --.-.--- L-- ap2 Ct
DOR BOSTON.-The No Packet Schooner H
L +. ,Peyton, Capt. A. w. " cksrson. has "a
arrived, and VIII nave dick dispatch for the ~
above part. For freight or passage, apply tn-t1za
HARTLEY & BRO. loI Georgetown, ID. C.
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IL The real Frangipanni Perfume is manufac-
tuTed only by Messrs Piesse Il Lubln, of London.
and they take this opportunity to caution purchasers
against limitations, of which there are many; none,
however, approach, in any degree the exquisite fra
FRANGIpANNL BOUQUET.
FRANGIPANNI OIL. for the Hair exquisItely
scented.
FRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for
years, and Impart delightful Fragrance to articles
they hre placed near.
FRANGIPANNI SCENTED SOAP
FRANGIPANNI INCENSE. Take a hot Gin,
it, and the apartment will be ,shtfuy perfumed
FRANGIPhNNI POMADE. This is an Ital-
ian unguent for the hair Its superlative Fragrance
hiss given ita world wide reputation.
FRANGIPANN1 SAL CHEF.
Sold every where. ms w&F SIN
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IELEGRAPHIC: NEWS
FRoMhSSocI1TED pRESS &,,rvr
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of en- 1891

- tue humMoUfn.
NEw York, April g. The s,e,,..h,, u.--.r
MIA, from Southampton on the -. - q -
10th, arrived here last night with !, fsxs 49,,
later intelligence from England, hsvinV eles a.
London papers to Saturday evening
AT o'clock on Saturday afternoon ccr.o,.
were quoted at 96Y for money, and psyssS Tor
account. "
urday u ~ =, =.
The Bombay mail arrived al London on satnr
Jay he only additional news IL that an attack
e0ih y" h~'Ae"o~ y" VI o0Ou' INC
IL was reported that relation OF the cid Ming
"a Juul naa proclaimed bipself King of India,
% ~oeteo toe Insurgents not TO flyht the Eng
lsh, but TO disperse In hands ~ AZ -, e. 800,
the roads and Kali the English wherever they
could or, IN other words tnstitut, m. yn.,riIls
for an open warfare s
Mann Singh had saved from i.,,cl,o.. An -. "a
English or Anglo Indian women and CHINA rem
several small actions had taken place in which
the rebels were invariably defeated
he'RdJah OF Anijhera had been hanged
Balumsre Markets.
BALTIMORE, April 2s-Flour Is steady; Howard
| street and Ohio, a 50; City Mills dull az q IS
37X.
NoTn is firm; white 5saeOc; yellow oaass cts
w Risky Is dull at % ka32c.
PROVISIONS are arm, and generally unchsngedi
| Sl3dSl3 so. -
| New York Markets.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Flour 10 firm; Gales Of
| 100 obls. State 8; 25asl 30; Ohio, 81 SOaS5;
southern is quiet, at 81 .s5asi 90. .
| hsdt Is steady but nominal; sales unimPort
ant Corn is buoyant; sales &c, OO0 bushels; white
7OasOhc yellow 69s69kc., -.
| Fork is buoyani; mess SIC s5asl6 90 Beef 10
| steady al Sl2aSl35n. Lard is frm al l0alOkc.
Whisky lie firm al pc. for Ohio.
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Tor KENT.-Will he for rent on tn lst day of
L June next large and small STORE ROOM
on Bridge street, No. ISi and ls6. adjoining each
other, situated between Mr.. English and Mr.. Sey-
mour. Tles~ stands the best ipca ions for bus
mess IN Georgetown, and has always been emil oy ed
as Dry Goods or Clothing Stores as at present
ap 81 SAMUEL CLARK.
NOTICE.-LICENSES persons whose Lii
' csnses from the Corporation of Geors etOwn,
expire on the 3ist instant, hereby notified
promptly to renew the same, otherwise they MAJ
subject themselves TO a hne.
III 80 3tawtApl0 WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
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oOE TO PHILBRIcK, at the G;ft Bookstore, No
81 Louisiana avenue, opposite Centre Market.
HIS show cases glitter with jewels and eold-..,
. us book she vesare loaded with wisdom and wit;
. IN STOCK 81 Temptation was never unrolled
,7 Here or elsewhere, all fances and llkings to hit.
l. ke the rich Horn Of PLENTY in fable renovned..
- de seaps on his cps' Q Iers glfts without stint,
a crcwd well supplied with new drops from the
mlnt' - 1T
WATcH URN-.-Geotge Thomas, colored
dixprderly conduct; ten stripes. Thirteen lodg:
ers-aH bO1-TSSidents.
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EUGENE DUPUY,
II SOLE AGENT FOB PTEssE 4 LgBIN's

rFEhFUMEhf dMU fUMPOUNUS.
Piesse & Lubrn, Perfumery Factors in London,
having been transferred from the late firm of Inger
d Co., $50 Broadway, to my own hrm, Mr.. Geo. +.
lnger being now In connection with my establish
mentI beg to inform Merchants, Fancy Goods
Dealers, and the Trade generally, that shall keep
on hand and in bond a constant supply Of Piesse &c
bubn's articles; such as the Franz panni Perfume,
and its compounds, the Pestachio Nut preparations
all their varieties to which may he added, from
time to time, whatever said firm may Introduce In
market, combining excellence with novelty. Mer-
chaUts may RELY upon their orde being nIed with
promptness and care, apd on rs fayorable terms as
heretofore. T.. DUPUY,
Rroadwav Nov
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IN u eotd

IN NOTICE..
Il he undersigned MAKES known 10 the public that
they have in their employ ment Costumer from the
Paris Upera Cumque, and how pre- pared TO mk ke
all kinds of Fancy Costume 20 ordert - 81.
Military and Naval Mercnsnt Taiors.
m 1q-eaSW No. 2i9 Pa avenue.
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ROOMS FOR REN T.-Three private ROOMS
n situated on Pa avenue, between I'd and Sd sits |,
Variety Store. will be rented with or without Board.
Apply on the premises. nm 9-sts
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FUTURE DAYS.
By I.C. MnGuIRE An,

By J. G. MEG UIRE. Auctioneer.
TRuSTEE'S SALE OF BILLIARD IA
l. BLES.-Bg virsue of "A deed IN truet duly exc
cuted ard recorded, tho subscriber will sell at pub
nc sale, on MONDAY, the 5;h day Of Apri, 1858. at
hye O'Clock p. m, at the Key Stone Hotel, on St
adjoining the Ole Union Ba,ldings two very superior
marble and slate brd silver plate mounted and cush-
lone Billiard Tab es.
Terms: One-third cash. and balance in two, four.
ard SIX months, for notes with approved endorseTs.
bearing interest,
CHAS. s. wALLACH, Trustee.
I'D J. G.. MCGUIRE, Auct,
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EOR RENT,-Two handsomely FURNISHED
i ROOMS, lighted with gas. Parlor and Bed
chamber conneot- each l8 feet square, (deiIghi full
summer rooms, } at 433 10th street. between ID and
streets north. m 81 -Sts
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FOR SALE-A good BRICK DWELLING,
Il containing nine rooms, sItuated on 5th street,
opposite City Hall. No.4S THIS properly can be
housht on very accommodating terms. For further
Information inquire of GEO. W. BRAY, Real
property Agent, No. 292 9th street, between NJ and
n streets north. an linz
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TnE CRtNIYAb'COUET adj ournea yesterday t.
Saturday, morningAt 10 O'Clock. -;
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Inc IOIIOWIN" IS INC SCNtVWt'
LEAVE LEAVE


New YORK, November 9th. 1857.
For several days past, my tlc daughter has been
the Infant Gymnasium, and She is delighted with o
alton obtaining amusement and exercise hour hon
she travels about the room. should think it admir-;
bly, adapted to the Nursery and Play of children
s /. PRIME.
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u EMOVAL.
HI B. T. ELDER
PRODUCE COMMISSION MER CHANT
REMOVED from No 81 Smiths Wharf to
NO. 100 SOUTH EUTAW STREET,
Opposite Camden Station of the B. & o, r. R,
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Shipping.
EOP HAVANA.

-47l-A FOR HAVANA.
>zt@SM RE G U L 4 z / "
49, - The newly Coppercd brig EUDpkA, Has
5g a master will be dispatched '0' viz '''' pow ~
For freight having superior 2
apply to 53 Exchange Place.
s@Jls Nv : !, - :, zl,,i,
HIM FOR SHANGilAtl Dllt IN
X IN ,T-,ion line The Al ship CURRITGCk,
-A r. F. knowles, master is now loading IN
Ne" lo.N, w. ~ e. '-l' = ' W RUOADS & SON,
7,, ,; o,lo f1,, massage from Bombay Marseilles
p IS dars sells
II - G22 57s57T57ZT LTVpRElSSS
j IA 1rlr y r,o ,a5,nIar nockctbaroue EDWARD
-, y FRET Harding Master is now recciy-
In -1r fine above port and will sail with dispatch
TGr frh or passage amply to the Captain board or to
TiiOMAS WHITRIDGE Co,
-, = $50 TZT5ITCTTI
FOR IONG kOI>N DlhEC -
>><z,a.zElM The 4 Clipper Ship SWALLOW, b; W.
Tucker master IS now fd G1 te above port
For ir3i-it mr. ngssaae AMY to " RHOADS & son,
r"r l.5 ~ 3 Wirf a1 Pratt Street SIS
eo,e' - NJ, ,y, ,t1TIDDC0T NJ, go
In ron III EhIOOL,. :, TT ~
A. Meade master a, hay avn 5e the r mGs 5 8.
p''''' TOT '''"I'' % ''''7''' .! J. T0dPnR CO.,
s1s-tg Commercial Building, Gay street.
lin HEMEN.-lhe l bremen
~ ship J0iiAANE WI, MIL hato aric r. di 81
M NJ i Lt " IA anrIr r. # +
m Ans 4 60 corner Chcsnsfda and Lombard Street
81 ztf '" " N0' '''-''' s''''
=, - ,Nl5.TT5pI71 Tho Al FIoT7-
NJ ~ burg bark ANT0NIA, Il. c. W. Book,
ter will have quick despatch for ,J he ii above
E,S r C , g a sI I i }1f Street iy5otr
- t,5,,fs ~, 4 NJ 5,l;l,5l-
>,5i-z,zsM COLEMAN's LINE. SHIP OF sATUR-
4R SfRf E 92[h I MoG Gsfa"c Ss SiIs
0!f.t ri Of her on
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TssSs .,zp c1s.z==7 FOR THE
gZs5s We z- isssss---aa2 WEST AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after September GOTH 1883 the trains will
follows:
dal1 70 NJ Ex9rcss daily at SOS P. NJ, for ALL
PARTS or THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH
WEST Both trains go through direct.
FOR WAY PASSENGEP&
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A VI.
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling, ana netEtah
Grafton and parkcr5urg, take the 5o5 l. NJ tram from
TIE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at AS P.
NJ. and from Frederick Mt 40 \. n.
TIE ELLICoT1'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
$50 NJ and $50 P NJ, and Ecotts Mills at 74o A. NJ
"",' FoR jWASH7NGTov AND TIE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 40 and $50 4. NJ, and 35o ana
ingon for Baltimore at IS and rs 4. N, and $50 and
AS p. NJ On Sundays at $50 P. II. only The second
and fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect
with trains on the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind information &c, apply to
J. T. ENGLAND, Agent Or at the Ticket Once Camden
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. s23tf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
~ a;,gH,.: ...4z
CHANGE OF HOURS AND TRAINS.
SUMMER ARRANGENENT
TIE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY being com
leted and in operation Wi!iamsport making close
connections with trains over the Wiiamsror and Eimira
WIITI4TSP6RT. EIWIRA, ROCHESTER,, SYRACUSE
NIAGARA FALLS, BINGHAMPIoN, BUFFALO,
BATAVIA, OSWEGO,
AID
ALI, THE TOWNS AND CITIES IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA.
On and after Monday July &c trains will run follows
passcnr@rs far Niagara Fails Buffalo Harrisburg Car
Isle Chambarsfrrs Lancaster leave Calvert Station
s, A. " and 40, r NJ.
Tlfr9nh 10 N'fqgqrG CrE FgTq'o hours
Passengers for PtsRurg Chicago. Cncur ii St. Louis
and other cities and towns in the West Nort South
west, leave Calvert Station at s, A. H. and 10, F. NJ
For Bedford SPRINGS passengers leave by trains g A.
NJ and TO- P NJ coSnscnss VITA the Pennsylvania and
Broad Ton Railroads
All trains stoy at reaIIar yrav stations
Fare to Elnira. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Do Niagara als........................10
Do. Buffalo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Baggage checked through all principal points WEST
and NORTH EXcurs on Tickets to Niagara and return
$500.
Passengers have heopporunfty stopping at any
point or any Of the cities on the route and their
seats at Meas urn
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Mtrtban0i3e.

r1~ IfbJs Prime RACON SuOTInERS
4 1-t,i,,a,i hr.rds hriobf and I,,nlso,o Gov sataT
'i' "'''' " NJ ,i iiT IAN" SgItR I2t T8S y
57--5-3 y ~
10 .n 1t for Sale Nv HE II HAIL 0l'H
aglS =, M Ga1H&sn street f,
EEMe BBLS. PURE COPPER DIS
HUI TITLED RYE WIIISKEY two years old, in
SIR p 8owIy,s wharf.
600 ppTC up TT<;rTTTT( nT7T rEpTCED
L(fi And ', CiIRiFIEb stGiRs L LIZ '''--N
so BbIs BALTIMORE \ BOSTON REFINED sYRUPs.
aPl2-tf 10 Commerce street.
00A Bbs: OLD n ON . G A II r LA
,,<o,>cI ~, ooo '"i III" i'isiy 'i-
No. az by M C0RlrTs 6, ROGERS
mol If ''' 4 Cor1rncrre street
TOQ Hhds. Western Smoked BACON
d. d, 3Hor6E n 4a for eE b No. DO o0 10 "' CITY
s1,tf SMITH : NICoDEMUs
6bSO HHDS. CHOICE MJSCOFADO
AsJx5 M0LASSES
500 RhIs Choice NEW ORLEANS MOLASSFS
For sale by GEO. Sitter,
400 BOXES ADAMANTINE AND
SOLAR S'A" 6 S7Sf 5 5SSS4 s. for
EON BBI,S. NOVA SCOTIA HER
eJlBU RINGS. in prime order for sale by
je24 JAMES CORNER SONS
n caiyeS and for sale Nv
DUvALL \ IGLEHART,
my6-6 rs light street Wharf
Q ~ S,s SHF H5s1.:a Dairy CHEESE.
1000 " "Kingsf2rdn oswego Starch.
ZOo Dds Ollrlle" Oi'eI in TtV1n II pr-zpv
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

QUERIES. Suppose Mr. Buchanan had ta-
ken the same position on the Lecompton Con.
stitution question as that assumed by DOu-
glas--suppose that he had said that tho Le-
compton Constitution must be voted upon by
the people OF Kansas. as an entirety, before
it can be received, how many Democrats in
the legislature or out Of it would have raised
their voices in opposition Would n single
member have voted for resolutions instruct.
ing our Senators and requesting our Repre-
sentatives to vote for the admission Of Kan
sas with the Lecompton Constitution, if the
President had opposed such admission
Would Collector Washington have written a
letter iu favor Of this course of policy. il the
President had opposed it Shasta Courier.
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READING 0ur.--Some Of the great men OF
the Assembly have recently been talking
about "reading out" Of the party those DEM
ocrats whe do not sustain the Presidents s
Kansas policy. We would like to hear some
Of these fellows "read." We will wager our
hat against package Of cigars. that We can
name some OF these "readers.out' who can.
not read single page of Shakespeare cor
rectly, or Paufs Rpistle to Timothy without
stopping occasionally to spell some of the big
words. They "read" any body out. indeed F!
- Shasta Courier.
Oh they can read; Of course they can. AT
any rate, one Of them swears he read the Le-
compton Constitution. The reason the 9TH
ers didn't read il is because. poor fellows,
they are .'going ii blind" "Lord. forgive
them. they know no, what they do"
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JEEwHILLiKIN l-Ssratton the chivalric
muggins who introduced the Custom House
Resolutions supporting the LecomptOu
Frauds, introduced another resolution on
Tuesday. calling upon Hon. David C. Bro.
derrick to resign his seat in the United States
Senate! OF course the silly thing was re.
jected, for Infatuated as are the majority OF
the Assembly men, they have. thank God. a
a little sense of propriety left them We
shall expect this monstrous buncombete.
this dear lover of "Uncle Jimmy" as Gen.
Allen calls our poor old President, will next
astonish the people of California by offering
resolution requesting Senator Douglas to
vacatc his chair
"oh judgment! thou hast fed to british
beasts. and men have lost their reason p
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

SHASTA MArrEKs.--.w learn from the
Courier. that Messrs. McGee and Larry
were severely injured on Tuesday week by
the caving Of their claim at Horsetowu Hill
The Methodist Greek diggings are declared
q humbug by disappointed miner.
The Courier man has seen q lump of gold.
bearing quartz. taken from French Galch,
which is estimated to be worth $1,000.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

That woN'r Do MIR Hill of Sierra couu.
ty. has given notice Of an Act forming a
new county out of parts Of Sierra. Yuba. Plu
mas and Butte. to be called summit coun
ty." Make as many counties as you please,
Mr.. Hill out Of all the others named. but let
Butte alone. She has too long been the field
for iucusions from greedy neighbo-s, and in
stead of giving away any more territory we
want our stolen property returned TO Us. We
call upon our Representatives to leok TO this
matter.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

SrIRiru ALisM. "A lecture will be deliv-
cred this evening at Thompson's Flat upon
the above named subject, it, design aud haal
result. by J : Kitkpatrick. Admission
free We nre indebted to Nh X for y copy
ofhis work, entiiled The "Mo,riug Star,
.acamnsut upon toe Resea, ion, Of 81. j ohu
wade through4it
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

RHEuMArIc DEvIL.-The Records devil
has the rheumati=. and carries sulpher in
both breeches pockets. rs a curative. The
Record says his rheumatis is not of the sew
en- year" kind. We doubt it. Express.
over Devel sayes that the reason that the
Editor of the Express does not have the Each
is becaus that he would take to much pleas
ure q scratching DEvEL.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-18

Want OF RAIN.-Great complaints are
made as to the lack Of rain in San Diego
county, where there had been no shower tor
four or Eve weeks previous to the 9th OF
March. Unless pouring down was had
soon, il vas feared that all the grain crops
Of the county would be ruined as they were
last year. This is the third year of drought
in the country, and il is feared it will near
ly ruin some Of the farmers Sac. .fge.