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Tea from till O'Clock.
sells Gun mo JETER
- MERCHANTS HOTEL, CORNER OF ST
EiaI Chai les and Canal streets.
hu The undersigned who for several years has had u
management of the Arcade Informs and
ahces that he has opened the HOTEL
is designed to be FIRST CLASS IN respect The rooms
are large AID well veutaed-the Table will be supplied with
everything that the market affords Trusting merit 10 de-
serve support he respectfully asks share Of the public patron
J.. DrRAUN
jal9 Iy IND" Pron,,s,or
a., VERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF La
Himfayeits Square Camp street.
ELI This iavorie establishment formerly
y now undergoing thorough renovation and will
tue public the LIST October The location being opposite La
fayete Square, and in the immediate vicinity Of ali the fash
ioahe places of amusement Is better adapted
Families fhavng broud verandahs) hotel in The
south This house is be OF the first class second to none
In al its appointments.
sel4 n JOHN T. JETER.
McDONNELL'S RESI- AURANT No
<fS6 "a III Common street, between Baronne and Ca.
s,o2fkssFs w rondelet streets, New Orleans.
&ksA6aaA2k1za pf-Meals from 7 A. NJ TO Rpm,
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders
Families and Commission Merchants supplied Wines and
Liquors OF every description at wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL McGRAw,
lei Propretors
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Date of Departure OF European. California
and Havana MnIIs. for March Iaas
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'ToBACCO!-T0BACC SHALL FROM THIS
date continue the Tobacco business account
% hatcher streets - ~
All business entrusted attention
We will at all times keep hand large choice stock
suited for all markets, in hogsheads and bales escrp
tons OF CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO also in hogsheads and
bales, for plantation use. JOHN PRICE II
New Orleans I
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FLY AND MOSQUITO TRAPS
GILBERT,s PATENT.

Notice hereby given that the acquired
by special agreement with the pat the Patent Right
the sale In Louisiana of the above article.
All orders and communications be addressed at
New Orleans
obbes and Retailers whose orders solicited will be sup
piled on very favorable terms.
R9-For sale also retail.
HENDERSON 4 GAINES % Canal street
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D ATENTED CoPPMR IIGI tTNINIi RODS

Copper has EIGHT times the conducting power Of IRON and
more durable less liable rust Again single ciarge of
electricity VIII heat an Iron Rod thirty degrees Copper
the oiiire of The und4rs cned ~ - ' "
Applications for gnces orders FIR Stock or Models and
~ communication relating 70 this business will We imme-
date attention. IL addressed 10 ~
II. W, R. JACKSON IS st. Charles S rect
mo " New orleans Ia
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A,iA HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON Ar.
NA& TILE SY--Arsenal, Girod street.
tTS The Washington Artillery will attend regular Month.
nassJ fly Meetings the first MONDAY Of each month
and Regular Drllson THURSDAY OF every week at O'Clock
until further notice.
By order OF
WILLIAM H. SLACK, O. g. mySs n
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L-44.a--. BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
3hand and for saef from the mandatory Of
- v Messrs, j. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brnuscks patent Cush
one also Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings ong
ing to this line.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
A, W. MERRIAM
MI " St Charles RiIIiar6 Recon- N n
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n-The above ingenious invention has hut two
Sc sons and has attained popularity rarely equaed in the his
tory OF entions. II only satisfy
OF its utility Where is running from the
ment OF the eason flies will become sufficiently numerous
TO be Troublesome Kept running night will
qnoes which will BE- attracted to the trap in preference
aghlrE persons I'm the room nh
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TREAsURER's OFFIcE. CHARITY fIosrrrAL
March "a, 1853
Rs-T The Board of Administrators of the
Charity Hospital, will eoct MONA April twelve Med.
c students 10 in the institution for the ensuing twelve
months
Applicants for the position present themselves to the
Committee Drs Stone Pcon and Jones' for examination pre-
vious the above date
M, I'd WIN. @. AUSTIN NJ n Treasurer
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w, PHILADEBPBIA SAltA lTANDER
gNHlEiFIRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES
3EV I'll EVANS 4 WATSON'S celebrated Double Door and
Hsa 1igaly finished SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES, with Pateut Bank Lock, keys Of
which can he carried in ordinary size monnae This
make OF Safe has been strongly certified
meuded by the heads Of Banks Banking Houses Government
and Insurance ces Jewelers. Merchants others books
containing certificates aGd all necessary Information relating to
Their character and qualify be seen together with the
Safe u No. 40 Common street.
HEATON & OLIVIER,
nagb I'M Anon for III. NTa,,.,
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{ las FIxTURics-GAs FIxTUREs-
HENDERSON 4 GAINES,
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS BRACKETS Hall islssra
and Lanterns Mantel Lights Portable and Drop Lights
o. reneh English and American manufacture, in the
Low PRICES.
~ When desired, they will be pat up.
~ B-A very large variety Of GAS GLOBES always an
nNna. sel7 II
NRmo G.. BLEAKLEY. SO AND 81 RAMPARr
Sd street, manufacturer OF Carriages Buggies, RZriaR
SZ-SrZ Wagous Fire Engines rebuilt ReusFrE -
all the branches done atthe shoriesi notice. las II
=ux.. sUUTtthsttN !nUsICAL EMPORIUh-
fIKFfMan Depot, 50 Camp rset-Branch So ChArtrss ~
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these stores comprises and eonpasae
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
Directly Imported from P.rs.
sTEINwAY SONS, CELEBRATED PTANoS -
NB-fhese ceebraed Pianos considered, by an n.
he pest IN the United States In the swo
years Mrs n Sons have received various public
trial and Fairs Of the North than SIX Pk
MUM ZULU Tor the superiority of their PiaRas
+. ~ r,sc,,,,-AIso Also, . large assortmen; Of
B. FlsCHERS PIANOS Of ali sizes moderate prcr, nj,
s 20 suit the convenience and all Glasses -
hAsoN's and HAMELIN's CELEBRATED aEI,oDEoss
hsIps Guitars Vions, Aecordeons Banos Fnte, Rrsss
euts OF all kinds And Musical Merchandise q sszEy
As-Musie Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repsired
NoIE-Any order for Music Pianos Instruments or Anysv
m n sS may oe ie ~ either store, addressed -
No " I. sABIcE
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

RIcu MEN.-The Los Angeles Vineyard Sc
lects nine of the citizens of that county, who,
according to the assessment roll, are worth
over 100000 each. They are as follows
Abel Stearns, SlS6,5S6; John Temple, $780,
556; William Wolfskill $4,000; Bishop &
Beal, S47 300; Juan Abila, S42.3l7 Ricar.
do Neiar, $42, 900 Sainsevain Bro, $40, 900 /;
Andres Machado, 35,79O, John Roland,
S35, ,225; Andres and Pho Pico, $32 800. To
tai, S5S3,07S. The Napa County Reporter
re publishes the above, and adds the follow
ing names of nine of the wealthiest citizens
of Napa county, as taken from the assessment
list of that county, and says that several of
these gentlemen have large amounts of prop.
erty out of the county, not enumerated in
the sums set to their names: Geo G. Yount.
S255,922; 5. Vallejo, S72,725 n Coombs,
S50,1l6; C. Jaurez, s43,O 3,O65; 7. L. Griggsby.
S3t,420; j. B. Chiles, S72,l95; Thomas
Knight S64,6l5 A. L. Boggs, S45.455; w.
5. Clarke, S9,l3O. Total S677 ,643. This
comparison of the wealth of nine of the rich
est men in the two counties, gives the pre-
ponderance to Napa, to an amount of S94.-
500.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

THE HueHEs PAINTING TErEGRApm-A pri
vate letter from London, dated August 18th.
says the Philadelphia Inquirer, states that
the Hughes Printing Telegraph Company
between London and Liverpool, on the l4th
August, and had greatly astonished the tele
graph managers, operators, etc, by their
wonderful performances. We are also graft.
fled to learn from the same source that nego
Citations have been opened by the Atlantic
Company looking to the purchase of the
Hughes invention with the view to the i'm
mediate use of it upon the Atlantic Cable,
the guarantee that the machines will trans
init intelligence two hundred per cent. faster
and with more accuracy, than can be done
10y any other system. In fact, Prof Hughes
confidently expects to be able to write
through the cable, atthe rate of from FIVE to
ten words per minute. Prof Whitehouse
who is working the cable, claims to be able
to work at the rate of about one word pei
minute-but the greatest difficulty of con
trolling his peculiarly constructed magnets
occasions the loss of great portion of each
| dav.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

ANOTHER FrRE.-The old frame building
formerly occupied by Benham d Booth as a
Foundry, on the corner of Sixth and A streets
was set on fire about o'clock yesterday
morning, and entirely consumed. Would it
not be well for the proper authorities to offer
a liberal reward for the apprehension of the
scoundrel or scouudrels who are almost night
ly applying the ineendiary's torch to the
property of our citizens. Owners of frame
buildings pay taxes as well as the owners
of brick and are alike entitled to protection.
AS there appear to be no robberies commit
ted during the raging of these fires, people
are beginning to inquire what motive impels
the incendary to such industry in his cow
nrdly midnight occupation, and it will not
require many more such evidences of said in
cendiary's determination to lay waste their
property, to arouse them to such degree Of
vigilance us will ensure his detection-and
when that occurs, may God have mercy on
should, by common consent be tried by n
jury composed entirely of the owners of va
cant frame buildings, not that the owners of
brick property would fail to "do the subject
Justice" but because he has committed dep
relations upon the property of the former,
and should be considered lcgidmately "their
meat" with the privilege of roasting, frying
or Jerking" him, as might best suit their in
dividual and collective tastes.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

HE ZENo OF SAN Francisco. Fitzgerald
the philosopher, the Zeno of San Francisco
was arraigned on Monday, says the San Fran,
cisco Herald, before the Police Court on the
charge of vagrancy. He instantly admitted
that he did nothing for a living that could
be construed as labor, and expressed will
ingness to abide the decision of the Court
without murmur or complaint. lie stated
that he resided in house among the sand
hills, which was not occupied save when ten
anted by Himself, and that his ambition led
him to expect something more than a mere
living when laboring for wages.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07
Mn AuD.-The subjoined remark appeared
| in raoopt ort;olo -, tI,;,

Mr.. AuD.-The subjoned remark appeared
in a recent article in this paper:
Well, so far as Old Yuba is concerned, We
imagine that the members elect to the legisla-
ture always excepting Mr.. Aud, who occu-
pies negative position,) care very little
whether they are excluded from Lecompton
caucuses or not.
The sentence, always excepting Mr.. Aud,
who occupies negative position" has been
yariously interpreted Some persons have
supposed that we meant, by the term mega.
tee position, that Mr. Aud was a mere cipher
in the Yuba delegation. Others, that we
meant that he occupied a neutral position in
the late campaign, and was elected as a sort
of neutral politician, who was neither for nor
against Lecompton. Others again supposed
that we meant that he would always vote in
the negative on every bill which would tend
to benefit Yuba county. Now, we meant
none of these things. We are free to ac-
knowledge that Mr.. Aud is an out and-out
Lecomptonite, if such an acknowledgement
will do him any good. We don't know how
he came to be elected in q strong Douglas
county, like this, unless it was that his oppo-
nent, Mr. Stoddard did not show himself in
the county at large, while Mr.. Aud did some
very active canvassing and got, personally,
many votes which he never could have got
ten politically. What we meant by "nega.
tire position" was this: that Mr.. Aud, being
the only Leeompton man in the Yuba dee.
CATION, occupied a ne gative position, in re
gard to opinion, to the rest of the delegation.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

INDIAN SEwING-We have seen some spe.
cimens of sewing by the Indian women Of
the TETON Reservation, under the charge Of
Mr.. Vineyard Agent 1t is most elegant and
beautiful work The specimens which we
saw were little girls dress and a ladys un
der-garment embroidered. 1t is as nice n.
any work ever done by white hands. The
Indian women of this Reservation, we ar,
told, have possessed this skill for an indef
mite length of time, probably from the pc
nou That the San Franciscan monasteries were
established in this country
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

SwINDLNG.-A German Israelite named
Feter Marks, was arrested yesterday after
noon on Sansome street, says the S. +. Times
OF Tuesday, by officers Mckenzie and John
son, on a charge of swindling. The com.
plainant in the case is Isadore Cohn The
officers have been in search of Marks for sew
eial days, but only succeeded in overhauling
him yesterday He was conveyed to the
station house, but afterwards released on
$500 bail.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

TAXING PosIuoN.-From the Estates" we
learn that Mr. Wortendyke, n Democratic
member of Congress from New Jersey, was
a supporter of the Kansas policy of the Ad.
ministration during the last session. He has
lately been nominated for reelection. and
upon that occasion announced that, in his
judgment, the restriction in the english
Compromise Bill" against the admission of
Kansas until her population reached 98,42O,
should not be regarded as binding upon Con.
gress. In his speech he said;
The people of Kansas could now proceed
in accordance with the law, and in an order
ly manner, to form a Constitution. without
interference from outsiders; and when they
have done this, and come up to Congress, will
the evidence of their desire for admission al
state, he hesitated not to say that hel
Mould be at once admitted into the Union
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

SODA CIrY.-This is new mining town.
says the Yreka Union, situated on the main
Cottonwoon creek. about six miles above the
town OF Cottonwood, and bids fair to rival il
not entirely eclipse it. We are crediblv in
formed that rich diggings have lately been
struck IN that vicinity, and the region of gold
deposit sufficiently extensive to admit of the
profitable employment of five or six hundred
men. They are represented as four dollar
diggings
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

QuALEY. Our friend, Qualey, opposite
the Postoffice, has added to his Confectionery
and Ice Cream establishment, the advantages
Of an Oyster Saloon, where everything in the
shape of luxuries and delicaeies usually APP
pertaining to such places, can be had, for the
calling. Qualey keeps nothing but first
class resort
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. W. T. BARBOUR, Judge.
YupA CRY, Sept. 9th. Is

YUBA CITY, Sept. 9th, 1858,
W. s. Mesick VS. O'Neil ct al.--Change OF
venue to Yuba county.
L. Landers, Jr., VS.. w. A. Sutter ct al -
Demurrer sustained and cause dismissed SO
far as relates to Geltzhauser.
l.. Landers VS.. Z. v Sutter ct al.-Samc
order as above
NJ. Sellars VS.. A. NJ Wilson Dismissed.
Hover & Cook VS. Sumner Payne. Cause
dismissed
Heath vs.. G. w. Smith. Dismissed at cost
Of plaintiff.
Jacob Burgard VS. F. A. Bentz Cause
dismissed for want of prosecution.
Jacob Burgard VS.. F. y. Bentz ct al
Same order.
Sohn Mcnamara vs. D. d J. o. Mahoney.
Judgment as per stipulation
IL. S. Howard VS.. J. b. Low. Taken un-
der advisement by the Court.
j. E. Stevens vs.. L. O'Neal-Motion by
plaintiff to strike out petition of J. f. Fout-
to intervene. Taken under adviser ent
Court adjourned till tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
At the rising Of the Court the jury in the
case of King vs.. Brown d Williamson had
not yet brought in their verdict.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07
NOTHa,E-

ON the oath of Sept last, in this city, between my
~ residence on h and streets and the City
Hail. lost black bound Book, (caed the Engineers
Pocket Companlon,) containing diagram of a survey
On the Sacramento River in Section H. Township ii
North, Range East, Mount Diabo Meridian. Any
person finding or returning the Book to my Office, at
the City Hall, will be paid for his or her trouble
Oc6-3t N. WESCOATT CITY surveyor
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

DIeeER FIeur.-Y Yesterday afternoon, a
couple of drunken Digger Indians had fight,
on the corner Of c and Fourth streets. as we
are informed by lady who witnessed the
"scrimmage." She could not tell US which
whipped, only that they fought like Trojans,
for about three minutes and half.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

HUNTING ExTRAoRDINARY.-Afr friend of ours,
accompanied by his very handsome wife, (who
is dead shot, went hunting, yesterday, in
a buggy, and killed eight squirrels.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure yester-
day evening, of shaking the hand of Mr.
Rolfe, the editor of that staunch and able
Democratic paper, the Nevada Democrat.
He tarries in this city, few DAYS.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

GB" Weneshark and Hotflin are accused Of
having set fire to their own store in Sar
Francisco, in order to get the insurance mo-
ney. They will be tried in the Fourth Dis.
trict Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07
CONSTABLE SALE.

RX VIRTUE of an execution, to me directed,
1Sfrom the Court of George W. Tompkns, a Justice
OF the Peace in and for the Township Of Slate Range,
county of Huba, and State of California; judg-
ment rendered therein the nineteenth day Of March
A ID. 1858, in favor of A. J. Batcheld0r, plaintiff, and
against Scott Beers, defendant, for the of one
hundred and twenty four 50101 dollars, with accru-
ing costs, have levied upon and seized and shall
pose for sale at public auction, the Arcade Saloon
CamptonvIlle, in the Township Of Slate Range, on the
twenty day Of October A. ID, 1858, at the hour
of IL O'Clock NJ, all the right title and interest of the
said Scott Beers defendant in and to the following
described property, to wit:
luat vert"in Ranch known as Beers Ranch stua =
ted in Slate Range Township, Yuha county, on the
trail running from Billiards Bar to Campton vile
and next adjoining Ranch known Hesslers Ranch,
and about one and one halfmile from the wisconsin
House," on said trail, together with all the improve
ments on said Ranch. to satisfy said execution, on
which there is due and unpaid the sum of ffty-two
and 5O-l00 (S52 50l besides accruing costs
Dated Camptonyille, the 25th day Of September, A.
ID. 1868.
J. P. BROWN, Constable
oc7-1aw3w In and for slate Ponce T"--"sH'n.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

cB- Mr.. Worrell, the Circus Clown to
gether with his wife and three spriebtlv
children, have sailed for Australia They
are engaged in Rowe & Marshalrs Circus.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

RAIN IN TuoLUMNE.-The rain poured
down in good earnest" at Sonora, on Fri
day night last, according TO the Union Dem
ocrat. The signs of the weather indicate
the same visitation here shortly.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

MINING ON THE MERoED.-NIining on the
Mereed river is suspended for the present,
that stream having risen nearly a foot during
the fore part Of last week.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

~ The San Francisco Times tells Jobson
to do his worst" in his suit against them
for libel. He will probably do his best.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07
MARYSVILLE.
THURSDAY, OCTR 7, 1853.

~ hare stcorn on the altar Of Bly country eter.
nal enmhV 10 evory form Of tyranny oCer TIE
mind Of man" THOs JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07
Parlor, Bedroom & Kitchen Furniture.
MOTEGl.

yHNHE UNDERSIGNED having sold out their entire
q interest in the Dry Goods store on d street. to
Messrs. FLETCHER H0BsON take this opportuni-
ty Of thanking their numerous customers for their pat
ronage during the past three years. and take pleasure
in recommending our successors men who will be
pleased to them in future and give general sat.
isfaction TO those who may favor them with call.
KERRY & BYRNE
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07
InnrcIsn Hose 60. MOL.

You requested to attend your regular monthly
meeting THIS Thursday EVENING, at ~ o'clock
business of Importance will be before the meeting
By order OF the Foreman.
In LEAMAN. Sec,y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07
COparGmeTship.

FENlE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed CO.
II partnership for carrying on the retail and job
bing Dry Goods business at the old stand of KERRY
BYRNE, 25 street, Marysville.
oc6 FLETCHER & HOBsON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

Mr.. Z. h. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento
and is authorized to receive subscriptions and adyer
tlsements, AMI to receipt for the same. omce at f.
n. Davidson's Post OIice Exchange, 4th street, b'
tween J and *, near the Post Once.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

FINE SPECIMEN OF PErRHAcrIoN-Th heart
ofa coquette.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

REUoRDERs COURT, YEsTERDAY-John Ste
venson and one Twitchell were arraigned for
fist-fghting, on Tuesday evening, in the Or
leans Hotel, on G street Stevenson was dis.
charged and Twitchell was fined $40 and
costs.
A Mexican, named Augustine, for being
drunk and disorderly, was fined $40 and cost
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

Agency NOtIce.-Mr. L. P. FISHER is ou' only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adver-
tsements receipt for the same, and to transac bull
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Oaice i7ih wash
inston street, (up stairs) nearly opposite Magures
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

oaics-Corner Maiden Lane and Cd Street,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.-We have
received from John W. Tucker, jeweller, No.
l25 Montgomery street, San Francisco, a
piece of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable, being
portion of the surplus after the wire was
laid on the bed of the ocean. Accompanying
it is the following certifcate
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-07
New YORK, Aug. 21st, 1853

This is to certify that have sold the bal
ance of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable now on
board the U 5. 5 f. Niagara, to Messrs Tiff
fany 4 Co, jewellers, No. $50 Broadway, of
this city. and that the piece which accompa-
MES thisis genuine section thereof
Cyrus W. FIELD
The piece, which we have on hand, is about
two inches in length, and about a half inch
in diameter. 1t consists of seven copper
wires, eneased in g,ttta pereha, which gives
to the touch; the g,etta percba is then cover.
ed on all sides with iron wires about the
size of knitting needle. This is to prevent
the gutta percha wearing of, by any specie,
of abrasion, and thus exposing the copper
wires, through which the electric fluid i.
conveyed. So perfectly protected are tn,
copper wires, that we do not see how the
cable can fail to work, in any contingency
that can reasonably happen Mr. Tucker
will please accept our thanks for his very ac-
ceptable present.