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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-24

A,ECUND SUPPLY OF FALL And
~ WINTER CLOTHING Having just returned
rom the North, receiving my second sup-
ply of Clothing for NJ MS Boys and Cidrsn's
wear, when will make nv assortment the most
complete / have ever offered In this market It ID
got M entirely for the retail trade OF this sec
ton and no pains having been srared as to sty ie.
quality aud work in getting it Up. hopeto
be able to plea-e all vino may favor me sith their
patronage Without enumcrsting tie articles
hand my stock will embrace every article usually
found ia u FASHIONABLE CLOTHING House. Call at
the Virginia Clothing Manufnctory and sales Room
of VIM IRA SMITH,
oc Is ia Main street
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-ssls oh1 bath
n WE ABE ALL WATCHMAKtRs
~. The Governor he 10 . wsfchmaksr
= The best finished oas Of auy
And one Guard Is not enough.
30 Of Thorn he has many.
The MAYOR be IL q Case maker
Bad Gases TO refine;
And II they are not pleased with hin,
les hard 10 beat his time
The Watchmen they are Wasehmakaxs
And often ia q while,
They get good Repeater
And very damaged Diai,
The Aucffoneer ga Watchmsksr
lie takes Watches into pawn
And keeps them for certain time
Un'il-0ong, going gore
BARTHOLOMEW be = q WatebmsLax
His name oil people tslI--
On the corner II Eleventh. street
Opposite n the Hotel
BARTHOLOMEW, wsfchmake,
no 10 Opposite the smayi1s,
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r. r. V1NCEN Clock Arm
IA wArcHNAKEk, JKwEIlER AID 0p,,e,..
NA The attention Of the public a insitsS -
- my choice selection Of CLUCks which ,os
quality and Qusntity are not surpassed By any sii
lar establishuent in the city. Likewise a ias :.
sortment OF JEWELRY end spkCTACLRs' Tia
above goods were purchased recently. FOR CASH. q
the manufacturers; AZ having made sIssagea ests
pared 81 all times TO sell goods at small I'D ysncs
on fsctory prices just received another Io a Prb
bic Glasses well calculated 10 remedy the defeets
of vision occasioned from deormiiy .,
otherwise. Sixteen years study and practice In On.
teal Science enables me TO decide to esrtajnty
upon what kinds Of Lenses are best calculated 20
improve the sight.
~ Clocks. Watches. Jewelry and Spectacle, pE.
PAIRED In the eest manner and on moderate
terms. p VINCENT.
Sign Of the Spectaclss
H-fm 9Th and brffad NJ pfehnao,,x q.
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-~s--
- SECOND SUPPLY P0R La.
- DTBs --yssosIsed and opened this inorr.
ins, 1ne ssscrttnt NJ Of Ladies shess &nd Gstsrs
embracing ~
Trick and thin solsd asitrs. with and without
bsels
Thick aud thin soIed Morocco Boots. Will, and with
out heels
Thick soied Kid Boots with heels
Double soled Patent Leather foxed besl Congress
Caters
Thick snd thin soied Congress 0aiters, with ana
without heels
Kid and Morocco Slippers. with and without bees
Oyersloes. with and without heels s
Morocco Cor gress boeled 9aifess
White Kid clippers. with hfeis
White Aid Slippers without heels
Togeth with almost every ether STYLE usually cali
ed for.
Ladies are respectfully invited 20 call at No 90
MainStreet, two doors above MSssrs. r. X. Price q
no II JOHN c PAGE, in.
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4 aENTs, MATER PROOF AND

dENlO VhlEh TnOOF AMI
DRESS BOOTS We have Just received from
tine Justly celebrated snufacturtrs Miles
Son.o philadelphia fresh aud full supply
which We confidently recommend as superior 20 any
Boot now use both IS TO durability and comfort We
Cor daily invite gentlemen who wish pair of Boots
which will reDder service and At the time wear
perfectly easy, to call on and be fitted.
PUTNEY q WATTS.
no Is No II3 Main st Richmond Va.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS EANK-CHAR-
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF yIR-
G1SIA--CAriTAL i06.0o0 D0ILARSi-Mouey re-
ce.ved on deposit in sums Of five dollars end up
wards on which interest the rate OF per centum
per snnum Is paid for SUNS remaining elk months
OF longer for shorter periods interest at the rate of
per ceEtum
The whsisIoin stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, ! STARKE. ut the store Of y b Spence,
corner Of Main and Governor streets, Richmond, Va
a. SAMUEL s C0TTRELL, President.
z b 2TARKE, Cashier.
@ EALTHAII EecretarY = an i4--3m
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N6rfiIk fetersburg Richmond and all plaoes ia VIZ
nm md North Carolina intsnded for shipment b.
Sfaornahins H0sneke and jamestown, will hereafter
H. receivod by tbs ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Who are the authorised Agents Tor Express privileges
On these ships.
csfice Of fhs New York and virginia Steamship
OonrAnv LUDLAM kPLEA2ANTS. Aesnts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-24

mn HATS, CAPS AND EURs.-we
- would call the attention of the pablo to our
extensive stock of the above goods In the way of
RATS, we have every variety of FRENCd and
AMERICAN, SOFT and BLK. Also, a large assert.
ment Of WOOL HATS for FARM hands. Our
stock of
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S FURS
is now complete, comprising every variety worn
We invite the ladies' q examine them.
Wealso keep BUFFALO ROBES aud other kinds.
together with ladies' FOOT MUFfS, and gentle
mems FUR GLOVES sni COLLARS.
BINFORD, DICKINSON 4 vs. ETSIGRR.
nO3 rs Main at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-24

TON OF THE EYE-siGHT.--spec.scI AZ.
justed TO defective sight upoa lp~rring scientific
principles, by HhHKENS, 9sticlsn, or Cover.
norstrFet Take particular nosice Of the number.
The subscriber. who is wall In wn to the citizens
Of Virginia, az skifui opicisn informs he pabi!s
ment Of ec:acies and Eye Glasses In tie COUNTY,
and that he will be happy faithfully to gttead to All
who " ish their eye-sight properly treated by &c
curate and superior ground gizssCs. His arr
bles I'm. upon the skorte,t sxansina tion. 10 suit
almost every de; ect. WHISTLER 1t hs derive. from
Mionis. (lear sight Presbyts, (sged &C far sight,
AMPLY opia, (pres byte or niyopis.3 Cataract etc
The existing prejudice sRsinst Spectators sh0aId be
eRtlrely discsrdet By youag persons suffering from
defect vision; this prevailing prejudice In owing
entirely TO the erroneous notion that Speetselss
shSnld be suited to different ages.
II you wish to preserve ycrr sight dnriug life,
see with ease 10 read wri sew without the east
strain to your ey es. call on
u MARKENS. Opiicisn,
On l4averus,r erect
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- To- OUR LADY + X EN- ID 3
GS AND PATRONS-We wo,ld gay that We
have nov ON and rst rate as oriment Of Ladies'.
Misse,' and Chiidreu's Boots, Shoes. Caters al d
Overshoes, 9mbrsc;Dg all the different styles BOW
id use all eff viii wc will guarantee to be as good
as can bo found In the State of Virginia or else
where and shl ud al article. which we recommend
the purchases Cali and supply yourselves at
PUTNEY Il WAITE, II3 Main st,
cJs Richmond Va.
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ssEs-1xrrrSsa REDUCED THROUGH
TARIFF Of CHARGES on THE
CANAL FROM RICHMOND To LYNCHBURG.-
The subscrib thank ful For the very LIBERAL natro
mage hitherto received. would inform his friends
that his through charges on general Merchandise
such Hats Caps, Shoes. Boots. Dry Goods &c, are
only THIRTY CENTS per 100 lbs On GIoceries,
Qusensa are, &c, only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
wharves in Richmond to the Landings or Depot in
Lynchbprg.
Boats leave every other day, full OF not full, and
goods are sent forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates A. &. LEN,
an PITS On tho Dock.
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A DAMS ExPREss COMPANY
TMPKUVEMENr AND PRgsEgVA-

n Have removed their office to a1, Main st..
above 10th, opposite Corinttian Hall. GOODS
called or aud delivered RkkE ct charge for drAy.
~ tn--&s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-24

81 BOOTS AND SHOES MADE To
ORDHR FOR DEFORMED FEET-We are
~ prepared TO make to order Boots and shoes
~ Tor def,rmed feet, and guarantee to give en-
tire sa.isfacii as CARDS ft and ", Tkmsnship.
having in cur employ competent workmen, who
learned their trade that particular ind Of work.
We most respectfully iAyite all interested to call
and get q pair Boots shoes made that will fit
pleasant aud enable them to walk with ease.
HARRIS 4 cos Skoe Depot,
no 20 No l29 Main street. RiGhmond. Va.
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nOGGETT & ANDERSON.
~ UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS

nOGGETT & ANDERSON.
~ UPHOLSTERERe AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin Streets,
Have cczived a large snd elegant assortment Of
goods n their line for the PAIL TRADE. which they
would be pleased TO furnish to their friends and the
public generally, at small profit.
Paper Hanging and Uphosterfhg ATTENDED TO
promptly. and executed by superior woi Anen.
&C ll-2m
NEW CLOTHING. just received by
~ Express and opening this morning. one of the
largest as d most beautiful stocks OF Ready maze
Clothing have ever had which for styles. quality
and make cannot be surpassed. Those in want ST
something really nice, can find It at
DARRACOTT, HARRIS cos.
Successors to Merchant Weisiger Co.
Also choice lot OF Furnishing Goods, including
those celebrated Golden Fill SHIRTS made of the
inject material and every Shirt warranted well
made and to fit we'll.
nc 2f DARRACNTT HARRIS co.
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DECEIVED, per steamers Roanoke and
N Relvidere-
10 < CREAM ALE
81 ! LAGER BEER
sne<sl genuine PRINCIPE CIGARS
For sale by WlLBAcHBR,
mol 18th 81. between Nam and Cary.
CABINETS, SLEEPS GREYS. &c.
- Receiving PER "Jgmestowa" aud '.Rosnoke"--
10 cases medium and lew priced Satine's
5 Gases handsome Printed do
& 10 cases Sheep dIeys and Farmers Cloths
Bonsscks Jeans, heFseys
Virginia do Hsayy Kentucky Twiis, &c.
Comprising full variety q coarse Wcolens.
For sale yEar csfrtP BY
nols KENT. PAINE On.
WOOD, WOOD. WOOD.--We have on
w hand choice let OF o Al and PINE WOOD,
which we will sell low, for cash.
Also-LUMBKR. Of all aires. on baud. and fur.
nished ct short notice.
Enquire aoath side Dock, near Q 2 Hawes' coal
yard, TO Il ID PHiLlIPS.
no 1t-lms
LIME TOILETTE SOAPS. -Frangipan-
= nj. Hlycerins and CAmphor. Jsuny Lind, Lewis
brown Windsor. Lows Honey, Lows PAiul, Lows
0lycerins. Floating. pal.nyrebe. Lettuce Juice.
Nylnph; togsshsr With oolsats's and cthsr cheap
yso v POLLARD. p.sssiss.
Ho0 l7ta sesset.
Ee
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a NJ EKS. UpIicIAn,
Garner NNisa aud Peal sfra.ts
A VALUABLE MARKET FARM ROa

a VALUABLE MARKET EAhM FOX
IA SALE II ofsr for sale that uost desirable
Dairy and Market Farm. the new Central road
kIown Summarized, uns pli.s aud q half belsv
Richmond, e1atsiniDg 81 acrss ona-halg cleared,
ba2nce IN wD1s cioiniD1 the sOttsxa farm recent.
iy owned by Ellis Pears. The improvements cog
sist of framed Hweili3g. recently built of the bert
materials, containing D ~ Faosls. with the usual
Z ut-houses This farm s admirably suited for q
market AID dairy fsrru produces we'll Of tbs usa&l
crops with 8 bold spriag OF the best water. 1hich
wonid enable the owner to u several ice houses
The owner being engaged Ia ether business, would
sell a bargain. FOR further par.ic uiass apply 10
no lyme, Land gent,
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NUNS SUPERIOR PI.

~ S1sxE3 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
60 ONE ANY, Is4 Main at. haFfng
folk. Petersburg and Richmoni By Steamers James
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon Wilmington, Lynchburg Salem, Wytheyilie
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
Ina are now prepared 20 forward with great dis.
patca and at reduced rates every kind of Merchan.
disc Valuable Parcels. Jeweiry, &C.. 70 the above
named cities. and all places on the seaboard
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messenger who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
10 the ADAMS EXPRESS C0.'S Steamship Express
Shippers viii please take notice that packages 10
points In Virginia and North Carolina viii DO cent BY
stAemers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. day Of sailing. until o'clock,
P. n j. +. MACD0NOUGH,
- AEcnt0g Adams' Express "a.
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NIOTIOE.-All psrsons having claims
~ agstnst the estate Of the late DR. John w Pow
ers are requested ~ present fhem and all persons
fudebted q said estate arc hereby notified 20 pay
their Respective indebtsdnaes alther 70 my aEents
Mp fnos B0UDAp, Who y authorized - receive and
3 49, 80 ~ sssowss, Aa.s&
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1SHE LARGEST STOCK or WHITE
! PINE end the most varied assortment in this
Otnea II 30 be Eluud At kDW'D 3. DuDLEr'S Lun.
- tard. On ieth street. between Aaia and Frank
Hrr Gfreafs nos 4
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13
Later from the SoutI,ern Coast

The steamer Senator has arrived from the
South with dates from Los Angeles to Aug
7th.
A San Bernardino correspondent of the
Vineyord tells some stories about the Nor
mons
Brigham Young and friends are so incen
sed at the Saints who left San Bernardino
for giving away their property to the &c en-
tie devils" as TO theatea them with the ven
geance of the Danites.
The particulars of the massacre at the
Mountain Meadows are coming in. The EN-
igrants fought the Indians for three days
and would have beaten them but for some
DANTE Mormons One of these came to them
from the Indians with a flag of truce, and
saying that they were willing to make peace
got the whites to lay down their arms. and
retire from the train and their families for the
alleged purpose of holding a council They
were then butchered. After this, Mormon
Colonel. one William IL. Dame, ordered The
women to be stripped, and made the infa
nous assertion that they were all diseased
and unfit to live, when they were also slaugh
tered. So says the correspondent.
The people of San Diego are much alarmed
at the prospect of the Indians ravaging tho
frontier.
a camp at the head of the Mohave river
had been attacked in the night by Indians
with arrows, and s. II. Lount and Thomas
johnson were badly wounded,-U,ion San
r teL, llh inst.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

TIE LIBERTY OF THE Press IN France
The Paris correspondent of the Ne~ York
Herald says:
NJ Villemessant, the editor of the Figaro,
has been made to understand thatif he would
save his journal from suppression" he must
put up with the murder of his colleague as
best he may. NJ. de Pene has troops of
friends, is of an ancient family, and his cause
is espoused by all who think the amenities of
literary life preferable to the manners of an
overgrown military. The observations of
the pasquinade were true to the letter only
they fell short of the truth, The lofty chival-
ry of the French army has disappeared en-
tirely. The manners of the French officers
are brusque ami vulgar. There is the air
of the "unwashed about them, meet them
where you will ; and when anything like
feastng is going on, they may be said also
to have the air of the "unfed," for their eager
voracity is so unbridled that ladies are rudely
hustled, even in the Palace of the Tuilleries,
and their shoulders lacerated by the epaulet
ted military anxious to attack the prey. 1t
is well known that the splendid receptions at
the Palace in the way of supper, have bee"
forced on the Emperor by the savage con-
duct of the military.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13
FRAZER RIVER !
ASTOUNDING REVELA ALTON
Truth will out:

ATELY 1t has been the custom Of unthinkng peo
AAple eAdvocate wholesale emigration to the frigid
and inhospitabe CLINE Of Frazer River. Know gu,
then, whom may concern that chill blasts and rosts
prevail there and ice nothing but ice, is the order of
the day. You then, who go thither TO war with the
hoary headed king,shoud the constitution against
the seventies Of 50 cold cme by accustoming your
selves to taste of thatfrost here which will have to
oe aken in such heavy doses there. BE not alarmed,
you Frazer River god-huntng adventurous, for this
ADVICE comes from phanthrOplsts, aud therefore it
comes IN the shape OF aluXury-and such an one =
phew ye Gods, ye never knew the like Talk of your
L0ou Tor Gods why, II Old Jupiter seated on Mount
VyhpuS heights and surrounded by the hosts Of Hea-
ven, were banquetng Of deicacies that united Gods
Sohcocted, and should get the of this parting
luxury offered TO excited and heated gold hunters he
would KICK the cup of nectar the highest star in
the milky way" and, attended by his heavenly suite,
EOuiu lhstanter proceed en- route for the fountain
mead OF this gloriOns deieacy-the ICE CREAM Of
tnt "MAkf5VlLLE ICE DREAM SALOON" oppo-
s'e the Post Oice-and levying on everything in the
concern. would Immediately condemn the propretors,
VOALEf MOORE, to an eternal voyage on the riv-
Ct StyX, Tor dispensing to mortals sweetmeats and
cooling refreshments suitable for Gods alone without
celestial letters patent
Jams, Ielies, and the most delicious CONNECTIONS
~ ~ Worui EVERYTHING CONCEIVABLE, appertaining to
Oolecuoners business to be found at this Saloon of
SuGh quantities as cannot possibly be equalleu Hhe
1adies say so-ergo, TRUTH je3O-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

ELIZABETH BowLEGs.-Billy Bowlegs, the
great chief of the Seminoles, who will be i'm
mortal as the Big Injin, ugh !" as long as
newspapers live has daughter whom he
calls Betsy Elizabeth is her name for long
Betsy for nick.
Betsy, it is said is capable of the tender
passion, which, like her clothes. after the
summer fashions of Georgia, she now and
then, in Hamlet phrase, tears to tatters,
and goes in for the fist love offered. The
first offer was while she was with her pa, the
aforesaid Billy, at New Orleans, after the
close of the awful Florida war; which cele-
brated event happened no longer than week
before last.
She offered her heart and hand. and all her
wardrobe, to the correspondent Of Harper s
JVeeklN who was on hand when they arrived
on their way " westward ho We will let
the ungallant fellow tell his own story. how
cruelty he crushed her young affections, no
doubt, to show his anxious mother how he
"tlrow'd himself away without sufficient
cos"-for $4,000 was enough:
"Bily, as | have said, is no beggarly Ger
man prince, without money to support his
hereditary dignity. He has, moreover, a
marriageable daughter, whom, it is currently
reported, he was anxious to bestow on some
white brother with a comfortable dowry
of $4,000 in hard cash, besides expectations
for the future. 1t was reported that l was
to be the happy man. | was overwhelmed
with congratulations, pronounced lucky fel
low, and forced to stand cocktails and lu-
leps without number.
at is due to all parties that the matter
should be properly represented. 1t is true,
then. that King Billy did me the honor to
propose an alliance between myself and his
elder daughter Betsy" he said, good
squaw-neyer married-you have her-come
with mel make you great chief-next after
me-" l was forced to decline this fattering
offer for private reasons, which am not at
liberty to explain at present. Gin Enquirer
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

ABomGINAL RENcoNTRE.--Some time during
Monday night, at the Hamburg House, on
Broadway. between Battery and Front streets
San Francisco, says the Call, two Chinook
Indians named John and Joe, got into row.
The affair terminated by Johns biting Joe's
nose entirely off in the most civilized style,
and by Joe cutting John slightly with knife.
The parties were brought before the Police
Court yesterday, and more disgusting spec
tacle cannot be conceived than the disfgured
savage's face John was committed for may
hem.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13
TBEARONATIC SCHIHDANS SCHIAPPS

Is consequently in great demand by pers travelling
or about to settle in parts Of the country espe
cally as well as by many in every community, where
has become known, account Of It's various other
remedial properties.
Il all cases of a Dropscal tendency it is generally
the only remedy required, when adopted in the carly
stage If the disease.
In dyspepsia maladies when taken in proper guam
titles as diet drink, and especially at dinner, 1t Is
found by uniform experience, to be eminenty etica-
cous i'm the most obstinate cases, when even the best
of the usual remedies have failed to afford more than
temporary relief. In cases of Flatulency it is an I'M
mediate and invariable specific, and it may be admin
istered in diluted and proportonae quantities. even TO
YOUNG INFANTS, in all those paroXysms Of gripping pain
in tire stomach and bowels to which they are especial
v subject as well as in the cholic of grown persons.
Its udicious adoption in connection with the princ
pal meals or when of exhaustion dictates It's
use never fails to relieve the debility attendant upon
protracted chronic maadies, low temperament and
exfeusted vital energy, by whatever cause induced
These are facts 10 which many of the most eminent
medical men, both in England and the United States
have borne testimony, and which are cvrroborated by
the highe written authorities.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, In cases Of one
Dozen with my name the bottles, cork, and fac
simile of my signature on the label.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and Liquor
dealers in California and Oregon.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
% Beaver street. New York
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13
REMOVAL.
VAN MULLER a. GO.
Corner of E and Second Streets,
MARYSVILLE
XNHEnE THEY OFFER FOR SALE

VNTIEEIEE THEY OFFER FOR SALE
2000 mats China Rice.
20OO sacks Flour, extra, superfne, and common.
so bbls Gallego Hazwell Flour.
800 bags Corn Meai, lIominy, Buckwheat Flom
5000 do Barley for Brewers, feed, &c.
500 do Chicken feed.
1000 do Bran, Shorts and ground Barley.
800 do Cal. Beans and Peas.
800 do coarse and fine Salt.
1000 lbs Pearl Barley, Sage, Farina, Tapioca.
5000 lbs Hops, 1851.
1000 do old do 1856.
800 do Irish Moss.
10 bbs Rosin.
100 NJ Wine Corks.
200 frkins Table and Cooking Butter.
800 cases Cal. ana Rhinewine, Kimmel, Clarct &c
100 do Fr'h Syrup, Ginger & Angelica Wines
100 do Absinth, Kirsh, Sautern, &C.
1000 boxs. Candles, of all kinds.
100 coils Rope. of all sizes
1000 do Cal, English and Swiss Cheese.
% kegs Dutch Herring.
100 kegs SourcrOut, Salmon and Mackcrel.
1000 gallons American Brandy.
1000 do Whiskey, Gin, &c.
500 do French Brandy, Portwine, Sherry, &c
10000 Havana and German Cigars.
The above, as well as all other kinds Of Groceries
Provisions and Liquors, will be sold for cash at a
very small advance on San Francisco prices.
augl0-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13
Caution to the Public.

London C0rdidI Gin,
Cgu6 House Gin,
Schieddns SchAdPpS,
JIedicdted SthndPpS
Royal SchndppS,
&c, &c, cec.
Under she above and similar titles the iquor,nii
~ mis- citv are botng large quantities Of adultera
ted upwholesome trash, costing but little, on winch
they hope to realize large profits by selling in Calior
MIA. ,.,,e,, -
pared as to pass for good Liquor except with the best
Judges If you would be safe. use only the long es-
tabiished renowned, genuine Wog'S Sch'e@d" ARC
matte Schadpps.
ouc33m % Beaver street, New York
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

Po1soN WArER.-The Times relates this Gu
rious incident
w. NJ Cheek, formerly property man at
Magure's Opera House, writes a woful st'ry
to a lady friend dating his communication at
Lillooet river, fifteen miles from the Upper
Lake. lie states that the water on his route
up was poison to his constitution-that his
limbs W ere badly swollen from drinking and
wading in the element. One OF his comrades
Mr.. Cheesborough, residing at 233 hearny
street, returned on the Pacific, quite III IRON
the cause mentioned.