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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29
CONYUHICA

ICUNNUNIlAIil
Is the proceeding Of the Msrsbsl ot
District OF Columbia, at the execution
Powers, in making a speech to the cuII
just before he was hung, to be taken as 8
ccdcnt by the SheriFs and Marshsls tbroa
out the country, in cases where they
called on to execute the law! | hop.
Certainly, in Virginia, no such thing vii
tolerated. LIZ
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MORE NEW BOOKS.-The Cr'H" .
M Baxy a Summer Ramble a l1s,
fos.lliferous Deposits of the Hebride'
Rambles Of GeoIogist, or Ten Ino 'lI, :,
over the FossiIileroUs Deposits OF sc0l o-I
Hugh Miller, LII. d. author oil ne 0''
Sand Stone, "Footprints OF the Creator
Jams., Nee Ronlanos-LoTd Montague ~
AN Historical Romance OF the Seventeen
tury, byG. P. r. James, author oil @DS .n1.
"Oid Dominion" &c, in one handsome
with portrait, y 20. r,,.. h. ssn
.8qudrsEa, or summer Sketches, Dy i, b,
son,pre s2c. Just published, and i0I ' arsI \
'oa'V oe ROBEhT BIZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

CTRIBLING SPRINGS-ThIs Mountain
- treat, in Augusta County, Va, 70 ~.
from Stanton, and 81 miles from HaH,a
burg. will be under the management OF y
PyTEg II. WOODWARD, formerly ID Jacks.
River, and Healing Springs.
The Proprietor respectfully announce 70
valids and pleasure seeking public, lb4,5?
general improvement OF the premises srce
season, after the 10Th of June, he will be q
pared 10 offer visitors the most pleasant acco
modations in the Virginia mountains.
The Waters OF this place are unsurp1'se'
fact, the visitor al these Springs has tue ads:
tage OF all the various waters belonging 10
entire mineral region OF Virginia.
The SULPHUR WATER, exceIled by none eIc'
that OF Greenbrer.
The ALUM SPRINGS inferior TO none, as e.
for the last five years; with the Chalybea!s a
Free.StOne Waters, all at hand, IN abnntsr
render this place, properly, the MIMI
SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
For pleasure-seekers, there wall be hr'.
attendance, and the amusements and spofh
toIded by mountain resorts.
An experienced Physician will reside AZ
Springs.
TrRss 80 per week-S3o for mont.
four weeks, and reduction made for an ri
season For less than week s. ps day "
be charged.
A line OF superior four horse Ma 1. Coz,
will leave Stanton daily, for this pace ..
the arrival of the Eastern cars.
A line of STAGES will pass the SPHDs'
route from Harrisorburg TO Bath Alum sP'l-
three times a week, leaving HaHlsoHo"4
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
CHESLFY KINNEY PFoPhs'o'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

Mrs. Titles, tried in Rochester, New YORK;
for the murder of her husband, has been
found guilty of mauslauehter in the sec0na
degree, and sentenced to seven years impri'
sonment in the peniientiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

The New York Herald says:--"We have
seen private letter from London. received
by the last steamer, which states that Gene
raj AIuonte, the Mexican Minister to Eng
land, had left that city, it was reported Tor
the Continent, but that he bad really en-
barksd for New York, and that his Object 10
coming here was to negotiate largo pur'
chase IF arms for Santa Anna, and get them
out Of the country. If this is so, he Is pro-
bab,v ensconced in some Of our hotels ,meog'
nito, and negotiating for munitions OF war
with some Of the big 6libusters. mere Is
something on foot here about Mexico"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

The Commissioners for locating SIZE 'or
the proposed new Lunatio Asylum IN 'lre''
MIA. have reported in favor OF Weston IN
Lewis County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

DR.. R. r. Harrison, of Prince George coun-
ty, Va, has taken pains to make some care
full examinations to ascertain whether corn
grows, as is generally supposed, more at
night than by day August l, corn grew In
tweuty-fou hours five inches; a. night one
and half inches. August 2, it grew four
and seven,eights inches; at night one and
sevcn-eighis, and in the day three inches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

The Secretary of the Treasury invites BIDS
for ten of the twenty millions of dollars
which BY the act Of the late session Of Cor
gress, the Government is authorized to Dor
row This loan is to bear an interest OF f'e
ner cent. and to run fifteen years. The pre-
caution of the Secretary in requiring all oios
60 be unconditional. and without reference TO
the bids of Others, is proper one to prevent
combination bids, complained of in re!e''
ence TO loans lately made to one Of the States,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

cocoa REWARD-Ranaway from the
- wv subscriber, living near Middle
burg, Loudoun county Va, on Thursday, 18th
inst, negro mau LEN aged about % years
about 8 feet high, well built, dark copper color,
round broad lace, and when spoken TO has
downcast look. He had Oh suit of light
clothes when he left, but suppose he took 9th
Ell and dark clothes with him. will give $500
tor his recovery, ii taken out OF the State, or
$3.50 il taken III the State, and secured so that
get him again SPENCER RECTOR.
MiIdieburg Loudoun Co, Va, ie l9-eotl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

There lie considerable sickness, bilious to
var, &C., in Bedford county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

C.jnn -Ranaway from the
- wv Subscriber, living near Brlstoe Sta
ton, Prince William County, Va, on Sunday,
my negro man, named "GIFF.' He Is about s
feet 10 inches in height, copper color, lips very
large, and is about n years old. ! viii give
800 reward tor him il taken out OF the State
and $50 taken IN the state and secured so that
get him again. w W. THORNTON.
Bris.oe Station, o. e. A. K r, je PIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

The Baltimore American speaks IN Just
terms Of Indignation of several instances OF
recent occurrence, in which excursion parties
enjoying themselves in the rural retreats
around that city, have been wantonly out
ragged by rufbauly outlaws, the females in
suited, children frightened, and their male
attend ants beaten aud abused when they In
terlered to protect those under their charge.
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Augusta county, Va. je 2l-eoim

UIHE FAUQUIER WHITE suLPh
SPRINGS-(FIFTY NILES y T.
FROM Observation-Disclosures A %.
been regained from the late tenant; thus =,
lishment will be opened, the 18th June, ~ :.
the direction CT an accommodating SUPP"
dent and most reliable, eouTteousassis'aNs.
No pains or expense will be spared i. "
20 accommodate the guests and 70 'r 60"
former high reputation OF these SPnns n
Orange railroad cars leave A!e"aIu'' -
O'Clock in the morning and ~ vac ne, 4
and return at % A VI. and 2 7; N, ne' "a
leaving Richmond also twice day. ILu' ."
ing the uost convenient mode OF aces
The terms of fare will be - per Gay I.
per week, $40 per month, $40 Tor i"o G Ino-
and SlCO for the season ending IS, ~ o' y.
children over year old and under Il I'd" !
servants also half price. cprrN
le lS-2w lho.hho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

Leonard Scott & Co., have republished the
June number Of Blackwood's Magazine. 1t
contains continuation Of Bulwer's novel
a nd articles on the Blood, the lndian War;
Religious Memoirs, &c., &c. R1bert Bell,
AGENT, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

n EW GOODS, JUST kECElVED-YeEy
Y ricn Lace Nantes double and single
Grcnedine and Berrage Robes
Pink, Blue, Green, and Straw colored Tarltons,
for covering Pictures and Chandeliers
White and colored Mosquito Nets
Irish Linens: Pillow Linens
Gents Gauze Merino Shirts and Drawers
Gauze Flannels; lnaia Dimity
Stocks aud Neck Ties: Lawns
Marseil!es. tor Basques: Lace Mitts
Short CoTsets
Mechanic Corsets 10 fasten in front
Large stock OF Steel Spring Skirts
Mar.eilles Quilts, of ali sizes and handsome
Hosiery, OF all kinds; Busters for travelling, &c
Also, a lot OF the finest Straw Mating which
has been offered for sale in this market during
the season.
je 70 JAMES NJ. STEWART
SNELF SEALING JARS-NEW PATENT.
- The subscribers nave received a full! sup
ply of the above, both OF glass aud earthenware,
for putting up fruit, tomatoes, &c. The price
and simplicity OF the Jar, render it more desira.
bic than any yet made.
r. II. MILLER, son & co.
je 24--eoIm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

The L. s. steamer Colorado was to leave
Aspinwall on the 2lst for Havana. The
S,ranac and Vandalia were lying at Panama.
The Decatur sailed on the 18th, and the Mer-
r,mac on the 18th. The jamestown, from
Greytown, touched at Aspinwall on the lth'
and sailed the same day for Havana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

The Mexican papers received by the Ten
nessee contain accounts of an earthquake
which bad occurred at Vera Cruz--but, 30
far as advised the damage occasioned there
nv was quite unimportant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

The death of Edward Moxon, the poets
publisher, is announced in the London pa
pers received by the Persia. He was the
friend of Charles Lamb. the elder dlsraeli'
Samuel Rogers, Barry Cornwall, Sheridan
Knowles, Fanny Burney, Monckton Mines
john Forster, and TeuDyson. lie was uni-
yersally respected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

The New Granadian House of Representa-
tives had accepted, without alteration, the
Cass.Uerran treaty, though the Senate had
not vet reeeded from its amendments. 1t
was expected, however, that, through the In
husnce Of President Ospina, the two Houses
would, on joint ballot, pass the treaty without
apy materials notifications.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

The municipal election at Norfolk, on
Thursday last, resulted in tho choice for
Mayor, Of William w. Lamb, the regular
Democratic nominee. The nominee of the
American party was William N. Mckinney,
at present Senator in the State Legislature.
The majority for Mr.. Lamb is ls5, exactly
the same as was the majority obtained last
year by the then American candidate, MIR.
Ferguson, who is now about to be superseded
in office. The other municipal officers were
elected from both parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

l.JNn REWARD. Runaway from the
sOIUU farm OF the subscriber, near Cen
trevllis, Fairfax County, Va, on the night OF
9th instant negro woman HARRIET, about IS
years OF age, black, 8 feet or inches high,
and tote ably likely. She was purchased by me
OF Messrs Dickinson Il Hill, in Richmond and
formerly came from King George County. |
will give the above reward If returned to me,
or secured SO that can get her
A. s. GRIGSBY.
Fairfax County, Va. ap 5-estf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

Warenton Springs, Fauquisr county,
Va Moses NJ. Green lie appointed postmaster,
yi,c A. A. Thompson, declined.
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ICoHNUSICATE.

IOUHHUNIVAILV
Major Duncan, the commander Of The
bells at New Orleans, calling themsel'e,
Vigilance Committee, is go offcer.hoIdeF D
der the government Of the United Stst
Will the President punish him for be p
ticipation in that outraged Or, did be 90
rebel on the right side! =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

Assistant Adju:ant General Major Mo
Dowell, has issued orders to the command
ing officers at Forts Columbus, Hamilton,
and Monroe, TO be each on the lookout on the
q Of July, and, in succession, as tho steam
er conveying the remains of the il!ustrious
Monroe from New York for Richmond, Vir-
ginia, is discovered to be " thin five miles Of
the post. to lower his flag at half staff, COM
menee firing minute guns, and continue these
honors until the vessel shall have passed to q
like distance beyond the fort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

The Persia, on her last trip from Liver
pool, brought among her passengers to New
York, probably a larger representation of
wealth than any steamship was ever freight
ed with to this country. 10 addition to VIM.
B. Astor and his family, were two of the
young members Of the richest noble houses
in Great Britain-Lord r. Grosvenor and
Lord Ii. +. Cavendisb--one representing the
wealthy family Of Westminster, and the 9TH
er that of the hardly less wealthy house Of
Devopshre. The Honorable Evelyn Ashley
also--a scion of the house OF Salisbury
accompanied the two young lords on a tour
of pleasure to America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-29

TYDRANT HOSE, Adjust received $50
IL feet Of inch HYDRANT HOSE OF su-
perIor quality, with brass pipes and couplings.
Also, 40 feet OF j and 8 inch Betting Pure
Cum Packing, inch tAick; Plain and Mixed
Packing, OF ali thicknesses
L. VI. MCCORMICK,
Je % Theatre Building
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWpEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
The Right of Search Settled.

TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 90, 1858.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30
TELEGRAPHTC.
TREroRrED ron THE DAILY DrMoonAT
Arrival Of the Overland Mail-The Glorious tri-
umph Of Hon Stephen A. Douglas in Illinois
Election news from the Eastern States, etc.
SAN FnANrsco Nov OIL


The Overland Mail from st. Louis and
Memphis, bringing dates to the 4th Novem-
ber, arrived here at about 6t o'clock. The
great election contest in Illinois has termina-
ted in the triumph of Douglas.
The Administration has been defeated in
the various eastern State elections.
LATEST IrEMs-WAsmyGroN Mason
retires from the French Mission in the Spring
simultaneously with the retirement of Mr.
Dallas from the court of st. James Their
successors have not yet been suggested.
Mr. Ward, of Georgia, who served as
President Of the Cincinnati Convention,
which nominated Mr.. Buchanan, has been
offered the China mission, but has not yet de-
cded whether to accept or refuse. He ex.
pected the appointment to Austria.
No new contract has been concluded for
the Nicaragua route First and foremost the
Administration require the ratification of the
Cass Yrissari treaty.
The President has issued a proclamation
against flibusterng
Gov. Banks and his brethren of the Repub-
liean State ticket have swept over Mass. like
a whirlwind, carrying in their wake all their
friends on the Congressional ticket.
In New Jersey the result at present seems
to be as decisive in favor of the same party.
Partial advices from Michigan indicate a
kindred result, although the city of Detroit
is reported as having given a Democratic
majority for the State ticket of 200 or 800
votes. The town assembly, however, has
been carried by their opponents.
Wisconsin returns are very meagre, but as
favorable to the Republican cause and can
didates
New York City has cast majority for
that section of the party holding allegiance to
LeeOmptonism, the President and Federal
officers.
Erastus Corning. the Buchanan member
for Albany, is defeated
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30
HENRY JAcoB.

DEFAMATION OF CmARACTER.-John A Ben
son, proprietor of Bensons Ferry, on the
Cosumues, co mmenced suit on Saturday, in
the District Court, against Mathew Borland,
for defamation of character The complaint,
which is somewhat lengthy, covering eight
or ten pages of legal cap (foolscap, perhaps,)
charges that the defendant did, on or about
the 1st of October last, in San Joaquin coun-
ty, and at sundry times and places thereafter,
in the presence Of several Others, make the
following and other false and scandaous as
sertions etc: 81 will have Benson indicted
by the Grand Jury for branding cattle that
do not belong to him." II know that Ben
son is in the habit of putting his own brand
on other peoples cattle, and in the habit of
turning them in with his own bands of stock !"
81 know that Benson is in the habit of brand
ing estray cattle belonging to other people,
and in the habit of branding other peoples
cattle and turning them in with his own
stock" 81 will have him indicted for sever
al criminal offenses, for which purpose l am
now collecting testimony" 1t is also com
planned that the defendant charged him with
stealing cattle from him; that he had been
indicted therefor, and also that he knew he
had stolen cattle from other parties In
consideration Of the premises, the plaintiff
lays his damages at S25, 5,O00--Sae. Unjon
yesterday
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30
MOUNTAIN CORRESPONDENTS
NEVADA. Nov. goth. 1858

NEVADA, NOV. 2bth, 1905.
Enron DEMocRAT; Much could be said of
This city; its history would comprise a vol
,n,e Of much interest However, historical
compilation must be deferred for a future
1ov and at this time brief digest of its to
Jav's condition and seeming prosperity may
sufice. Notwithstanding its almost entire
obHteration by the fire Of July, 1856, it
scoin recovered its former strength and pros
neritv; but as circumstances govern all in the
enterprise of to-day, it was unfortunately
rebui of the same combustible material
hence the second disaster by the sumo treach-
erous element in July last, from which it is
rapidly recovering and assuming more per-
manent shape by, in many cases, the substi-
tuition of brick in place of pine lumber
After leaving Marysville, in the northern part
.of the mining country, Nevada is next In i'm
nortanee. 1t contains many good people,
and many fine and respectable families, and
also ouite a number of beautiful and mar
yiaeable ladies for whom there is considera-
ole rivalry amongst the gentlemen. The in
stitutons of the city are various and numer-
ous. Firstly, there are two printing estab-
lishments, each OF which issues an excellent
weekly journal. Secondly, four churches,
painted white. Thirdly, one Temperance
Hall. Fourthly, one very neatly finished
little theatre, which will seat 490 persons
Filthy, six hotels, of which the Exchange is
first class Sixthly, thirty-one 12t cent
drinking establishments, among which, Uncle
Pike q. Blaze are the most prominent and
heaviest dealers. Seventhly, one gambling
house, and several houses of prostitution of
the first, second, and third classes. Oh beg
pardon; this should have been mentioned
secondly: there are two good schools being
taught.
There is great deal of mining being done,
not in a small way, but in very extensive
way, by large companies with large capital
and some of them are receiving enormous
dividends. Amongst the many operations in
mining, the Live Oak, Nebraska, and Young
America Companies are the most important
the Live Oak is said to be employing 80
hands; the Nebraska is said to average 100
ounces per day, and has taken out as high as
twelve thousand dollars per week A single
interest in this company was sold some time
since for $4,000.
Tins it is in California, some few grow
rich in a day, whilst thousands toll for wa
ges and living and thus it will be for hun
dreds of years to come the accidents of for
tune come not alike to all, and too often the
most deserving are the most unfortunate. In
all enterprises in which labor is the chief
capital, there are none so precarious in point
of success as that of mining for gold This
is a fact that has been proven to many thou
sands in California within the past eight
years, and is not the opinion only of
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY JACoB.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30

SAN Francisco News OF SUNDAY-Ben. +.
Moulton purchased ticket to the Lyceum
last night, and, when going in, used some
quarrelsome language to the door keeper, Jo-
seph F. Brewer, who had some days before
refused to admit him gratis. After the per-
formance, they began talking at the bar, up
ftairs, and then came down, and alter pass
ing a few yards up Washington street, came
TO blows, when John Wilson rushed between
them, but net IN time to prevent Brewer from
hrlng pistol at Mculton, who dropped sense
iess Newspaper reports say that MOulton,
being drunk, followed Brewer down stairs
and struck him, after being warned not to do
so; while another story is that after the thea
IRE was out Brewer crossed the street, bor-
rowed pistol, and then came back to the
Lyceum bar room, and requested Moulton to
walk down stairs Moulton's friends say he
was not drunk. The ball struck the angle of
the forehead and temple, over the left eye,
uhu Is supposed to have split, one part glau-
Vihg OH, while the other entered and lodged
Ut Vne base of the brain. Dr. Sawyer has
iio no1 oeen able to find it by probing, but be-
iere reS II TO be there, from the fact that Moul-
.on lett side and part of the tongue have
UecoLne paralyzed. lie will probably die to-
nient out there is a slight chance for reco-
very.
samuel Crawford has been arrested for
&ssnonng, & and Chas. Burroughs r. Beatty,
CnaS Stanley, james White, r. Gregory and
george Wallace have been indicted for felo.
"iUusiy UT dealing the game of faro
Wh. Miller was arrested, on a charge of
Pergurlng himself, in case before the U. 5.
District Court
Jack Stewart, Phil. Riley, Pete Williams,
notorious vagabonds, are sentenced, respec
Ayely, to ten, four, and three months i'm
Rrlsonment, for the public good, but ostensi-
Dly t2r assaulting man named Taylor
Accounts from the Gila mines, Nov. 9th,
best.
LATER FROM THE NoRTH.-The Cortes arri-
yea, to-day, from Victoria, with three hun
Ared passengers.
Frederick Bordelais lFPenchman, was found
shot dead, in boat, on Fraser river
Mortimer Stunich was shot dead at Port
iand, by Danford Baleh, whose daughter he
Had eloped with and married, a few weeks
before Union tel
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30
TRINrY CouNrY.-The annexed items ar

TRINITY COUNTY.-The annexed items are
from the Trinity Journal, of Saturday;
OREGON Gulch assault and Battery Case
row occurred at Oregon Gulch, on the 4th
of July last in which Dennis Tacey was ter
ribly beeten. Thomas Slattery was accused
of the assault, but the District Attorney be
lieving there was not sufficient evidence to
convict refused TO prosecute. Indictment
was found by the grand Jury, and Col. Baker
and IL. J. Howe were employed to prosecute;
the case was tried this week by the Court of
Sessions, Pitzer IL Burch for defence, and the
accused was declared not guilty. As We I'M
derstand it, the fight was general, and it
could not be determined who beat the assault
ed party.
iSueiqler's Bar, Canon Creek-"Osage"
saws: Saufer CE Co. obtained Sl6S Is in five
days, four men Saunders, Fisher d. Co, l04
ounces in five days, three men; Fore, War
rem d Co., 8 ounces in five days, seven men;
Conrad d Co., Sl2l in five days, three men,
Murder IN Scots VaileH-We are imper-
fecty informed of the killing of Mr.
Thompson. by fellow named "Poker jim" "
A quarrel had existed a good while about a
Young woman whom the latter stole from
Thompson on Monday jim met Thompson.
brains with the gun, and since gave himself
up to trial This is all We can hear of the
matter--the telegraph being out of repair
Loupe Mssing-Loupe, the Humboldt
mail man, had not arrived at 2 o'clock Fri
day afternoon-he should have been here on
Wednesday. We fear the Indians have him
perhaps delayed by deep SHOWS on the
mountain.
eg-A An invalid desires us to express her
gratefulness to ladies of Weavervlle for their
instant miuistrations during weary hours of
illness Verify there is a sisterhood of Mer
cy, blessed by holier than priests or cardinal,
sanetiied by the sacrament of a sisters kiss
and baptised by tears of sympathy in atflie'
tion.
TslegrapAic Smash.-Mr, Hobbs p operator f
at this place, informs US that the line from
the New York House to Trinity Centre was
broken down by the late snow-a distance
Of 20 miles.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-30
nailp. Natlonal 4emOtrat,

Agency NOtIce.-Mr. L. P. FISHER is our only
,horired agent in San Francisco, to receive adver-
,,.,ents receipt for the same, and to transac. busi
as. generally for the DEMOCRAT. 0hace 171]& Wash
,a,on street, Cup stairs nearly opposite Maguire's
nnnrn House.