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. 81 y 't#,",l., oioser'lis y. Ne IA m.@d 81,
ti"iate 81 a"an"e No - Westminster s' Providence
il /. 81 ,Uiue,nnau, Nc, ua North lih ST, II
t'Htzs = - t4a,tes st. New Orleans No ~ Danphn
Mob tirc aidsc',
N%'rfl'.s r,rE>T SEWING MAsMlNEn.
w In IL" oa~' rehahl" SEWING MACHINE cyer
rel "a h teet both the quality Of iis work, ns dn
r'httt sal #s lhoope alton oi II is easier learned
ih,ut atat sther Machus whilc works with
ta,.t s.r hea,rs cloth leather either of
W. tNo.a.sa ss,N superior manner making straight
eyoaly ndea wati, amer than ordinary hand work. while
ia as at ta eth Sti, he'd alike r,alns IN beauty
He tli ~ork ra.iy oui of working
q,r,ao Al, , NJ, ,r ar" an It. umni II Is worn out, With
no. Is.,,f e,rr nthor Machines feed couhicnt
me- isa.. s, Ad,G,aos wli meet the %
sna ,h.e Ma any ",, r. rc"",nr aram in hen m",h
Iia.4s,s aHu Ie NHnniWtera Will md tha Machine
tiHi ~. t "'h "a rapid aud substantial mann"t and
viii md IN. Machine rnrl'cuArly adapted to
t,lt nat tu.- ,lng labor enough ns tow moths To
-, er t41e- l tnL great saving b, using TIL, Sew,
~. Aaoh,oa nrmF always SUPERIOR qaa,,
leih'l ," t vay, aud that looks mn'a nt'er t'ah
su5= ct osug nj, Alnchloo, ~hlr Tor rwro.
s tto soth % IN "'ta"r by his Machine Is better than
las,il. 7#,., 'I,ri Nn lisersip Patriot "ay~ Whom
urcla- sstr u fs FhtrU StEjH2 Ndchaa, we mt'ni
ti Il uus H,iuy but Recommended L. CIV
- iaalt =" il ia "a iarnos and C"rrng" TRIMMING and
ff.. 'ta, cm ttsufy to tn" superiority o
WA Wa both In p" OF hcsuty aud strength,
,e e tr TIN. atonc The m"chin" hss s"'eia
t", 'H"rt = u=r'si one q" our noshhofs Wiz has
isr'erualaa 'yst worth tho wages of his two bot
f.- uil# -. .,ss in nah ug clothes for the
t, alt3 tht, vicinity has gwen the great
zsf 'sff eu1 H,rlai mtcnd Io order Machine iren
9pu
i.stfari pria a rltol written by a gentleman. OWNING II
lt,rIa... tIlrtns Your two Ut,Js T0tHt
- i#I- i#8u .u.a u=H Hipec 4lI. .!i
4ln ut Iiaet Al results. In lcse than hren
a. them hnpEed Il complete al 81
tHt## huidl,d aud ten phnail'n ittfl,
IT Mud H., ##fe II usHg thtm onc u"aa'n la taae
ioau paid ta'r 80
AH#Y.t I u.ud To ouIlo3 tlrer or four htH1H
MA t# t', Ia 1t ret, hut Nu"o lulchnu.I ,ant
l.tsEs PCfHi nF VI shht hand inc> the srwz#
shoe Nlliv tc It tor InRkius ItP
lsuiy II,.l tpnn,,lt tho Ms,lns ra5a
'.st- o,... rutItH
N#vtslf Machine 10 examine these, ttY
puHt. sod l,u Tot snly uc, Plantation
- fH.. Ht## .H#.ri, required Pace OF Ute. la, a.
sftlaz. - .ta spi sl,n
MiIlrNEN 4 LYON, Proprietor,
50 broadway, New hoih,
- l.$GLLDOHE T., dealer IN Fanny Guols,
...,.I IT.. s. T. &C., E .Ig Va ,tit
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GOLDEN NIL sHIRTs-rhc parrrr" o

GOLDEN Hill. sHIRTS.-"hc pattern
u these shirts j. The bad k"s, -ttV's, and
tosons formed tit III" p, wish -" al #ii#fi
Every Shirt guaranteed well male Al .iaa'- r-tn.
In store tLNNN ~ Il NJ
Introduces Of every leading article IL .lo G9ti' IT."
~ dts.
MOUNTAIN GOAI!!-We br. ic"'e T. emil
lYh the aeaton at the citizens Of ly'c'' n#E A 'fi
ot wilch raising from th' c htf = - tiikS
of Mr. JEKfMIAn KYLE oi Montgomery county
has been tried by of tho citizen of l.. nch
burg and in every instance given satistaciei'.
Price for No. Lump cents
We will have always on hand an arcr tins ea' sul'a
BILE Tor burning Stoves which will al at =. e,iS pci
buslr Call and soc it
sES@ Always hand large stock,
By permission refer TO the following Gentle heE.
G. w BUTTON Gao. NJ EJCkFR,
n B TUuRMAA " W ..asDY
LIE JOHNSON & Co
CHRISTIANS, WHALING ~ MOI A''IE l..
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MISCELLANEOUS.


7nrtH- The conclusive proof great men
Intrd h i t trre is uaahlrssving marhhe before The
81 sewing Machines After Usae
- ~ utsun the lnted STATES they wet"
N'tr#t Npu.tnn Invur ellie ~ Fran, where
h'b eit"' = @ highest Prominn, aud great m'iniheto
atst al luIi III PR1s.
= tA niirh To- he done,
ss.tl ~ IA trau,, itohi A. thV -ieed
IN q 60 l,",i, with
tu arUd With halia nii,p " tailor,
sltuat, stttntlrI, saddle. htt1ti, A.,
~, Irnu nstra ui
,,nrD,,td - tHt Thousand Dollars
" thai, muth s'wiuG To
q tuNanHhtr asssihhcH llAitiels
t"t h"e usd them parileuariy convenient aud prom
t' l5' n' 4u,Ns smiie IN tb.ii n"hsifn'iun ani
ST.. ',t ali iurahe s-inf the only Kind "t S""ihs Ma
tut "ts4 a A Which rN.ry s"rt work, cuaS" ~ hne
Hatht lrfh secuted Ibousaniso oi ,ncft"i ahl ""tth
>s s'"ff hrh.r havr been made and acid nndrr Naons
.u,s hni Machines alone have been found every
Hhti' 6 #>,.. . tht ut the pubite.
lfatt' u fcr using sent with each ina
ie, 10 VII au1 readily acquire the srt o man
,!s tt Htahnes parkod securely to v" To any
.isf tAr tl lo all lcraors desiring more PaitnIai IN
tr=f g" i" t Rpplcaiit by letter At either oi our OIL
.t"tNs .'i> nt NJ. singer y Cos oa1et'", paper
sti -. sewing Machine htcrtnt.
/ NJ SISUER Il co,
pal onice No ais3 broadway, Nov York
lkAN h,ft ~ Hanover ~, Boston, No u Chap
al ST. " #li I. GioserNho n Y, No IA h'oad 81,
A'"Hfh. \ i NJ - thcstnui ST.. philadelphia No ioo
hatl"te auuu"re. No - Westminster si Providence,
IA /, NJ lH ,h%t GiuennRu, No ta North ]th 81, ~
i'H=s - - t4alies st, New Orleans No ~ Danphin
Moi tdrr 2iiecis
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"Golden lads nd lnssc' inusi,
As chimney swrrpt.T+, come TO u


"Golden lads nd la.sc' must,
As chimney swecrrrs, come TO dust"
it il not supposablc tina, he meant ashes and SIN
ders. Yet do the golden lasses of our own day
seem to be too often courting such fate. The
last English mail brings the sad intelligence that
Lady ,Bridgman has followed her sister, Lady
Charlotte to premature grave, victims beth u
the habtual carecssness with which costume,
dangerous in itself, is worn by tho fashonnbly
clad Great must have been the gloom fallen upon
Weston Hail. in StaiFordsre' the scat Of the Eall
Of Bradford, since the night when these his twn
daughters were suddenly transferred from the gay
insouciance Of drawing-roon to beds of agony,
thence to be moved only to the family mausoleum
Is it not also strange coincidcncv that the grand
mother Of these young ladies, the late Lady Elz-
abcti Moucrief, lost her life by similar catastro-
p.e not many years ago? and to this sad tale may
still be added another, darwin from tho same walk
in l;fc. a few weeks ago Mt Brighton tho Hon.
Miss Plunkett daughter Of Lady i.outh, ignicd
her dress while staudn before the fire She was
drcadfuly burnt. Terrible suffering in such cases
is certain: recodcry is VERY lers is considered
doubtful When Clara Wrs',r on the English
stage and Caroline Lehman # Allios, IN th's
city, perished by accidents Of this distressing ma
ture, the peril was perhal thought u he inc'"s4-
tai to the profession Can TIER. be t1e SAW" de-
lusion now What 4 Lows: After the storm of
ridicule which the votaries Of fashion have BRAY
ed in defence of the troublesome DISCUSSES that
thew wear 1T is altogether hopeless 10 expect that
thew will throw aside their crinoline merely be
cause the prevalent style costs now and then few
valuable lives. But we men cau't afford to let
our mother. our wives, our daughters sacrifice
themseIvs thus recklessy. remedy must be
found. The miner has his safety lamp; we must
have safety ars-gratesin our houses Guards and
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VINO Aer ORrnANs2-A controversv has sprung
up in Pa,laclpha III regard to VI Va ii which
the term orphan is used by SrrrHi 9nARp, IN
his will lpnn lin, Iiirard College NIL Board
OF Trustees, at"r an elaborate tsnf tAst'Hti of
...t.I4lies, u, 10 that the term .innaht Il
iatherla1s child. The trust was aat .s, lotbofa,p
years GA that eansructian liu .tt i,.sds, new
laws. The new i ard, in June last decided that
an orphan mus. have lost both his parents 10 enti.
tie him to adm to tho college. The will Of
Girarl bad provide TINT n preference should be
given 10 orphans born IN the city OF Philadelphia.
Sooham, and ON his election by tho B 'nrd bill
was filed in the Supreme Court and heard before
Judge READ on Monday last. Judge Road after
hearing IN elaborate argument with numerous
authorities from the Bible Shakespeare, and
about IA dozen OF dictionaries, decided both points,
in favor Of tho applicant. A child Those .fatlasr
aionc is dead Is an orphan MS well as when both
narcnta nre drnl. ~ mod
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Srs p ItEWAKD.-rhe above reward - IN
SD - will be pai for the delivery or 20 any 'N.AU
kno" ledge ,hat ~ ~ ean 10 tne r"t'n@rh % s Il
gust she is old of large size light red wi s aud
has large horns which unusually wd part \ ply at
his Otlcc lseItI0tA
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! En -.

tn yIpGIN.>\ l. rub.i is ait" 81 - nrr riweokya
, anuuiu in ~ m, c, at 80 invariably IN ad
othcrw lse - - will o. tha ssn al cases No paper
vii, aacontinn,' ~ h "h"h oi the fropre'o's
.at | 4, | arr.aIagos slall have been i1ti
ADyFKTISI+NENl mserti % cents per sonaie OF
IN nes or lcss n tue AMI n cts for each con
tna.uce unless or'troi nn. i "cky ana then 10 Gus
m auarr ean usrItion II the nnin'er OF
ou, he not tho Ms, will he published Id
4 ,r 4 oui. anl t'ar.H according
II. f.\hlt I'll IRE
4
f,rt do 10 '.'''' '''''
pr do eekiy .'''''''''' IN
~ Announcements Intended both papcrs supjet 10 spe
oaNta,t
Annual iisers viii he Limited TO tneit '""e'"'o
b, 1.s or the .cments charged Al ransieh,
All new ads ertsemeus III the oaiiy ah' WI
papers -, ,.,h,itn.. ar. ON a, y,d
~ obituary which axce' oishtines He'nssea
10 xrts
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MODERN ESrERrRIsf To enable our readers to
appreciate the magnitude Of modern projects, we
have prepared arcyicw. necessarily incomplete, of
tho vast works on which tho labor and capital of
tho men of to-day nre being expended, or are
about soon To be expended. Although they em-
brace only works TINT are familiar to our renders,
and Ito not extend to any of those projects that are
being cons dcred or carried out in those quarters
Of tho world that aro outside of the ordinary rauge
oi our iniluute and observation, their cstimntcd
cost amounts in tho aggregate to no icss than
On hundred aud seventy millions of dollars. Tho
following nrc the works or projects that We have
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CLOTHING TRADE!
R,ApV EAhS

uAIlRINii the summer have Rrentf
Il improved House and have iar1" N"l light
and enniv arranged Sales Rooms AS ar" u he ionnd
In We have these Improvements Ia meet The
OF constantly increasing trade and h"t - ADVISE
WHOLESALE REfAII. dealers that W ny g 10" IN
store and daily r.revng the largest hn most desirable ''"ck
CLOTHING have eAhilri ~ to Ne len IN Inc
South We have been engaged In III" ta' ia TN city
Tor eatv v,ars sud having thus fu, knw ec uf
the the mare and being mot" iarg ~ engaged IN
Clothing than h9 house M
the State 1.r the Rrfaet ind t,f'S 10 nr-
chasers sa make aldn-t "mt st",k
of nil that fashionable and lnrchastT vii at all
times a complete assortment of superior qur olii
INt; and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, in store
and Tor sale upon LIBERAL TEkMs
Wholesale and Retail departments distinct an 81 separate
nooiE u stock prices ana "a
ing business respectfully solicited -
KEEN BALDWlN = 60,
20ts lU2 Main street, Riet l Va
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CbEANSE the BLOOD ard Cukti 'he SlCA-
s.,ntids. Fathers. ho,h"r-. ph,sic'"ns,
ph'Innth, "pi-'-, rc"h their tifl's",
mud isaEr %aE ,.,r %i ,.''r ",,'r, ';''"''' ~!
IIenda. he, Sick Iscn,nrhr, Foul si"mnrh.
DIR ] G A,,p.-sr: Ihayc boa repeatedly cat,d ii the
weS' 'adache any body can have by ho-e Or Two :" NJ
at once Ithy viii eur. others they do "F III" '' n
10 w rREBI.E. ClrA Steamer & afau
HiiIious Disorders n"d ia,cr Vonpi",",-
w,snxoI"s naT.arH.ni = =, . ~ ~ tf'fg2" ~
SiH; ba'ouaed yo"' PM in my general ad .m@l Pre-,
are ,. hc.i ratarfIe We emrv qrr rcal s ao'io "a
TN, ra isauk and de- did eonscann,y Tho an nai
rArrenay ior le,anee4cus oi that e1ssn lode,d have
seldom found e1se Of hf"Hs dl'asf obHh'e ia 1t dl
hr">2 10 nklI. Mo.
n,.c,,,, ny ,,sI." no, =, =. M.,,.. Nn a'''
ie<r otflcr. H.RrLasn, Nv CO. MIea %eV Il 90.
been sick and rnine away for uonths Wcteo he o,lr
cd at great rXrsn@" but fo' no better sh" th enrnced
quantities ofworms creD from l,r b"g 1h'y afterwards
cured hnr children of hnod5 ,.irr, ''nc If
shbars had bad and my "ta cured nan with 'wod
So. q, y%nr 1 w i,. Ifse ,,, " ~ & % hle 10
cured entirely then such m'='e n t"u's" h
a''a'ly good and ho"e' Tn va I @ @SY,% &nI[r ro.,m,
Inais",' ." INN, mn" ."r":i,, of ne ,,, 'te"a: ".
bT F' 's %a p@ :, a' ~ |' .u,
resf in my family and among thn," am rel t. s N d-
blood they vely bst remedy Ittse kHow aud
| can eonhaen,} rec 'an'nd t'e'n to ny NJ ~
wansAw WYOMING 60 = Y o,t = l.55
DfaR SlE / amusing yoGI triaii Ps d" laf pr s.lc".
and find them cxrell"tf pug ~ enN tue sie..
purity tho touu' aims of the ho
JOAN = MEAGHAM IN
Erysipslns, Scr OfGin, Rkin.'- VI. suCr Ia-
moiS. aud s+HI! lt"um
tFoB. iOFEa,dn9 Merchant " N L"n's Fen &, is3
DIR AWE Your Pills are IL, guu.f a. tho j. r'a
mrdi,uo They have cured INV hui hmghior Il uaeret
upon her hands and that had pt"'ed nrnrahs
years had long g,icvousiy afflicted viii
bloches ari pufi,s on her san in bel hair Attot
chd cured slc also uod ynur Pills and Ia have cured
her. A>A MbKGaIpGE.
Hhruma tisns. Neuralgia aud scout.
From tas Re- IN H1U6fs u he AeihOdFt iIr thO1
rUiA-tl ilorsf, SAVANNA All "a, Jut L tr}6.
HONoIIlp should h" ngratcu' "r the
AZ II has brought II did not r"'rt my t" You 4
COLI settled m, limb, aud brought ur
PAINS wlh GUIDED IN chronic rh"mhtst A"twll sa Ing
physicians The dis-ps, w,fsu
until Is tie advice yuur rxrrient ~ itutm"r r
Markertic, riel >rnr T. Is. Ihel# 'ne's SOW bu
snre By Icse'e IN the USE of them ana now one'y
we'll
Sf>Alf ca ,NHIH BiToA RorGf. la 3 Dec lf5j
II been 'u,irclv cured by ynur iils Of
Eh.unaic G"ua painful disease that had afi""h IN ir
wears hlNtENT SIlDI;l.t.
Eor Erop-y, Plethora or kind,rd Complaints
requunG active purge, they anrS"elicni remedy.
For a. 0>tiyrn.s> Cons. ipni.oD, Und - a Din.
pin, they agreeable an "frt ual
Fits, suppression. Pnraiysi-, Inflammation,
and even DE .tmc--. AMI Partial Rindncss, have
cured by Alternative action OF ihce f!..,
i" the PMS IN market Mrren,! Which although
valuable remedy il s&iiul hands dangerous in pl IL
pean,jers These contain mercary mia"raisub
4Nl1
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Erysipelns, &c, ofIin, R<im&'- s,tI, Iettcr Ta-
moss, aud s..II! !. .trum

From Il iorE0,dan3 Merchant ~ N f"n's fe6 Z. ieo
DIR aNrr Your Pills are tn g'u'f tla1 j. +r'at
in medicine They have INV ' lr9hier f uiarr.Hs
upon hrr hands aud that had proceed iururas
Her mother bad been long grcvpusy afflicted viii
blotchos an piufs her sAu bel hair Aitot
child cured, sc also tiled Your Pills and A have cured
her A~A T..
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(ITY MILLS GROUND TT. ASTsaf.-s ann
~ prepared to Ill orders for city gr"uud flas At i' rfi
durs prices orders thankfully received aud r"f hl.d
By \ : hei"
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surseons hohdom s
rreai,r par; Of whose life has been spent in III" hr
osruas of Londcu Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
oeted some astonishing cures that were ever
known many with In the head ana ears wh
a.lreu xrea bon alarmed al suoaeh So"hs
| sb,uIncss viii frequent >hing, attended some zines
Of, md rIlrl q immel ately.
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cHOES. AHOEs!. SsIOEs!!!-.8u~t opened
- At No l. large assortment # Ladies Miss aad thid
rens, aIIoES which w III be sol =. ceedpgv Ca and
supply yourselves carly. JOHN AohAhHMs',
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13
ViOli.. and Guitar strings.
Toys and Fancy Goods.

MUSICIANS, DEALERS, and others, who want
GOOD string, will do well to send US their orders
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13
Los ANGELEs.-The Los Angeles Vineyard

TIE MINES AT TRUoKEE RIVERA cores
pondent of the Bulletin, writing from Ne
yada, July Sth, about the newly discovered
mines at Washoe Valley and Truckee river
says:
1t appears that in this excitement there is
something substantial to back it. My inform
ant states there is plenty of gold and silver
that the few who have water to work are
making several hundred dollars per day
and that miner over there, in speaking of
his claim, said; "If Fl only had water, be-
lieve | could fill my sluice half full of ANAL
gam gold and silver
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13

INDIAN TRoUBLEs,-The Humboldt Times
of July 9th, has the following:
We learn from Mr. Clark, who came up
from Mattole this week. that the Indians at
Kush Kish, about IL miles below Mattole,
are becoming hostile. They fired show er
of arrows Mt Mr.. Cunningham, farmer in
Mattole, while passing through their country
and shot his horse A hunter was after.
wards attacked by an Indian in that vicinity.
The Indian made an effort to snatch his gun
from him, but did not succeed, and was killed
by the white man.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13

FAILURE OF CRoPs IN THE NoRTn-Tbs
Northern Californian says that the crops at
Scott Valley have failed this season in con-
sequence of the drought The Jacksonville
Sentinel says that in Rogue River Valley
the dry weather, the grasshoppers, the criek-
cts and locust' are proving destructive to the
crops. The Humboldt Times saws
But few good crops of either grain or
gross VIII be raised in this county this season
ticed fields of wheat, all headed ont not
over twelve inches high. In that vicinity
but few farmers will reap more than one half
the yield of last year, and we are informed
oy some of the most extensive farmers below
TINS place that their fields will not weld more
than one fourth the grain that was produced
dG ne same ground last year.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13

IHE WORST MEMORY YET REcopnrn Al..,.
the 5th of June, Mr. Midget. f,r,,,oo no0lt ~
the vicinity of the Golden Gate rancb !; i'
rected hired man to turn some worl ~,
out which they had been using. The man
who misapprehended the order, turned ~,
cattle into the stable, and closed the door
upon them. Time passed on, and few days
after, in the very worst of the extreme hot
spell which burnt up everything like vegeta-
ton out of doors, Mr.. NJ. having us9 for his
oxen, directed the same man to go and hunt
them up. The fellow, whose memory was
made of such stuff as gives value to pie.crust.
went all over the country, like Saul after the
lost asses of Kish, but found nary an OK. He
was a week on the hunt Meantime Mudcet
smelt something unusual about his premises
and concluded TO hunt up the cause of the
strange odor He found that it proceeded
from the stable so, opening the door, what
was his surprise to behold his two oxen
chained by the neck to the manger. living
dead and putrid. The man Friday had
put them there near two weeks before. and
forgot Ntat he had done ,ctH them DURING
the great heat that characterized the weather
tor the first three days after confinement
they were without food or water. They
must have perished in that time This is the
shortest and worst memory we have ever
heard ot-San andres Independent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13

A LATE number of the New York Times
contains the information that the interrup.
tion of the mail MA. Minatitlan and Ventosa,
growing out of the embarrassments of the
Louisiana Tehuantepec Company, is to be of
temporary character only. The New York
steamer W. II. Webb, had been chartered for
the purpose of carrying the mail of the 18th
instant, and would leave New Orleans for
Minutitlan on that date
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13

FOURTH DlsrRIcT CoURT-An important
case is now on trial at this court: the suit OF
James Gooch vs.. Cameron, Benjamin and
Whittier, claiming damages in the sum- OF
$4,000. The plaintiff fell through hatch
way in the store Of defendants, by which his
hip was SO seriously injured as to make him
lame for life. He was a co tenant, and had
to pass the trap,door on the way to his own
Office, and claims damages against defendants
for their negligence in leaving it open.-
TelenraN. MondaA
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13
Cldzens, Scan Navigation Comrany.

A GREEABLE to a provision Of The bylaws Of this
IN Company, notice is hereby given that the An
nual Meeting Of the Stockholders for the election OF
Trustees, viii he h,ld at the Company's Office, in
Cheesman 4 Co.'S building, in this city, on MON
IA Y, the 18th inst. The polls will be opened at x
O'Clock P. NJ, and closed at ~ o'clock 2. NJ AS a
majority Of all the stock is necessary to the transac-
ton Of business, general attendance is requested
Per order: HORACE BEACH, Seciy.
Express copy it3id
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13

FAIL-Early on Monday morning, e
man named r. Vance, while intoxicated,
walked out OF the second story window in
the Orc Hotel, Sacramento, and fell to the
ground, distance of some thirty feet. 1t is
feared that he received internal injuries suf-
feient to cause death.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13
TEEEGRAPHTC.
[OYER THE STATE LINE !

San Francisco News--SteambOat Acci-
dcHt--Court Matters==FsneraI of Mrs.
SAN Francisco, July 18th.
Tic steamer Antelope, on her way from
Sacramento last night, when near Benecia.
broke down and came to anchor. The Stock.
ton steamer took on board her passengers
and mails. and arrived at o'clock this morn
ing.
In the case of Edward L. Nasharner vs..
the Liverpool and London Fire Insurance
Company an action to recover $4,000 on
policy of insurance for damages by fire, a
verdict was rendered in the Twelfth District
Court yesterday in favor of plaintiff for $4,,
$50.
The body of the colored woman, Mrs. Lee,
murdered by her husband, was followed to
the grave to day by A carriages.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13
Another Fire in Forest City.

FoREsr CRY, July 18th.
A fire broke ont here at II o'clock, p. NJ,
on Monday, destroying the house of II. D.
Clark, who lost everything, having barely
time to escape. Nothing but the isolated
condition of the house saved Forest City.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13

SERIOUS. s.-Abram Keefer, the well known
resident of Brighton, while riding in his bug.
gy, about o'clock yesterday afternoon,
along the road, about half mile above
Salisbury Station, on the line of the railroad,
being attacked, sis supposed withapoplexy,
fell from the buggy, sustaining thereby a
fracture of the right arm, just below the
shoulder, and a severe laceration of the
right ear, the latter member being nearly
seyered-Sac Union. TuesdaM
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13

A FIRE occurred en- Sunday, in the boot
and shoe store of Strobridge q Collins, by
which goods to the amount of about $4,000
was destroyed. The Bee says: q. ,a.
From all the circumstances connected with
the affair it seems most probable that some
person was seereted in the store when Mr.
Collins left, who, after robbing the till o.
some $40 change, set fire to the store anC
decamped by the glass door, by means of
false key.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13

The Book OF REVELATIONS Tomorrow
evening, Mr.. John Cochrane will deliver in
San Francisco, the first of series of lectures
on the proper Interpretation of the Book of
Revelations. lie intends, says the Times to
establish some analogy between those re-
'markable prophecies and the present Euro
pean war
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13

GEN. DopeE, late Minister to Spain, had
an interview with the President and Secreta
ry of State, shortly after his arrival at Wash
ington. He spoke in glowing terms of the
Spanish people. In regard to the acquisition
of Cuba, he was not very sanguine.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-13

FiGnrrNe IN SAcRAMEgro.-On Monday. in
Sacramento, John Butler was struck upon
the head with heavy club or cane. Short
ly afterwards, fight took place between
Mcdonnell and J. J. Watson, resulting in the
discontinue of the former