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Nimos GkRDEs --Tomorro~ evening are promised
the soof old COMEDY entitled the "Rosd TO Ruo" with
Mr. blake as Ne Denton, NJ. Brougham as Goidancn
ard nrs Blake a. the widow warren A promenade COZ
cert Ia 10 be given between the third and fourth a,ts
pRorKseop wYNsN IL TO continue his marvellous NEGRO
mantle and ioauis performances the American
Museum throughout this week Ia addition 10 the wizards
entertainments Waters ul have ample Opportunity 10
examine the principal curioe,ies.
Fsrscu THrArRr-- Our French citizens A. well AZ mos
others who understand DEERE TO learn the language
viii doubtless be pleased " hear ths. the representations
OF the French dramatic VI Metro ooan Hall
hereafter 10 be combined with pallet performances see
the attractive programme that has been arranged for
Tuesday evening.
wcop's MIsrKss have prepared some ~hst lengthy
t OF Ethiopian bure<ques dances an5Smelodies for the
.di8cson o. their friends 70 mo-ros night Toe follow
ing amosg many osher good things mentioned. the
malicious rrespsts, the "Pensionsrs Duet and tie
panoramic farce.
TINS BsyAsrs according to report, have nicely fitted
no the interior of their old cradle OF the col1red
Mechanics Hail. the multudes VINO have frequented
il for years, would scarcely be able 10 recognize IL
the place, they no, % End the boys at home
rne latter however, will be ready 70 receive com psny
again 10 morrow evening.
THK HrrcHrxsoS BRorwRs, whose extraordinary Rym-
nsac and sci obstc ess uscb spplaaded Bdr
theatre last eeseon 20 through their astonh
ing exerc zee q, Metropolitan Garden, OF Second
avenue and Thirtieih street, 10 morros night
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Slave Wendlag-Nlne Ceaplss United.


A correspondent of the Memphis appeal thus des-
cribes coInubial convention aud demonstration
that occurred recently the plantation of Capt J.
w. Jones' near that city,
MIR. James Hubbard, the faithful aud excellent
manager, assisted by his kind aud afectonate wife,
attired, were in waiting; the bridegrooms, each OF
ebony color, nine in number, made their appearance
and were conducted to the proper cottage and the
order Of the evening made known Then, with pre-
liminary arrangements, they with each of their at
tendants. four in number marched forth to Join the
brides and their attendants under the blue canopy
Of Heaven and on beautiful blue grass plot pre-
pared for the OCCASION for no house could be found
to accommodate the OVID OF over one hundred and
fifty. They (tie nine couples and attendants) then
formed and marched in silence TO the front Of the
dwelling, where had assembled many Of the friends
Of Capt. Jones' and Mr.. and hrs. Hubbard to see an
unusual sight--nine happy couples to be united in
the holy bonds OF matrlmony by Rev. John Rosser,
servant OF Major John losser, of Camden. 8. q.
Each couple, with their attendants, marched up
after the ceremony ny our pious minister. and he
knet in prayer imploring Heaven to bless each one
OF the nine couples; and the prayer seemed to be
breathed with fervor and devotion for assistance
from ON High on his fellow servants. After prayer,
such kissing and joy as was manifested by the
friends Of each! Then in a few minutes supper was
announced; and it was the most orderly crowd
have Of blacks, attributable, doubt, to
spirits wine being used on the occasion. After
supper came the dance for the non religious; but
near by, on another equally beautiful grass plot,
found about one-haf--the religious-in play Of
Sister Phoebe and other kindred plays and never
have had the pleasure OF seeing happier crowd.
They danced and played until near the break Of
day. and to their credit be said everything passed
of without any Interruption: and this morning
{Monday) each Is ready with cheerful heart (recount-
ing his fun at the wedding) to do his days work.
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Ihs Appreaehlag Eclipse ~ the Sum.
generally known that total eclipse Of the
sun will occur on the 9Th Of September next, which
mas Tor long time been anticipated by astronomers
Win unusual interest," 1t will not be visible in che
Oned states except at the extreme southern points.
witness 1t to visit South America with their instu-
menus where Will be central. The English go
vernment has offered very generous facilities for her
astronomers and scientific men to proceed to the
our government has hitherto made no sigiiIar ar
rangements None of our scientific institutions have
been able to do anything in the matter owing to a
want OF the necessary funds and the alternative has
till now been presented Of allowing the United States
to be unrepresented on the occasion of appealing
to private enterprise to carry out the project.
We are informed by the Pennsylvania Inquire
that "the expedition has now become certainty,
through the generous and voluntary assistance Of
one of our own patriotic citizens, who thus nobly
sustains the national reputation and becomes pub
Lie benefactor" The following are the particulars
OF this generous offering as detailed by the Washing
ton correspondent of the above paper
The last steamer brought Communication from
Mr.. George Wheelwright, of Newburyport, Mass,
now in London authorizing friend to draw on him
for sum sufficient to pay the expenses Of an Aueri
can astronomer to Peru. He offers it as his cheer
ful contribution for the promotion of science.
The arrangements for the expedition have net
been completed, but able to say that it will be
under the patronage OF the Smithsonian Institution
and that the astronomer selected is Lieut.. James
M. ellis, U. s. ~, whose character and reputation
are sufficiently established from his splendid sue
cess as superintendent of the late astronomical OK
petition to Chile, whose primary object was tho
determination Of the solar psrallax. The third
volume of his elaborate report has just been is
sued and is devoted solely to this subject. HewA
start his mission in the steamer Of the 5th Of
August
/ may add that the English company owning the
line OF steamers on the South American coast have
cheerfuly given directions for his free passage and
that Of his Instruments &c. and evince the deepest
and kindest interest in the undertaking. The same
may also be said Of the propretors OF the line from
last will be sustained mainly by private enterprise
olnno
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SENTENCE OF LOTTERY DEALERS IN PrrrsBusG.--
Tn the Court OF Quarter Sessions Saturday Bernard
Perry and Alfred Keevi convicted during the week %
selling lottery tickets, brought into the court ro nm
for sentence. Judge DAILY not hand Mr. scCovry,
for Keev sppeaed 10 the Court for leneut septsues
he thought an Imprisonment the couoty jail would ss
ts'y the law The Court said vss their duty 70 s1mns
the laws, though they believed this psrcusr las 100
stringent The Court had understood that keevi aud
Perry both insoiveot, and tnev would only impose
nominal fine. OF the dealers who had srosn rich
IN tho traffic we're brought befs them, they would he
hsed 10 the extent Of the Law, boed going W the psni
Tertiary The Court then imposed zoe of rx cents
esch OF them sud sentenced them 70 twelve months in
prisoment the Western pcniteuusry. We earn that
petitions already IN circulation praying FOR The inter
ference OF the Governor 10 their behsPMsbayg Posi,
July 10.
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Ga Thursday, July 1e, the school under the direction
OF the Ssters OF Notrs Dame, says toe salem Register,
hcd the sanual exhibition In the building oa a street
formerly occupied place OF ~orship by the RouAn
Catholics who occupy the church Of She fmmaculate
asnost capacity ths youpg ades OF tina school upyrg
the main body, while the galleries aud wings the
tdiAce were fvr Tho Accommodation Of Spectators.
1be following clergy ar the Roman Cssaolio Church
in sttepdaIoe;-Rsv Fathers Snahsn add Hartaey
OF Salem; Becn OF lowell McNulty, Of North Bridge.
fhe services began al ten O'clock by the singing
OF TIE ny mn, "Tnought, Jesus by toe pgpis tho
school, after VII Oh the order OF exercises was A fol-
iow6-
PROGRAMME
[" Child.ep's Choce,' {" Nieses J. Mosgaa. 4 Fltz.
ger.d N. A. Daley, II Foley, Grady, Foley,
Il. MsDoaAld.
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WIrCHcRaFr.-The Manitowoc( Mich) Herald
states that the house of ssrmer residing IN the
psr Of that county. burned 10 the ground
dsy week by ccnpsny NJ persons under the belief that
,be occupants bad bewiiched all the cattle 10 The neigh
Dor hood.
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increase. ............... POI
The Board then adjourned meet fortnigh, .hence
the Almshouse.
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EMmA; OR, rHr Party
Drama, wfstsn sy Mss c'sha~.
Mrs. Lcsiie. .................. Mss j. Flynn
Emma her daughter ............. Miss 8. Nc ar,hy.
Mr. Lsrtly, uncle Of Emma. ........M Mss Hcoey.
Adelaide, Mia NJ. Mcfsfiaad.
Caro-, Friends Mis- M Burks
Gcnevorn, OF Emma, Mss Z Quion.
E,s, MISC 4 Msihsvs
Inc young ladiss performed the pars asssuea tnen
with great credit and 70 the honor Of their teachers aud
the Satisfaction OF tho snderce The ases Of the scholars
who took part IN the averaged fourteen
years and they give promise Of high degree OF iotellec
tral culture Premiums, consisting of cro~as books aud
pictures were presented 10 the deservry ~ the Rev r.
Rcddan Of Boston, VINO concluded the entertainments ny
icw pertinent remsrks addressed tho pups, IN vhisu
be disclosed the aim and the object Of the scholar, aud al
rected their attention 10 the advantages Afforded the fUr
the acquisition Of knovledee over precedsg generations
he had attended the exhibitions Of the sisters OF More
Dame In other places, and expressed bic satsaoce -
their success concluding by hoping tna. the Scholar pro
gress may be ever onward and upward.
There are, We believe, ave members IN the religious
community whose estabsnmcnt 10 on wslout ssrecs-
The Of studies thorough English
ton, besides neediewors, both plain aud ornamental
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EMnA; OR, Tar PAKry.,
4 Drama, Written sy Mss c,Sha~.
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pared with The variety and multiplicity Of The objects de-

pared WIN 0c vsrAey ana mulupucly o. me op)ec@ de-
No financial sysssm pursusd with the cadsIs-shs nv
merous but necesaxy checks that intsrposed in the
expenditure OF such moneys may be deposited their
AdDk1toa, together with their monthly pay-he require
mens o. keeping IN accurate, ystenazed account OF ell
their expenses arc most admirably calculated to secure
them from imposition, while they are thus easily taught
the dcsess economy in the management OF their funds
since they constantly reminded by reference 70
their check books Of the extent OF their income and the
object 70 which prudence requires they should appro
pirate Il The habit Of economy thus learned here teaches
that prudence in the management OF their affairs without
which, very often al other atsaiumenS obscured or
rendered wholly useless and without which are but
little suited for the simplicity and salutaxy equality
which NOT only taught By, but result practically
from our institutons The cadets, therefore, by such
syse learn lessons Of order and economy that become
Of the utmost value them In after life, and which have
already distinguished the graduates Of this academy,
that the experiment o making them the disburng agents
OF the government IT. public works has been emneny
successf And Is doubtless from this cause that they
present tho excellent example Of having oisbursed mil
The Lessons Of order and economy taught here thus rem.
der them invaluable agents Of the government, and will
compensate the nation even In this regard Alone for the
very moderate expenditure incurred In their education
BY the act Of February TO- the folio wing wore the
appropriations for tho support Of the Military Academy
VIZ
For pay of officers, instructors, cadets and mu-
bc&ns
Communication OF subsistence ................. %O4a
Forage Tor olncers nofees DOS
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the pu bic buildings ana grounds We ~oao, however,
suggest that much emofrfsssen has already aud
may CONTINUE |" To~ oas s spS ne :,
military sssn st The academy. Tho dfculy n tia,
involves the comfort and harmony " all parties mne
mems should he sSopsee by which I, may be obvsed.
Jnder the existrg only certain portion OF
the Academic Board have quarters sssned them by the
superintendent while ri other officers On duty AZ The
pos choose their owo quarters according 10 tnsr re
spectve army rert In Consequence OF tns nsny junior
professors end Instructors nj heu auAinmens and OF
valuable o. toe Institution are conaoed With thsr
families 10 sn'irey inadequate 70 their reasonable
wants. We commend, therefore, Tor oonsderauou
whether these inconvepepees should be remedsd Big
pcresse quartsrr by change In the method
assigning them. Whether the one or the other mode
ses be sdop We are esnyp .,,.
The Board would also recommend that an appropria
tor be made by Congress 10 light With gs TIE riding
hail connected with toe institution During the short
days OF winter the exercises in csvsry tactics, at tns
cose OF the academic hours or study mrst on account
q the dsr.ne"s be sresly peescsa, unless plso.
instruction The educational wants OF cadets, and, In
the OF the institution require that the tone
allotted 70 the theoretical departments should noi be
encrosched UPON Ia however attractive form che
Or stice may present ke ne distinct from theory ex
perience teaches that the skoud 'os,ered
ne expepse OF the Other Deemins H. then unsdys.oie
10 limit the standing course of studies at tue academy,
IL desirable that during the winter season suitable plsce
he occuped In receiving practical nstruston in cavalry
tactics which might not otherwise be 50 usefuy en-
ployed
FISCAL ATFATRs.
To examining the fiscal affairs Of the Mts~y A,alemY,
the Board were offered every faslly ny the department.
entrusted with the disbursement Of the annual appropra
ton made BY Congress for the benefit Of the nstuugn
The and methodcsi system adoped oy these De
psrtments worthy Of all praise, and Entened no'
little the sbors Of the Board. Everything there con-
siently administered In most praise rorthy manner,
while every dollar expended 10 suoscted 10 con
slant wsichfulness and made 10 bring ie fil value
under .ne rule Of ecopomy which psrysass ,ncse s.o
oher departments Of the institution. IL this were not 70
would be impossible 70 conduct such an Institute 20
thoroughly and efffseny small 40 ANIMAL aopro
prisuou-su appropriation exceedingly llmit'd when c'm
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-27
TBGlRONATIG SGHIEDAN SCHTlPPS

l. consequently in great lemaudhy pers ms travelling,
or blut settle in parts of the country cspe-
cally as well rs by many in every community where
ithas become known, account oil lis various other
remedial properties.
II all cases of a Dropsca tendency, it is generally
the only remedy required, when adopted in tue early
stage Of the disease.
In dyspepsia maladies, when taken in proper guam
tities rs diet drink, AMI especially at dinner, il is
found by uniform experience, TO be emnently eiica-
cous in the most obstinate cases when the best
of the usial remedies have failed to afford than
temporary relief In Of Fatulency, it is an inn
mediate and invarable specific aud 1t may be admir-
stercd in diluted and prOportonate quantities, 10
YouNG INFANTS in all those paroNysms of gripping pain
in the stomach and bowels to which they especial
ly subject, as well in the choc Of grown persons.
Its iudcious adoption in connection with the prnci-
pal meals, when Of exhaustion dictates its
use never fails relieve the debility attendant upon
protracted chronic maladcs, low temperament and
exhausted vital energy, by whatever induced.
/ These are facts to which many of the most eminent
medical men, both in England and the United States
have borne testimony, ani which cOrrObOrated by
| the highest written authorities.
Pat up in quart aud pint bottles, In cases of one
dozen with my name the bottles, cork, and fac
Si,nile Of nv signature the label.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists ana Liquor
! dealers in California and Oregon.
UDOLPlIO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
% Beaver street, New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-27
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
@CHN Apps,

A mediunaldrnk, Of emnenily salutary qualities
manufactured by himself exclusively, at his factory at
Schicdam, in Holland, aud well known during the
last twelve years throughout all the Atlantic and
Western States
1t is made from the best barley that be selected
in Europe, with the Of aromatic Italian ber-
ry, Of acknowledged and extraordinary medicinal
properties. 1t has long since acquired higher rcpu-
taton, both in Edrope and America, than any other
diuretc beverage.
Aualyzed, 1t is perfectly pure liquor, in its effects
a mild and wholesomd tome. 1t is extensively used
and approved by the medical faculty. the temperance
people, heads Of families &c.
In Gravel, Gout AMI rheumatism, in distractions
of the Bladder and Kidneys and in General Debility
its effects are prompt, decided, aud invariably rea-
ble and it is not only rcnely for these maladies,
hut in all cases in which they produced by drinking
bal water which is almost universally the cause Of
them, it acts as a sHr5 prsCeatioe
For Fever and Ague it is one Of the most eihcacous
Al. :. ,rag., 1 10,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-27
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ss
- COITNTY or YITRA go

SFATE or CALlFORNlA, as
- COUNTY OF YUBA,
District Court Tenth JtdicidL District.
The people Of the State Of California TO FRANCIS
@. BOWEN, Greeting;-You hereby required to
spPeor in an action commenced against you defen-
dant by Ca harne Bowen plaintiff in the District
Court Of the Tenth Judicial District in and for the
County of Yuba, State Of California, and answer the
complaint therein, (Which is file with the Clerk Of
said county) within ten days after service upon YOU
of this summons, exclusive of the day Of servce If
served In said county OF Yuba or twenty days If
ed out Of said county, but in the Tenth Jud cial Dis
tret Of the State of California, forty days served
out Of said District hut within the state judgment
by default will be taken against YOU according the
prayer the said complaint. The said action is brought
to obtain a decree OF said Court dissolvng The
marriage contract existing between you, the said de-
fendent, Francis 9. Bowen, and the plaintin Caha-
rine Bowen, and decree of divorce according to the
statute in such case made and provided. Together
with such other and further relief iu the PREMISES ms
TO said Court may right aud proper; and if
you fail to the said complaint the said riau-
till VIII apply TO the Court for the relief demanied
therein
f.. Given under my hand and the seal Of said Court
this 21st day Of September, A. D. ISIS
WM. SHARKEY
Clerk of the District Court in and for the County of
Yuba, California.
Be order Of Hen. $. VI. BLISS
sep2i-1aw3m hCounty Judge Of Yuba County.
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p ain, Fig'd and Plaid silks;
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1000 pair White. Green, and Blue Mnckinaw;
1000 pair BIB, TBB, and SBG blankets;
1000 pair cheap Gray English Blankets
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800 pair Scarlet English Blank s.
600 pair 9-4, 1914, Ill, and 1874 Ihte Bed Blankets
Clothing and Furr 'shIng Goods
1000 doz Gray, Blue and 4rlet Flannel Shirts;
1000 doz Gray and White Merino Cndcrshirts an'
Drawers;
1000 doz Merino and and all woods Socks;
800 doz Sattinet and Jean Pants
300 doz Duck and Cottonade Pants
800 doz hickory and Check Shirts;
$40 doz Calico and White Dress Shirts;
50j doz 0veralls and Jumpers; . j.
Black and Fancy silk Cravas, Neckties, SIR Hdkls
Suspenders and variety of other articles too numer
Gus to mention. For sale low by
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Corner of Battery and Clay sts
sep2e-1m San Francisco
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Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, III I.I., lss,


= COUNTY OF YUBA, go
District C0Wrt- Tenth Jtaicial District.
The People Of the State Of Calf lrnia, to MYR0N
LEFEYER-GFeetiRg; You are hereby required to
appear in an action commenced against you as de-
fendant by John Eich plaintiff, IN the District
Court Of the Tenth Judicial District in and for the
county 0f Yuba, State ~ California, and answer the
complaint therein, (Which is file with the Clerk Of
SAID county, within ten days after service upon you
oil ths summons, Exclusive Of the day of seryce0 il
served IN said county OF Iuba, twenty days if
served out oi said county, but in the Tenth Judicial
District OF the State Of California or forty DAYS if
served out Of said District but within the State. or
judgment by default will be taken against Won ac-
cOrdng to the prayer Of the said complaint Tho said
action Is brought to the sum Of Four unn1reJ
and Seventv-sx Dollars Ninety Cents alleged Inv
said plaintiff in his complaint 10 he due from Won n
him, with interest the of three hundred dollars
from September 20th A. ID. 1851, at the rate Of three
per cent per month, until paid (and upon affidavit Of
plaintiff, 1t Is ordered by the Court that service Of the
above summons be made by publication, for the
period Of three months, In the Marysvile Daily Ma
ti0Ral Democrat, newspaper published i'm the city Of
MarysvileO and II you fail to answer said complaint,
the said plaintiff win take judgment for the said sum
aAd interest besides costs.
T.. s. Given under my hand aud seal Of said Cou {,
this, twenty first day Of September, one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-eght.
WM. SHARkEY, Clerk Of District Court
in and for the county Of Yuba, Cal.
ROWE & DELOSG, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
sep23 law-3m-34F
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