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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

UCr1OE NOTICE. 0oULDsMIT9, AUCrIONKER,
a viii cell 90 Wednesday June at l01s O'Clock ut No.
So ClAtsen Hudson street. mahogany parlor
bedroom kichen furniture of family declining
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

ANEW YORK, JUNE I, lsss-rHn INTEREST DUY
this day the bonds Of Tho New York and New Haves
Railroad Company will be paid at the ece Of The company
No. Hanover ssrect, on and after this date
W. BEMENT, Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

MORTGAGE sALx OF A REsrAUR ASr AND OYsTRR
lvl saloon. The stock sDd fixtures Of the
nuranJ No. le2 Duane street y offered at private sale II
not soh previously will be sold Al suction Friday June
For particulars. inquire Of THOMPSON HssRY, 50
Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

uIRNRY II. LExDs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
III Is Nassau street-On paintinga-HhERf H. LEEDS
CO. win sell Al auction Tuesday. June l. Al oclosk.
gallery No. 70 NasaAu srcst-Fine oil psintngA com
prsnG works Of he Enslsh, American rlsmish French
and Italian sohooa all framed and By OF the mos cello
braied masters Of the above schoo They be examined
ID dAx pefore The nAle u KAllery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

T EASE OF COAL LAND At SCRANTON PA.-rHE
posAs lsase Their landA N say nine parallel recanguh<
sssoss Of atsst LOO sore. easA 1r tm Of - 70 yeax
sAgh vs excepting under The ty yot where the IL lower
VEINS oay win be WORRIED alss they 70 make Al te nprovo
0 every year Ths rental 2 BE- 50 ssa for 5000
IT, Ass win be leased liberal terms the celebrated Iron
ere bed u tho extremity q As property covering about
the various ether railroads Ac DO Apply TO r R1nIN0
TON President g. L CORNER Il Third and Walnut sirests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

DAwNBRoKKRs sALE-IHIs DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
j. JOHN hORTInnR will soil at No. Fast Broadway,
men and wearing apparel oonsstng Of vests
pants SAX and oAer dresses Suta sAee blsnke watch
II. BARNARD, ~ Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

uENRY n. LKKDs, AUCrI0NEkk, SAILS ROOF, no.
n Naaaau street -Horsea, Carriages, Ac-HENRr n.
LkDs co. ~i ssn q suesiou on ruesday June At u
cclock In No. Nassau Of
yih carriage fast travellers saddle norscs Also
coupee carriage pole and shAs light OAK wagon,
supsror make; one double single
harns.aL Also, chestnut any Eusenis Isl hands high
''Hlshlsnd Kate who uoed 7E over the Cambridge
course Eugeaie yeas old this spring. warranted kind
training che gives evidence Of extraordinary speed ssc
bought by gentleman Of this city for his own use tro
onths ago who Unexpectedly called bach 10 Eu
rope Also belonging 70 The same estate bay mare,
4 hands high years old has been nsed FOR adys saddle
horse gentle In all hsrness and warranted sound
Aleo, light rosd wagon, almost new. Also, uoing
suhy made for above the best manner;
single harness bsstes whips AZ, tc without reserve
superior grey family carriage horses ID hands high
years old long als kind, gentle and In single and
double saddle; they good travellers
them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

II NORIARrY, AUCTtONEER. WILL SELL THIS DAY
y anoclocs general assortment Of furniure csrpets
feather beds mirrors oil psntnRs CLOCK
csndes glassware, china and variety Of other goods l7s
Chatham square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01
FINANCIAL.

EvOH ExCHANGB-FIRSr CLASS RAILROAD BOMBS
for improved real estass no city Address VIII 10
sspHoa ana pree a sams O. K. fHOBHIx. beg 3Ssa Pos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

W HUNT, AUCTIorEER REGULAR SALE or
81 household furnture-J W HUNT will sel 70
"wednesday June a 10k O'Clock II his spacious sAes
rooms No. IS Nass>n ssreet magnificent assortment OF
furniture consisting IN part Of rosewood
hogsny paov suits covered French satin brocade plush
and hsirro,h sdebOards wardrobes
sofas lounges chairs rockers bedsesds bureaus enamel
led chamber suts &c, Ac no Also ocoth orockery cut
sefy, OIL psinnrr fancy goods silver pised wsre Ac &C
Ac Also, on account o. whom may concern one piano
forte Bale Catalogues with full
early on The morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01
Cossr.stEs saLs.E ssEy9osT HENRY e. a.. auc 9,

= uoneer-IHUhPfOF HkNHI. VII seII, Iol, NV "
4 0cock st - Liberty Broadway, large w
noused farniinrr, sofns ohairs mabrssny bedstesd
hsS mstxess.~ rOc bedsesds OIL paintings enpsvings
~ n JOHrT GnustAbiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

T DAN FOR $4,000, FOR TIN DEFICIENCY IN TIE
~ sinking fund.- under section TIVE. article seven o. he
The Comptroller BY virtue Of tho act chapter 16 laws Of
1S6 hereby gives notice that sealed proposals. VIII DO
ceived at bis oce until the oath day Of June next at II
O'Clock tha day for loan Of hundred thousand
issued the Of the people Of the state Of New York.
the credit Of phe snkng fund under socon two Article
Of the consultation bearing interest the rate Of i've
per cent payable quarterly on the frs days OF
principal reimbursabs The July thousand
eight hundred and seveaty6ve is 70 be understood that
the Comptroller win DO st liberty TO take less sum ths
offers such ~ In his opinion 70 Tho
Of S sat- The 81 the waos
be sealed and endorsed, LOAN for tbs General Fund
debt sinking fund" and osed In envelope directed 70
the Comptroller of the State Of Now York. Albany.
The money win be required 10 be paid tho threh dag
Of the state OF New York in tho Manhattan Compsny
New York Interest the loan will commence on the LIST
day July nex and The holders Of the will receive tho
New York at the saie Treasury they elect 4 the
time Of receiving the certncates Of s.,d stock.
g. 4. CHURCH, Comptroller.
Coxr1RouER OFFICE. Albany, Nay 1858.
NYofICn-rHE PEOPLES LOAN AND RELIEF CON-
IN pany-Books will - opened o. The 18th day OF Jane
o'clock NJ under the directioa Of the Directors Of
this COMPANY, as Commssoners aEreoasy V the require
Of the ACT Of incorporation. and remain duG Ne
day. 81 the onee Of Anthony Bleeeksr soa o., Ne
ecripns e The capital sook a The Pspies Lssn and Relief
Company which Subscriptions win also be received The
l5 day o. aid J..e q The same Rscs beswsea Tie hosrs sf
ANTHONY J. BLKECKnR. 0ovsnnr pro ten-
yAnEs B. sLurrsR Secretary pro TEN.
NAY -. 1873
NEW YORK, JUNE I, 1sss-rHn INTEREST DUE
NE thA houda NJ iha MSw Y0Pk nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

/ TOHN I. yArDEwATER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale without reserve o. he sascs IN trade Of O. ~ vii
Hams Co, dry goods merchants, Wednesday
following days Al the No sl Broadway FOR farther
particulars advertsemen under the bead Of dry goods
] -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

n MACKENZIE, AuCrIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS
~. day O'Clock at house III Hudson street all The fur.
niure Of said house consisting Of sofas chairs mirrors
bles bedseads feather beds piiows holsters hair buak
and carpets ocotb vs.hsnds bureans
card tables hstssnds stove and kitchen furniture with
which DE sale VIII commence. Deposits vii be required
from all buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCf!oNEER q ARAIA @ n,
II wasons harness. &e--E r. h. SCHENCK Will sell
public auction this day. June at O'CLOCK coupe
roskAway city bu two new light rockawsy three shfuns
wAgona light road wagons also several ses
Of new and second hand double and single harness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

IL kaassu street Receiver's sale.-HEHRY H. LEkDs
viii sell Wednesday, June st l0k O'Clock At the
n Nassau street. By order of the rvccvcr without
beautiful rosewood ~ and octave eocans or
round 81 and The above all hrs class
Of superior make and 70 be sold without
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

bhAiAANb. br0edWny nAa twenty e4h0 ur0oA
II OOK HERE LOOK HIRE LOOK HKREi--A sUgI
Ia for piles for dyspcpniA cure
for scrofuous and other old Q bal
cough Recipe make soap that will per
pound and which viii reduce the iaboe Of vash.E .s
warranted not njure the delicate
above valuable recipes will be any persoa whs
enclose ST. either OF them for three ten postage
stamps, 10 DR.. ABNRR J0Nks, New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01
FURNITURE.

CoTrAGK AND ENAMxLLED FuRNITURE. IN ALI
~ coiors-A beautiful Of entirely syiea
superior workmanship, just hnahed at the old
factory, 6S4 Broadway, between Houston and Bleecke
for the country JB PRESIDE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

EVURNISHED HOUSE, TO LET-NO. l36 THOMPSON
street. between Houston and Prince, within half block
Of stage roue u three story has al the improvements
gas baths, furnace, &C. Also fine large yard. Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

INN Writer'S, AUCrIONEER-wILL SELL ON WE'D
W. nesday at O'Clock .t lao Franklin street the entire
household furniture &C. Of the Abeve house. consist
ng paror chamber dining and kitchen furniture
&c. Sale positive, rain shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

NEW FORK wIRI RAILING ooTAsY;
IN ''nA'' T mon sSscs { ~ f-A'@
. S'd'- 4U nd qfSsS;P!, M ;5Ss S
Ma Broadway, near Pearl srss, Nee ret-
SourH AMERICAN MOSQUITO KILLER DESTROYS
which arscs The mass! psrsis Of and cause: instant
:sss ssa s Tsss open ma
1hos H. srILwkLL. ss Bro.dw.y lroom co. sole agent
CPEYKR's LION LAaER BIkR
se.sx The aasSa.lsa s..iiy beer, .issSs- for
body, flavor OF purify. requires no cemme1t
GAVE YOUR NoNKy.-DR. LAyroSs REcErrrs roR
Prioes They via be sent win printed for
receipt o. twenty ave cents in United postage sta.ps
asas s.1 % o. sos re- rep S sp
Ts.:v, from ss i.ss iss.as.1
:ss sS' Nc. ''s scs
CODA wArxn.-PArnNr SODA WATER APPARArua
s,sU ds:s,R',Sn g drawing o. eosl18 srsli ma
''''' ''' ''-"1' IS 5 bas.. sr.s near Bro.1vy s.L
resume ne eshins bushes in ny OLD esssSlsh.en.
s ss - sa; 20 an
orc on e s Of June ser and being persuaded tAa my
forward their addresses me hey may res, asssrsS
N-l 'a' VIZ ' 2is sSRiiI No. 8 i ssSI s sss...
yVuSoNs HAIR CoLoRER AND HAIR REsroRHR-
w Warranted 70 be The hes, preparations in as, eaiy
sn 81 iss f.i fss
from sickness any other troubled
ck headache scroula dAndru any OF
wlson's hair resorer vii mPrt sbe.utfsl ana .vTy
Anns appearance when other remedy has failed
kon Nss 70 COLON your DALI 70 any shade nsc. OF orovn
s "a ssg yoa ;ss ,ny
.iISou o. Any inuriou. sa.ss Only csas
Why par dollar for dyes hat dry and nure hair
when when you obtain simple remedy for trhef
Agency 306 Grand street, In The drug store.
yxrAErEp-X GOOD SECOND HAND sArR. on HRR
w rings - widera Addre~ J. q. p. Herald edics.
stating where 70 be found ana prise.
= nO0VCAsEs BOOTS AND SHOES, AT MANUFAC-
O.VUU ,urers prices for cash rresh and desirable
e' HEWLETT ALLEN scoriandi street. MT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

HOUSEHOLD vURNrrURH-KLIgANrY URNITURE
ing housekeeping, 70 West Twenty GrA street. Of
fhh avenue, ROB paror sut solid rosewood frames In
brpcade and velvet plush tapestry and Brussels ne
oil psintpsr sevrca china Ac. and maho
bedroom furniture superb carved rosewood piano
fcre solh pearl Keys nade By city maker, and
for two yeara The above furniture win be sold great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

EyRENCH BRHAD.-TO I
Il French bakery lately lcca'
and 70 the public In general. =
No. 66 Laurens street, takes |
bis own old customers and the
the above business, Of which
and having In consequence
now prepared TO supply both
every variety of French bread
vered every morning with mi
N bis old customers know, u I
BILE experience and energy.
-four 70 be had In the market,
der his own superintendence,
he respectfully refers TO shy {
would particularly invite the .
insures him q new customer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

rHOs WEIGH, AUCrIONEER-OFFIClrl0 SPRUCE
areetAorgage sale Of household furniture, counters,
&C. Tuesday, June at 10 A. NJ, at sale No 10
Spruce street consisting OF chair. tabes crockey glass
and also the fixtures Of aisrs store, counters out
ting tables sAnds desk, stools chairs 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

"A dimes, serArs household furniture &c.. kc-rETER
PARKS. auctioneer BY ". O. fF0RAaAM. General sale
This DAY lO, O'Clock 1Qt VIII street viz =
p choace imported sersrs large invoice Of preserves
fruis s.rdines Sc also s,stk OF crck-ry removed fo
sale Ao dy and fancy goods Of dealer Sale premptorJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01
ANTHOLOGY.

A voNDKR-rHR oIPsy PALnrsx-U you wrss
"A hnov az 1s 1895 q yesr pes. sad fu,sre NE u
knowledge a whkeA VIII save yoa a sorov and
vet Tie 0ivsy, - ~ Canal strest rhs Glossy kas
WHICH yin gaa Ne a6esuons a The spvoats sex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

IT PEkTRY O. pet BRITISH GIN-AUCrION THIS
day. ct l0 clock at So CortAndt street. of
purchaser rs yards tapestry 20 yards ingram
pet mahogany bureau, kc Also Is Brilsh GIN
eighth cask brandy o lot of hardware, &c.
WELLINGTON A CARTER, Aucuoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

r ooK AT THEA FAMILY RELIHoUlsHrNG
IL ekeepipg offer ther parior furniture, suit
bedroom furniture In suit centre and aide tabes All richly
carved asd ma1e of rosewood One valuable panofors
mounted In pearl and made order; 300
months since All viii be sold bargain ls2 we
@rtssnA street, near BighA avenue.
DLuPfers eDURRARY BKDsYEAD YHARLY
price m rent insanity paSlov citing
hso fsxurAas sesptnG Apa<nsal sold wholssale
rvsan aad sy hssanssS ~ - Wkns srssl No. Yorh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

A uCr1Of EOrICE-TO HATTuRs q. a. HORrO'
n aucuoneer, vii sell 90 Wednesday, June a. 10
eeiock NJ the ssesvoom $50 Hudson street frure
show hstters and used ia
and also household furniture bedding crocRery, 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

TOwsTABLrs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
~ ssrpc<sns aid oIlcioh-A CRIsT ALAR suctioneer,
pow~rv will sell this day, June 1g At 10 O'Clock
Tswoos sust containing pieces msboeany and
"a ons nre sprns rnaf-s bsdstesd ro.ewood piano
very large ot of Brusseis velvet and three ply
Fsry snd glassware. BY order Of y. PfRIFrER Con
t.r. eno.i~s a tahi~s chsirs 10 &c Also is mahogany
but esus desk and mshoesny ertensos dining tables.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31
Beautiful Consistency.

The ErpreSS has contehded that Congres,
has no right to ask what the people at larg,
may say about constitutions of new States
but that the delegates of the people have tn,
power to frame constitutions The PEOPLF
may rise en- masse and denounce he action Of
their corrupted delegates, but all to no pur.
pose. Congress, says the sapient new light
OF the Express, cannot go behind the scrawi
which three or four dozen drunken and cor.
rupt hounds have declared is the constitution
desired by the people. Yesterday the Er.
press changes its tune, and says:
"The question as to the proper interpreta.
ton to give to the Kansas Nebraska bin and
the Cincinnati platform can neuer arise agaia.
Tor MIR Buchanan in bis special message ex-
pressly said that in all future cases Con.
3ress ought to require, as a condition prece-
dent to the admission of every new State,
that the Constitution of such State should
nrst be submitted TO a direct vote of the
people
Yoar new position does not tally with
Lack Montgomery's resolution. Tread light.
~ You must stick to your text, or YOU nin
become as rabid Black Republican as STE.
PHEN A. DoUGLAs.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

GB There is every indication that this
Site will 60 largely for Douglas. San Fran.
cisco is as certain for it as tnat the sun is II,
heaven So also is Sacramento. El Dorado
will also give a respectable majority. An
old resident OF Tuolnmne sets that down
'lso for Douglas Butte will be the banner
county of the douglas Democracy in this
contest, unless, indeed, Old Yuba should ont
do her. And why should Old Yuba be be.
hind hand The same men who sustained
John b, Weller in 1851 against "Stanle,
and Reform are now for Douglas and tru
Democracy, while that same Republican
stanley is now for the Lecompton nominee
Tor Supreme Judge. Jos. G. Baldwin As
we beat Stanley then, so can we beat him
now In all the most populated counties the
Nudsills are in the ascendant Let no true
Democrat be disheartened, for the Dougla,
Demoeriey are marching up like can army
with tanners aud thenrffied sound of their
oming is like the roll of the distant sea Re
issured, that the enemies of the National
Democracy, the enemies of Stephen A
Douglas and the Kansas Nebraska bin will
be crushed. consumed. annihilated
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

"This is the party-cal it what you will
Black Republican or Douglas Democracy
that the National Democracy of California
must rebuke on Wednesday neXt"-Erpre8s
The above is highly courteous, of course,
towards the friends of stephen A. Douglas in
this State 1t is rather funny that in the
same article the following language appears
I'VE challenge them, or any of them, to
show when and where Stephen a. Douglas
ever wrote one line or uttered one word
from which it can be inf rred that he sought
Il union with the Black Republicans to break
down the Administration of James BLchan
an"
And We challenge the whole Lecompton
pack to show that Mr.. Buchanans followers
in Illinois have mol sought and Effected a
union with the Black Republicans to break
down STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, and elect an
abotionist to the T. 5. Senate in his stead.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31
Select School for Bows.

Tie Fall and Winter term of this School will com
mcnce on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept list. Terms fol
Tuition in the common English Branches s. per
month q weeks) per scholar. Algebra and Latin
EACH one dol ar per month additional. Particular
attention will be paid to defamation and composition
A few Boarding Scholars be accommodated in the
family of Mr. Baker, the former principal, with whom
the present principal will board. Terms for boarding
= per week.-washing, 81 80 per dozen.
School room on 9TH street. near the Catholic Church
aug3l-u G. W. II. PECK Principal
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

~ r. NJ Briggs, who, we believe, never
voted Democratic ticket in his life. was u
dertaking last evening to instruct Democrat.
in has kind of Democratic doctrine. which
after the disguise is stripped off, simply
teaches that the people ought not to govern
themselves, but to let the President do it for
them We don't think he made many con
verts, for the people have a shrewd idea thai
they are entitled to a voice in this govern
ment to some small extent. ANYHOW. Til,
Lecomptonites, thinking that our German,
friends do not understand the lanqulge y,
their adopted country, sent for G, rmat
named Shulz to conr up here from Sncr,
nento, to enlighten our German population
as to how they should vote; but whether he
found out they could speak English as well a.,
he could, if not better too, or not and 8,
concluded to address them in English we de-
not know, as we did not stay to see. The
crowd was quite small one when we left.
aud lessening beautifully by degrees
We went back TO the meeting It ten o'clock
and found Meloney, (Lccompton candidate
for Controller, who, as the Nevada journal
says spells GoD with little g. informing
exactly ~ men-for that was the numbe
'ronnd the stand-that Douglas was fighting
he Black Republicans in Illinois He did'n
say anything about his fighting the Buehan.
an allies of the Black Republicans at the
same time. We noticed that he pronounced
The name Of our venerable Chief Magistrate
b"-Cdndan. We presume this is the official
way OF pronouucing the name of "our noble
President as Meloney undoubtedly speaks
by the keerd
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31
For Supervisor Of First District,
Grand Rally OF the Demccra-
CIV Tomorrow.

The NationalD Democracy viii meet at the
:polls to morrow, and rout the combined
forces of the Know Nothings, Park Locomp
ton Republicans, Federal office holders, and
slaves to power Powerful speakers will be
present, for the PEOPLE themselves viii,
speak through the ballot Lox, and rebuke the
vile coalition which seeks to defeat the
friends of the great Democratic leader STL
PHEN A. DOUGLAS.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31
a CAR ID.

A NUIsAScE.-The undersigned would call the at
tenton Of the City Authorities to nuisance which ex-
lists, at the present time, Second street, between
street. and Virgin Alley. 1t is in the shape of stand
ing filth in a liquid state is very nauseating to the
smell and must inevitably produce sickness, if not
moved.
Lewis Heard, J. 7. Dickey, J. Thomson,
W. W. Scranendyke, DR.. A. Ruand, DR.. Lasvigne,
Cook Knoke, L. Kesey, WI. Lawrence
Glassen Fathann, T. NJ Greer, f. W. Salisbury
s Southworth, Cohn Co., John w. Moor,
and E. Tracy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31
MALSR

Bv Rev. Father De Art, on Monday morning, S0lh
inst, at the residence Of John Lowery, ESQ., Mr. Hill
of this city.
With The above announcement were the usual ac'
compartments. We but wish the happy pair,
with all our hearts, the truest happiness. May the
beauty of the bride never wane, and the JOY of the
bridegroom be forever.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31
The FIRST Gem.

We have by the steamer the glorious ii.
dings of the defeat of the Lecomptonites in
Missouri In the St Louis District about
$4,000 votes were polled, and only little
more than 900 endorsed the Administration
THE THEATEn-This evening, the theater
puts out strong inducement; first, the ucca
sion, namely: the Farewell Benefit of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Stark, ,aand next, the great Shuksperean
play of Macbeth and the irresistible comeo y
of the Rough Diamond, the worthy beneicia
ries appearingn both pieces. We feel called
upon to remark that such programme, with
dom been given in Marysyille, and will doubt
less result in good house.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

CoRoSER's JURY.-The Coroner's Jury, in
the case of E Snowhito, deceased, brought
in a verdict 60 that the said Edward Snow hite
came to his death by knife held in the hand
of David Sands, on the morning of the 9th
day of August, about one o'clock A. NJ, and
we, the jury, say that he, the said David
Sands, did wilfully cat and infiet a wound
which caused the death of said Snowhite on
the 2sth day of August, A. D. 1858"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31

Agency IOtlce.--Mr. l.. P. FISHER is ou' only
authorized agent in San Francisco, 20 receive advef
ii sements, receipt for the same and 20 transac bu'
generally for the NEws. Once No III ~ wash
n ston street, Cup stars) nearly opposite Masuire
Opera House
Mr.. E. B. DAVIDSON is our Agent IN sacramento
and is authorized 70 receive subscriptions an 81 -
tisenents, an 10 receipt for the sln4. on-c = Z
b. Dtvdsons Post Jhoe Exchange 4th street, De
tween aud X, near the Post O,hce.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-31
DISSOLU UTTON,

hE ~ oopartnership heretofore existing between
-. Chas II Scranton, Wm. Plnehofr and Geo nab.
pn' ppo'' unarr the name and style ofC IT, SCRANTON
~ Is ms day dis olved by mutual consent. Geo
ih Iapo o,d s%lhdrn%ns from Che firm The business Of
sloned a. tbon % 9e settled by either of the under
west side OF st.eet, near Third. '''O''''"'''''
CHAs. IT SCRANTON
Marysyille, July LIST, 1855. .nne-,v