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Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

TELEGRAPH TO HoSEY LAKE-By notice
in another column. our readers will learn that
the Orc Telegraph Company have concluded
to increase their capital stock to such an ex.
tent as will enable them to extend their wires
as far as to Honey Lake We rejoice at this
enterprising act of the Company With a
line of telegraph to the point proposed, the
Orc Telegraph Company will be enabled to
furnish news from Salt Lake and other points
on the plains, hours in advance of the Placer
vile line; and while it will doubtless prove
a paying investment to the Stockholders, it
will help materially to attract deserved at
tention to the Valley and the excellent route
leading thence TO the Sacramento Valley
With this line in full operation we need en-
tertain no fears for the speedy opening of the
emlgrant road between Honey Lake and
Oroville, Next summer will see this the cen
terlng point of largo share of the overland
immigrants The work of extension will be
begun at as early day as the season will ad.
nit Butte Record, Sat.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

"TIGHr KoPE PERFORMANCES. "A Califor-
nian, "native and to the manor born, whilst
galloping his steed, Sunday, says the Alta,
along the street, was excessively annoyed by
a cur barking at his horses heels. He bore
the inhieton with good grace for a time, but
finally becoming impatient, unwound iaridt
which he had in his hand, and adroitly cast
it over the neck of the dog. He then put
his animal to the top of his speed, the cur
meanwhile yelping at the top of his lungs.
After riding as far as the outskirts of the
town he dismounted, aud on loosing the
moose, of course, found the canine quadruped
defunet This fellow gets our next vote for
official dog slayer sure.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

A DARING RoBBERY.-A man, named Rich
ard Redington, was found, near the corner of
First and streets, Monday night, wet from
head to foot and bleeding. Having been
taken to the Station House, he gave the fol-
lowing account of himself.
He arrived from Bear river, at about l.
o'clock, in the night, afoot, and at once pro-
ceeded to dance-house in the Spanish quar-
ter of the city There he took drink, pulled
out his purse, pretty well filled with money,
and paid for it, after which he walked out
and proceeded to China House on G street.
He was accosted near the door by man who
advised him to go with him to the house of
Spanish woman in another quarter of the
town. Redington consented to do So but,
instead of taking him to the house indicated
his new found companion led the unsophis-
ticated gentleman down to the bank of the
Yuba river. There he was joined by another
individual of the same stripe, and, the next
thing Redington knew, he was grasped by
the throat, knocked in the head with some
heavy weapon, his pockets rihed OF $500, and
himself tumbled headlong intO the river
Happening to be able to swim, ne kept him
self ahoat, as he went down the river, unit
he managed to seize handful of brush. over
hanging the water, and drew himself out
Visitors from Bear river, with plenty OF
money in their pockets should look to their
morals, and avoid too much confidence in
strangers
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

BEE MARKET IN SANTA CLARA.--The San
Jose Tribute of the 10th inst, noticing the
shipment of bees made by Mr. Hoy, of that
place, to Victoria, says
Mr. Hoy has since returned to San Jose.
and purchased some two hundred hives for
the Northern market He leaves on the
steamer of to-day or tomorrow. for Portland,
Oregon, with about $50 swarms There are
now but very few, if any, bees for sale in
this valley They are in considerable de.
mand, and would readily bring 800 hive
In Oregon, we are informed, they are worth
$l25.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

CLOSE TO THE SNow.-The second range Of
hills above us and visible from our streets
says the Butte Record, is all clad in snow
This close proximity of snow fields, is the Sc
eret of our recent bitter cold weather. Or
Monday last, as we are informed, the Forbes
town stage made its way hither with much
difficulty, in some places being blocked
up by snow drifts to the depth of four or five
foot
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

TOBACCO CHEWING IN THE SANTA CLARA
ScHooLs.-The County School Superntend-
ent of Santa Clara county, in his report for
the current year, remarks:
The patrons of the public schools seem
very desirous that the teachers should put
stop, as soon as possible, to the use of tobacco
amongst the grown boys, for the smell is
quite disgusting to visitors on entering. -
Moreover the constant expectoration under
the desks renders the room quite filthy,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

~ We would suggest to the Marysville
Democrat the proprety of erediting articles
extracted from other papers. What we have
reference to, is an article headed Ground
Valley" in their issue of the 9th inst /; it be-
longs to the Gazette-7ehama Gazette.
The proper credit was accidently omitted
by the printer. We understand the "pro-
priety of crediting articles extracted from
other papers" perhaps. as we'll as our neigh
Dor Of the Gazette does
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

MIsERABLE-The city is at present haunt
ed by number of poor, miserable, barefoot
Diggers. who sleep under sheds at night, and
gather garbage during the day. Some of
them are employed occasionally by the poul-
try-venders in the market, picking ducks and
geese. receiving their compensation, we sup
pose, in the ratio of about one fowl to fifty
or sixty picked. Why are not these strag
glers kept upon the Reservations? Why do
not the Government Agents see that they are
properly managed and cared for?
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

Go TO WAeNERs.-H. Wagner announces,
in an advertisement in to-day's paper, that he
is amply prepared for the holidays with all
sorts of holiday toys and presents, fancy arti-
cles, gift books, DC.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

eB- THEArER.-The public will remember
that Martin, she Wizard, gives an exhibition
this evening at the Theater. As we have
said before, he has been preceded by bril-
liant reputation as a magician and ventrilo.
quist, and we doubt not the entertainment
will be rare one.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

o%- Mr.. Tackles celebrated mare Prin-
cess, and the favorite horse Jim Barton, says
the Alta, are again to contend for the maste-
ry, over the Pioneer Course. The first trial
of speed will come off rain or shine, on
Thursday. cad inst
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

EB- A meeting of adventurers. struck with
the ella river gold fever met in San Fran
cisco, on Monday evening. to make arrange
ments to emigrate to the Gadsden Purchase
May the Lord have mercy on them
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

Hon. STEPHEN j. FIELD.-This gentleman
has been making a brief visit to this city,
where so large number of his friends re-
side Business in the Supreme Court carries
him back Immediately.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

D. D.-A Mexican was yesterday sentenced
by the Recorder to fifteen dollars fine, or
twenty days in the county Jail. At late
hour last evening, he had not paid the fine.
Irish Mary was put in the lookup for dis
orderly conduct, and will appear for trial
this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

CT-A man named Creighton became very
angry with an old man, named Van Wyck,
in San Francisco, on Monday, and bit piece
out of his hand an inch and half long and
an inch wide
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

SoIREE DANsANrE.-Mons. and Madame
Peri's soiree dansante takes place this even
ing at the Melodeon. These entertainments
are Of highly pleasing character.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

FRUIT AND CoNFEoTIoNERY-W. H. Hamil
ton, bhas' purchased the entire fruit and con-
fectionery stock of Mr.. F. Clay, at No. COZ
D street, Theater block, and will hereafter
personally conduct the business of that estab
lishment Mr.. Hamilton is a gentleman of
much personal popularity, and will doubtless
receive good share of patronage.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

TRINITY RoAD.-Mr. Mcdonnell, the agent
of the Scott Valley stage route, informs us,
that the wagon road over Trinity mountain
is completed, with the exception of about a
mile
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15

"I hare steorn on tho altar ofmy country eter-
nal sumity to eUery form Of tyranny oUer the
mind Of man." THos. JEFFERSON
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
(FoRMERLY THE HAUN HousE)
Corner of D and Third Streets,
MARYSNu
FOUR STORY BRICK BUILD

4 FOUR STORY BRICK BUILD
IA ING, with front of one hundred and sixty feet,
with verandahs encircng the same, parallel with each
story
The above House is situated in the centre of the
business portion of the city, and was built and fur
nishcd for first class Hotel, and such has su-
perOr on the Pacific coast
There are no dark rooms or corral In the building.
All the rooms are light and well ventilated
Having recently purchased the above property, |
have made extensive improvements in the building,
and re-furnished the same in n superior style l am
now enabled to offer the public first class Hotel at
prices that will suit the times
The entire establishment will be under my personal
supervision, having determined not to rent any por-
tion Of the premises.
The house will be kept open at all hours and
reserved for the travelling public lrrvng by the sea.
and coaches.
Single Meals. so cts Board per week. ..$T 0C
Boaru per week, (lccording to roOn) $40, $12, SIS
Lodging per night. 80 cents IS cents 81 90.
dec14-my LEE McGOWN. Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15
e5s- The sloop-of.war Eurydice, IS guns,
arrived at San Francisco, Sunday, after a
passage of twenty days from Honolulu.

g- An insane man, who had escaped from
the Stockton Asylum, was found in the sand
hills near the Bay, on Saturday last. lie Is
a religious lunatic.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15
RICH GOODS
NOW OPENING FOR THE Appna
ING HOLIDAYS, BY 'A
HOUSTON.
HASTINGS
&c 60.
The Finest Lot Of Fa.hio.

The Finest Lot of Fasbion.u.
Gu ST0M MADE CLOTHTNr
Ever imported, have been received per Ia, "
consisting Of ''eSm'F'
OVERCOAI'S, every style, color and or,p
ty. fual'
FROCK COATS, of all qualitiesa and D.i...
WEDDING and PARTY VESTS :, ~
ferent styles and colors. u'
BLACK AND FANCY CASSJfpDr
PANTS, latest styles. A"h
RICH PARTY TIES AND CPATAT0
WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS n
manufacture. WI w
HOSIERY, of every description.
Merno, Silk and Shaker Flannel SHIRTS I'm
ORA WE'RS AN
Buckskin U-NDERSHIRTSA AND DPAWFps
Woolen, Cotton and Merino HALF HOSE
INDIAN TAN CLIO YES AND GA UNnrzs
Wooden and Cotton GLOVES
ALs0.-ALEXANDER'S CELEBRATE KIn
DYES, of all colors and shades.
SOLE LEA TIER TR RUNKS.
LADIES' IRA YELLING TRUNKS
CARPET AND LEA TIER IRA TELLyGncr
which we will sell at prices to suit the most s,,.
cal.
HOUSTON, HASTINGS &M
Clothiers, D street, between 1st and 9nd
Next door to Wells, Fargo kCOt
decS-mY2n Mafysvh
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-15
MARYSvILDB.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10Th, 1858.
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TheLife and Times OfAarOD Burr
BIZ JAMES PARTON.

Fourth Edition, with Steel Portraits and w. .,.,
Aaron Burr vas one Ct the mesi gallant soiss-of ~,
Ae1oiuiionj he most successful lsEysr Ds-ba-s -, -
ne "eH York bar; The shrsEdsss q politicians, an, -
inst Ct HliousteFs. His hfsprsssn,s the srir. u -
Or and dsgTsoe, wealhan poverty and asrs -,,f.--
Tor ore Of tds INST dsspy interesting and iB.,ru-. -,
raphiss ever written. How vel Mr Parton bas ,s -
ne Workot oiogTapher, may be Judged from IN. 49,.
uon ne BOOK has received from he pres and .bs f
expressed respecting it IS vel a. from he -,5f, - a.,
'Ais -Four editions have nov been sold in lssv
months, While the press q NsW York city s7Bs b,, -,
isd more than forty columns 70 reviews Of ana -.
arsog rom IT. The 0loWilg shor extract. i,5s,,, ,s,
quality q The look
From he Hsp York T-iB.us
III Is Romance not foundsi in fet 51s far t.,r a.
,s7 s'1fJ q an errng HayFard Easisl h--er ~, N
NE q e1s Wao. u hrs worst estate va ba-ilg - -,
- 5.,le9 The mannsr "a which sr 10, -
ascnaEged ne duties Of q bicgrspssr is ~ - ,iti
Of ihs WORK, demands cordial "a r-r75efs. -
Every page beard The marks Of irdefisigrbI. h :.
$3.50 - I 80. q m1.sIsl uhcl Re unds-took 70 ~
daee 20 historic order, and he has ogrF-ruzI - - -
'ns as@l q 81 an QlFy and he taste Of an arts'
From tis Boston Pos,.
"A more Interesting nay, fscinatnz volume fh,. 81
one "a hand, We have rarely net Flih -. -
y. We oad rsad tli8 Voums bad We the sIi-b.st - -
NJ FbE.on aoliiiT, etatr g m1Iler Or bi.t-i =
Net only Is he Lifts and Tines Of Arm Pl-- ,--
gueIl7 VOID Of that hsr"-Worship which IS uzsIiv a. -
- ---eAl.lt Na tlo2f p1ers but ile trnrie sorr
. 'Pu VIZ zoe p War asa SIM betty Of eluiue pct 8
IL s impossible RGt 70 read altar ore bas begus.
fFoH hbs Rorib AmTisaa Recess.
~, ~ 2osai % ee Feao b. s american slo would know
ne m tory OF bis oE1 country
Eto@ he '.Loragar'' IL HarDsr's W,.t,v
air Patton has written one of he NOD f.,i-sts- a.
oograpniis he ii's o Aaron B-rr Itiz -5- e-7sF
80 /, u ~ lls NE Is % inala ling s 61vsl but Is
1oaa oG tae ngoss' PRAISE Of rove b s as rtbsd a.
NO sue prog sss, intsrgs- and moral Is MS bee
sPly; ne reader gss ONE IDA e the Darspa sftr-
mantle story sGess." ~
JUST RECEITED By
W. I. BERRY & CO.,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MoyDar, Feb. p, 1883
NIGHT SESSION.
A call Of the House ascsrtsiRed the presence Of .
quorum.
Mr. BULLOCK made an Intellectual motion to take
up the bill from the Senate regulating the fees Of
Clerks and other officers.
On motion BY Mr. BICKHRLL, (by unanimous con-
sent it was ordered that the bill reported from the
Joint Select Committee on the Fee Bill tO-Wit: the
Senate bill No. 1872, entitled bill TO regulate the
fees and commissions Of Clerks and other officers,
be taken up for consideration, the question being
Shall the bill be read the first times
Mr. RANDOLPH demanded the yeas and nays
the vote resuling-yess g. nays l2--no quorum
voting: and then, for want Of quOrum-at half
past eight
The Honse adjourned till to morrow morning 9
o'clock
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Lectures on Europe.

THE REV. DR.. BAIRD, who has resided and Travelled
much in Europe during the lsst twenty years, viii give
Of eight Historical Lectures hss part OF the
world Glus rated by large and admirable map) at The
mberand Presbyterian Church 10 tHs city IN tie course
OF this and the two OiOwns. The FFsT, which vii
be introductory ami free will be delivered tonight
and Will rel the present political state OF Europe, and
character Jh0 principal rul6gs-L0uis Napoleon
Alexander H. Frederick William ", queen Fici9r!s etc
Tbs sECosD VII be given on "Wednesday Night,
and will relate Russia and Poland. TBs val 90
Friday Night, and VIII rsats Turkey Greece, and
the late Warm ds East The remaining lectures on Ger
many, France etc viii be given neEt week ard ane io
loving
A ilcEek iOr tne Noeraes 's4A
Two iCko5, z ~
Five IicEeisss ~
Tickets for students and Clerks, teen W
Admission TO arH8 uecturef ...@9 Ceta
II Tickets 20 o hRd at the Bookstores Of !" T. Berry
& Co. Chss. Smiln, Eud John YeTs & Co., ana a. me
door. The Lectures VII oommsBes st715 O'Clock.
FEB 23-IW
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Auction Sale
OF
GROCERIES,!
BY
II. s.. French and Son,

ON TUESDAY, PRB. o. we viii oFsF for sale IN front
~ Of our warehouse, CsIk street, at 10 o'clock The fol-
lowing articles some Of which We desire close out with
out reserve, Wig:
90 hhds sugar, from fair to5O dog. Painted Buckets
prime; so TeRms Wrapping Paper;
10y bags n u and balunoFe - Dds Domestic Brandy3
Cohesi IS bbs, Holland Gim
1000 kegs Nails choice brands 50 bbls julius Suha Ola
500 boxes StET Candies full HessTve Whisky.
weights 20 CEsss Matches;
2000 bbll, Whisky, VGri0usl00 boxes Corn NJ ysh.
brands LOO 4" WhGa tea Starch;
100 boxes Tobacco; 100 q" Chrr1ot Tggsr-
1000 sack cousre and fine SHlt;I50 " TsOv Cs8dler
10000 Cigars, Rsa'd brands; 50 Backing large ana
80 dOE. BrO0E1b: small.
80 boxes Fine Brandy
With other ErtiGlet the grocery line too M merous 20
menuOa- fs0H q. s. FRENCH & son.
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cold Pen INanufaotocV.

7. Il. HOSEINs,
50 Third -, between Market & Jefferson,
LOUISVILLE, KE.,
OFFERS % the public Gold Pens OF bis manufaeiure
~ a. Wholesale and retail warranted eous any made 60
ths county.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED & REPOINTED,
Old Pess sent By msi accompanied Win 50 oenls In
money or stamps, viii b repare1 and returned b nsHt
mail. feb l4-ddW1y
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LANDLORDS IrKH

BIZ BicknelFs biz ls7) to amend the act Of 1925.
Oh. q, Sec !, Occurring landlords lien for remit
coming up-it vas considered aud passed the third
yeas S. nays2
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italian Literature.


We learn thatSig. Lug, Mont q Harvard CoIlszs las
Translated 6uEaRtEzls i0us gCrclI novel or Eslss
Ce1e and that q Is GOV II csuIss q pubcaan Thsrs
Will undoubtedly Be great desire 30 see this volume
9usrrsEz Is probably Toe 50 distngu shed Of living
Italian sutlur7. and glad % know that The nod
srn literature Il ltaly-EIih Which We are but Ets A.
qusnlet-Hll be nauglTstsd BY so brilliant q snscrer
II novel HriiIf this IS. The Es Of Beatrice - b
generally, indeed may say entirely % tr
Guerrsz has shown in his very p0v erul work con-
peted alter careful labor, what Is probably the correct *
position OF this SD history Eysry one has read he5T
tragedy OF he Ceno and hCss fortunate enough 10 have
extended their travels as far Italy rsmem Der e. one Of
tie loTest specimens Of the ever admired and cCDisd
portrait Of Beatrice By Guid0 IN the gallsrF d s
Barbsiin Palace"
Gusrra2 in his Preface t. the work SAYS sddrsasisz
the unfortunate shade q Beatrice:
inasmueh - have been able t. comprehend thee, i'm
plore for me sudlc eat power 20 nlrr4e worhy hV his
toy to these dear Italian maidens who love thee Is s
Esr inst departed though The shadow Of two Centuries and
half is spread over ny spulshra. Verify thine Is b.
tory OF SAD crimes; bu the msldsns Of my country will
read T. lt Will pierce ihsir gentle souls ss sword but
they viii read t. Whe1 the youth whom they love Is a..
proashDg they wiz hssisn blus1ng % HIDE H. but thsF
wall read Is and viii Csr thee the only m hat can b
given % theteLrayed-tslrs."
The efec Of this powerful work upon the iupaaoaais
and vehement Italian reader Such that certain Of he
gOEs-umsats have inisrdissi M Indication and it snow
rarely seen in Is4ly.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MOsDAE, Feb. %, 1868.
THR CODE.
On motion by Mr. BRAZELTON the reading Of the
journal was dispensed with, and it was ordered that
the House proceed with the consideration Of the Code
Whereupon-
The Part XVI Of the Senste's bill (S6,) 10 revise
the statutes, Sc, being again read through by the
Clerk, it was considered and passed the third and
last reading il the House Of RspresentatiTes-yess
Sc, nays l.
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0ON3TITUIT0NAL CoHVETIIor.

seAt the bit 10 authorize Nashville and srtsslils
Hour inspections vas taken up, and pssss the third
and last reading In the House Of Representatives.
COzsTITUT1oNA1 cOzvE1Eioh.
! Mr.. BULLOCKsbill, $50 to authori1sshs peopls
70 call convention to amend the Gonstitutioaof the
/ State Of Tennessee, coming up
Mr.. BULLOCK and Mr.. TURNER Of Sumner ap-
Pealed 70 the House in behalf Of the bill
The bill passed the second reading. snd was re.
srred to the Judiciary Committee with instructions
" report early ,.vn,o,- -
sIr BioknelPs biz fs7J to amend the act OF 1895.
ch q, Sec !, Occurring landlords lien for remit
| coming Ep-it vas considered and passed the third
and last reading in the House Of Representative
yeas S., nsys2
SHALL NOT BE ADTERTIzED.
Mr. CARTER Of Carters bill (ss) to amend the
act requiring the sale Of land and negroes to be ad
verified, vas considered and Indefinitely postponed
CLAM OF PLURALITY OF ADVERSE.
Mr. BiekneIrs bill 125) 10 authorize Courts of law
to afford relief to persons exposed to the claims Of
We or four adverse parties, shan spply to suits be-
fore IA slices CT the looming up the third
M Bullock prorsased to amend, By sriking out the
technical names of the actions, and say, "iR sn
suits: which was agreed to:
The vote resulted-yess 4S, nays $50 the bill
passed the third and last reading in the House %
| Representatives.
REVENUE COMMISSIONS.
The Ways and Means Committees bill lin lieu Of
Ne 1867 to regulate the commissions Of revenue col
leetors and county trustees collectors per Ct up
/ TO $4,000; above that per ct.--trustees per Ct
Up TO 600; above that 2 per ct.-nOt extending
to school fund, poor tax and railroad tax coming
up.
/ The vote resulted--yeas 55, nays 8; so the bill
passed the third and last reading in the House Of
/ Representatives.
COUNSEL ROE THE POOR.
! Mr. stantons bill Q37) to provide counsel for the
poor, making the same provisions for defendants as
I for plaintiffs coming up--ths vote resUltsd-yeas
/ 81, nays 6: 50 the bill passed the thitd and last
reading in the House Of Representatives.
ILLEoITINATEs.
Mr. Ivis's bill (177) for the benefit Of Legitimate
children, coming up--it was considered and passed
the third rssding-yeas 3d. nays2,
xEcHAsIcs' LIN Law
| Mr. Vaughn's bill Qs9l to amend the mechanics
| lien laE-Theretofore deserted coming Spite
vote resulted yeas So, nays l. so the bill passed the
thrdrsading
MEDICAL FEEs.
/ Mr. Cooper's bill Qs5) to secure medical fees ia
certain eases making owner responsible looming
up-ths vote resulted-yeas 50, nays % so the bill
passed the third reading in the House Of Represen
! tstives.
| Mr. Davidson entered his motion TO reconsider the
vote rejecting the Hamilton county Judge bill;
! The House then took recess till o'clock
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February 23. 1853,
LARGE SALE
OF
M CIV &OOd5
BK
TRABUE e. LUCUS.
Time sale at Auction of PIANOS.
REM. r, Shields

CEJILL ssh a. Auction on Wednesday Morning
w March Sd, a. 10 o'cl"cE, seven splendid Iron
Frame q and OcaTsl Pianos of the most approved
styles, and from the best manufactures,
THRH-Fouf m0Rtb, for IPTOved endorsed notes, paJa
BILE in OF city Banks.
III ALSO-POT CASH several good second hana
Pianos, 70 close consignmens
fsb2s BENJ. P. SHIELDS.
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Lardl LardI

THE kgheE srEsi price Dsld soT LAID pat up IN nip.
= Is e2eei'. J. ]. AAtsTlE q co.,
AsN eonog B1Sa End HGFaEs sESsts.
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NEW YO-N, February 22.-Ths Bank statement
shows decree IN loans Of 1851 ,O0O ascrsass
il cirouIsgioa . increase in specie 81, lS9 SOP.
increase IN no " deposits s. 543, 72O; increase in
undraWn deF0.is %, 776.
NV ORLEA.s Feb. 22-Cotton, Bsles Of O 600
bales; prices STIMULATED by ths Airioss news which
was published ibis morning. MIddliRg llall3. su-
gar, fsiT, sa51; El2la5ses 27a2q.
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MONDAY, Feb. p, 1858.
lttRoDUcTION OF Bills.

Mr. ROSS intrOdueted bin to regulate public
schools; providing thss children between and q
years and persons between q and 30 years shall
nave the privileges Of going to the public schools, The
latter not to be eRed TO receive the benefit Of the
public money. Referred.
Dir G0FFs bill for the protection Of Fish.
Passed first reading.
Mr. HElSRELL 8 resolution directing tbs
Librarian to take charge Of and preserve The maps
and plates, 81 present in the Office Of the Secretary
I sf afata Aaonied.