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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

CAuour.-A petty thief known as Charley
Moore, who has been bumming around town
for some .ine past, was seen to quietly lift a
coat from a peg in front of Steihl d VEINS,
yesterday, and walk off with it. lie was oc
eosted ere long by policeman, and reques-
ted to take lodgings at the eity's expense in
the Station House. The coat was restored to
the owners Moore has been in the habit of
nipping apples at fruit stands and perform
ing such like small Jobs
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

THE Executive Committee of the Pacific
Railroad Convention are taking steps for the
organization of company to construct a
railroad from San Francisco to Stockton.
Subscription lists for the new company have
been sent to different points in the counties of
San MateO, Santa Clara, Alameda, Contra
Costa, San Joaquin, Sacramento, Yuba and
Butte. One hundred and twenty thousand
dollars will have to be subscribed of which
twelve thousand dollars must BIZ paid in, be-
fore the company can be organized
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

An Irishman named Thomas Denver, was
found Tuesday morning near the Bay Stute
Mills at Sacramento, in helpless condition.
He had been lying on the ground nearly the
whole night. and was chilled through. He
was removed to the station house, when he
died. The verdict of the Coroners jury was,
that he came to his death from exposure.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

Rrcu and apparently extensive diggings
have been discovered on small stream called
Calls creek, in the vicinity of Jacksonville,
Oregon.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

On Thursday, at the convent of the Sisters
ofMercy in San Francisco, four ladies received
the black veil. The Monitor says: The
names of the ladies who have taken the habit
and VOWS Of the Order Of Mercy are Miss
Bou'e--in religion, Sister Mary DeSales;
Miss King-Sister Mary Theresa Miss Won
Ahnen-SisteI Gertrude; /; and Miss MeCue--
Sister Genevieve.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

A CoLoRED MAN named John Jessee, left
Grass Valley, Nevada county, on the 18th
inst, on a hunting excursion. and has not
been heard from since. 1t is feared that he
has been murdered by the Indians.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

The New York Day Book says: "It is ru-
mored that a Douglas Democratic paper is to
be started in New York, with John Clancy
for editor" MIR. Clancy is the present coun-
ty clerk and editor of the Leader. He was
chairman of the committee on resolutions at
the late Democratic State Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30
MarysViIIe III. II. Society,

The regular monthly meeting OF this Society win be
held on SUNDAY, January LIST, at O'CLOCK p NJ, at
their room in the Ell Dorado Building, street. A
punctua attendance is desired, the election OF off,
will take place.
JOSEPH LASK Sec'v
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

MAN calling himself c. NJ. Huntington
vas arrested recently at Jefferson City, Mo,
charged with trying to entiee slaves to run
away from their masters, ana take trip
East by the under ground railroad.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

The Mint at San Francisco will be reopen.
ed on Tuesday, January Sd, for the receipt of
bullion and transaction of its regular busi-
ness.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30
Masonic Hall.

Members Of the fraternity Of r. and A. Masons are
requested to assemble at the Masonic Hall, at one
o'clockP NJ, this day, for the purpose Of attending
the funeral Of Bro. N. HuBER.
Friday, December 80, 1854
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

The Dispatch received by the steamer
Europe, announcing that the Chinese had re.
pudiated the American treaty. is ridiculed by
che Department Of State at Washington, as a
part of the systematic effort in England to
underate the triumph Of our diplomacy
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

A LARGE meeting was held at Philadelphia
Dec. ID, to offer prayers for John Brown.
Addresses were delivered by Lucretia Mott,
Mary Grew, and others
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

SAMUEL }. MAY, late associate editor of the
"Beo," died at his residence in Sacramento
Tuesday evening, of consumption. He was
born in Boston, Massachusetts, and was ooed
32 years.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

SUDDEN DEATH.-In Shasta, a few days
since, one Charles Smith, whilst in apparently
robust health, died almost instantaneouslv
from the bursting of his liver
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

A YOUNG man named James Dodge, was
severely injurned few days since, at North
San Juan, by the premature explosion of
blast. His left leg was broken just above
the knee.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

HENRY DETTMAN, native of Hanover,
committed suicide in San Francisco few
days since. He was partially insane.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

The decision of the Mayor of Pittsburg,
Penn, imposing fine of s25 upon John j..
Logan, for having his carriage driven on
Sunday, has been reversed by the Supreme
Court of that State. The Pittsburg Gazette
says the gist of the decision is, that the
Mayor didn't certify up the record in a man.
ner sufficiently specific, and that his decision
on the merits Of the case was wrong, and
therefore was reversed. This is about as
much as the public would desire to know.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

JAPAN PEARs-George Laws has great
curiosity in the shape of some pears from
Japan. They look like ordinary pears, but
taste like a potatoe He viii eut one Of
then to morrow and give every one who
fssls inclined a taste.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

IHE gold shipments from Melbourne up to
the 2Sth September, for the year. amounted
to &c, ,s7S,A6.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

THE HEsrERIAN FOR DECEMBER R.-Ihls eX-
cellent number Of the Hesperian has been
laid upon our table by Randall d Co. The
first page is illustrated with Likeness OF W.
D. NJ Howard. one Of the elder Pioneers
The magazine also contains sketch OF his
life. We have had time to read only one Of
the articles contributed to this number, to-
wit Lord Coke and Lord Bacon" j" by Delta
which we find highly interesting and we
think historically faithful.
The Hesperian still keeps up its beautiful
typographical appearance.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

IN st. Louis (Mo) on the 80 inst, an etfe
gy of old John Brown was found hanging in
front Of the court house.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

THE triul of Benjamin Turner, charged
with the murder of James Simpson in this
county, commenced on Tuesday, at Saera-
mento.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

The Washington correspondent Of the N.
Y. Times says President Buchanan is demand
ing of Senators the election of Brigadier
General Bowman as Senate Printer. AS
they arrive in the city, he sends for them,
and urges the necessity of sustaining the or
gan, and intimates his purpose of making
Bowmans election an Administration issue.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

LYDIA MIA CHILD is to write the life OF
John Brown, on behalf of his family.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30
DIED.

On the 2oth inst, in this city, NOAH HUHEH, in the
S9th year OF bis age
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

FRANcIs ?. BLAIR, of Missouri, and VIM.
A. Howard, of Michigan, are at Washington
to contest, respectively, the seats of Messrs.
Barrett and Cooper, from the St. Louis and
the Detroit Districts.
Tho seat of Daniel E. Sickles, Of New
York, will be contested by his competitor,
Amor J. Williamson.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

In the Australian Parliament, DR.. Lang
withdrew his notice of motion in favor of a
severance of the dependency of the Austra-
Ian colonies on Great Britain. His object,
he stated, was to ascertain if such a motion
could be ruled breach of his oath of allie
glance, which the Speaker decided was not.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

ADvIcEs from Australia state that Mr.. Gis.
borns plan for telegraphic communication
with Europe and Asia, has been approved of
by Capt Martindale, Chief Commissioner of
ernallmprOvements. He proposed con-
ditional guarantee of six per cent. to the line
in conjunction with the Home Government
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

JOHN A. WASHINGTON has presented to the
Mount Vernon Fund, the sum of S2,22s %,
being the proceeds of the Mount Vernon
steamboat trips for the past year.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30

ChOOh uLdDO- " Il M, LII },
CHANDELIERS, BRITANNIA
AND SILVER PLATED
GOODS, MIRRORS,
No. IO4 First Street, South Side,
Between street and the Plaza,
SIGN OF THE BIG WHITE PITCHER.
MAS just received a large invoice ofFANCY
~ o o s for the approaching HOLIDAYS,
consisting in part Of
Rich Bohemian and EtTusean Vases;
Wine, Water and Toilet Bottles;
Cologne Bottles;
Wine Sets;
Punch Bowls, Motto Cups and saucers;
Ladies Work Baskets, new and Beautiful article.
ALSO
Parian statuettes, with Shades to match:
Silver and Plated Tea and Coffee setts
Pitchers Goblets, Mugs, Castors, Trays, Ladies'.
Knives, Forks, Spoons, &C., &c, together with large
assortment Of elegant GILT MIRRORS, CLOCKS, &C..
and full assortment Of everything usually found in
a Crockery Store.
HIS. HOBLITZELL,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-30
S s II A HI L ,
NTeditternnenn Pens |!

ENDIBLE TIE YEAR ROUND IA small lot just
h received and for sale at the TREE AND SEED
depot 90 street, Dext door to the P. o., Marysyie.
dec29-tfis GEO. LAWS.
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ds apsrn4w

.~FSve Hundred Dollars Reward.-The
having received letters from several merchants
informing him that unprncplsd persons
Wy engaged In bottng and selling mixed and poisonous
qaer undsr MS trade mark Schedam Aromatic chnanns
Ply " IN bottles with labels wrappers and fac SMILES Of hs
Or close imitation thereof and believing that many
e anerent cities In the West are engaged in the
~ defiance Of the pers and penalties at.
cnes nerso and to put stop to the pratnx Of bIs yaa
mark ne now offers reward Of FIVE HUNDRED nor
sacn evidence as will lead the detection and
an y, person Or parties implicated in the crime
me reward will be paid any person that NAV have h. i,
hocenty employed In the manufacture Of such cor,,
asa wrapper labelsr printer engrayer or bo - 49,
upon their legal conviction Of the guilty employer And snch
are hereby cautioned against engaging Or
such criminal employment after the present notice Tb ~
also hereby informed that all for bottles or onl
gaved blocks or printers work used in the
Of sach counerfes, fslonious though thew ba H.
name q tho undersigned unless tho articles 20 ordered ~
delivered At bis principal depot q Beaver street, New York
And al persons thus engaged in aiding and aberg the
actHro or sale Of such commercials after the present notice will
. held amenahle 70 the law.
Al % b addressed me- to the care of
Learn. BUNNELL BAILfEFF. New Orleans
UD0LPHo WOLFE,
AZ 1pim p Beaver street. New York.
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vv'tner's Canaa.a,, I,sr,,.fuoe.

rms extraordinary medicine three distinct and invaIn.
~ plopenes simultaneously de,roys worms, inygorstss
wnch ntess the stomach and amenary canal
extipated BY the medicine, which, at the same time. bas
healing effect upon the rritated internal surface i. i, mar
sc. harmless and may be given the most delicate infant
can % more genial than it's effect on the general sys
tenn and has never been known fail practice Of twenty
years. duration. 'A'
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and l5l Chart.es st.,
Agents for the South andto whom all orders should
y addressed. f.- ,.s sur
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W.here to buy
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE,
At the Sewing Machine Depot,
2s CAMP STREET, New Orleans
where every kind of MACHINE is kept and customers
nor only nave their choice in variety does not suit
On 'ra Will be exchanged other furnished in
i's place. SO that no customer buy MACHINE which
proves on trial to be unsnted to their work.
sLOATs ELIPTIAL MACHINE
Stands first and foremost noisees in its operation and
universally acknowledged to be superior any MACHINE for
iani'y use tnst has ever been invented.
Ihese MACHINES resemble the WHEELER 4 WILSON
MAoHlNE. but sews oNE-THIRD FASTER, are more
simple and FIFTY PER CENT. CHEAPER.
WEEDS PATENT,
for PLANTATION use. Weeds Sewing Machine ia nm
Salsd-oeng SO simple that servant of ordinary capacv
can learn Its us 1t will do work ghtest or the hick
es1 AND hardest fabric, making the LOCK STITCH that can
DC and has the both sides of
he goods and acknowledged adapted to PLAN
iAfloN WORK Of any Machine invented.
remember that Is Camp the place purchase anv
kind OF SEWING MACHINE If you buy elsewhere It N
NUT BE EXCHANGED for another manufacture as no one
else in this city keeps variety their customers
Local agents wanted.
NJ. s. HEDRICK,
iei 1po' Depot, No. 2S Camp street,
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~ Weeds Patent Sewing Machine.-We
have been often asked which the best Sewing Macbir,
us and 70 satisfy ourselves have spent some time in
ming them ALL and give opinion our readers for their
benefit. ~ -
one Of the above named Machines and have
tried on every kind Of work required IN family and it gives
~ pes1 doing Its work rapidly neatly and
stronger than the usual hand work. II Is much hardr A
work done on this Machine than done in the ordinary
u neat and tasty being nicely nnie and to all ap
simple beyond the possibility getting out OF repair
ordinary use very strong and durable and we are well
assured one Of them wall years ct constant u
has already saved talors and bills enough In
our family to pay its cost and think 1t very pro6,ab
to say nothing Of its convenience the hours Of
needle work that 1t saves mother We most emphacal,v
this the best Sewing use and the
invention Of the day.
Messrs WHITNEY LYON. who are the propretors os
osss Machines have at 345 Broadway New York
fChicsgo Herald.
N. HEDRICK, Agent
= -fA1" 70 Camp street
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.a,.otAey Hor,Jd .acctdenr.

How often Is the community startled by such
In the daily press beloved child from or other
Gauss has become dreadally burnt scaded Parents th
very best article you use is
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Remember IT cures without leaving any scar Have hor
always on hand for sudden emergencies Full directions s
company each box The has always steel
label, signed Henry Daley, manufacturer,
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
Il aud ISL Chartres street,
sole agents for the Southern States and to whom all orders
should be addressed. a. ons,sW
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Rs.esc,.SaottO,,,sl.

We wonldsspsctfy call tho attention Of Physicians and
Families to Prescription department. Having secured the
services q Mr. eEo. MArrIHGLY vhqss SKIN and rela
by 10 this branch our business the best ruaran.
can give to patrons are nov prepared to attend "a NJ.
calls Of al who need anything in that line.
READ, HEDGES Il CO..
No. los Canal street,
- spss' Granite Buildngs
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Wfnes, Liquors, etc.,
NOS. 13 AND l5 ROYAL STREET,
supply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
and pins continually hand which equal the best that
comes TO this market Also other brands quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY SIERRA SHEER
RI, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old and
Fine PORT WINE. MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
of the vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906
aud other brands. WHISKY Irish
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER, piuts and quarts
Also on hand, my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
In the market which will be sold on as sr a.
other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
a. zpIy Nos. IL and Is Royal street.
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ss,sger's sesct,.g .11acl.i,,es.

MOST persons who are reasonably we'll rssssd viii find
Of their clothing also the shoes on their fee
ana the hats on their heads that most II not all The sewing
mo worsio SINGERS SEWING MACHINES and ii nov
universally known that Singers Machines the most ap
proved and beautiful CHI and with the greatest regularity
both sides Of the fabric Of all Sewing Machines ever invented
ana after isof many they have proved be the o
and least liable get of ORDER These Machines
peen extensively used four Ave in this State
certificates Of their universal have been published
not been found to send the machines the CITY
have them repaired and cleaned has case too fire.
quenty with most her Sewing Machines.
Singers Sewing Machines BEEN in many instances
ey in the charge Of several years. they
be put out Of repair without violent abuse. Sd
has generally been the practice of competitors in the trade
Of other Sewing Machines that though Singers
chimes superior for manufacturing purposes they are not
a1ped line sewng but such is not the case
NO. 50 CAMP STREET,
can have opportunity of testing the capacity OF Singers
FAMILY. AND PLANTATION SEWING MACHINE,
combined for fine sewsg by seeing the fabrics sewed
that be excelled the undersigned cha
enges the world to produce Sewing Machine that maa
more beautiful and delicate stitch fabrics than Singers
Family and Plantation Sewing Machine combined which will
sew with equal facility Weather trace
Recent and improvements have been applied to SING
ERs MACHINES ~ the undersigned adapting the large Ma
chimes to the finest sewing and Machine warranted to
the finest fabrics beautifully The undersigned has also re-
Gently greatly improved the stands for Singers Machines both
Tor utility and beauty and they up better style
in this city than in other place in United States
Great efforts have been recently made to umbue the COM
muny with regard to Sewing Machine Premiums but the
evidence person wants who is about to purchaser
Il SEWING MACHINE, Tf
the proof that Of kind that has been thoroughly triad
under the circumstances that he It, and that
has given universal atisacon This evidence has been ex
tensiyely published with regard 10
SINGERS Sc WING MAcHINks,
and other Sewing Machine Agen produce any such evil
dence of general would doubtless be more to their
than to publish the decision Of packed committees
The First Premium
Was awarded to SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. at the
exposition Universal in Paris the American Institute in New
and at of the leading Mechanical Fairs United
States Also at the late Fair Memphis Tenn and for
acturng purposes at the last State Fair in York SYRIA
'useyet all this is not considered any evidence of the
Iuperioriy Of =
SINGERS MACHINES, /
has proved that can be placed on thu
lecision Of Committee of Examiners.
WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
teo zpIusadHW 80 Camp street.
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~ a new Sewing Machine, superior to all
has been Invented and Is ready be introduced to
the public by the Grover Sewing Machine COMPANY
mas been examined by competent Judges pronounced
% superior to anything invented fact is the won
der and admiration Nothing can be more simple
and child eight years Of work with ease 1t sews
tnan any other machne and is bound supersede all
Others There s Of the trouble Of keep Il In working
order that there in machines Of other makers It does not
the operator to have several pages of printed struc
tons In order to work IT. is the the Wheeler Will
son machine There no leather pad which very trouble
some q In the Wheeler Wilson machine II does not reoue
me thread al to be rewound into complicated little spooer as
required by the soA and Wheeler Wilson machines ma
sews from the original just purchased from Tho
The reputation Of the machines formerly made bv The
Grover Baker Company. weknown all over the world
o. the first families in New Orleans throughout
bear testimony to qualities the Grover
Baker mschnrs
IN order to place these useful machines into every family the
have introduced perfect machine suitable for
family sewing, at the low price of Fifty Dollars.
All the leading patterns of the Grover Baker acbnes
can % at the Southern depot Company No.
Camp street. where purchasers will receive all required inform
ation. go o...m
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DIR. D0Cts'
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR

We head this article for the purpose attracting The a,teu
lion OF people to sure and effective pre- ang in
huenE which, following in the wake the yellow fever
prosrates whole families We speak Of this inyauab.
cine by having used in famyhence we herald II
our friends and the public is the thng thy 1t
did, and the influenza will no longer trouble you.
Dr. DAVIS has done we'll for the community and shall al.
cherish his name as We have proed Syrup Of
Wild Cherry and Tar.n
FIR sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT d CO.,
Nos. 81 and ISL Ghartres street.
BE- addressed 81 $500
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ousE WANTED. y house situated in the First or
0st suitable fc small family, Is advsrised for a.
ae
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esThe Great English Remedy.-Sir James
sCELHBaArED FEMALE Pills Prepared from pre-
scrpon Of Sir j. Clarke N d. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen.
Ins well known medicine Is imposition but safe
remedy for Female pcnlcs Distractions from spy
whatever and although powerful remedy they contain
nothing hurtfnl 10 the constitution.
70 Married Ladies' II is peculiarly suited It WILL in short
time. bring on the monthly period With regularity.
These Pills hare been known to fall where the drec
tons on the Of the pamphlet we'll observed
For TN particulars get pamphlet Free Of the agent
~ B$l and postage stamps enclosed any authorized
OF mail. =
General Agent for the United States NOSES Rochester
NY J.wRIGHT CO.. New Orleans Wholesale AGENTS and
sod BY all respectable Druggists fes 2pIyAW
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the artificial lightning that flashes
Atlantic Cable bears resemblance to the light
ming Of heaven, than CRIsTADoROs HAIR DYE bears to
the natural colorng matter Of black and Quick
. Hash darkens the grey red sandy hbrs Of the
nesd the lips and the chin to ebony hue, while lends
healthy uster to them contains causc and ten minutes
once In six or eight weeks all The time required for it's sppl
cation.
Sold everywhere. and applied by all Hair Dres.ers
feS 2p1mkW CRISTADORO. No. Aston Housa N y
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r. r. Murray, .a0e,af.

Dealer in
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER, BOTTLES. CORES Ann
CIDER VINEGAR.
from 10 and 81 Bienville street to % and 2.
roMHoUsE STREET. - Anu a ooe
shortest notice. BY wholesale and retail ys an,.
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e. n. n. y Members of the order are referred
q q noetoe n ntahmin Ledge, No l, of meeting at
hall cvsr ~ Catrollton Railroad depot, which
I tekes Plkce Tn sweating. sc AZ y