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ID o o G..
TESTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1889.
IMPROV EMENT P P l. R.
FIRST PREMIUM a WARDED


OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR 1858.
We are now prepared all kinds Of Roofs steep
fat old, shingles tar or metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequalled Roofing material From long
experience the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing
met WITH and after complete system Of chemical, artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts Of
and been adding it for two yeashe has produced roof
which is offered crcsing public far superior to any
composition, and
EQUA TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some of the inducements this Roofing offers viz The
canvas the heaviest kind sau rated in composition,
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition is not only
net injurious to- but actually preseyatve of cotton and
being alright DAMPNEss PENETRATE THROUGH
TO ROT TIE CANVAS
The joints are cemened together, and the whole covered
with one heavy oatof Cement compounded from materials
which will rum scale oil, crack become injured by
being walked
EVERY ROOF IS FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
For protecting METAL ROOFS from corrosion and leaking
ou' Cement alone possesses qualities OF Durability un
FOR STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS
Tnay S any f
with the to burn it, and the Cement or Paint
become like STONE from exposure but remain pliabe,
DSp GSGSFS F siaFs a nSh D 4S e ao ar'"
H Relieving that when the quality Of this Roofing is
~ the oy Te have S our
Pksg Es Il sap FRo sPy aeP1 answered
r. Prepared material for sale with instructions put
on and viii be furnished TO Agents, leaving them fair
margin for profit. - .
| SEND FOR A CIRCULAR
GEO. JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
Baltimore Md,
Where testimonials and samples may references
Si ~ PRICES AS Low AS ANY GOOD ROOFING
| 81 REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE s9-ly
EIRST CLASS NEGOTIABLE PAPER CON
| L STANTLY ON HAND and for sale by
A Second street,
stiff First house from South
T DAMS AND MONEY NEGOTIATIONS of
| "S A"o MARTIN LEWIS,
No. A Second street,
s1-tfr First house from South
Urine NEGOTIABLE PAPER ALWAYS
| WANTED and on such discounts be had without
delay MARTIN S LEWIS,
| sltfr First house from South.
r IBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON
any first class Mercantile Stock Securities left with
| me for sale AAhllN LEWIS,
| No. A Second street,
| sl-tfr First house from South.
DOSENDALE CEMENT.-Manufacture at the
llHudson River Works of the best quality and large sized
| South areet anIs-ew
NOTICE.-Neither the Captain nor the Con-
signees of the "ERNESTINE, E. Frerichs master
Bremen will be responsible for any debts Dy
| he crew Of said vessel. nlo4W
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o. TRUSTEES SALE
Hiii OF GYIALqABLE PROPERTY

z4ssA< ON NORTH CALVERT STREET
BY virtue OF an order of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city passed the 22d day of November 1882 the
S EnsIeS WI sell at public auction the premises on
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROIN u situated on
the west side Of Calvert street. commencing at the
OF twenty nine feet souhery from southwest corner
GayeIt and Centre streets and running thence south
calvert sire twenty nine feet: thence westerly parallel
Centre street hundred and more or less to
grove alley and thence noherly binding side
OF liSroVe alley twentynnG feet, a straight
me TO the place of beginning Together with the improve
ent thereon consisting of large and substantial BRICK
DWELLING, with large Back Building, built in modem
style, with the best material. " 1900
Terms Of saeOne third cash and balance in email nav
ments in six and twelve months with interest from date Of
sale. Taos, G YEARLEY Trustee
S. H COVER, AuctOneer
n29eoSdS 81 Baltimore street
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-fSA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
&zAk@G WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK.
| The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS VIM.
| A. Halett commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomon
Howes commander, with fine accommodations for passen
gers, will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY IL o'clock
", alternately Fare sl2 including Meals and Stateroom
| FREIGHT taken at lowest rates. ~
| s6-f \. L. HIGGINS, Agent.
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-.-,--.-- % II TanI ST Get.
CANNON Il MATTHEW'S.
SALE OF A LARGE AND


TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AND
u y HALT4BkE ST0GK OF LEATHER, SHOE FINDING
STORE FIXTURES, IRON SAFE, TOOLS, &c, &c.
by virtue of deed of trust from David Startzman to me-
dated 10Th Novemb and recorded among the
Of Baltimore city, shall Sell public auction, WE'D
NESDAn MORNING d cember 18th instant, commencing
at 10 clock, at the Store s. W of LOMBARD AND
SALN EXT STREETS, the entire stock of LEATHER,
SiOEFlNDlNGS, &c, contained in said establishment
viz
doz City Calf Skins; French do. Tampco do. French
MADRAS 90 assorted Kip Skins; Sole and Upper Leather;
extra american Patent Calf skins; Buff Leather Sides Up
per and Horse Leather; Grain and knameed do Sides;
Hemock Slaughter do large stock Of Turkey lmit=tng
no. Russia Imitation do and French MoroccOs 5000 lbs.
finished Skirting Harness Leather, &c. Sc.
LEATHER.
Also large stock Of SHOE FINDINGS; 1850 yards as
sorted Lastngs 3 pie assorted Gallons and ebbng.
ZOO pairs Cater and Shoe uppers lacS Threads Nails
Pegs Tools &c, &c GOO gallons OIL, &c comprising in all
large ana desirable assortment of goods.
NM#i STORE FIXTURES,
NM M Il 0 " S 4 + Z, ~
eE-NSF HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS. ~,
Terms OF sae-Cash for all sums uudsr SI01; all
oversize notes at months, satisfactorily endorsed will he
~ Catalogues and goods ready for examination day
previous TO sale. - j. DEAN SMli II, Trustee.
d2ts CANNON & MATTHEW'S, Auctrs.
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7. MCLAUGHLIN, Trustee
nll-eo&ds WM. HAMILTON, Auctioneer
- MARTE a ELHLE & S,I II

#iii WILL under the provisions uf an Act of Assembly
EAot airy laid passed at December Session 1926, chan
Ter 1872 sell by pubic auction cntle premises hDAN,
December 10th, 1859, ~ O'Clock, T. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GRuUND mentioned in mortgage
from Hannah Harris me- dated December 18th 1861
which is situated in the city of Baltimore the side
of Calender street n eet South from Lombard street. hay
front of II feet and depth of Is feet alley used
in common.
improved by twO.siOry and attic BRICK DWELLING,
No. 4, and subject annual ground rent Of SIS
Terms of saleOne half cash balance in months
with interest L. NJ. REYNOLDS, Norgaree
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NOTlCE.-BALrMoRE March 18th, 1850
INTO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This is to certify
that have this day sold TO MessrS ROBBINS Il CO. IS and
As Light my entire right make use and vcnd the
RANG known as ''SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AID
HOT WATER RANGE as well as my HOT AIR FURNACE
for all territory south OF Mason DiNonS line they
alone are authorized to make sell or repair the
r MOORE
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

#I,iIl UNDER THE ACT of 1926, CHAPTFR I?2
10y will, attorney fOr James Emmtt. sell by public
at the Baltimore Exchange in the city of Baltimore
on W EDN ESDAI, the 1th day Of December 1889, at /
O'Clock, p. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in Carroll Villsge
baltimore county and lying the southeast the
Frederick Turnpike road and road Of accommodation, hav
ing front the Turnpike of Isl feet, uniform width and
depth on the accommodation road of 40 feet Subject
an annual ground rent Of $3.50
The lot is improved by Il large BRICK DWELLING.
occupied by NJ. B. Cline fronting the Turnpike, with
three rooms and passage the first tpor, with large
Stable and the usual out houses attached Also other
small tenements on the accommodation road
Terms Of saleOne half cash, and the balance in months
with interest. l. NJ ENhOLDS. Attorney.
MIC 2aw6dS WIN. HAMIlTON y, AuctOneer
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gumbr.

1 UMBER LUMBER! LUMBER!!I
~ 100000 feet Seasoned Albany Panel White Pine Lum
ber for sale in lots to suit pur hasers at reduced
Apply at Yard 2 Light street ,iaf If Eu;aw
and German streets.
n.3f BURNS & SLOAN
100 000 FEET WALNUT LUMBER
lOO.OOOA choice jot Of 81 and inch Boards.
Also, Plank, from Z inches TO inches, with all kinds Of
Hard Wood Lumber. JOS. THOMAS son,
"l3u corner Park and Gay streets.
WILLIAM S. CROSS,
w l. MBER, STAVE, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
\. h, corner +. Falls and Eastern venue, Bait,
Willattend to selling all kinds Lumber, Sayrs Shocks,
Grain, &c and fill orders for same
REFER
Messrs. Magraw Koons Agents Pa Central RI Co Bait
NJ. F. Kimball, Esq, Baltimore
=. c. Springer, Esq, Custom House, Baltimore
Thos =. jenkins, Esq,
FGnhy Asbury, Philadelphia, Pa.
5 W. Miller, Esq, Burlington Pa mhTtf
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BY SAMUEL J. SOPER u GO.
n TRUSTEE $ SALE
VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
EAST FAYETTE STREET.

BY virtue decree of the Superior Court Of Baltimore
city, sitting Court Of Equity the subscriber tustce
will offer for sale MONDAY the 18th day OF December
next at o'clock F. NJ, at public auction, at te Exchange
Sales Rooms adjoining the Post Office, Second street. in the
city of Baltimorr:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL. or GROUND situate
and lying in the city Of Baltimore, and described follows
that is to say Beginning for the northwest
rsecon Of Fayette and Dallas Streets and running thence
westerly bounding on the nOrthernmOSt side of Fayette
street 50 feet inches to the ground leased by Thomas Nc
Elderly to Thomas Curtain thence rnrtherly with and
bounding on that ground 7j feet To Union alley thence
easterly bnundingon tie southcrnmoSt side of Union
alley 70 eet3 inches TO the sOucrnmoSt intersection Of
Union alley and Dallas thence SOuihery bound
ing the side of Dallas 76 feet inches the
place of beginning.
The improvements consist Of TWO tw0-Story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES Nos. 2i and 2l6, two brick smoke
houses, one hanging house for meat, ami waShhouse
The terms Of sale are One thru cash the day of sale
third six and the other third in twelve ntS there
the credit raud be
cured by promSoy with security be approved by
the Trustee, all cash at the ion of thu purchaser
JOSEPH {. ROY ID, Trustee,
IL West Faycte street.
SAMUEL ). SJFEk * CO,
nl92aw6ds Auctioneers.
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JGOatfO.
TOBACCO.

| MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
FIVES, SIZES, SEYENS, TENS, ELEYENS AND
TWELVES
r. J. Smith, Jones, Venabe, Atwood, John Monfort A.
u Saunders Dung Burwc, Red Rover, l.. Guy, Young
Il Wimbish, Mount Vernon, Clay.
HALF POUNDS.
Chickahominy, Red Rover, Horseshoe, W. Lyon, Naad
Queen.
TWISTS.
Geo Cooper Co, Abper McCahe, Jno. Cahendish John
Linton, foil Fillmore, Union Lindsey, T. f. Donigan, G.
Donigan, John Keen, Jr, Joe Bell, X Steagali, B. T.
Eureka,ght pressed, John Winston, do. do, James T.
Butler do do Ell Brazo, do do Scarce NOEL, NJ Lang
horne Sons, f. f. heens Nectar,E F. Keen's Native F.
+ Keen,s Flue Cured J. G Moorman; r + Donagan. ". c.
lvey, Gusavus Jones, Kate Waller, T. j. Holland Fillmore
Otter Peak l. Lawrencs Henry Fugs ". Fl. Burton, f.
N. Davis h Jones, S. A. Myers, ". L. Ogden, D. P T.
j. P Smith.
nIStf 50 South street
G. W. GAIL. CHRISTIAN Az
~ W. GAIL h AK,
~ MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
ALSO,
IMPORTERS
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS,
PIPES, SNUFF BOXES, &c
No. 2S BARRE STREET,
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JOHN F. PTCKRELI
BY SAMUEL il. COVE,
THE DEPTFORD ENGINE-HOUSE

M THE DEPTFORD ENGfNE-H0USE
Ktl5N
Ast4H AUCTION.
will sell on MONDAY, December 9Th, at o'clock on
the premises all the following described very valuable pro
perty, viz: - f,O
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENT
situated the southeast corner of Cough and Dallas SIS
The lot fronts Cough street 30 feet with depth of Gs feet
parallel with Dallas street The Improvement consists of the
DEPTFORD ENGINE-HOUSE.
built in the most substantial with the best and
select materials The building well calculated for public
meetings school, or any other purpose where large
Terms of cash; balance in and 70 months
with interest and approved security
Title indsputabe. Ground rent $73
,oo. S. II. COVER, Auctioneer,
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4ablit Sales.
By CANNON d MATTHEW'S


E;;;f D.. TRUSTEES SALE.
MA mora CIV ue Of decree of the Circuit Court for Ba
% Anrtion s at the undersigned Trustee m sell at Pub
on MONDAY the 18th Sales Rooms on Second street.
-, ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST
whether IN pOsseSs n exbCrtar,r
Jr, and elizabeth N Birckhead his wif @ n in H.
property No 4S, on the west side oNo st.et for
long time occupied residence by tfe i HI az 81,
head, Esquire, and now by his widow Mrs catbripa
Birckhead. MS Na''ail"' "A
The property Is improved by a handsome three story
bIick stable and carriage house. anu nut
A plat and description of the property may be seen ot the
Office of the Trustee. the limitations under which The
interest of the said Brckhead therein arises may he
tanned by reference TO three deeds of trust James and
cnnoN rckhead-one from Robert CaldCeugh herring
date the 18th day Of October 1924 and recorded in ber
" No la folio l09 &c-one from Nehemiah Baden, dated
te an DAY OF December, 1924, and recorded in lber c.
no a. lohoS y, &cthe third from Hugh Brckhead, uated
tne it nay OF May 1920, and recorded j. LiOer e., No
us foos 2O &cthe said James Bickhead IL, being
head.
Terms OF Sale as prescribed by the decree half the
purchase money TO be paid in cashthe othe half in six
months from the day of sale the credit payment with inter
est tereon 10 De secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustee
JOHN II. THOMAS, Trustee,
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9ablif Sales.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
1aatnHA

M!ii LANDS IN BAr&PffNoRr COUNTY =
The subscriber by virtue of the Act of Assembly Of 1926
chapter 1872 entitled IAN Act relating to mortgages in the
city and county of Baltimore and Of an ind ntre of mort
gage bearing date the 18th day of October 1856 between
Dull and wife OF the part and John r Pcre OF the
other part and recorded in Liber II NJ F. No l. folio 34
OF the land mortgage records for Baltimore county will
offer at public auction the highest bidder on TUESDAY
the 9Th day Of December next, at o'clock F. NJ, on the
premises: - ~
1HE LANDS AND TENEMENTS in said indenture OF
mortgage described embracing FARM of 1902 ana
square peicheS moeor less situated in Baltimore county
about hve and oneha miles from Baltimore city, the
county road which leads from point the Philadelphia
Turnpike near the 9TH mile stone said turnpike, to the
old BelAlr road, and now in the occupation of Mr. Jas Dull
About so acres cleared and good cultivation
Inc residue IS IN Wood, consisting principally of young
chest luts and oaks The whole is well watered
The farm is improved by large new two story FRAME
DIV Elil-lNG HOUSE, Barn, Cow House, Stabng, Dairy
and other outhouses usually attached irstcas country
residence
Terms Of saOne thousand dollars in cash the day of
sale the residue of the purchase money payable in eight
equal annual instruments the whole unpaid purchase
ney to bear interest payable annually.
Mo &c aTftTyTp
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-16
California Legislature-Tenth Session.
SACRAMENTO. Jan. Is

SACRAMENTO, Jan. Is.
SENATE.-Received message from the As
sembIy concurrng in the Senate joint resolu-
tion for joint committee of four on amend
ments TO the Constitution.
Assembly also refused to concur in IS cents
FER folio for copying.
Senate adopted Assembly amendment es-
tablishing ten cents perfolio
The following bills were introduced:
Mr.. Parker, an act in relation to a Bulk
head at San Francisco Referred to the Com.
mittee on Commerc4 and Navigation, and
ordered 24O copies printed.
Mr.. Ballou, an act authorizing persons to
change their names under certain crcumstan.
ces without application.
Mr. Dickinson, bill for an act to appro-
pirate $4,000 to pay for the transportation
of convicts to the State Prison during the
tenth fiscal year.
Mr.. Greg, ry, bill for an act to repeal an
act for the protection Of settlers and to quiet
land titles.
Ketchum gave notice of bills for an act to
amend an act to fix boundaries of Amador
county officers.
Assembly Notices-Act to impose tax on
Indians in this State, by Lightner
Act to provide against the adulteration of
wines and liquors, by Fuller.
Act to amend civil practice act, by Aud
Act to enable poor suitors to prosecute ac-
tions in civil cases, by Lull.
lntroductions-Act amendatory of an act
to provide revenue for support of the govern.
ment of this State, by Taylor
Act to repeal the Registration law, by La.
| mar
House went into committee of the whole
Mr.. Young, of Nevada, in the chair, to con.
slider Ell Dorado contested election case
Hoyt VS. Upton. 1t resulted in favor Of
/ Upton retaining his seat
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-16

The SPEAKERsluP-MoRE LIGuT.-Tl al
sometimes funny (now mad) editor of the
Grass Valley National (Weller organ) ha:
the following in his last issue, on the defeat
of Phil. Moore, the opponent of Lecompton
w. @. Stratton:
ave must say that the caucus had no par
ticuar man in view when they nominated
Mr.. Stratton for Speaker; but that the poit-
ical tricksters and wire pullers of Sacramen.
to did urge that Mr.. Moore was n Weller
man, in order to defeat him, are do know.
There seemed to be n determination to at
tack Gov. Weller, and prejudice his chances
for Senator, by the politicians; and they en-.
deavored to force Mr.. Moore into a position
favorable to the Governor in order to rebuke
WellerG by defeating Moore True, they did
not make Mr. Moore take position favora-
ble to Gov. Weller but the endeavor goes to
show the war which is to be made, and the
game to be played There were some ideas
of Congressman urged to influence in the
matter of Speakership. Would be Congress.
men combined with Senators in expectancy,
to defeat one man for the Speakership. All
right gentlemen! We have heard of bul
locks who had ribbons tied on their horns
and rosettes on their sides, and they were al.
ways led to be slaughtered for sacrifice to
the gods. Embryo Congressman will find
that they are only being fixed up for the
benefit of Senators to be elected Agree
ments by big politicians for the slaughter of
little ones always comes before the big ones
begin to fight each other. A merry time
may be expected in the political world of
California, when the Senator is to be elected
Endorse the Administration will be the
grand argument urged by each in his own
favor. Let the war begin and let the party
sell out to men,"
This induces us to repeat we have, nor
never had, any State politics The whole
organization is merely an association for the
elevation of men, and he is the big Indian
who can draw the largest train in the pro-
cession of man worship. This Administra-
tion editor talks about ''selling out"-princi-
pies, we suppose he's limiting at. Why, that's
an absurdity in the party. Office, man; dis
tinction money and n name. Who talks of
selling principles? Bah They won't bring
Il dime yard There's no use for such
commodity. and of course no demand-a gut
in the market. They used to sell Highland
50 did coon skins one now worth as much
rs the other. Talk about somrthil q tangi
hle Administrationsts connot live on any
such foreign stuff. They are not amphibious
Office, and nothing but Office, unalloyed by
any such thing as may conceive principle
Ptaccr Press
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-16
A CARD.

The undersigned having, by request of parties
investigated certain matters in issue between 0.
p. Stidger, Esq, and Hon. C. Il. Bryan, find that
Judge Bryan used the harsh language complained
OF, upon the understanding that Mr.. Shdger sta
ted, on the witness stand that Judge Barbour had
been in San Juan, and there abused Sddger,
since the October term of the Court of Sessions
of Yuba county. Mr.. Stdger disclaims the in
tention of saying so, an wishes to be understood
saying that the visit of Judge Barbour to San
Juan, and his abuse there, of Mr.. Stidger, occur
red some twelve or sixteen months ago. Accept
ing Mr.. Stidger's construction and explanation of
the language used on the stand, we find that Judge
Bryan 5 declaration, that the statement was false
was made under msapprehension of the import
of Stdgers testimony, and he therefore retracts
the language made use of, inasmuch as he has no
knowledge of Judge Barbour's movements at the
time Mr.. Stdger desires to be understood to say
that he (Barbour) was in San Juan.
R. R. g. E. Sasssl' S"snaAs'' z. e. Z. Z. M6T4 NOTES.
Marysyille, Jan. 14th, 1850
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-16
TELEGRAPHTC.
BY THE NORTHERN LNE-ro THE DEMOCRAT.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CENTRAL OVERLAND Mail.
Good Roads-Tico Nen Killed by Lodims-
ECerWhing quiet at Sal Lake-fc.

Good Roads-Tico Men Killed by Indians
Egerything Qniet at Sal Lakc-dc.
GENOA. Jan l5-2 p. NJ.
The Central Overland Mail arrived here at
s A. NJ. to-day. Left Salt Like on the Sd
inst. ITosmcr Flanner, p. Lawrence and
Pat Hickey, who came passengers, report the
road in good staging order and stock in fine
condition. The new road south of Goose
Greek mountain is great saving in time,
feed and water plentp. Horses are to be
substituted for mules on the Salt Lake end
Of the road
The Indians of Santa Clara killed two
white men and wounded another Their
names are not known. They were enigrants,
and, with others, had considerable stock
On the 18th inst the snow was 10 inches
deep at Parowan, and the thermometer six
degrees below zero. 1t was cold at Salt Lake
also.
Everything was quiet and pcaceable at Salt
Lake.
Osborn, member of the Council from Green
river, had been admitted to his seat.
ii. b. Clemens, member elect from Carson
Valley, was refused his seat ON account OF
error in the date of his certificate.
Weather in this valley fine for the past
three days. Times dull.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-16

THE ACME OF HUMBUG.-Our Sacramento
correspondent remarked~the other day, in
reference to the report of the proceedings oi
the Bolts banquet in the Union that it was
the most immense thing hat ever appeared
in the language The Sacramento correspon.
dent of the National also says:
"a good deal Of amusement has been crea
ted here, caused by the report in the Unicn
of speech made at the Bolts banquet. While
many looked upon the report as being uerJa!
I'M and admired some of the brilliant saving:
there made, it proves there was no reporte,
there at all, and the whole thing ,cds gotten up
6y a person Who ~as not present"
How despicable is such damnable humbug
gerry!
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-16
SAN Francisco HeIvs.
SAN FEANcIsco, Jan. l5tl

SAN FEANcIsCo, Jan. 18th.
The net proceeds of the benefit given il
the Opera House last night to the widow O
Pollock, amounts to $1,000.
There was no Philadelphia mail received
by the Golden Gate.
Two ships are rel orted outside; names
not known-very foggy.
Senator Broderick writes to q friend in
this city that Senator Gwin procured his re-
moval from the Committee on Public Lands
so that a report favorable to the confirma
tion of j. w. Vaudeville Surveyor as General
Of California, could be had from that Com
mittee.