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- Notice is hereby givsn that sealed ,sopos.ls wjn
a say q DsoSmbsr jnstsnt e. the Issls cf any
ifessury noSss in cxsienss fcriks 1old oois 81
unise! States depoIissd With the Tfesssrer Of ia
pli93 Snfes,ths Tressgrer az the Mint sf Phi.Se
deiRhie, the Treasurer Of the Hsapch Mint st New
0fIeAa4. or the Asnsfxnt Ifeas6rsrs q 6ostor.
NOV York, ,Charieston, or st. Louis, within oic
yeek nom. the ae0epsenee Of the proposais uuder
the sethority Of ths Acts of Congfess sfS5i Decsu
oey, 1871, End ID MAxoh, lH10. q sFTs-'--rs
such Tfeesdry notes viii be issued on The receipt
1Sso feerteate: Of deposits 20 the credit of ne
Ireasursr Of the United 'Statss with sny Of those
One sfe-, xhey !ii Be made payAhe 10 the order Of
such bid1er or bidders a. shall agree 10 mako sueh
exohapge at the loueDeFste of infersat. mt 10 az
ceea ex per eeneum per ennum. and viii car r, sach
rate oflneerest ffom the date Of fhe cert Scsfe ~
ceRoe1ee. The prOpoeas must ufHtotk ~ ynks az In
tefese y!ehont condition and vikhouf feferenoe %
oS1er oloe, ana oontein me- other frachonaI ratrs
enna o.e ioasths one half or tbree f0urtks of one
~! ceufum. Ono per oontum OF the ar2onnt olsrcSi
% De exchanGed mpst be deposited viii one rf the
1f0sqey o1soefsaboye specific Cd, vhQso oerti6cSte
g s.en e4oeiee ypst eccomRany eeoh Drcposal as
seoorlty - ~ fgl&iEpen. Skopld TIE osr not bs
Seoegse4 ie11Pd40a al.cti0n vii Be Given 70 "a
1xn sxon yr:11m3nafy depQsits. Any prop0sal not
With the Congress, Of this notice,
Al RrePossl. gnisfihls sos,ss must b. sea,Sd and
ess.ss9 css9 Ss.sa 1s sss egss {Rer RIYPe::is Or
5s1'Ds bsssIssoss s z osl0ss
Etsn dls,tE S. sesrssssy II tks 1fsisssy.
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A startling ssd szsisiof saIsir tsot pi.e. l.
:. TIE 81 Louis depot ou Ssturdsy nixht. Tt IS.
.. 'sss .;r; : s:sa.aly .i.iss q: sss piss.s.
9 sbls sitissn q that place, arsS sbout 6ffv
hsve sssn 6sr - bsisE sxtrsneiy besutifsI. !
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fsllo.sd on heir track, and so1Sht then diIi-
ssssly There la !. ..s,s. :. e ssls.,s sa.s ne
suaassiy gave sotiss < thsir Intention Is issrs,
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SrRASGE ARRryAL PROM SEssropor..-The
ship Friends, Capt. Turner, arrived in port.
from Ssbastopol, after . run of 81 days, en-.
countering very heavy weather, which had the
effect Of greatly prolouging theyoyage. She
weigh ave tons) and 80 tons of bones. We
learn from the captain that the town and for
tress Of Sebastopol yet bear numerous indica-
tons Of the late terrible struggle. In the har-
Dor, where, "a men-of-war and other vessels
were sunk, the American exploring company
are busily engaged in raising the Russian 1eet
Three hundred men are employed daily By
that company, and they have up to the present
ships they are blowing to pieces, and the en-
trance TO the harbor Is no. made quite navi-
gable agaiu. In the town itself little has been
dons n the way of restoring the dilapidxted
and shattered ruins Of the once fne and noble
mansions, hospitals and public ediiees, and IL
Is doubtful whether anything ever will be
done, ut least before the lapse Of another gene
ration. The only thing Accompiishsd is the
ting into good condition the vsrious graveyards
containing the remains Of those who fell in
that memorable campaign. The Nalakof Il Z
complete ruin, marvellous even in. its desoIa-
ton. Both here and at Inkerman the ground
IL still sreWn with bullets, and q corps Of Jews,
who have contracted with the Russian taoysrn-
Of this kind, may be seen daily with books and
rakes turning up the earth for their lesden
treasure. In confederation Of their privilege,
the Gossrnmsnt y paid q percentage. on what
Is recovered. With the money reafixed in this
way it L. intended to build cbapch Mt place
where the greater portion of their ssldiers are
buried, just close 70 Inkerman, In ssbastopol
the hospitals, once Of great sgnftude, sre now
altogethef Ia ruins, or partly occupied by poor
families, Who have made hem teather-pfoof
The principal portion Of tho residsntsof Ssbas-
topol eonsists Of the familiseef AAoes Who are
employed in raising the sukksn ys4sl4. There
skirts Of the sity.--Eswsrn Consf,ss Herald.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nWAsHiNGToN GT2{+kEsIArE INsTi-
wiz lMs !. sss ss.5ss cssss ss iiE Ss; q, c
Prof NEH. BROWN. .Twenty years conssused
with the eading schools and colleges of the oonnkrY
he cheerfuiiy GUARANTEES the rapid inproyemenk IL
has pupis Lettsrs introd uctory st the school room.
nR; H. PERAsEAu. PROFESSION or. MI
~ sic, vocal and ipstrnnental erEanist Of ~
81 Aloy uus- MAD. p. teacher OF the Italian {I[k
styie OF singing. orders may be leff for the ~
Present - Metxerotfs mukic store. where his tes-
M MRS NcCoRhICK's SCHOOL.
ylkS. MCCORMICK desires 70 inform her
ss ss,is: q ksr School on tSs * Gondss Il SEP.
The course Of Study purusd win losuyriss sll me
branches rssuisits 70 thorough. Bnslish sdnca
tion. ~ 4 -. I,-,. y I. I - - =
u addition 2 her daS SCHOLAR she J. dssIrvsso Of
Aged from 10 20 u years, yho vii Be under her nm
Her arrengemeuts for the aooommodnoou md
due care Of pupils have ben eonsiderAly npreassd
end 9therwise improyed- Those IN Waskinrfon
Aiss! seSooi may sspS 10 W. D. wsliseI. Edisof Q
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-20

TaR RIVAL CAspIDArEs.-A Washington
cerrsspondent gives the following sketeh Of the
rival candidates for the Speakership: -
! Thomas 8. Bocock, Of Va, the Dsmosratic
candidate fcf Speaker, h . man Of thoroughly
national and moderate views, member Of the
.s.. = z; R2s;: .ss .s:ss one WIG 2
puna 5udgmsnt. god tsnper, great courtesy Of
nsnnsr, and vsfy decided ABILITIES! he 4 Z
tall and rather graceful man, Of some 48 or 50
years Of sge, with aquilins features, long face,
brown side whiskers and imperial, mild gray
eyes, and Plentiful supply of dark chestnut-
eolored hair, arranged on his head with con-
sontroyersy he has NO opportnnity to speak;
bst i 3 veil sndsrstood t6st he Is at any mo.
mont willing 10 sacrifice his personal aims to
secnre compromise Of all the interest not
openly or secretly in league With the Republi-
'sh aE Rss chief rir.l, John sb.rp.D Of Ohio j.
and nervous figure, with : flns sqaare forehesd,
light brown hair, light beard shaven on the
upper lips lsrge blaeish eyes, prominent per-
ceptive faculties, and features ofs the ordinary
New England mould, with a touch in them Of
hrmness, resoluts will and subtlety. During
each ballot Mr.. s. appears agitated, and al.
newspaper, which trembles in his hands as
John A. GiImer, of, North Carolina, the
South American candidate, is . large and ro-
bust-looking man-much such man as Ssna.
tor Toombs in style-with dark thick hair
bushing ont on all sides Of his head, full dark
whiskers curling round his chin and cheeks;
desp-set and laughing dark eyes, features ir-
regular and defying AL classic models, bat full
Of strength, and with general air Of good hu.
mr and slynoss, good breeding and peace Of
mind, such as IL does the eye good to rest upon
in this hurried and agitated city. ilaR
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THE HERNDoN HOUSE. eoyn11 Pana Mn

THE HERNDON HOUSE. eornsy Fand NinfA
Hotel Boarding. House IN the CITY,. E Is vEyk9
imTedistely opposite the Patent and Gem tE:o6 u
erel post Omces, and midway Of the Cap,to; ADD
Presidestist Maasioh. and, offers to suests, both
permanent end transisnt, al the comforts and cor.
veniences OF o regular hotel, with the a<titioual
quiet Of p!iysts residence. The spacious qhahs,
eiegsnt Psrlor and bedroems are ishtsd With Eas.
under the man8Gement ald Immediate supervision
of the experienced and gentlemanly proprietor.
stssnseLs snd citizens may reasonsbly sntleipsts
the coW1orts and enloyments Of home. With en-
sdesuste corps Of experienced servants the pro-
pretor hopes 70 merit and rec pectfliy solicfs lib
De sEscim r. 8. MURRAY, Proprietor
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WHITE ASH COAL, - = :
E g GsI z E.
,a1s sssssse jus. srivsd Be sold chesp Tor ossl
Wood and Coal Of ali kip6s sfe -,
. a SAMUEL n, YOUNG
de l3-eoSt sfh street. hetwesn d and X.
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''Iso hStcEhEEEEAc AMI OLhEhot- a
DLooK 10 FoUR INTERxsz-0ssss
=, - PURCHASING Youa wooD sec L4s
CITY. STEAM KINDLlN6
STOVE WOOD MILLS,
Foo1 OF SKvxNTH Sr1xET. 80 snl
IL You win not onlybs sure of feli messure, bu
= yoa viii get your WOOD cutins 5, or 8 -
- pieces and split any slze desired.
Fiffy Cents per cord cheaper than IL N SOLD Iron
any other yard in this city. 1T -, =
ID- His Wood is Of the best quality. ~ l q II
HY.He hos fhe biggest osrts and boxee.
10 The esss Heart sPrass Pine Wced 49,
UAn Delivered frss of Chssss.n
B1 Nov passss eail - the = d. . -.
You win get : quarter c... -
Cut in pieces snd Split - -
You get quarter Of . cord ef de
..o,. d, .,. Rs,t 3, :, 9,5 Wood out and ''i
other psrts q > cord ~ same nsss.
- 49," : - ' S.Ts 4 w ! S: AZ. and Georgetown.
- = IL Promptly attended to-
The Money e .cscmRs51 4 tas q, order or be ready
If O1lce corner Of tn and Cana streets, oppo
site Centre Market. A. PAINTER,
oc IS 40 psse's Wharf.
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RR0OMS, BUCKETS, &c.-
~ 145 dozen Brooms. all prices,
100 do. 2sDd hoop Buckets, - ~s
80 23 DO. do. Vanished and Ceda
90 nests Willow Basksts, = s
- - do. Covered Flonr Bnckets.
- y doxeu nests Bail Buckets, '.-sss
loo DO. ynts Cords, all sizes, -. .s1.,,.,',
10 coils do. Rope.
$50 dozen Backing Brushes. fsars.. Et.ss
90 g 90. Zinc and Plain Washboards.
30 do. Paper Jacks, AL sizes,
cases BrAsB-bound Pails, ~
dsxsn Barrel Covers, ssftafa 81
Is bales Twine. = =
IS gross Stove BIscking, eb
-qsI 100 do. Shanghai Matches. =
.fe.f S do. German do. - Il ~ =
Yerk, and for sale by . s. - -
: des-eo6t BARBOUR & sEMMEs. /
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EANDLEg. soar, kc-- 80 . .,.ss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-20

RALTIMORRs LIFE INSURANCE coli
- ! DcolroRArED l8?.-JoHN L. DoNALDsos, Pred
This 81 cseaa sonpssy sff fffSEkuREs LIVES and Buys
and GRAMS ANNUITiEs, xs. = T = M = = : "
DescrPssye ysmphlsts may BE- obtained at thsl
cincH Of Lewis Johnson Co, Bank era, I0tS sfrss
i1G. ssssss D. &sd assssi sys.i
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pHlLADELRHIA Oh
y dersigned rospecctfhl I
efs and friends IN genera
tensive afrAngemenfa II
Hessey, Collins 20
@ half barrels, g b &
AZ saft of 6eofystsvp'
eslS-tf s9o,
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M. LOOMS. q. BbsErH; g. 8. ,.,.,.,r ... ,.......
s'ss. S.I,s ,s.:e..y 9 q. o9Ss i ,si: sisy
cannot veaf others, and no Dersoa caa vsor stkers
Who cannot wear theso. 1al.- n z
Persons calling st my of6es csn Be sescmnodatedf
With any style and price Of Teeth they may cssire
eSs 2 tso:s wse Are ps5saeusr snd yish shs psrs
s sss. Ss5 iss|', s|'EsS.S. sas NiNkRAL PLATE vil b
Rooms 10 tkis oity-No, sss Pa sssuus. between
~ ana ioth sts. Also, so1 Arch strsst, fhisde-
DR. HILIs ss.e ssnSsxS rI.ssssl "a a a.. y..r..
fs:s S:5a sS.s &. Ss s;s XiS ssasdssss
artikcial tssth IL he's the advantarss 81
sesastA, ess.ty. slsenli.sss, and eksspssss. Pull
0xss scs p nssa aos - rsrnai ia psesorses
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|AUgHI. ALE..Tbe uh
! th6 they have made ef-
I 4 vi j. = so's. oiasT IS e ssCIs ass:
jkfEk.s I'D pBIa&kowN
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n Q. HOOP Ne, aae PENN. AVENUE ,IS
snd ssssr sseas - a. shs
!EWEhkx Alsos Ssss Sssligy 81 Goa 'ss7 5iil
e: :sf! g 49, !. sst;sS - silver w3s E
q Ne sse Pss.. ssss.aS 2
sf49fxFEY coEnHsPoNDENCE WITH a
e.: D.: tf:s,s r:ss:
s!I: s. S: s s - !: :: 1 q. & =: =:
s.SssS g 7 =! ~. zAIz:ee s I..a;a6AgaxI q =, !
pskl1q R03H7a MN xE0 6S65N0-
iqssi'5 g; s. g $: 8 ., - !; q:
a's .s'.::e| 80 i: - !: q =! q :! s :
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~ &c. ..QAUTIER'S SALOON.n n
LAYING Made an entire change In the UP
SIAIkS Of this estsbllshment on the same mae-
DINNER Or SUPPER PARTIES
ere unsurpsssed. A handgome Parlof (in addition
% the ons formerly used for the rscspton Of
bas been most beautifully 6tfed up With new furni,
oSa 9swly painted and papsrsd in handsome style,
- " isdssssss.ss i 10 D;s.sr and sv,,., -, p.,,;., |
superior 70 any estab lehn1enf OF TIE kind (beinx
caP4ble pf ecconnodatinf and oomforf1hly seatinS
one hu1Qreq oud tyen0 i've personal =
The Cuisins win be Irsrdsd over by themost
accomplishing artists and nothing that skll aud n
ssnsssy sy ssyid sagsest isft undons 70 render my
,,IC EaaiilIe; ssq tsss dishss prepared and sest
any p8rt OF tne CITY ~ the shortest NOTICE with
ouS any extra obe,gs. u. GAuTfER, I ;
.d No. 2s2 PsunlyIvsnis avenue,
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.-FoR TIE LADIEss -.
AADlES Button Heel Gaitsp, a. s.-....Sa.so,
Dc GcsSs. csSss. &c &c -. GO .--.:.. s' t;s'
Misses' and Children Of every variety.
an easnns my stock Of Gaftsrs and Shoes ct q
49, = = ~ -s5fa7 A. p. HUOVER, =
South side Pa av., bet 9Th and 7th sts.
a 70 BE S6LD cHkk2Pf 'noeS' @
The Boot snd Shoe Estsblishment that was burnt
ber, have removed tie balance Of their
stock 90 No. $50 18th street, betvsen L endx
opportunity, for fev days. TO set good articles
tnnpreoedentsd low prlces. They must bs sold.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
ss854 II. MELA & SON
-. SxLLINs CHHAPKR THAN EvKH.
All yho want Bargains must come quickly. Ev-
erybody says that h. MELA & SON are selling
the hest and oheepest goods In the city, and then
tore u crowded With customers eager to buy
0ieeoo worth Of FALL and WINTER BOOTS
and SHOES, ct retail for New York. Wholesale
oon $40 7th e.. . doors s6ovs States Ofkcs.
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-ta1i - - Cumberland Coal I. :
sas sSvs
% suit the eonssnisncs ofcast.me,S or Wesd de-
Foot Of 18th 1T, below wsr DepsFtnests "
0moe n w. cor. 12th and G sta, No. SAT \,
O Orders left e eithsr place VIII receive
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T2EHHEEESHssy EHHEE ESHssyszFSs 81 SSsg 81 SwEsSISsTpE xN J
ERs.-Ths y yosr last ehHaos for t6e season 10
discharginE, st Yoyng cs<tsr,s whsxfs 4 osrToss
tsbcut feo6 tossl q the bsst Red and White Ask.
for sash u ron send your ordeu immedistely. -.
...k.W. BATES, WOOD ssd Goal Dssfet. ~
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Z A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-sit.sssd
6eorset9yn, st the interssetion Of tie Georr sto~n
M LafiS Fails rqads, eonslstlpg Of lgQ screa In
as: ga e q e s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-20

AND in PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
4, MARYLAND: AT PRIVATE SsLEEThe
offers for sale let Of about IS scres o
Arne, about milss from the former place and All
l9,n,ng the lands OF Walter r. Hiiesry ard a. r.
Wee. There ere NO improvements but IL il am
pied vita. Timber, Wood and Water. Persons dis
Posed 20 puIc1ase are requested 70 examine the
rear 5usna Vista Post ofhce, or 10 WM. q. TUCK,
de . cow g yssoE E.B.M. HyIIE.Ry VI
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-20
READ AND REFLECT
'r. G.. III. TOzer's Card to the Afflicted,

QHjcE Cures and Lon Prices ut the Established
Office, Sirth street, bettoeen and K streets
hR. TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous pa
~ tients for their patronage, and would embrace
consult on those difficult cases Of VENEREAL which
have baed the skill of Of the most celebrated
physicians Of the age, and upon which he has NeUer
Failed to Perform q Rddicat Cure.
Dr. Tozei IS reputation physician stands une-
qualed His exclusive attention to diseases of the
Gento Urinary Organs, for so many years renders hm
perfect master of Syphilitic diseases.
DR.. Tozer has, it is well known, taken patients from
the very verge of the grave and Restored them to
Perfect Health. He further states that he deems it
sufficient to attract the attention of those who might
need the services of physician in ALL cases. not par
ticularly those enumerated in the advertisement,
pecting they would test my merits practitioner,
and the result my practice has been thus far satsac
tory to my patients and myself. Nor do l deem 1t
necessary to fill columns OF newspapers with ulsome
empirc and bombastic advertisements protesting my
ability to heal all diseases flesh is heir to- for to do
that must be something than man, but to give
those that are afflicted with Yenereal, Chronic and
other diseases, to understand from long experience
am fully competent to treat them successfully.
offer no genuine fraudulent certificates or puns
Of my superior qualifications rs practitioner, ne-
ther do assume the medical honOrs to which am en-
titled; butmerely ask those who diseased to read
the different advertisements relating TO the cure of
private diseases, and judge for themselves where to
apply for relief (Afy rooms are so arranged that |
can be consulted in private at all hours of the day.
from o'clock A. NJ. until P.M)
~ Persons with Chronic Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude Weakness
OF the limbs and back, IndispOston Loss of Memory
Aversion to Society," Love of Solitude Timidity Self
disrust Dizziness, Headache pain in the side aqec-
other Infrmites in Man, &c, will find it important to
consult DIR. CHAS. II. T0ZER at his Office Sixth st .
between J and X, Sacramento.
nov4-yr CHAs. II. ToZER, MD
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-20
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

cg~ Beware of injurious Counterfeits and Imita-
tions; buy this unless the of r. Jones and
j. Weber the top Of the outside wrapper, and
also blown in the glass.
When lovely woman stoops to folly, and finds her
hair is turning grey, her Teeth dark yellow with mel
ancholy, she weeps and signs and sighs for many
day. The only hope her loss to cover, is LAF0Nr'S
famed SOAP TEETH ROOT TO try, and with snow
white Teeth to meet her lover. And if her Hair is
coarse, grey, dry-silky, soft dark twill be made to
live by JONES CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE Let
her but try them; she not repent, but find them
than here represent.
These fine articles sold for 25 and fifty cents at
every Drug Store in California.
Love loves to kiss the lip that apart unfurls
White, glisening snowy teeth, like spotless pearls;
Such breath, such teeth, ever Love wonld suit,
Are made by Lafont's Jamaica Soap Teeth Root.
And the worst hair soft, fine, and dark does live,
Touched by Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
A pure clear skin is given, from which defects eope
When washed with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap.
And the price is only 25 and 80 cents for each.
Lafont's West India Soap Tooth Root whitens and
polishes the Teeth purfes the breath, and ceanses
the tongue, mouth, hardens the gums, &C.
JONES' ITALIAN SOAP makes dscolored, eruptve
skin fine and white, and is fine Shaving Soap.
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE forces the
hair grow dark, stops its falling dresses and beau
titles it, They the most superb preparations made,
and trial will delight any one who uses them.
Sold at the above price at every Drug Store in Cali
ifornia. Agents PARK & WHITE,
mh23-3miS San Francisco,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-20
Ee9al advertisements.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, &C

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, &C
COUNTY OF SUFFER- 90
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION arm
i Washburn, to be discharged from his debis Lipa
In pursuance Of an order of the Hon. s. -, 5,,4c' &C.
District Judge OF the nSce peg5n Gu6GS %erah District
creditors of said insovent debtor to be and sn 'ne
before the said District Judge, at chambers ~
Court House. in Yuba City, Sutter county, within ,hie
ty days from the publication of this notice nan,e,
the second day of May, A. d. 1859, at 10 o'cocr On
NJ, to show cause if any they can, why the ma a.
of the said insolvent should not be granted, and n
said haye gVe 10 tn aHe la an assignment Of
w Witness my hand, with the seal of tho so,,
LIS. District Court affixed, this Both dav "iS ~
'.'''' March, A. D. 1859. VI
c. E. wILCOxoN.
mh3t sod Clerk District Court, Sutter conn,,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-20
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

ToSEPH D. ANDREWS VS.. HIS CREDITops
81 District court, Tenth JudicidI District ~
tice Is hereby given to all the Creditors of Josenb
Andrews petitioner in insolvency to be and apnaa a.
before the Hon S. NJ. Bliss, District Judge of the Ts
Judicial District Yuba county, State of California a.
his chambers in the city of Marysville, in said con-
ty on the 9th day of May, A. d. 1882 at 10 o'cIocI
A NJ and show cause II any they can,why an assign.
made and he be discharged from his liabilities in MAJ
ner prescribed by law.
BY order of the Hon S. NJ Bliss, District Judge 1Ob
Judicial District.
. Witness my hand, with the seal of said corr,
H. s.: Affixed at the city of Marysvie, the conntr
'...' scat of said county, this 18th day Of March
A. D. 1859 VIM sHARKEY
ap9-30d% Clerk District Court
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-20
THOMAS OGG SHAW.
Agent for John A. Pitts,
.kk Sacramento atrept
Ohio Threshing Inchimes.

Also, have few Of these celebrated Machines.
They just what every Farmer wants The COM
the great simplicity Of It's constructions the strength
and durability OF its workmanship, the small amount
of power It takes TO it, together with its effective
operation in threshing and cleaning at least much
grain of any kind any other four or six horse ma
chine now in use, combine 10 Justify us In believing
that cannot fail, Il becomes known, to be the most
useful and popular machine in the country. The CYL
inders Of the above machines are from eighteen to
twenty four inches in length Each OF the Ohio Ma
chimes have Trucks, Horse Power, Levers and the
usual amount OF extras.
We safely recommend our presentlot Of Thresh-
ing Machines being the best that have ever been i'm
ported, they were all made TO order. Give US
call before buying.
THOS. OGG SHAW,