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FoR Sr. LeuIs.-The fine aud elegant passenger
packet Falls City, Capt Montgomery Los and
way landings This evening O'clock carrying the New
Orleans and Cairo Y. 3. mail Bell, Buchanan Co.. No. 81
Pordra. street. arc her agents.
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az Mr.. Denison, parser of the steamship Empire
City, has our thanks for valuable memoranda and
other fayofs.
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BY NIXON g ADAMS.



THE win DO regularly served TO Subscribers In the
w at an early morning, sundays excepted for
si rear IN adyance half yearly and quarterly At the
same rates. 70 cents week, payable to the carriers
Advertisements, peg squarehrsf Insertion In al cases
81 /; Tor every subsequent insertion, 50 cents
second page charged " for every
insertion.
Advertisements Published intervals will be charged 81 per
square for every insertion.
Advertisements Marked viii be Published month"; or
logger charged accordngy advertisement or sub
scrpfon sill be stopped un all arreasages are paid At the
option o the pruprieiors.
Liberal Discount viii be madeto regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Hs circulation desirable medium Tor adver
tlsers AS II circuiatss largely, reaching
many hundreds early hear and being read
before approach II business houFs consequently articles
for family be sdysntageonsly Published IN us
colu1nrs-
THE WEEKLY REsCENT
II Published every Monday morning 50 year invariably N
advance Having an circulation throughout Lou
isiana Mississippi Arkansas Alsbama Texas and othtr
stafes Il presents mode advertisers oimaking
their wares and commodities known Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square. each insertion
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ea- The Donble-Sheet Crescent will appear as
usual on Monday morning. The edition Of this paper
is not exceeded by any in the South.
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sE-W We received but one paper from the Isthmus
last night and It contains no news whatever from
any part Of Central America.
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ORLEANS THEATER.-" Lucia de Lammermoor'' is
to be reproduced at the Orleans theater tonight,
!" Jaguartap i to be repeated on Monday night.
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HTThe weekly coffee circular Of Messrs. Fl. 7.
LonsdaIe, Son 4 Co. viii be found in another column
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IS, 1858.

sS- The Weekly Crescent can be had this morning.
1t is fu Of choice matter, including the contents Of
this mornings daily issue
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SOTO the Public-The undersigned most
respectfully submits his the vote6o the city New
Orleans candidate the office Of Mayoreeeton
of on the I'd day Of June
Ja26 gpte BENZ. S. HARRISON.
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Great Southern Hnuentiom,

THE INDEPENDENT SEWING MACHINE II
The subscribers having perfected their Sewing Ma.
chine offer their friends and eow.eitisens as some
thing every way worthy their attention While It is the
simple complicated Of all Machines yet invented
the psoprs,Os viii good and in quicker
time.
From
A LEATHER TRACE TO SHIRT BOSOM.
Can he done The
independent Sewing Machine.
In the hands q persons who no experience Opsrs
ing them.
FANCY SEWING AND SHOE STITCHING
Done in two eoOs space Of time that other Sew
ing Machines take 70 sew in one color.
These Machines have another GREAT ADVANTAGE
They CHEAP Pfies only $50 for Family Machines and
sss and SIS for extra for raoss add shoenakers
DoBYNs Il sILyEY,
isis 2Pln No. Camp stes, up stairs.
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OFTIcE MoBiLE DAlLY TRHuSr,
January % lo5s.
n5-Mr. Frank A. Bartlett is duly au-
hoaed Agent for New Orleans collecting soliciting
advertisements, subscriptions, etc.
jas 2plm Il. BALLESTYNE co.
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SuudTies.
80 barrels choice HERRING.
200 packages No. MACKEREL.
IS :. CRANBERRIES
600 boxes RA1SINS.
90 sacks S1ft-sheed ALMONDS.
10 tierces Smyrna FIGS.
80 cases PICKLES, assorted sizes.
200 boxes LEMON SYRUP.
IS cases assorted PRESERVES.
100 e. BRANDY PEACHES.
30 E. PIE FRUIT.
100 :. SARDINES, half and or. boxes.
80 bags BLACK PEPPER.
cases No. NUTMEGs.
No. MACE
90 gross WINE BOTTLES.
20O kegs 81 CARB, SODA.
50 irkins choice Goshen BUTTER.
$50 cases CLARET
50 barrels old PEACH BRANDY.
100 :. J. Rye aud Bourbon WHISKY.
200 cases sCHNAPPS.
100 !. Ginger WINE and blackberry Brandy
puneheon old Scotch WHISKY.
In and for sale low by
THOMPSON & BARNES,
fes 2p3tMoTh&Sa % and IS Common street.
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PnnfnscOpic GInsses.
MRS. COOPER,

MADE OF GENUINE PEBBLES.
SO Camp street,.,.......5G Camp street.
These Glasses which Introduced by DR.. F. A. Won NOS
CZfSKER the we'll known Ocuit The only Glasses
which have hitherto been constructed founded the
scientific prime pie with the philosophy
Of nature in the peculiar form Of Eps and admirably
adapted the Organ Of Sight aud perfectly natural the
Eye, aordg altogether the best artificial HELP the hui
vision The material out Of which the Glasses
ground Is like Use superior any commonly called Scotch
other Pebbe it has the virtue and hardness all these
is yet purer and perfectly coloess.
In consequence Of Dr.. Won MS professional engagements
Mr. GRAEFE has been obliged from the demand for
these Glasses to transfer the Optical Department both for his
and the convenience Of purchasers from the ST. Louis Ho-
tel to No. s. CAMP STREET in the Store of Mr. RAFEI
where he will be in attendance from A. NJ until r. NJ
examinations made of both Eyes by the OPTOME
TER and yIsIOMETER by which Glasses suited
focus by GRAEFE Optlciau from the Royal
Optical Institute Of Berlin
HB-CAMP STREET. No. g. jas 2ptf
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OUerCO0tS and V'eIUet vests
AT COST
ovERCoATs AT COST
VELVET VESTS AT COST
ovERCoATS AT COST
VELVET VESTS AT COST
OYERCOATs AT COST
VELVET VESTS AT COST
ovERCoATs AT COST
VELVET VESTS AT COST
oVERCoATS AT COST
Our whole stock Of fne
Winter Clothing
Selling off to make room for Spang Stock
PIERsoN, HARRISON & CO.'S,
l Magazine street,
fes 2p6t Canal street
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Choice CaI.pettIIg
Ar
: LOW PRICES.

No. l24 CANAL STREET,
Offer their large stock CARPETING at extremely low
prices for cash, comprising all the STYLES
ENGLISH MEDALLI0NS and VELYRTS.
BRUSSELS, s-PLYS and INGRAINs.
FLOOR oILCLoTHS 10 "A feet wide Of best qualities and
designs.
CURTAIN NATERIAI-BrOeaee, SIX and Wool and other
Damssks Gimps, Fhnges, Cords Tassels, etc; Window
Coruiees snd Curtain Pins.
WINDOW sHADEs-A large assortment Of many sisss.
fes 2pet
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GnEAr sALn or Raj EsrArE OK ! Ioxo Cam

GRgAr SALE OF RRAL Estate ON A LoS0 CREDIT.
Capitalists win soon have splendid chance for Investment
Jefferson City. Mr. Alfred Bousny ancoueer 10 sell at
Btnis' Arcade The 25h Of March, thirteen squares Of
gronad intending IA os stHaad in the fauhoufg Della
ease Jefferson cy and they sold a, ten years
credit Plans be NJ Boagny's ONCE No. IS
Gsasier street. See ls aaveri in column
Tue RDEPESDENT SOUTHERN SEWING MAcHNE-
We hnFe anqihsr sewingmaehae II the eeid prons
lusiy composition with ihe other machines Mssrs
Dshsns sseg No Camp street. up stairs oaer TO the
paddle sewing machine q Their Invention. which any
Kind Of sexne that Of heather a esmbtic
shiyi-hoss adapted families and shoe
sna fancy leather stitching stitches With
greatest rapidiy and They very simple
construction ouly $50; he machines
coming something Al who have kind Of
sewing % shoald make delay in calling upon hvsff
Doasiz sIves. Scr tbelr advertisement.
r8 Light Is not more necessary 10 the
Gfo1h and health o. pan In the vegetable kingdom than The
Free II Wooemans Cherry Experolsnt in all diseases Of
ihe The aressisg cough in sonsompon in all its
varied forms debility y complete psostrou ol
sissnsh beipd b, he timely Of his wonderfully socih
tug medclpc he Aessnf cough Is s b. magic ailayed
md the def much % le dresstd stepped IN W eaFeeE
81 short she roFtt syapcras sub i've stimulating
ltssnghen'as md rsaosAsiaz properties. - 2pst&isW
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Planters!
PLANTERS!l
PLANTERS II!
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS Sc CO.,
Canal street.......,.,..II6
Respectfully invite the attention of
PLANTERS
10 'her
EEzzeE1kIELI~ Z.AxaGE SzOcEc
PLANTATION DRY GOODS!
assortment
UNEoUALLED IN EXTENT AND cHEAPNEss
We, at the same time, earnestly request an
Examination,
may be proven by every interested
class Of
whom curiosity profit may induce to
INVEST ALTON.
We more particularly urge upon the notice Of Planters
Extensive Assortment
LowELLs.
BROWN sHEETrNGs
BROWN sHTRTINGs,
DENNIS,
KERsEYs
STRIPES,
BLANKETS,
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DO yOts, Buttons come OTe
DO you have 70 get your Shirts sewed over agsinf
DO shirt Collars set every but the right onei
Do you buy Shirts get them three or four
siEesf
DO yoar Shirts always nis6 the neck yoke or wristst
Do you pay the old.fashioned prices for your shrsf
THEN
You don't get your Shirts at
s. M M o O ID x'S,
Corner Of Canal and Royal streets,
Who sells
SIX sPLgSDID SHIRTS FOR SIX DOLLARS,
And everything for GenssuAn's Toas, equally cheap.
fsl 2ptfNowsTh3sA
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James B. Thompson,

MERCHANT TAILOR
No. All BROADWAY, tnear Canal street, NEW YORK.
jyl3 2p.f
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HATS C APPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
wsars constantly receiving general sk Fu
Cashmere Panama. LeRhorn, Straw Pan Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS stths lowest market prices by
FROST Il CO.,
iyIs2 pAw No 10 Magazine street.
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Jouuin's Kid GlOUes.
Lea s FerI'i9ls'
WORCEST ERSHIRE sAU CE.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propretors Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs MessrooIns and Private Families is
mended trd Of Lea Perrius famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condeut by attained Jh high
esl pleasant palaabe Wholesome Sauce appi-
cable TO SOUP fish, and cold meats game ETC. etc.
tensively used in all quarters Of the globe
The numerous 'imitations' tides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly Of ts mer and the fact that received the only
Medal awarded foreign Sauce the New York Exhibition
attes estimation in which held by selected with
special reference their ability judge Of the quality Of SINH
articles Of table And being the popular Sauce IN
the market unpuciped parties offering for sale spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of FLEA PERKINS,
only Propriet1rs Of the Genuine Sauce
stock always Also orders received for ship
from England.
JOHN DUNCAN e. SONS,
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R7-The numbers will be drawn from Glass Wheel the first
drawn will win the first Prize of TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS IN CASH; the second Diamonds; the third
the best WATCH and until six hundred numbers drawn
which will distribute all the Prizes
A-Orders for Tickets by mail accompanied by the money,
will be promptly filed by return mail.
as-Address letters NJ. R. SMITH CO., No. Camp
street, New Orleans.
sReponsib persons will be appointed attend the
terests those holders who be absent from the city
on the day Of the drawing.
R-The numbers Of the Tickets drawing the Prizes win be
published In the city papers day after the distribution
RR-PTizes drawn by parties Of the city will be held sab
jee to their order.
Rg-THE MOST UNQUEsTIoNABLE REFERENCES viii
be given the integrity snd responsibility Of the parties
nected with this enterprise.
Ron accounted the ruinOus discount compelled 10
refuse all uncurrent money.
NJ R. sMIlH & CO.,
IMPORTERS or WATCHES
d22 2psn Ne q CauP ST., near POydras, New Orleans
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5 A. q . r Hr z II -
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SsUGsa y Co.'s Lotteries.
authorized by the State Of Gebrga.l
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME II!
ESQ, 1000 for sIOEa

The following Scheme will be drawn BY S. SWAN 4 CO..
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, Georgia. in each
of their Single Number Lotteries - February 1853 at
AUGUSTA Georgia. which city they have removed the
principal office, to be drawn in public rs follows:
will he drawn an SATIrRDAy rshrnarr
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
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2pl2t
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23
Later from southem Collfornla.


BY the Overland stage, we receive the
Los Angeles Vineyard, of Dec. 18th.
On Wednesday, at quarter past 6, p. NJ,
and at quarter past 8, A. NJ, of Thursday,
December 18th, says the Vineyard, slight
movements to affect the uprightness of be-
ings and things upon the face of the earth,
in this neighborhood, were felt by most of
our citizens. As for oursef, Idealna had for
/ two DAYS previous, belched forth such an
eruption of abdominal matter upon our
doomed head, that the spasms of mother
earth were poweress to effect our crushed
and withered nerves.
| At the Pioneer mines, the Los Angeles
Company cleaned up on the evening of the
18th December, three upper rifles of two
sluice streams, and took out twelve ounces OF
gold. This was the product of three days
work of fourteen men. Much of the dirt
washed this week is that which has been
worked some years since. Leads of dirt are
found that pay as high as twelve and half
cents to the pan. The gold of these mines is
worth upwards of SIS to the ounce.
On December 10th, as the carriage of Don
Vicente de La Osa was coming into Los An
geles with two of his daughters, one of whom
was sick, and some other members of his
family, the horses became frightened in the
descent of the Cahuanga ravine and the
two young ladies were thrown from the car
riage and both hurt one of them seriously.
They are now at the residence of their bro
therin law, Sheriff Thompson, whose family
are nearly all suffering from sickness.
From THE GLA.-A correspondent writing
to the Vineyard, under date of December
18th, from Fort Yuma, says that he has just
returned from visit to the Gila Mines and
that there are about 200 men at the diggings
Mr. L. Tucker, of San Bernardino return
ed on December 5th, from visit to the ella
mines. He thinks that there are about one
hundred and fifty men at work The gold
is not at all uniformly distributed over the
country or in the gulches. 1t is found in
deposits of small area, and even the gulches
are Spotted" Independent of its being left
in favorable localities by the action of water.
No great strikes have been made, nor are the
miners on an average making extraordinary
wages A majority of the miners pack the
dirt on their backs to the river, distance of
from one.half to one and half miles. There
is no tlattering opening for traders. The
number of men is not great and the wants of
the miners are not eXtravagant
Mr. Gilbert and two partners have been t
work since the first discovery, two months
and have obtained, as near as could he ascer-
tained, about 81 200 worth of gold. Most Of
the miners there are emigrants from Texas,
not well acquainted with mining. They
have been mostly making. to them, remuner-
ativc wages. The country has an auriferous
appearance, and it is not Improbable that a
much greater extent of country than what
has yet been prospected will be found to
contain gold, and that more valuable diggings
will be discovered. Itis believed that a suf-
fcient number of practical miners are by this
time in that country to thoroughly prospect
it. Mr.. Tucker purchased 81 900 worth of
dust at the mines 1t is all coarse.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

G8" We do not generally endorse the
views of the Express, "in these degenerate
days of Lecomptonism, about anything, but
we do endorse its sentiments, in yesterdays
issue, WITH regard to the immediate eonstruc-
tion of foot bridge across the Slough, at the
crossing Of Seventh or Eighth street We
hope the Council viii attend to it at an early
day. Many children over in that quarter
will be unable to get to school without it.
after the waters are up, and number of very
valuable business, mechanical and profession-
al men will also be shut off from their places
of employment.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

Is A Washington correspondent says
"the material outline of the Presidents Mes.
sage has been completed and submitted to
the Cabinet in order to enlighten those illus
trious dignitaries, as to the views entertained
by its venerable author There was no pur.
pose of consultation, and no intention to ask
advice. They looked wisely, like the Irish
mans owl, twirled their thumbs, and eoncu.
eluded that no man ever occupied the Chair
OF state who compared with Jeems Buchan-
an, as Gov. Wise used to call him in fraternal
days This is really an astonishing and
overpowering Cabinet from tail to head"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

NERANDAu HoTEL-A j. Sansoni, a gen
tleman every way competent for the business
AMI whose wife is a most agreeable landlady
has taken charge Of this hotel, formerly the
Spring House, between and High streets
on Third. 1t is being elegantly fitted up
and will be opened on Saturday
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

CONVICTED OF wILFuL MURDER-We learn
by telegraph, that Hubert Keenan,, twice
tried for murder before. the jury each time
failing to agree, had his third trial at Orc
Vile, yesterday, and was found guilty of
murder in the first degree. lie will be sen
fenced on Thursday, the 3Oth inst.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

GRAVEL RANCE LoDGE F. AND A. NJ, CAMP.
ToNvuLE-The following officers of the above
named Lodge have been elected for the en-
suing year:
VIM. Elwell, w. NJ Chas OHara, S. W.
j. IL. Variel, J. w. W. Stevenson. Treas
J. p Brown, Sec'y.: J. G. Mcclellan, S. D.
J. Bradford. j. d.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

SLAUGHTER HOUSE NUIsANoE.--Tn the case
OF Wilson VS.. McCann, a suit to restrain de-
fendant from establishing a slaughter house
on the corner of Pacific and Leavenworth
streets, San Francisco, Judge Norton, says
the Times, has decided that slaughter house
in the midst of populated district is nuis.
ance.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

REcoRDER's COURT YESTERDAY. Daniel
Dayley, D. D., was fined $40 and costs.
b. Bird, ditto, fined S. and costs Fine
subsequently remitted
Donna Cruise, for keeping dance house,
for purposes of lewdness and prostitution,
was found guilty by a Jury of her peers "
and sentenced by the Recorder to pay fine
of $50 and costs, or 90 to Jail for 90 days.
She paid the fine, and "vamosed."
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23
RICH GOons
NOW OPENING FOR THE Apnn.
ING HOLIDAYS, BY ''AVA
Houston.
HASTINGS
&c GO,
RICH GOODS
The Finest Lot Of rFa.h.

The Finest Lot of FashiOuah,o
t Gu ST0M MADE CLOTuINc
Ever imported have been received per last ,,.s
consisting Of 'An'f'
OHERCOAT'S, every style, color and on.s
ty. YuaP
FROCK COATS, of all qualities and n.i...
WEDDING and PARTY VESTS = =,
ferent styles and colors. ul'
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIvpD,
PANTS, latest styles.
RICH PARTY TIES AND CRAYATS
WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS Of
manufacture. WI ON
HOSIERY, of every description.
Merino, Silk and Shaker Flannel SHJP7y A.,
ORA WERS. AW
Buckskin UNDERSHTRTS AND DRAKFps
Woolen, Cotton and Merino HALF HOSE
INDIAN TAN CLIO YES AND GA UNUyrg
Wooden and Cotton GLOVES.
s0.-ALEKANDER'S CELEBPATyD v,o
GLOVES, of all colors and shades
SOLE LEA TIER TR UNRS
LADIES' IRA YELLING TRUNKS,
CARPET AND LEA TIER IRA VEJTycB,s,
which will sell at prices to suit the most .oD,,
cal.
HOUSTON, HASTINGS &CN
Clothiers, D street, between 1st and 9pd
Next door to Wells, Fargo &COt
decs-mv2p M,,v,,m.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

B-The Marysyille Liederkranz viii give
their third annual ball and musical enterta in
ment at the City Hall, on the evening of the
Goth inst. 1t will be a most delightful affair,
we should judge, from the preparations
which are making.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

DIR. W RENs.-We are happy to wei.
come this gentleman back to Marysville. He
has returned, with his broken leg in a fair
process of healing, and is able to be around
on erutches His medical card appears in
our advertising columns.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

SENATE IIoUsE SALooN.-Our friend. Bob
OHanlon, of the Senate House, has received
a lot of the finest wines and liquors, as he
privately assures us, ever imported into this
State. They are the pure stuff and all he de-
sires is to have them tried, If they do not
stand the test, he has nothing more to say
See his advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

C1g Steil d Wehn, merchant and fashiona
BILE talors at No 76 D street, have Just re.
ceived from San Francisco, direct from the
States a lot of rich goods, vest patterns and
every variety of articles suitable to the
Christmas and New Year holidays
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

Cs- The Alta is informed by passenger
who arrived on the Panama, that Fraser
river was frozen up when he left, SO that
stern-wheel boats could not run, and the boats
of the Hudson Bay Company, it was said, had
ceased running entirely.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

~ Hon. J. c. McKibben, of California.
is now in Washington, says correspondent,
in fine health and spirits lie will not claim
his seat on bis last canvas, but will contest
the Administration forces for that seat in
1859. He desires to take no advantage Of
them. He asks no favors He win meet
them on their own ground and defeat then,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

GB- We notice in the City Pound one
brindle COW, with spotted face. Brindle
cows with spotted faces should be taken bet
ter care of by their owners.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23
JUSTICE TO D. wAND.-The following, says

JUSTICE TO D. WAND.--The following, says
the Sacramento Union, is an ample refutation
of the implied charge made in the recent
card of Mrs. Wand that her husband pur-
loined some articles of dry goods which he
bestowed upon her:
In statement TO the public, made by Mrs.
c. Wand, in the Star, of Saturday, December
18th, an insinuation is thrown out, by which
it would a pear that D. Wand had possessed
himself of some merchandise by dishonest
means. We deem it but an act of justice to
that gentleman to say that Mr.. Wand was in
our employ from the formation of our part
nership to its dissolution, and during this en-
tire time we found him strictly honest and
faithful, always at his post doing duty, with
the exception of two months, when be was
prevented by sickness from att ending to bust
ness, but for which time we allowed him his
full salary, as a token of the high esteem in
which he was held by us. WAND d Co.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 30, 1853.
We cheerfully bear witness to the good
conduct of d. Wand whilst in our employ
and we unhesitatingly say that we always
found Mr.. Wand a steady, quiet, honest, and
hard working man, discharging his various
duties to our perfect satisfaction.
GODcHAUx Bros d Co.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 20, 1853.
D1vopCr CAsF--Tn the Fourtb District
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

DEPAETURE OVERLAND. - The Overland
coach left promptly Tuesday, says the Call
but with no through passengers. The mail
numbered $50 letters in all.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1853.

"f hire sloorn on The altar ofmy country eter-
MI eamty to eUery form Of tyranny ocer the
mind Of man. Tuos. JEFFERSON.