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TEMPERANCE LECTURE AT MRLoDEoS HALL.
A temperance' lecture will be delivered this
evening at the Melodcon Hall, BY Mr.. s. M.
Hewitt. Mr.. II. has attained considerable
reputation as an apostle of temperance, aud
will doubtless both instruct aud amuse his au.
dience.
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AUCTION SALES

A TION SAL E--BY @. BRA.
"A SHEARS q CO., Sales-rooms Nos. 81 and SO
Main. street: Groceries &C., at Auction.-we will
o'clock, general assot tnent Of Groceries, &C. con.
sisng Of $50 kegs Nails, so do. soda, 500 bundles
O. N. aud d. q Paper, 90 dozen Washboards 100 do
Buckets, 81 boxes Candles, 80 do. German Soap, rs
do. Palm Soap, 20 do Fancy Soap, 80 brls Smoking
Tobacco rs coils Manila Cordrge lO0 boxes Virginia
Tobacco. 'f -H '7''7
:, ALSO Rope, Indigo, Nutmegs, Ground Spices,
Glassware, Tubs, Twne. &c.
de2 G. BRASHEARS& 90. Auctioneers
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TRAVEL ON WooD. .sTREEr.--Now that some in
terest is felt in regard to the amount of travel
through the Western part OF the city, some
persons, yesterday, in an attempt to crafty
their curiosity, which Emerson says is the
only way by which great deeds are accom-
plished, made the discovery that during the
eleven hours from 81S A. NJ. to 5]S P. M.
1885 horses, and LILO vehicles passed UP and
down Wood-street, between Fourth and Fifth.
They were classed as follows:
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IS DeMAND.-The rainy weather yesterday
caused the water proof boots, made by J. H.
Deters, to DO in great demand. Peraons are
determined to have dry feet, feeling hat per-
feet health demands it. Leave your orders at
No. SO West Fourth street,
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BIvAIvEs.-For fresh Baltimore oysters 90
to Robert Orr, No. IL West Fifth. street.
Those OF our citizens who have tried them
pronounce them excellent Do not forget this,
and when in want of oysters 20 to Orr's.
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From the above exhibit it will be seen that
Wesley M. Cameron was nominated upon the
third, and William T. Forest upon the fourth
ballot, and after they had been declared duly
elected, tho Convention adjourned.
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ASSESSING ORDINANCES. Ordinances assess.
Ing special tax on the real estate on Plum.
street, from Fifth to Sixth, and Elm from
Seventh to Eighth-streets, for paving, were
passed Wednesday night.
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FOR RENT.

EIYOR RENT-One good UNFURNIsHED
H FRONT ROOM, with gns and closet, at No. 70
George.streot, corner OF Plum. de2b'
EOR RENT-RO0MS-S for rail.
- road, law or insurance offices, on second and
third floors, IN fonr.story building opposite the
Press ONCE The building husboen newly re-painted
Press Otnce. nOl9
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THE PRES S,
OFT Y N E w S

WASrED.--A small boy, ten or twelve years
OF age, to "Ay sheets" for press. Apply at
this office, to day, between the hours Of l and
P. N.
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Monetary and Commercial.

The rate Of Eastern Rxchange, as had been antici-
pated' was advanced yesterday to Il buying and "
prem selling, by all the bankers; and though the
market was steady throughout the day. there was no
Imposition manifested to purchase more than was
required for immediate wants
During the packing season Exchange rules low
aud atany time when bills freely offp red and Gu
rency quite close, the rate may still tumble down
General business In Ihirdstreet was aeo led ty tho
l9arter, where moAey, however, was reported close
without pr, ,ssure.
No change. of consequences occurred and the COM
ing new for the present.
Holders Of Flour We're firm yesterday, but the In .
clement weather and the New York new inteIfurtd
win transactions. and few were made. WLiaky was
active and &c higher. Hogs were quiet, effe.ted
-oinewhat by the weather, and prices slightly en.
sler, but holders would make no concession f couse.
iience The sales reached 2,75g head. Provisions
"ere heavy aud dropping Prime red Wheat advanced
g per bushei Other kinds Of grain we're steady but
unchanged t4HI -
The Imports and Exports of various articles for the
twenty four hours ending yesterday noon were:
1MPoRTs-Flour, 23l6 brls; Whisky, l27i brls
Corn, 1892 bushels; Wheat 1924 bushels Oats 3yt
bushels; Barley $40 buShels Hogs, 1910 head Sugar
"a hhds.; Mossses 1885 Crls.; Coffee i756 bags;
Apples, 574 brls; Butter, 2i9 kegs; Cheese l.iOs
Bacon, 1876 lbs.
EXPORTS = Flour, 529 brls. Whisky, Sc, brls
Wheat, 2.426 bush Barley, 55i bush; Sugar "a
hhds.; Molasses, 65 brls Coffee, 55g bags; Apples
- Irs.; Butter, 10 kegs; Cheese, 1854 boxes salt
We annex comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive Of specie) from New York TO foreign ports
for the past week and since Januaryl:
tEr 1887. 1858. 1850.
For the wesk....;-.;.. sl,2ss,sss $zs,sa slas,ssl
Previously reported. 65O5osl0 H,00i 290 5023l,92
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POLICE CouRr.-Judge Lowe disposed Of
twenty I'VE cases yesterday morning, none of
which We're of sufficient Importance to entitle
them place in our columns.
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OGDEN SEE.-Ths,e well-known mer-
cnant tailors, at No. 80 West Fourth street,
are IN receipt of a superb stock of business and
overcoats. Sec advertisement.
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AMOUNT OF FINES CoLLRcrED AT THE POLICE
CouRr.-The following, taken from the books
in the office Of the Police Court show
the amount Of fines and costs collected at that
institution during the past month,
otate 80 "a
22O so
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The ADAMS ExPnEss.-We are daily placed
under obligations to the Adams Express Com
Pany for files of Eastern papers In advance of
the mail. Such favors are appreciated.
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BOARDING.

D0ARDING-A gentleman and bis wife,
- or two single gentlemen, Oh n be accommodated
with pleasant furnished room and board, at No 10
GeOrge.street. delbF
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LOST.

a ,OST-CANE-0n Monday afternoon, 2lst,
A1 on park-atreet, silver.mounted Cane, en-
graved VIM: Graham-a relic of the First PIesby-
tsrian Church, pittsburg." Any one finding the
same, and returning 1t tJ the Commercial Office, will
receive the thanfs of the owner. debs
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Law REPORT.


Production OF TELEGRAPH MESSAGES IN
COURT During the progress of submitted to
Judge Storer-k Holden Co. VS.. tic adams Ex
counsel to require the produitioH OF telegraph dis
patch seut by Of the parties from Cincinnati to
st Louis.
A subpoena, followed by a rule to show their cause,
Issued for MIR. C Davenport, agent of the nion
Telegraph Company, ana on his gentleman, in obe-
persona aud by his COUNSEL, X. III. Corwine, be re-.
fused to deliver up the original message, except On
the request of the party who left 1t.
Judge siorer heli that no individual corporation
was not protected BY any rule of law In Withholding
written or other communication when called for ih
Court Of Justcs tn is the IN tias
and gr'nd juries-the only exception being where n
dying man made disclosure TO priest where the
latter should receive such In the course of his re.
gons duties The paper wa, then ordered to be placed
on file 10y the Court
Mr.. Corv Inc said that MIR. D.veuport, in view of
the nieXible rule Of the Company, declined to sur
The Court then in,imated that the Sheriff would
have to take charge of Mr. Davenport
This extreme course, however, was rendered un-
Necessary by the party Interested in the cormunica
tion co senliug that 1t should 5e produced. ...
The message was then handed in.
COMMON PLEAS.
CRIMINAL SIDE The following Jurors we're
sworn in the case Of the State against James Burns
for murder In the frst degree: Thomas Dungtu,
osr,Do ~ mToTHnshp oSsr Massey d.; RSp iy
J. P, Badgeley' M'llcresk Tswn.Gip; G. W. Roller
r I. NcComas, CITY; rhos Paul do.
The witnesses produced GA the former trial we're
then called I
PROBATE COURT.
THE Ohio LIFE ASSURANCES AND TRusr Com
PANY ASSETS. In response to citation from this
Uou,t, j. 2, Kilbraits, Trustee, red an answer and
axh bits The Court made an order that he should
give bond within ten days n tho sum of Sl0 900; aud
that he should within thirty days file iu the Court an
inventory in detail of all the property AMI assets OF
said company which have come 10 his possession, to-.
grther with schedule Of tho creditors whose claims
have been allowed .ilso, that he file account OF
the property and effects that into the sses.
sion Of Ste son and others former Trustees giving
the amount and Of The parties that had selt
psuditure, from the commencement Of the original
trust.
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WANTED.

=, mm&0AMTs," "F0R SALE" "TO LETT" "LOsT,"
ar 1sss ~ &C., IN this column occupying Ave lines
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CINCINNATI MARKET-DrcEmpEn

FLOUR-The bad weather to-day operated rather
unfayorabie on the market. and but little done.
though holders were tirn, but the advices from New
York made buyers pause. The only sale we hea d of
Vas 500 brls. extra at IS IS. .r.. .
WHISKY good demand and prices Nc. higher:
es df l6n0 brls at 22c including that from wagon
HuGS-The market was quiet to-day, and prices a
shade easier but holders we're firm, and generally,
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MUSICAL.

THRIsTMAS is NG.-REMEMBER
~ that LiRhte & Bradburys and aC Be-,
A. ii. Gale Il Co. of New York, and
VIM. Knabe & Co. Of Baltimore, zxsussp y rs
Pianos, can be found only at72 West \ q ~
FOurth-street. am offering great
Inducements for cash. or will rent and let the rent
pay for the Piano, at ~ West FouIt street.
G. NJ. MUROH. wv
The largest stock Of Melodeonsin the city. no3O
NHRISTMASl ! CHRISrMASl! CHRIST
~ MASl - Remember that -ag
HaZleton Brothers, Raven, Bacon q E6I.z.E..Ys..;W
Co., Hallet Davis & Co and Peters, q Sl.v
Origgs Il Co.'s Pianos cannot be 9H ~
found IN Cincinnati except at No. GO
West Fonr h-streer will sell for cash, as low rs
any one east or west, or will rent and let the rent
pay for the Piano, at G6 West Fourth street.
j. CHURCH, Jr.,
no3O Depot for Meloieons and Harmoniams.
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METEoaoLoelcIL OBsERvArroSs.-For the
Penny p eSs, by Henry Ware, Optcian, No.
West Fourth-street, December l.
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STAR AND THISTLE,

Sixth-st., bet. Walnut and Vine.
MEssRs. CRAWFORD & MCKENZIE
1vA have the honor to inform their frienda and the
public generally that they have fitted up, at great
expense, In tho most elegant manner, the above
being entirely new and the first of the kind ever
attern pied West Of tho Mountains. win open on
SATURDAY, Dec 3 Musical soirees every Tues
day. Thursday and Saiu day evenings. Chair taken
by Mr.. Crawford al so'clocG precisely. nc2s
DRE6ERVES,J JELLIES, FRESH FRUITS
IL AND VEGETABLES, JOHN BATES has
now on hand full assortment Of Presereyes Jellies,
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, English Pickles and
sauces and other foreign decacies Also, fine Wines,
Brandies, Irish and Scotch hisky, Jamaica Rum,
Sc Also Havana cigars SsTIs
nol National Theates liins, Sycsmore.st.
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AtHRISTMAS | CHRISTMASi! CHRIST

&EA WORTH OF PIANO MUSIC FOR
#OV 81 so. MH,
THE HOME CIRCLE, XEas
A collection Of Marches. Waltzes, rokas,
&c. A Superb Volume Of Popular MuSlc. Arranged
for the Pianoforte. Price $780, In cloth$2 Copies
sent by mail. Published by j. Oh URCH, JB.,
nolStf 66 West Fourth. street.
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NNANTED-AF FURNISHED LODGING
w ROOM For a single gentleman. Aodre ress,
stating price inc ddng care OF room) and location
Postohice Box 2,472 de2b"
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ARRESTS By THE CRY POLICE DURING THE
PAST MoSTH.-Ths following is a classification
OF tho arrests made by the City Police duripp
the month of November, 1859:
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"ANTED--In q Carriage shop in Ten
w nessee, o Blacksmith Wagon.maker, Job.
ber, Carver, Painter and Platter, Blacksmith Helper
and Finisher. Apply Immediately 10 HUNTER,
EDMESTON Z 90, 1853 Main.street. de2b+
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Mondays Crescent saws of the statement.

The increase In Exchange is much less than II
ought TO be- The return ought to have exhibited an
Gle reserves show 1870 against $,a2l 34 samo
time last year The deposit line shows an Increase
Of only S3S2,Sll Same week last year the incr use
was one million four hundred and eleven thousand
dollars Not very fattering comparison, and show.
ing conclusively that more money has been dis.
bursed spent ont Of the State by travelling aud other
ways than many people have an idea Of . rt.
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-SHOEMAKERS--O Ladies'
w and Misses Peggsd Shoes. No. 2sO Walnut.
street, up stairs. de2b|
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NNANTED-A SITUATION-In whole.
w sale store, by q young man of good business
habits. Best reference given. Address II. NJ STE
PHI hNSON, Postofice de2b*
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NNANTED--SITUATI0N-By q respect
w able colored man and wife, In q boarding.
hopse-ma to attend In diuing.room. the woman 10
cook. Good references given. Address VIRGINIA,
this office. de2bs
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NNANTED-TO PURCHASE-A FAM
Wv lily HORSE, at East End Livery Stable,
Sycamore street, between Third and Fourth. de2bS
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NXTANTED-AGENT and other active
w young men to sell one OF the best articles
ever offered to the public. Agents are making IS
per cay Call at 1928 Walnut.street, Room |. de2bs
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WANTED "A sITUATIoN-By a young
Wv woman, to do plain sewing, or as Chamber
maid References given. Address MARY, at this
nftna dalhy
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WANTED-A young man, aged twenty
w ty.fge, wishes situation as OLERK, either
III store law office or on a steamboat Would
make himself generally useful. No objection to 20
South Room No. 81, Dennison HOnse. de2bf
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Since January lS66 9,SOs S55,7losiO $50, $50 sa
Wednesdays New York Herald observes concerning

Wednesdays New York Herald observes concerning
Tuesday:
'rhe Money market does not work as easily to-day
though We con not quote an advance In rates. Call
loans are readily had at 596, 5k being perhaps the
average figure, As for paper, frsclass short accepts
tnces continue to go at per cent longer paper,
very prime, with two names, 6t(d7Ia The ma ket
rate for good four and six months paper is however
lS, and tho business done is otener at The latter
than the former figure 1t is presumed that tho
banks pursuing more sensible course, and ceas.
ing to expand.
The foreign bankers doing little or nothing In
foreign bills; their asking rates still ITO for Stsr
ling, g. l3h for francs, but the small demand which
exists 10 supplied at lG9A@l091, and .. t6Q03 l84.
There are some very good mercantile bills In ths
market which can not be sold above l09A The lead.
tg drawers are free buyers OF cotton bills at tho
South, notwithstanding the price,"
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WANTED BOARDING. For one or two
Wv young men, Ia house where there are few
or no boarjers Terms to be moderate and location
within fifteen minutes walk Of The Postoffice. Ad-
dress immediately stating terms, &C, u W. D., Box
2,3l3, Postof1ce. delbs
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

UTAH ExrREss-Eahgtcn advertises his
weekly express to 'tte settlements in Utah.
This enterprise was started last fall ana has
been continued ever Since, though SOME of
our contemporaries appear 20 think it new
thing. Mr.. Langton deserves well of Cali
'fornia mountainecrs aud tlte people on the
eastern slope. Wewould like 70 see him in
charge of the Central Overland Mail. His
energy and experience are needed to make
the Central route a success
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

BRusEL, the designer of the Great Eastern,
is dead.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

FoREsF UETT-We are asststed that the
diggings lit this place are paying well. Par
ties are Wishing taillngs in the creek Which
runs through TORN, .ata making good wages
The same channel is fEus CLEANED up every
year. Many companies, Of which the Live
Yankee, Oregon and Uncle Sam are famous
specimens, iape Drifting into blue dirt and
getting bigltay The Uncle Saith is divided
into sixty shares, which '.rre held at 81 900
each. =
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u Il I 1T Il !.
Art Amid the e Sierras.
IsaEaluG>I{ I{9G3 q cpcsIYa

TuyIIE subscriber takes this method of informing the
IL citizens of California that he has reftted his
rooms, ands prepared to take all kinds Pictures
known to the Ueliograpfiic Art, unsurpassed in the
world; that he has made special for per-
coming from distant parts of the State and would
say to al such that provided perfect satisfaction not
given, he will not only not charge for work, but will
pay them for their time and trouble in calling.
Those arrangements have been made in view of the
fact that the country is focked with uuskfu opera
tors whose work is not only wanting in chemical effect
and everything that constitutes good picture BIT
owing to the improper of the chemicals employed,
they are rendered tcrtshable and worthless.
To avoid the hpositions practiced, the citizens of
this and the adjoining c6tnties and travellers,
most respectfully invited to call upon him at his rooms
i'll Grass Valley, where he win be fonnd ready at all
times and in all kinds of weather. to take pictures in
the best style by all the various processes known,
some of which are as follows:
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

D9-The best purifier of the blood-Halfs
Sarsaparilla, yellow Dock and lodide of
Potass.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

Julius Levy, Hebrew, was fined $50 dol
liars, by Judge Hagar, at the Bay, for con-
tempt, in refusing to serve as juror on
Atonement Day. This was decidedly arbi-
rrary.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

Work on the Marysville and San Francisco
Railroad has been temporarily suspended,
according to the Democrat. The sub-con-
'trac:or could not fully pay his employees.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

EAST INDIA CorroN.-The shipments of
cotton from Bombay to Great Britain, from
lst of January TO lst Of July, were 100000
bales, against 10000 bales last year, being
the largest amount ever known, save in
1857, when they reached about 374 600.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22
The Avdra,llie 9ress.
THE COUNTY.

ROAD TALK-The Nevada Journal and
Grass Valley National contain able arguments
in favor of building a road to tie Washoe
diggings, connecting with highways already
in existence in the county. The Journal
says: "Let US petition the Legislature to
allow the county to levy tax of small
per centage on the dollar, on the property of
the citizens whose wealth will be increased
by the construction of the road, to begin and
complete the enterprise. The expense is
trifling, while the benefits must be great"
Both papers indicate the route by Eureka
South as the proper one, and estimate the
DISTRICT CoURT.-October term began on
Tuesday. The trial of VIM. B. Oague for
the killing of Moore was cailed'on, and con-
cluded Wednesday evening. The jury could
not agree upon verdict, and were discharg-
cd.
NEVADA MANUFAcTUREs.-The Journal be-
gins a series of interesting articles on this
subject. The Nevada FIGURING Mill has made
since July about one hundred barrels of
flour in twenty-four hours. 1t has ground
of the new crop of wheat full 1000 tons,
since it began to arrive in market. The
owners find ready sale for all the flour they
can manufacture, and their specimens at the
State Fair took the first premium. Three
lager beer breweries make 80, 900 gallons of
the Teutonic beverage per annum. consum-
ing 204 tons of barley and 81 tons of hops,
at cost of $l5,6oO, and realizing from sales
the gross sum of S4s,Ooo.
GoSE.-Capt. Shoemaker, ex-editor of the
Grass Valley National, and ex-County Clerk
has'departed with his family on visit to tire
'old folks at home" Joy go with them.
UP THE RIDGE.-Great activity prevails
ON the Weaver Ditch. The cheering pros
pect of inc oming water has inrigorated ey-
cry branch of business, and given an in
creased market value to claims.
Langton's Express office at Cherokee is
now in charge of Mr.. Frankenheimer.
AT Magnolia, Henry Arnold has nearly
completed handsome and COmmOdiouS ho-
tel. Stores and shops are established, and
"a townihas been laid out. The site is an
excellent one for the purpose-on well
timbered and %atared ridge, surrounded by
good diggings, and commanding wide view
of the grandest mountain scenery.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

The Standard says Gov. Weller adiu I'LL the
Senatorial vacancy occasioned by the death
of Mr.. Brodcrick. The pressure Of hungry
politicians was too heavy upon him.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Cation to the Public.

Since the Introduction of my Schedam Aromatic
Schnapps into the United States. number of LIQUOR
Mixers IN New icrk, Boston, Philadelphia aud San
Francisco, have heen engaged in putting mn mixed and
poisonous Gin ill cases apd jugs. be pamed off upon
the unwary for my genuine Schnapps. At first, they
boldly eounterieifei my name, but stopped that
by causing several Of them to be arrested They now
contine themselves to closely hstathg the appearance
and shape of my bottles, and The peculiar wrapper
which have always used viz YELLOW PAPER
PRINTED CAPS
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

PREACHING.-Rev J. B. Fish will preach
ms usual in the Methodist church tomorrow
morning.
In theevening, Rev. Mr.. Seymour will de-
fiver the second lecture Of his course on the
evidences or Christianity.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

Schamyl, the noted and brave Circassian
chief, who so long defed the power of the
Gar, has 6naily been made prisoner by the
Russian army and semitic st. Petersburg
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

The number of letters taken by the over
land mail which left San Francisco on Mem
day was 5000; all for the States except
31S.
The hydraulic press., 1859-10-22

REMovAL.-Esquire Farquhar has removed
his Office to the upper story of the Washing
ton Restaurant building, on Main street.