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A LPHoNsE Bf3BA1LLON, Encanteur
- Public dams ct ponFia Paroisse ST. Landry.
Tout ordre laiss5 chez lui OF au hsrsau dc L.
Robin sera aiptesneut execute.
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I0UTHERN MANUFACTURES vTfs
- ToRf0Ust-Grand Guld Medal Of Honor MIL
.ine - pounds OF pure 5old.-Was, awarded liz, &
%cieties, (held Oct. ls3S.) for the best portable Nh
Engine for plantation purposes, TO the EavlpN r2
chine Works Of N'chiupid, Va. Portable aadasS
tIonafy steam Engines, with either lasonoiIss
tige boilers. Portable Cireflar Saw Mills, Nh
AhtSst and most approved construction. n
III ills, Circular saws. Draining machines. etc. Ill.,
a Every machine sold under a fill guarantee tcS
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We generally seHd our own mechanics to ~ NJ
aud sfart our machines properly at work. N
Engines for driving Cotton Gins, CircularR NJ
Mill, ETC., together with a great variety MI
ciiinefy particularly adopted to the wants n rs
Southern planter. constantly receiving and sfor H.
by EDMUND NJ. lVENs. NgeMas
No. . Union street. New(lyseassssSAA&
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NV ORLEANS CAPnSS
WARREN & HALL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES, LIQUORS, CIa4p
AND
... TOBACCO,
81 .....,,s... Cannon Street .
NEW oRLEANs.' ' ssa
ToBaccO,
NEW

N WOOL aud gIass, Of at The hette1. 4a.aaIu.,,EERg
brands, which we invite special attea nsssis,sslessSk
i,ieyioK confidently that we lave the Oldest I'M VI
VINES. s1@@s
Champagne, consisting Of G. Fl. M,p,,,sa .H&SBs
rial, Cabinet, VetTenay aud Gordon na,,as III =
b.la3ls6 rt, pf r, a,I Gtemant, Creme az Bs
wortlts Native Wines, Isabella ind catasnSgssAA4
snlri Cabinet, etc. 80 YAss
We have also claret and White Wines TX ~
tnt grades'and prices. burgundy. Wines M y. W.
and purity. \ siss5 NJ
Old Boutbon and Rye Whiskvs. f,na1a n s,SSssAA
Scotch sud Irish do. very choice ,Jan,o i, Y. lssg8
tsbinet. and Vine Leaf Gin, English anS s W
Ale and Portor, Boxers Bitters, Woife,s SAM H.
etc., etc. a AR
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A visa serieta qlii existait ei.devaut entire
- - Carroll \ keough. a &c ioar etc dissoute dun
destinations contre l'ancienne maison.h vn1,d,nnt
'hien les presenter a Fun oa~'l'antre neur en- ere
payees. ce1lx qui nous dofyont, yondront arssi
ye,,lf payer A lna gu l,autre des softssigacs.
NJ. keohgh continaera esafaifes potfr son fir,nre
compile. cARRaII, f"I KF sTsi PtpPte
St Landry, . ayril 1859.
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TINE nRDONNANGE relative aux chemins ct
NJ ,levees sur Ii lsiviare Atehafalaya:
.QniI ss,It nldonne parle Jury de Police de la Pa.
roisse ST. Landry, aHe Samuel +. Rogers SOFT ct esg
par le present lienme Tnspecteur de Hlemips Of
IeEees pour le ler District sur ~ Riyihrei Atchafala-
80 CONNIE il 6ta o~rganist par rordonnanee du 20
mai dernier.
Que ledlt lnspectear est par lie present autarise 4
V~i,iter,,et a doaacr los directions ct notices exigtses
parla seetisn7 &c 1adite ordinance, du 20 novrin-
bre an 70 deeeilbFe 1859, eide ptendre foute mesure
~deiinifiye pour 4 execution de tout travanx, tel quill
9 Sta poaryn par Ia srsdite ordinance, ct les lois
dc IEtaf,e de Ia paroisse, Il Is ~jahyier 1850.
QeIeiedit Inspection, donnera les notices don't il a
etc Pourvn dams Ia section 8 de ladite ordinance
ARK non RESIDENTS, entire lie 20 noyembre all lD- de-
cen,hre, ct ledit Inspector est antorisa Il prendre
tautes les measures neeessaircs ponr l'cxecafion des
fisayaux, CONNIE il est ponrvu parl adite ordonnanee
@
ssae ladite ordennance soft pnbliec dams lie journal
tfiiciei de- IA Paroissc, ct soft en- vigueur della date,
de ia publication.
Ordonnd lie % fevrier 1850.
NEAMH%4s III ii I,Drr ~ A 1rur, 80. : -EA~
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5geI laspech ie
destintes aux

%T4FEs lCotIHfec lta
.~as#s9ents Superintendent
80 q H. &t consi1eiAbienielt
sa; Y Ia tn,,s les points de Ia ~palotsse. Ia prpNilntttAda.
s:sgiise ,itfre tnns les avantages e~stdrleFtrs
rt,sa,,f 'f%yifett tiesireF pour leufs eft!aiitS.
i.st Ga action Y sera seiide. ~&tendue, Varite, SR.N
utiJa - Is r. I.e eoprs d'@tlae eflbrassera t6ates
ins H. 4 4 s,gn6 dans les meilieales ntaisorls
Il II ;J 9,,a,y ins An frique on d'Euiepe Lecture. Or
w 1870" 4Y sd1niipe, Composition, faletoriqaet1
M - atE - sAu6es et& ~iauguea ~ffangaise et Ans
rl,isa W ~ Xhmafchola de font, ct qa'on ts%s-
u'ns fssts4N Esand seill les 6ieves asparler eeass
T S.Iia aseu ie sH4ae, ~6idgeuce ct f~arilite- EeIitureSs
G5tsrI,,,f eN q I kaiIte' ct l%raflae, Atscjenne ct
MeajerAa44 ~ sh, Aritt;fnttique, Teune des
i;yrcs, Clements q gtbfe ct de Gtotu.tEic, fllysi-
Assrunallic, Ff4Saeire ~nattss*!c, Economic do
,pestiase, Couture, BsgBAA llerie, FLEE artiiicieilea. ties-
Din. Miasiqae Iiisframea #A ct Fos#s#. Cette deriiere
i,r, ache sera ctseightss2% II un es54as d~istingu6 alta
rht a Ia unison. Gu s~torter Splas gtande at
~ pour lie mAintiS% de rordfsss ct lapplie;ltion
i ftteae, conditions Fs7# tlelles pear lie frogTas dies
EelGyeS. s@8
I'm ne n,ettra pas mhins &c Soitl 4 lertr former les
,yif le euar, 10 earlgtGfe, a lcyT ftlfe contractor de
f.sl.nr henre lhabitide de Iorlre. de Fegonotnie@sc
la pfoprete, de IL bonnie teifie ,qu a les i~nStruire. On
veiiiera avee lie plas grand soisI sur le'lr rasFalitt.
Flies deneurefUut toRioHrs dams feaeei1te de il,
n,aison OF sous les yeNx ct III surveillance 1tata.plie
dc leurs mattresses Giles ne r~eeevroilt dantres visi-
ties que eeles de leurs parents qil ~lHrtsfdat les voir
an p~arloirlo ielilt apr2s les classes tI nlatiu, ct le
dimaHche apres Ia grand messe.
LGdubatiyit Physique lecevFa4 aglssi toute fatten-
ton eu'elle r6clalne nm exegeice s~aINtaiFe q"a'fAa8
lcur feFa prendre ciiaqNe jour- des Fdersati9as judi
cie41scs qni cntrecpltpcleut les langes ft}ides, coli
triiMlereiit baissa1n,heht q Developer les forces dH
corps, en- dGtassaat agtdablerlent fesptit ct 10 met
tant /; meme de feprendre lSsade ayec RlIsd atdeNr
ct dc profit Ia nonrritpre. sera saline ct tbondaFssgSE>
les SONS les plus tsleetueHS ct hes plus intelligence
ser0nt p~goliguGs aux malades.M@ -
Ia religion est Ii base dune boune education. Ia
-. gl-.a l., - t,ea =. = tM lao
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SWEET OIL and OLIVES M
VIII be sold at importing prices. Send your Az
ders and try MS.
We solicit a share of the patrohag &c Of Inc Parisaa
OF 81 Landry, and hope oursfriends and acquainsa
tances viii moi forget US i'll our offset.
November 6, 1878.
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V7HEoDosE S. BIN, Avosat. olTre ses
a ses services a set Az pihESs du Qnatorzi-
aue ct Quiixiss sffiat Jddieiaire. Son bureau
est aGx OpR Arril Z.
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oNDoN PORTER and SCOTCH ALE,
IL just received directly, and for sale by
DEBAuL0S & GARifERE,,r.a
Oct, 8, 1858. 49, Washington =
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S{Un pEsHLE-51 saes, q YeHdre par
GtfR0P Dl0DIDE DE FEn-rrais i nnre =
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sHAud-4oo barils Thomaston, Cd bon
- ordte, q yeldie par
DEBAHLoN 3 eARRIERE. washington.
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MARGELLIN RUTH & Co BIZ
49, ~ 6ulphite Of Lime nfs theAtest duaIitys nm ssle
1.... DEBAILLDN n ARR aREs,
~ 6eps.S is5s.a Washington, La.
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fHAMPAGNE.-A few baskets OF ~.
- line Wine left. which We will sell ~atrednese9
prices. to close the invoice. f
DEBAILLoN & GARRIERE, Washington.
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GosELIN I1sRRE' Mend aar-
ron, oitfe NH services au publ iprix Sc
ront mallfrts pNhr da compliant seaks q.
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QULINS a COTTON DE.GARyERs
- patentes ct peFfectionnes de diaGrentea ora,,.
ses.s,A senarepa DEBAHLON Il GAfRfERE
Washington, Ee.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pariersde ct
~ excellent YIN ZEN Inagasin qacnonsvendrons
4 un gitk rebuilt ppnrclore dne conagnnatfon.
lDERAILL0N &CARRTERE,aNashfnaton.
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ONEliME 4. splDRY so'aireft En-
~ cauteir public aSxs ct poF a%aroisse II. Ian
dry, Bureau i In Maist,, de Coz
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T ouI&sTAGG, Eoe.. Public p
49,. Ct t,,53t Ia Parog LaA~s. Barea \
J w fdRREERE: Cont
sssAna.s ct MapssanSS
missionaries, N Ngtoi Ga.
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M Als.-2000 barils de MaIs.aui nenYen,
- 4tfe! iyfss aux Opelousas Oh 4 Washinpton.
: ssndrepar sseu,
DEBAILL0N 1 cARRiERE .Washirton
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RISULPHITE DIE CHAuX DE MAR
~ spELEM RUTH ii O., ia Ii p~roaaiAre nfalit.
q yeHdre PM DEDAILL4oN a t5sAfsRIERE
sAl eept- lsss. Washington. lie.
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sONDON PORTER TT SCOTCH ATE.
aui Went d'6tre rAcu dircctenent..e I venass
- pEBAIILoN & cARRTERE.
Washington a
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

ITALIAN SUSPICION OF NAPoLEoN.-"ATala-
koff," the intelligent Paris correspondent of
the N. Y. Times, writing from TIE seat of war
in Italy, says:
You may be curious as l certainly was, to
know how the people of this country esti-
mate Louis Napoleon, and the work he is
doing for them. have failed to find in the
peop.e that frank expressing confidence in
his promises had danticipated. They admire
him as conqueror, and regard him and his
army as invincible; but they are either silent
or ambiguous on the political phases of the
question. lie is showered with all the out
ward expressions of confidence on the part
of the people and the journals, and his sol
diers are actually dciiied by the people but
this is not the intimate expression of the
popular mind.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

The FIRE AT MURPHYs-The Stockton Ar
gus says that the total loss incurred by the
fire at Murphys is not less than 100000.
The fire was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary. Sperry & Perry are burned out,
saving nothing; thinking their fine hotel
was fireproof considerable property belong
ing to others was stored in it for safety Mr..
Sperry says there is about $4,000 yet in the
safe, which is still in the ruins Wells, Fargo
d Co lost all their books and papers.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25
Notice to Contractors.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- by the Trustees Of the Presbyterian Society Of this
city for the erection Of Church the lot corner Of
D and Fifth streets, az per lans and specifications:
1st-30,000 moulded bricks to be delivered and
piled up assorted, lot, within three weeks of date
Of contract
2d-Excavation of Basement to be finished within
three weeks from date Of contract.
3d-Bricklayers Work.
Proposals for tho above to be handed in on be-
fore the 2sh inst, and for the following before
the Sth Of September:
4th--Plasterers' Work.
5th--Carpenters' and Joiners' Work.
9th Painters and Glaciers Work.
Tth-Turners' Work.
Anda other work contained in specifications under
their several heads. Proposals will be received for
the whole or any portion Of the above work. The
Committee the right to reject any and all bids
Parties to whom contracts may be awarded will be
required to give the necessary bonds for the faithful
performance of these contracts. Plans and spechca
tons can be seen at the Office of VIM. Patton, Arch
tect Water Works building, corner Of Fourth street
and Maiden Lane.
JN0. II. JEWETT,
i. +. Low,
W.. X. HUDSON,
au23-td Building Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

The Roman Catholic Bishop of Montreal
has addressed a circular to lis clergy, calling
upon them, as soon as possible to pronounce
from their pulpits II ''strong warning against
the opera, the theater. circus, and o.her
amusements of similar nature"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

A HuMBUe.-A Kentucky paper, SOME
time since, published an account of the do.
ings of man named Stephens, who could
stick pins into himself, stab himself, and nail
himself to chairs The Cincinnati Gazette
Gays that the wounds into which the leather
man thrusts bits of iron ARE cicatrized wounds,
like holes through ladies ears, for ear rings.
That paper adds: "He foolishly invited in
physicians to see his performance, and taking
an awl fixed on a spot in his wrist and asked
a doctor to strike it into the flesh. The doc.
tor did so, but purposety struck it in a slant.
ing direction, and the consequence was, blood
followed and the man grunted How these
holes were made. whether 10y disease or not,
is not known, but the sum and substance of
the whole performance is just as remarkable
as that girl should put wire through her
ears and not hurt her. The Leather Man
then is not a wonder-nor a miracle-but
only humbug
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25
Sierra Turnpike Company.
OFFICE SIERRA TURNPIKE COMPANY,
nowntayfIla Annuct O21 1870

VFFTIh
Downeville, August 23d, 1859.
NOTICE T. Is hereby given that an Assessment has
~ this day been levied of twenty loars on each
share of She Capital Stock of the Sierra Turnpike
Company" payable on the 10th day Of September, A.
D. 1859. Sub ;cribers to the Stock Of the Company
pay their assessments to the following named firms
and persons, WHO authorized to receive the
and receipt therefor, viz
In Marysville, to Decker, Brumagim & Co.;
In Camptonville, to Geo. S. Saunders;
In Goodyear's Bar, TO James Newell
In Downeville, to VIM. IL. Ladd CO..
by order Of the Board
au24-td ALFRED HELM Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

EJEcrMENT SuIr-The case of Jam Lick
VS.. Patrick Mickle and others, was tried in
the Fourth District Court, on Tuesday. The
suit was an ejectment for lOO-vara lot,
bounded north by Greenwich, east by San
some, and souti- by Filbert streets. Several
witnesses were sworn aud Judgment was
rendered for plaintiff The title is derived
from an Alcade grant made by Hyde to Mi
chael Sullivan.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

ALLARIANo MIRoNDA a witness, SAYS the
Register in the Almlden case brought from
Mexico on behalf of the defense testified in
the u. 5. District Court on Saturday last,
that for coming here he was to receive 81,
900, and had already been paid $500 of the
amount, aud that he Was not to he absent
over three months.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

MATTERS AT CARSON VALLEY.-A CORES
pondent of the Union writing from Carson
Valley, says:
Emigrants continue TO arrive in vast mum
bers, making business lively in this place
The news from every quarter of our mines is
of the most encouraging nature. Judge
Cradlebeaugh is daity expected, and it is
extremely desirable that he should afford us
that legal protection for which we have so
long devoutly prayed. and for the want of
which this people has suffered the effects of
much local contention lie will be received
here as a temporal redeemer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

A VERY destructive hailstorm passed over
the southwest part of the town of Bethle-
hem. New York. on Tuesday, July 25th,
between five and six o'clock The damage
to crops, trees and windows in the neighbor
hood, is estimated at more than $1,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

THERE is considerable talk in Sacramento
a, out getting upa citizens meeting, for the
purpose of recommending a union of the
Opposition on the Congressional and State
tickets and particularly upon hat for the
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

CALIFORNIA ROGUE CAUonT IN KANSAS
A Miss s'uri paper has the following;
1t appears hat some time ago man NAM
ed Williams embezzled Sl5 900 from a quartz
mill company in Mariposa, and decamped
with the money from San Francisco on the
5th of May. Twenty days after his victim
lett in pursuit following Williams from place
to place, and hn'lly discovering that he had
bought farm in Cass county, Missouri He
was traced to Kansas and there arrested, but
somehow managed to escape Finally he was
re-arrested on the North Fork of Spring
river, and soon started back for California in
charge of his captors. suit has been com
meneed to attach the farm, SO that portion
OF the stolen money will be recovered
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

PHIL HERBERT The New Mexico CORES
pondent of the San Francisco Hcral says that
Phil Herbert was, at the late session of the
Supreme Court, on motion of Attorney Gen
eral Smith, admitted to practice in the sever
al Courts of that Territory
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

DELos Z. SILL editor o. 1ne Uattaraugus
Freeman, lately made fancy report of IL
triIl of breach Of promise, in which Miss
Shaw of Buffalo obtained verdict of 81 900
fIom Van Campen the tickle swain The
defendant has sued and recovered 81 300
damages for the libel, just balancing the sum
mulcted for the laceraled feelings of the lady
Atlantic paper
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

A LARGE and enthusiastic Anti Lecompton
at Sharps Ranch, Georgiana township, Sac.
ramento county. Addresses were delivered
by E. L Waters, Major Clark, N. Slater, and
Henry Starr. The speakers concluded their
remarks about IL p. NJ, and were listened to
throughout with marked attention.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

Tue New Jersey News ofJuly 29th, says
Charles Hallenbeek, cooper, while at work
in the Navy Yard, yesterday, deliberately
took drawing knife and cut his throat from
ear to ear
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25
A Honolulu naper saws

At Waialua, the natives have begun to cat
their horses, partly because they have moth
ing else that they can do with them. and no
other place of their own but their stomachs
in which to put them, and partly to avoid
paying the tax Of one dollar per head.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.-We understand
that on Saturday next race will come off mt
Sharp's Ranch, in Georgiana township, be-
tween Sharp's and Lindsay's colts, for 5000 a
side-Sl0O forfeit distance 900 yards. A
spirited contest is anticipated, as the colts
are considered "some "-lSacramen paper
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

LORD LYNDHURsT has made a strong speech
in the British House of Lords upon the sub
iect of the English National defenses. 1t is
animated by great distrust of the intention
of the French Emperor, and fear that he
will turn his arms eventually upon Great
Britain.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

A SAcAcIoUs HoRsE.-A horseman came
dashing down the steep hill on California
street. toward Kearney, yesterday afternoon,
when the horse stumbled and fell pitching
the clumsy rider over his head horse and man
rolled down the hill together; presently they
regained their feet, when the horse, with a
look ofsuprene contempt for his rider, wheel
ed round and kicked the man down, and
then stood as if ready to burst out in "horse
laugh" of eXultation over him Fortunately,
the man was not seriously hurt, and gather
ing himself up he remounted his 'Bucephalus
and rode off, looking rather crest-falen.-S.
T. Altd.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

"A DISPATCH from Philadelphia, July SOth,
states that the demonstration at Indepen-
dence Square that evening, by the friends of
Sunday Railroad travel, was largely atten.
ded. John NJ. Butler, Esq, presided, and
speeches were delivered by Josiah Bond, a
Quaker; Dir. Sites, and Dewolf, and others.
The repeal of all laws which restrict public
travel on Sunday, was favored and the late
decision of the Supreme Court of the State,
denounced
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

KANsAs.-A dispatch from Leavenworth,
July 9th, says that in the Kansas Constitu
tional Convention, the enrolled Constitution
was read and adopted by a vote of "a to 10,
the entire Democratic delegation voting
against, and refusing to sign it. Convention
adjourned finally.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

BITTER SATIRE-A caricature. it is said is
circulated in Vienna, representing the Aur-
trian rank and file adorned with the heads
of lions. their officers with those Of asses, and
the generals with no heads at all
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

CHARLES DIcKENsoN has been bound over
in Stockton, in the sum of $3.50 to appear
before the grand jury of that county, on a
charge of horse stealing.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

OK Tuesday, July 25th. c. E. Edwards,
editor of the Marengo (Iowa) Visitor, was
drowned while bathing in the Iowa river at
that place.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

The Lecompton Convention in San Fran
cisco, met on Monday evening. James H.
Cutter was nominated as candidate for Presi-
dent of the Board of Supervisor Robert
HALEY for County Clerk The Legislative
Convention nominated Abner Phelps for As
sembly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

THE Norfolk (Va) Herald remarks, in re-
gard to the recent duel, that, as Wise did not
have an Aylett hole drilled through him, he
testified his gratitude by sparing the life of
his adversary
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

The TREATY WITH MEXICO While the New
York Tribune denies that Minister McLane
has made any treaty with Mexico, the cores
pondents of the New York Times and st.
Louis Republican insist that he has and that
the treaty confers the right of transit, not on
]y aeross Tehuantepec, but ether lines of in.
teroceanic communication, and also, that it
confers on settlers the freedom of religious
worship, &e. The treaty is accompanied by
an invitation to the United States to assume
n proteetorate over Mexico.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

THE Hon G. w. Hughes, of Ann Arundel
county. Maryland, has been nominated for
Congress 10y the Democrats of the Sixth Dis
trict, in the place of Thomas F. Bowie.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

THE Chicago Democrat tells the story ofN
man who won $4,000 in that city in one
night lie settled the amount on his wife
next day, and swore ,if gambling forever
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

PRoF CHAMNENT has resigned his position
at the head of the U s. Naval Acafemy at
Annapolis to accept the profess6rship IF
mathematics in Washington University
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

A PIKE county paper hoists the name OF
Edward Bates for President in 1860
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25
DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY'
Private MeliCa & Surgical Institute

Sacramento street below Montgomery opposite
Pacific MailSteamship Company Office
Sac FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854, FOR THE PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DIS
EASES, AND THE SUPPRESSION
OFQUACKERY.
A TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, L. ].
IN CZAPKAY, NJ. D., late in the Hungarian Revolu-
tonary War; Chief Physician to the Goth Regiment of
Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of
Pesth, Hungary the late Lecturer Diseases of Wo-
men and Children, and honorary member ofthe Phil
tenton paid to the treatment of diseases peculiar to
Women and Children
Office lIours-Frem h N. till p. N.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
Consultations by letter or Otherwise free.
Address Or. l., J. OIAPKAY, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

AN Atlantic paper says it may be regarded
as nearly certain that the contestant of Mr.
Sickles' seat in the next Congress will be sus-
tained hy a minority Of the House
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-25

coLoRED MAN namad Henry Jones, was
severely injured in Sacramento on Tuesday
evening. by being thrown from his horse