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Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18

OK Monday, as the French Consul was en-
tering the church Notre Dame des Victories,
in San Francisco, he was met by a number of
French Republicans, who protested against
the performance of ceremonies in honor Of
Louis Napoleon. One of them is reported to
have said
"You have invited the French population
to manifest their opinions in regard to the
Emperor AS one of that population, de
clare, for myself and those who surround me
that we will not consent to let pass, without
a protest a ceremony which tends to make il
believed that we tacitly approve the conduct
of the assassin of liberty in France and the
deserter of the Italian cause"
AS the Consul passed into the church, ther,
were cries of "Down with the assassin of De
cember I'd J" Down with the traitor -
"Down with the deserter -
One of the rowdy Frenchmen was arrested
and taken to the Station House.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18

ATLANTIC MAu.-The mail for the Atlantic
States and Europe, by the steamer of the
goth, will close in the Marysville Post Office
at o'clock P NJ to-day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18
HORACE BILLINGS, HAMS.

JUST RECEIVED PER METEOR"
TNEIE SECOND INVOICE OF THE CURE
Il Of 1850
We Wewoud call the attention Of Dealers and Consul
mers to these celebrated Hams, being superior to
any others ever before imported into this market.
We recommend them as the genuine cure Of Horace
Billings, and fully equal in all respects to the Hams
he has heretofore sent to the California market.
They are guaranteed strictly sugar-cured, under
Mr. Billings personal attention. by the same peculiar
process that has secured for them such an envable
reputation since the yevr 1851 for quality, condition
and flavor.
Every Ham bears a label with fac smile Of the sig
nature OF HORACE BILLINGS without which none
are genuine. For sale by
D. d. sHATTUCK & CO.,
NO. 93 Front street,
jy29-1m2P San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18
R Il A l. Il s ATE
AT
p U b III G Il CTTON.
b. BARNETT, Auctioneer.

B. BARNETT, AuctiOneer.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
" TUESDAY MORNING, August 23d, at 10 o,cIk
at his Sal srooms, Second street, opposite the Western
House, the following well known Real Estate. beine
lhe souh half 40 by 100 of Lot 4, Block 4, Range ri
ana being situated on street, between Third and
ro9rh' together with good Frame Stables and Sheds,
and known as the Iowa House"
ALSO:
That well improved Block s, Range N known as
Logan's Alilk Ranch, with good House, Fence sheds
&c', and are now occupied as Milk Ranch by Messrs
cooper Williamson, at fair rent. The location Is
ucsabe as It's situation, being in the vicinity of the
CITY, makes it desirable for residence.
ALSOi
4Oby SO feet, s. W. 4 of Lot 6, Block 4, Range e.
ironing on High street, between Third and Fourth.
ALSO:
N = of S. Il of W. X of Lot 8, Block 2, Range F.
ALSO,
40 by 100 of Lot g. Block 4, Range f, being situated
on street, between Sd and 4th streets Upon which
manth. Wv P0i
TERMS, CASH-Deeds at Purchasers expense
aul1-m II, BARNETT, Auctoneer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18

TURNED To Sr9xE.-The Oxford (Miss.)
Mercury ofJune 9th. says
"The bo ly of young man, named Searey,
who was buried four years ago on Hurricane
Creek, Tisbomingo county, Miss, was exam
ined the other day and found to be partially
petrifed. The hands, arms, legs and thighs
had turned to solid stone.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18
EzzTENTSIvE
EsE1AL ESTATE SALE
Thurs day and Friday,

September ISt and I'd, 1859,
EE BARNETT, ,AuCIIOneer, a viii sell at
u Pubic Auct on, at Gngle's Block, Second St.,
Marysville, (sale to each day at O'Clock
precisely) the following desirable improved and un-
improved property, comprising several
Fire-prOOt Brick Buildings
in the business portion of the city, most of which are
rented at remuneratve rents. These Stores are well
known to be the best and most substantially built in
Marysvle, and ire-proof
FOUR BRICK STORES between High and D sts.,
on First street, numbered l0l, 1903, 1906 and 1O7.
ALSO:
Those valuable Stores on First street, between d
and Maiden Lane, comprising FOUR brick STORES
numbered So, 81, 80 and 81.
ALSO:
The Private Residence, (known as J. NJ. Ramirez's
Private Residence ON Cortez Square,) now occupied
by p. Decker, Esq The building was erected regard-
less OF expense in the most substantial manner, and
ornamented in the most expensive and gorge us style
The whole of the Building and Lot is worth $50 0OO
The Lot is SOby 100 feet 50 feet fronting on Cortez
Square, and 100 feet the alley, and is tastefuy
laid out with choice Flowers, Shrubbery and Fruit
Trees OF all varieties, and abundanty supplied with
water This building will be sold at Auction if not
previously disposed of at private Sale.
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Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18
Meeting of the Democratic County Com

meeting of the Regular Democratic Commit
tee of Yuba County will be held at the office of
Rowe & DeTong, in the city of Marysville, on
Thursday August 25th, at o'clock p. NJ.
w. w. PRESBURY, Chr'n
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18

ARREsTED.-Y esterday, John Rennolds en-
gagged in quarrel with Charley, the Butch.
err was arrested by officer Casad. Charley
was also arrested. A man named Davv on
gagged in some trouble with Billy Dny Um- u
also taken into custody. was
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18

CoMING.-The removed elephants, Victoria
ana Albert, are now on their way to this
el'y' They will be here on Tuesday, the
zzu INST They are the wonders of the world.
Inc VIII come iu connection with q grand
eelooHllc e.'. ana equestrian troupe, one of the
nnesV III the world. See the advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18

Mrs. Mary Ann Appleton, recently killed
herself in St. Louis, through grief for the
death Of her child.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18
WANTED,

DY A STEADY HAN, a permanent Situation to
Id do Gardening, or any kind of hard work about
a house. He turn his hand to any kind Of hard
work. and is not particular about wages as he is to
get permanent place. Apply at this office
aulS-1w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18
G1elr advertisements.
Citizems, Steam Navigation Co.

- 1iT~SOh dividend of three per sent. has been
declared by the Trustees of this Com
pany, payable in cash on and after the 18th inst.
HORACE BEACH, Sec'y.
Marysyille August 16, 1859. aulS-lw
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18
M ARYSvILLE.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 18th.
PoIiticoI ADDoiniments.

G. II. BRYAN aud other speakers will address
the people upon the political issues of the day
at
Fosters Bar, 18th,
Eagle Mills, Goth,
Hox. J. W. McCoRKLE and c. II. BRYAN will
address the people at
Forbestown, (Butte) August 22d
Long Bar, (Yuba) oath.
Timbuctoo, " 25th.
Grass Valley, (Nevada) August 26th.
Omega, 27th.
Forest City, Sierra 29th.
La Porte, 3lst.
ST. Louis, e" Sept. LIST.
Oroville, Butte Sd.
Marysyille, 5th.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18
VICTORIA AND ALBERT,

whose astonishing sagacity and cultivation make
them THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD, will exhibit
at MARYSVILLE on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 23 & "a,
IN CONNECTION WITH
GRAND ACROBATIC AND EQUESTRIAN TROUPE,
among the novelties Of which will be found the TALK
ING PONIES, CINDERELLA and SHELLBARK, the smallest
Horse in the World, DAsHAwAY, SAM LATHR0P, the
great kentuck Clown and Stump Orator. The cele-
brated gymnasts, Messrs ESSEN and HAEHNLEN, Mr..
GEORGE Peoples, the great Equestrian. Sgnor MONTE
VERDE, the Indian Rubber Man. MIR. JAMES ROBIN
son, the Hercules of the Ring together with host
of Novelties hitherto unknown in California.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18

KERosISE OLE. French, at &C D street,
has received from New York a supply of the
new Kerosine oil and lamps. He pronounces
this oil vastly superior to any other material
for light, in the country. 1t would be well
to give him a call, and examine into the mer.
its Of the article
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18

APPLE MELoNs-This fruit is one of the
best substitutes for green apple sauce that
we are acquainted with. 1t grows in the
same manner as a watermelon, never or sell
dom rotting BY adding teaspoonful of
tartarie acid to about quart of the stewed
melon, it becomes Of the same quality, very
nearly, as green apples, and pies may be
made of it, superior to dried apples and equal
to green apples, and any other use be made
of it that is ever made of green apples. We
have noticed, lately, quantity of these ap-
pie melons at Smiths vegetable stand in the
Central Market Good housewives, who have
tried them, recommend them highly. We
speak upon their authority wholly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18

NEWLY ARRIyED.-We learn from a letter
from the Oregon House, that Mr.. G. w.
Payne, brother of the popular proprietor
of the Sixteen Mile House. has recently ar
rived in that vicinity from across the Plains.
with his family and some stock He speaks
well of the Central Route, the stage road
being in fine order The stages, he saws,
make from sixty five to eighty miles per
day, and are drawn altogether by mules.
He states also that there is a very large em-
igration behind, which will be in shortly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18

VIZ of Lot 49, with Frame Building now rem
ted by Messrs. Farr Co. This is a very desirable
piece of property fronting Eslree corner of Third
street.
TERMS OF sALE-One-third cash, one-thrd In six
months oLe-third in twelve months with two nor ca,t
Interest. All sums under $500, cash Deeds and
MORTGAGES to be paid by the purchasers. Taxes for
le3g to be paid also by the purchaser.
Narrantee Deeds. Ii. BARNETT Auctoneer.
FOR further information respecting the Sale parties
can apply TO +. Pnnix, or the Auctoneer. where
plans and maps Of the property can be seen
aulStd2p
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-18
Performance will be given
w dnes day Aftern OOn
For the accommodation of Families and Children.

PRICE OF ADMISSION:
Reserved Seats One Dollar. Children half Price
Doors open at O'Clock; Performance commence at s.
aulT-td G. S. PIERCE, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10
Dyspepsia.

Considering the Various forms in which this disease de-
W. velopes ITSELF II may well b. called hydra headed
IN train follow Indigestion, Iin in omac Heartburn
Water Brush, tostireHess, Piles Acdig Oppression utter
Eating, uade, F7atsncy 7opor " TIC Lirer Di<zie.s,
Debig, Female COnttnts, dc. Some Of the first men in
effected In their persons by the OxYeEsArED BT
TgRs; while testimonials rom other sources editorial opn-
Ions and voluntary expressions from who
their in print perfectly overwhelming
Read the following nom highly respectable Clergy
East TAUNTON, Mass, Feb. 0, 1855
To the Editor OF the Portland Mirror,-Sir: -
oxYaEsArgD BITTHRs-For than twenty Ave years
sufferer from the dyspepsia Besides trying the
nce Of my family pyscians In the almost useless trial Of
their various prescriptions have tried variety Of
medicines with similar result Through the kindness
PIN stefan, received last March, half dozen bottles
OxfGENAfED BI TIERS. began them an
them fair trial. continued their use but without any pecep-
tible benefit iii June.
Since then have gradually improved In health til en-
tircly ac, Of the stomach,
hatuecy and the awful and almost dstracng sick
which ofen for days together has wholly unlied
and for all other ministerial DUTIES and rendered life burden
feel that owe it. M IN expression OF gratitude to Mcssrs
Oxygeuatel Biiers, In my estimation remedy
that most trying most vexng, and cruel OF hill Diseases
which human flesh heir dyspepsia Having suffer-
ed W long and tried many different with no good
RESULT can recommend the Oxgcnaed Btters with
dence few others II of The readers Of
suffering beg of them ~ make trial Of these Btcrs without
delay. Ertf
JAMES r. CUSHING.
Prepared by s. w. FoWLE Co., BosroN and for sale by
William \. Siroter a. Co., mud John II. Seay Luxembourg.
C. Pug Campbell G. H. and by all Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout the city and country ljuiy II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

lsr a. 4 go zseAskly nsssr have Len made
nressas al 81 ] sAssld fAnsy eabbsgs and pOsa..
- - - tzazziy ne pFoases he losss 9
.EloIss' I'll - % lie EzrdsE - shs e.
erss sspusd 4 tiys Il COOL shadH ssqnestsrkd
elr. IA : ehArniag 10 this broizpg Essshsr<-
i nssslss just sBaer the psioeels pleatssion q
L Muests. wbsre Madame Do BefrI once 'sas
sathrosed.' reieniHg aver La Ffasee. a :hs wa.
wont 10 style L,ais XIV. and where the widow Vi
The late PIERRE Erard. thu pisa.l..vts maker. new
dwella.. Al the rl,sds and al the peTfsoss OF
The ones RIVAL residence are grafutonsly poured
firth upon seemingly humble ncixl,lpr. end the
niehtissaies az Il Msstts wiii ssna' firth their
heavenly strains uneonset,asly b. The ear oil
glorious master sf eng q themselves Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10
Bakers Premium Bitters.

we hope The ciliztns generally viii be mindful
W. of this all-important Family Medcne-one thai /,
Invaluable In all climates and In nil that
formed more remarkable than
TINT be taken by all conditions aud sexes with perfect
safety-and one that stands unrvalled Dyseusi
Colds and Coughs Choe Nervous Affections General DEBILITY,
Ague aud Fever and Nervous eaarhe lSakers
PheairA birrsns have eecn manufactured In Richmond Va,
for past highly ,y Physi...s ar,
others for their great virIue They composed entirely Of
vegetable substances and therefore entirely from all mine
rai ?sons When all other remedies failed single hat
Tic has been Known Ia sure the Dyspcpsn certified
TO by the late 10 r. Nrw-cs levers as acsii by Wn,
H. 'regory q" ieiiri and oihcrsand choiics
as hnnire" OF our citizens WIN gr,i sue
cess durins The prevalence nj HE In hlln and
winch immediately checked and uprooe all Duo,os of
ha' horrd disease by the 'ise OF Bakers rEEN,um 1TErs
powerful and yet soothing natr as these ;it,s which
nre CONSTANT! administered to children haIpls result
The PROPRIETOR of these Btes anxious them
throughout the country and for reason will vui ,an D.,
eVunlr. merchants and others by wholesale a. sch ri1
as cannot fail to please. All invited try th. Is
10 Ju'sS Tor themselves u their merits :. $3.50
10 he hal Z" all Druggists in ncburg and elsewhere !.
virginia. For orders address H. HkKER Pr,,,r,.s.,. :"
july 26-,tScts il,es,i..nt y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

- - ~ e lreahlsso@s sd ssesssi<s 81
savasssS 4 apeizg - sfssssspiPsA. De szlhsT
II al 8iz froabs va fous3 = y lsEs - tkIrzT-
eae in<ts leng. wss, i kEssnzseztea.a PszzEs-
aazios4 ~ vsaszrsd late - eepply - 6 t.s
essspiz set nd became 20 Hshtly fisEfed IN
% vsj@<|s kAck Into mors susnadioss qes.ssr:.
HE ssIship wss speedily dislosgsd fts6 his III.
chosen reesine.pisss. and toznefsow The pssssred
boardsrs, who In The meantime have been east on
tAsis eve ~ nrss fsr ssbsiusssee. will jois IN
grasd rs ess Ais Asaa ssdy.7-aa'tss Journal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10
Hair Restorative.

M. Every will think, agree with In the opinion
w that the hnlan hair the greatest natural ornament
that possessed either by GENTLEMAN lady. just meet
apparently good looking for instance In the street, but
o he Inns his hat In recognition Of bow and the charm
has vanished Ichabod written his bald head and the
glory departed with the flowing locks that douished
there In the Of lady the matter IL II p0ssble,
reminding Of tho circumstance which the fol-
lowing epgmm Is founded:
10. give me, fair Emma lock Of your hair" 8
bashful young lover t'ok courage and sighed:
"'Twere a sin To refuse such modest request
So take the toh0ie oig," the dear creature replied
Now, to prevent such catastrophe, h within the power Of
every lady and genteman for by using Prof Woods
KEsros hair Ii only prevented from flng on
turning but the article will restore hair to bald places and
even has changed color and become gray viii bring
9ualned with the anatomy, physiology and pathology OF the
hair be well that certain substances huve specific
action H. and by jadicous combination Of these that
Prof Wood has succeeded In compromising mixture Possessed
Gasefte.
Sold by all good Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

TIE prescnt rkekg .<;!l slasr the erap year,
which hes k..H n,oAt sssssfui sue sisiie it upers-
Cd with every element 1T the largest prosperity.
The panic year had passed on small CONSUMPTION.
leaving stocks Of gods In the hands VI merchants
~ we'll - ssppliss VI raw material In the hsads
Of manufaetsrsrs at very low points. while retur-
ming ease IN tho money market has been ancompa-
MED by Abundance Of crops. eLsarnsss of food.
low rates Of transportation. and every element Of
a large consumption VI goods, prpsising 70 abb
sorb The whole Of tho ernp. how extensive soeyer
it might prove - be. This prprnse was not dis
appontsl up to January, but purchases At home
ard abroad were very large at Improving prices.
The Intervention Of war changed the course Of
events to some extent, imparting a disposition to
curtail business, more particularly in the United
State. where the purchases IL the spinners un.
derwent suu.len cs,rtaiImnt Of the eeasGn As q
whole. tho disposition Of the crop has been as fol-
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Later from San Juan.

The "Colonist," Of August ., has the following
from tho seat Of war:
The Consultation left San Juan ut two o'clock.
EVENING" m as. s.'d .sp sSsi sa sS'
Satellite and Plumper, and the U. $. ship Massa-
chusetts and Tho revenue schooner Jefferson Davis
were In the harbor. The threo captains Of Her
Majesty's ships came on shore to soc Capt. Pickett
Just a. the Constitution was leaving tho Island
II was said that the object Of their visit was to
consult Capt. Pickett in relation to joint occu-
patton.
II 10 currently reported that Gen. Harvey Is ex-
Ipccted at San Juan to-day, Aug. 81 that when
he arrives joint occupation Of the Island will lie
decided on, and that no troops will be landed from
the men-of.war till then.
] The United States steamer Shubrick is report
ed, at last accounts, to be at Olympia, waiting
to convey General Harvey 10 the disputed terrific
/ ~.
Her Majesty's ship Plumper arrived ut Victoria
Aug from the seat Of war. Before leaving she
put her marines on board the Tribune. None had
landed.
The excitement concerning the occupation Of
Bellevue island by American troops, says the Ga
settle Of August 9th continues undated and fpruis
the all-absorbing topic ofconversation. The least
Important fact and the most absurd rumors are
eagerly listened to aud readily believed. Truly,
very little reliable information 10 In possession of
the public, as ali attempts on the part Of the
press to penetrate into the secrets Of the State has
proved futile The Satellite returned to Esqui-
maux harbor yesterday afternoon, but she had
little or no Communication with the shore, ex-
cept on business with government officials, and
what was the purport Of her dispatches had not
transpired.
The Tribune still retains Der position at San
Juan, and the Plumper is expected there with re-
inforcemsut Of two hundred sappcrs and minera
from New Westminster. What 10 to b the de-
movement Of all this war talk is still shroudei in
mystery; but the general desire il that no collision
lmay take place. and that matters may be arranged
alphabetically TO the honor and rights Of tho two
nations now assuming belligerent an attitude To-
wards each other.
The Hudson Bay Companys steamer Beaver
arrived 1t Victoria, August Q, from San Juan.--
Things remained 10 stafs quo. A scow hal arri
wed from Whatoom with lnmbor toerecs barrack.
No troops had been landed Of Her Majesty.
lshipe The JsGsrssn Davis and Active left before
lths Beaver. The Active arrived in Victoria the
l6tkof August- The steamer Otter arrived Tiers
Ion he evening Of tho Tn, with detachment Of
1uarinss tfoN 6sitish Columbia. vim San jam,
|with COL MOODY. a. 81 54ss9l
Her 1laissty's ship 0anres, Admiral Baines
was tousd into Esolimaax hArbar August s..
The 0angss u from Valparaiso, and her arrival a,
lyaneouysr Islasd b somewhat unexpected, news
having reached - thst orders mad been sent Il
lValpAraiso Tor her rssarn 70 England. which she
lnissed.
The United ssasss sarvsyias steamer Active
CaPs.la Alden. arrived q Victoria, Aug. s, from
Port Oxford. q
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.|PECIAG NOFICES. s.
lore Throat Plague and Sore Throat

Sore Throat Plague and Bore Throat.
49, THIS quality ol sczng held and sapsing the
puson Of deprsved hnmors, b poasssped BY no other
than BsAspRs1Hs PLIs They cpeeate only upon
the tissues involved In asctcdby the dlaease. In fact
they upon those humor not much from prencc as
natural any because their LIE = below that Of the
rounding par aud which, settling saes VI the throat
tina, around the throat REGION prodacss sore throat sore
plague and headache and FEVER Within
amer pills taken there sfeta peculiar creep
Ing the part aecte Of collecting Of the diseased
ready for expulsion No hurt weakening eject
from their se because they cnnoe act upcn healthy
parts Taken early they prevent an organic dscsseA Oh how
guses the disease and eaves evil ecs behind Sold at
DR. Brandrcths Principal Once No. 2oA Canal Street. New
York. sept lois
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

EAnisD cau.np " Az EsI.--The nunsrpas
ooardess = the Elm 6assst Heuss ksxs bscn Is
isn Hsete nibslasiOn sinee Sunday nocn last when
lsne opssaaasns Of the culinary dspsssnssls wsrs
9soagns e e abrupt tsrninaiaon By an iassfrsp-
~ c6Shing. The ceoks rainsd boIi6avI m ~
lhnpNy boerders wore obliged 70 forage Is ysr;ous
ielfectaons Tor suppsr. Ekorts were e once made
Ito oesoser and r6mose ths causs Of the dfRculty.
which wsre nete nceesfhll until this forenoon'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

Ex Governors SEYMOUR and liuNT have bccn
appointed delegates from the Diocesan Cnnven-
ton Of Western New York, to the General Episco-
pal Convention that will meet at Richmond Va,
ia October next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10

OuR Minister to Mexico, Mr.. McI.anc, is expect.
ed to arrive in Warrington city in a few days.
with q now treaty which he has just concluded
with the Mexican .0ovorument
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-10
Recall Of Mr.. Preston.

I In consequence Of the death Of bis fatber-in,law
the venerable Robert Wckliae, OF Kentucky-
the Washington States thinks that Mr.. Preston,
our Minister to Spain. will Immediately ask for
his recall.