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Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
jan25 I'm
The greut popularity OF Hos.e..vr--

The grent popularity OF HOste..er,s
Stomach Btters, prepared by the eminent physician,
DR.. J. Hostetter, is unbounlei. Daily does he re-
ceive the voluntary testimonials Of the afflicted who
have been cured of ng-standing diseases through
the Of the "Bitters," and daily the sale of this
medicine Is Increasing, and extending its sphere of
usefulness among suffering humanity. For removing
all morbid matter from the stomach, regulating the
bowels, strengthening the entire body, and nparting
vigor and tone to tie entire human system, It cannot
be equalled We would recommend all to Immediate
ly procure bottle of the Bters, and their ailmonts
will vanish like snow before a scorchng sun
CAUTION.-The genuine are put up in full quart
bottles, with the name ''Dr. J. Hostetters Stomach
Bltters" blown on the glass and also stamped on tne
cap covering the cork, with the autograph Of "Hos-
letter Smith" on the label. We give this caution,
in order that persons may not be deceived by any Of
the numerous counterfeits and mitatigns now in mar
ket.
Sold by all respectable Druggists, Liquor and Gro
Gerry Dealers everywhere.
K. WIDEMANN, Agent,
DEALER in Wines and Liquors, corner Of Third and
streets, Marysvle.
PARK 4 WHITE, Agents,
1872 Washington street,
jan20- I'm San F-,nris~n.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

FoN SAN QUENrIS.-The Cinnamon named
Au Kun, who was brought to the Station
House on Sunday, from Yreka, on a commit
ment of one years imprisonment in the State
Prison, for assault with intent to kill, left yes
terday en- route to San Quentin, in charge of
Deputy Sheriff Cabaniss, of Siskiyou.-Sdc
Union
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

LUNAcy.-David W. Re berts, of this city
and W. A. Lukens, of Ell Dorado county,
left for the Insane Asylum at Stockton, yes
terday. in charge of Constable Van Eaton, Of
FL Dorado. In view of the present peculiar
condition of the finances ofthe county. none
Of our officers could be hired to escort Rob-
erts to the Asylum Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
Marriages and Deaths.

Some interesting facts are furnished by the
State Registrar in his annual report He
says:
Beyond occasional strongly marked dis
crepancies in the ages of the parties-such as
the wedding of Fifty to Fifteen, or "a union
of Winter and Spring"-the Registration of
Marriages presents no anomaly. with the sin.
gle exception Of union of the Mongolian and
Caucasian types of mankind, in the marriage
Of a male representative of the TeutOnic to a
female of the Asiatic--a German in South
ern county having been joined in wedlock to
. China woman. What the result of this
union will be, leave to abler ethnologists
and savans than myself to determine.
Although such cases are not rare-the ma
tive California patriarchs living great age,
and eventually dying from the clogging and
wearing out Of natures machinery-yet but
one case Of Death from Old Age it will he
seen. is reported that of Mons Louis Lauri.
at. well known to the people of this Union as
among the first, if not the first. Aeronaut that
ascended in balloon in the United States
This truly scientific old man. whose venera-
ble form was familiar to the citizens of Sac
rimento, perambulatng the streets, went off
in August last, at the advanced age of ninety
two years
1t will be seen. from the foregoing list. that
the most numerous among the Causes Of
Death is Consumption" The greater mum
Der of the deaths recorded among the Chinese
are attributable to this disease. This is, per
haps, owing somewhat to the difference in
climate, but more attributable to this race
living. in many cases. in damp, ill ventilated,
and, in great number ofinstances in under
ground tenements. Several deaths from Con.
sumption among the California Indians,
adopted into families and inducted into the
customs of civilization, are among those re-
ported.
Deaths from accident, owing to the nature
of the employments of our people. in hazard
GUS mining and other operations, are perhaps
more numerous than in any other cou try
and those from violence are perhaps no less
SO. In one of the most populous mountain
counties of the State the number of Deaths
registered since the passage of this law is
forty two and of this number twenty are set
down to accident and vinlancan -
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
SACRAMENTO DRUGGISTS.
R. III. MCDONALD & CO.,
LMPoRTENG
H DRUGGISTS,
IL. II. MCDONALD g. CO.,

We respectfully invite all dealing in line to call
and examine our large and well selected stock Of
Drugs and Medicines, Druggists Glassware,
Oils and Paints, Retorts and Crucibles,
Lard and Sperm Oils, Corks ami Acids,
Camphene and Linseed oil Surgical instruments,
Fresh Herbs, Dental do.
Perfumery, Patent Medicines,
Assaying Materials, Soda Material,
Brewers Material,
With complete assortment Of almost every article
kept in large Wholesale Drug Store all OF which We
offer low, II not lower, than they be bought
elsewhere in this State.
RH McDONALD& &CO,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
CERTIFICATE OF JOHN WILLIAMSON.

l, John williamson Attorney at Law, Huntingdon,
Pa, do certify that Prof. De Grath's Electro Oil is
infallible for rheumatic pains My wife, who for
time past has been greatly afflicted and unable to
walk has been restored by the application Of this Oil
almost instantaneousy, and can cheerfully recon-
mend IL to others. JOHN WILLIAMSON.
Can be had at the principal Drug Stores and for
sale by RICE, COFFIN & CO., Agents,
II and 30 ID street, Marysviile
PARK WHITE,
Agents for the Pacific Coast,
132 Washington street, opposite the Market,
jan25-lm San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
MARBLE.
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvINE 81 BRO,
X Street, Corner Sirth. Sacramento, Cal.
MARBLE MANTELs AND CRATES, M0NU
INl ments, Tomb and Grave Stones, Table and Coun
ter Tops, Tile Granite and Freestone Sils and Lin
tells, &C. &C., constantly on hand and made to order
reasonable terms. All kinds of Ornamental Worl
lone with dispatch. jy22-6m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
PATENT MEDICINES.

R. II. MCDONALD d Co.. Wholesale Druggists,
139 J Street, Sacramento.
Agents for all the principal PATENT MEDICINES in
the United States. Il. II MCDONALD 4 CO.,
139 J street, Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
Sperial 9utirrs.

important 40 TrlVelers.--From and after
this date will carry passengers to or from the boats
ut the reduced price of FIFTY CENTS, instead
OF one dollar, as heretofore charged
January 12, 1853. GEO. W IANnIN
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
IIoIIoVyay's Ointu,e

Iiolloway's OinIment.-sore leg and all ul-
GERS, eruptions and injuries of the fesh heal kindly
and swiftly under the operation OF the Ointment, and
the Pills, by their gentle aperent action assist the
cure. Sold so Maiden Lane N
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

SyruP of Yellow Dock, Sarsap1rIIIa, and
IOdkde OF Potash.
Iwouldi INFORM my patrons and friends that can
guarantee my concentrated Syrup OF Yellow Dock,
sarsaparila and Iodide of Potash"a the very best
preparation ofSarsaparlla now in use.
Wesimply ask atrial OF this medicine. It Is fur
nlshed to the trade In boxes, containing doz bot
ties each, and supplied upon the most
Ample directions accompany each bottle.
Apply to S. L. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist
First street, Marysville.
For sale by E. r. SPENCE,
je5tf Druggist, 80 Main street, Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
RICE, COFFIN Co, Druggists,
n25-1m Agents at Marysyillc

It seems that Rheumnt,sm, Deaf ess
Neuralgia, Swollen and stiff Joints and other Com
plants to which are all subject have lost all their
terrors Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil is warranted
to relleve any in short space Of time and with
n trnng expense
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

- IT . M Nt7I1I uI4H IIhIIN NE
STORATlNE, now so extensively patronized by the
inhabitants OF the Pacific coast needs no better proof
of its popularity, than the fact that certain parties
wishing to build up fortune the foundation it has
already laid have been induced to put up inferior
article, under the name OF premium Hair Tome" {"
representng to have taken the st Premium at the
State Fair, Marysvile This is false as "Fisn's IL IN
RESTORATIVE" was the only article Of the kind to
which the First Premium of Diploma was awarded.
Justice TO an article which the proprietor has been at
vast expense to place before the public is deemed
sufficient apology for publishing this caution especi-
ally as the vendors of the so-called "Premium Hair
Tonic" have substantially copied the advertisement
Of the genuine article. The Diploma awarded "FIsHs
HAIR RESTORATIVE" be seen at the principal Depot
l39 Sacramento street, San Francisco.
RICE, COFFIN & CO..
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
Noticc.

Ifyou Wantto smoke something very fine,
Then try John s. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE.
leo Cor. I'd And d St. Mnrvnrile
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
Campheme, Lamp & Machine

1000 gals best Polar Oil;
1000 gals fresh distilled Camphene;
$4,000 gals super winter strained Lard Oil;
500 gals pure Sperm Oil;
so doz Olive OIL quarts and pints;
Patent Axle Grease in kegs and cans superior article
Camphene and Oil Wicks;
25 bbls White and common Rosn
900 lbs. Potash.
For sale at the lowest marketrat
199 st, sacramento, by X. II. MCDONALD co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26
FEATHER BUSTERS.

A SMALL lot Fancy Feather Busters just received
IN per Express from New York. For sale by
dec2l-tf-is RICE, COFFIN co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

lust RECEIVED and for sale cheap
- 200 bags choice Australia Seed Wheat
By S. g. WILLIAMS,
declT Nos. A and 46 street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-26

NIcHTs OF TUIrroN-Aonddy and Friday Ecenin0s
for the General Class
For Private Lessons, etc, apply at the Hall on the
above evenings.
The Class at Yuba City every Saturday Euenin0.
The "L1ncers Quadrille," Comet Waltz" and all
Fashionable Dances are taught. dec1-my
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that plant. lie states thst in 1916 tnere late
Spring frost IN bus section, by E,oh the stalks Of
wheat were actually frozen. and the yeid from The
same fields was forty bushels 10 the acre Of prime
Genosee."
So DO We remember the cold md frosts Of 1916 and
Of several other years when there great panic.
il Lot a. gree; injury nos. sud Sc, fair crops
were made in spite of cod and killing fros;a.
Tue late ost hns undoubtedly done q great deal Of
damage but toe loss Is greater in labor taan ia The
yield of grain. a vast amount Of labor TO get ia
Spring crops bss been done-nOre than ever before,
and some Of this must now be done over. The wheat
rye ard oats though injured, are not destroyed. Tho
loss il but partial-failing here and there upon
ind yidra rather than upon States whole couates
Where The wheat Is actually killed. pow at once and
cow bucAwheat rutabaeas, turGips. peas or beans.
Don't Jet the ground lie idle and nun 10 weeds.
Corn u Central and Northern New-York, Pennsyl-
vars, Ohio Illinois and Iowa is cut down, but unless
Il was very forward i. will come up again. Don't
rlow Il up til you are sure it is pat recovery and
then put in other crop 10 It's place, or "a ps,e
the portion that is killed.
Potato vines are killed, and in some Gases past re-
domption while in Others they viii start up sgsin, and
who can tell Tia, the frost will uO prove blessing,
ard give a. q crop free FROM blight sud rot A. for
the oss Of garden vtgetabes and fruit that Is more
veya,ious 70 individuals than It's serious to the whole
community.
What Is wanted now is energy and perseverance
60 put in substitutes for crops injured, and determi-
Iook the CALAMITY square in the face and
tho country Will from tie staggering blow
OF the Vrent June frost.
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a do,oo mics fror sn. house, two travellers stopped
Cur coach to learn whether he va On board. Onc
farmer sskei ue day or two since, Il Horace
Greeley hsd failed in business and Nss going to Pkes
PEEK 20 81. gold Doe Of ihe drivers inquired to-ay
if true that Horace Greeley was sbou, to start
newspaper at Msnhatsn And q, one OF the sta
tons Yesterday Indian girl volunteered the 'nior-
noi.oB ths, Horace Greeey. IN his old white coat,
iao ju,i passed IN the cosoh before us. The gresi
journalist : certainly widely known even on the be-
ders o. me desert
The Pope IS SAID to eek most pisc,ily % the
present war Cardinal Wi-eman recently related 8
little speech Of his Holiness, which q worth preserN
ing Here II :: Whether in Rome OF "a exile
whether free or in prison. am the same; shall still
be the Vicar OF Christ and the head Of the Church..
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JOSEPH A. DUGDALE. }
ELIZABETH JACKSON, ,leTss
OLIVER JOHNSON,

Tile Rev. 4. ID. Mayo Of Albany has accepted the
invitation to deliver the Anpua Address before the
Literary Societies Of Alfred University on tho 9Th OF
July next. The Rev, John Pierpont reads Poem On
the zane occasion.
Mr. II. G. Crouch, formerly editor and proprietor
If TIE Cortland Del0cr0f, and more recently one
of the proprietors Of 1he GalerG llL) Coar'er has
purchased Tie Hcrkimer COuaty Dcmocra' and
takes possession immediately.
The "Recouec.;ons Of Washington" b. G. w.
Pagke Gusts, i in press.
A woman. not young having heard of the sue
cess of Effe Cantapg in s. Louis IN recovering
800 OOo from her lover, determined to proceed sgain'
a suitor If her Own. She accordingly cor-nHsa q
LAWYER in Richmond submitting, ~ the man e''-
depce of his attachment, the following b.4't-douS
that accompanied bouquet of flowers:
"Dcer-, .erd h lie By Laslst. ., s5a'. ~ ~,
i.n rtes .a.Vc Kosl' Fc6 and posi- pdJ ~ ''
u anal never iaIe"
The Senate Of VI ssour met last Monday to tIy
Albert jackson, Judge OF the Fifteenth Judicial CIR
cult or articles Of impeachment prelcned against hun
by the other branch OF the Legislature. This = tie
first case Of the kind in the history Of the STATE OF
Missouri.
1t !, proposed to erccss monument u tie memory
of Burin Arnold who was recently murdered IN Cen
treyille.
Or dlt that Hackct; has rec n,y been msrTied =
= voung lady not We; ont Of her teens, and VI.
shortly depart with her for Europe for q prolonged
sb-cnce.
Thomas whipple for forty years one OF The mos.
active and influential politicians in Rhode Island. died
a. bis residence IN Coventry, on Tuesday morning;
HI. illness was long, s-d hi suferngs graf. h
as born in the county OF Kcn., and 81 liz days wcre
messed n the urishboEieod n which L. ded. H
VIZ, representative from the town Of Coventry in
lsls the wear Vi the Of Gov. Knight All III
Democratic party-the year that the feder1. parry
made it, last real struggle Tor power in the stste. In
I.,.l be we made Judge Of the Court OF ComTnnn
Ple.s IN hi, native county and continued or the
bench Two yesrs In lS-7 AM the following year IL
vs., in IT, S,rate. From this period 10 lsi''
when he uas elected Lieutenant-Goyernor' d wa
f-eousrtv returned to lie House Of Representative.
II. W.. isst member Of thai body IN lss6.
We learn By Tie Lerdsf lConsiaatiroplel Hsrold
that Admiral Mohanmed Ali Pa-ha. who visited tbs
country some tine a,o TO what We could do 10 the
vsv Of bui!dp. frigate for his master, The Sultan,
VA recently seriously injured BY the application to
hi. person OF some chorcforIn containing large
,p.t..y Of s:e,ie acid. which az spoihecs!' eierk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11

DivSyR os THE GEsER,L ADNIRu.-Cspt.
Sbessakod and his brother officers who ~ have
command of the General Admiral after sho isdelivsrcd
TO the Russian Government, being anxious 10 testify
TO their DunleIous friends here and in Washington
then appreciation ol the friendship which has been
extended 10 theni since their ARRIVAL in this country.
gave a splendid dinner party yesterday to some fifty
Of their personal friends AMI acquIntances.
Among the guests were w. IT, Webb and wife, tho
Ru.aun Minister Secretary Of Legation and Consul.
the French English and Swiss Consuis, Mr.. Aug,sts
Belmont Mr.. John McKeon, Mr.. Horatio Allen Of the
Novelty WORKS, Mr.. Edward Cunard Capt Bssgs
OF the Collins line. Beside Mr.. Webb, several ether
adies wee present.
Several sbon ard pointed speeches were mude -
Captains shertakofi and Comstock, Horatio Allen.
Rr. webb ard others and DOdwoth's bsa& far
rished some excellent music.
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lt,.e sympathy with them. ssd no,e At oil -its @
Frrlct. Der admir- dion and good wishes must b.
ressrved for nstors that Js~re 30 b. fes more
,tsu 20 DC ,oh. We beaeyrtha the edscaied e's~srs
in lsy srcervl desire e. b. free, bat urief sse Cad
q Sardinia they have entered on course ~h'ca
vii n ske their fnsaoo impossible. They arc sosa
bei, rebsud TO Imperialism We that il Is MOI They.
bp, Louis Nspsl.on, ,bat n proat by tse IL Il ..
svcsessfol And when We see this, gsis same osv
light s. to he general character sod policy u tss
Euperor, srd huc the theory Il his good.rstarei ds
in,csrs,c.ncss move untensbe than ever
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TExts I.Disss.--The GolrCsfSr Cirilias Of IN
3eth Ylt. bas the following sotce of sghi betwo.
detachment Of the d Csvelry and body Of Indians
Prom report Of Capt. Bracket. ~ Csveiry.
dated Nay 10, i sppssEs u at CO a Teesni sxae1tion
Biz company, % Cavalry, on tho Great Comaaob
lrsii, when resr the Rio Grsnde opposite the old On
devrted Preside Dc Ssn Vicente, on the ~ Of Nay
Discovered considerable party Of Indiana abost To-
miles below camp, ~to were Immediately attacked
and routed. Two Indians were killed, sad oss vaa
wounded Capt Bracketts fercs vas SIX y-six szvue
and be wss accompanied by Lieut.. Owens. ID Cav.
airy. The Indiana attached are supposed 10 hsvs
bsea ComsRcba. Tteig a1mber Is ri stated"
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From ALBANY.
ALBANY. Friday. Ju

NLHAN1, FIIHay. june to, ISJy
The Secretary Of Stse hhs setledth controversy in
reeard TO the two editions q the Session Lave of
1850 by gniziug hat u W. G. Little 4 Co. a. the
Official edition. He bas certified to none but the
Official EDITION.
The Milssukee Light GusTd arrived here this fore
boot aud 10 the afternoon turned OFT ON parade and
west through their drill. The visitors were received
by the Washington COrtingeDts, Company h. aod Gu
testaiped by item at fBe banquet at CongTesa Han
The Mayor, Recorder and State officers were also
yseeesL Gen. Rafur King l. with The company. They
left 10 nj ht on the boat for New York.
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THy TwErrrH KgGwEsT.--The uiefnbei-f tbs
regiment held meeting last night, a. To Asr',er'
Iiouse, and passed series Of resolutions easfeums-
toy of the course Gov. Morgan, Gen. SANFORD. Gen
II all and other bgh olcer had pursued toward khem-
They determined 70 appeal 10 the Cour for I,rotec-
ton, and should they fdI there, to costume rs 40
bdepender, battalion, unl they cord find f.y~ in
the hands Of new Executive cheer. Several
speeches were made denounciDg tbs sosisn Il Gen.
SANFORD and hi associate officers.
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I a.an. C-.l--. Of Nay y .avs that The b

III. london critic Of May IS says that the bril-
liant succcss of the American Atlantic Moath'y has
succcsted 10 Messrs Smith, E,der X Co the desirs-
bitv Of starting magazine upon the same pl4n and
Il "a believed that. after much negotiation, that enter
rr;sin finn has prevailed upon Mr.. ThscLeTay to &c.
-. he editorsh;p. The rumor which was referred
20 some few mcn.hs hack, that Mr.. ThsckeFay was
eprsrei to write fer Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co.. Tor
. ss,sr, Of -, 40 year, aroee from former hui
,,srccssful ne gotation respecting this 1t i row
s,s,rd thai M Thackorsy has consented 10 bind him
sst % w-i.e for the projected periodical AM thai
alone, and ha. the-e vii be associated viii Inn IN
il., .nesprse, soue Of the greatest and most dis
,;,.-u;sbeS names in modern English literature
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Marine Disaster.

WOODS HON., Ffday, juno ~ I6j9.
An unknown Schooner, loaded with iogwoOd. Is
ssbore on Broad Shoal in Vineyard Sound. The
schooner supposed to be blged. The wind is S. w.
aad blowing strong
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r.,r.HampsI,ire Legislature.

CosCORD, n. H.. Inday, June ~, Ihj9.
The New. Hampshire Legislature elected to-day the
following State officers; State Treasurer Peter Sat
horn Of Concord; State Printer Asa McFaraud Sc
Nor editCr of The Sf0'esm0R of Concord; Warden Of
the S,aio Prison, John Fi-s Of Concord There WAS
much competition for all these offices.
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Wise. the AprOuaut.

LANCASTER, Pa, Friday june To, IsJJ.
Vice the nerouaut leaves here for ~. Louis via
Chicago on "Wednesday next with lis monster balloon,
TO prepare there for atception lie expects to land
between Philadelphia and New.foIk. he Will make
an ascension here on Tuesday.
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DueI nj New.Orleans.

Nyw-ONTrANs. Frday, JUNO w INI'.
A duel wa fought with swords TO-DAY, by MeS.rs.
Mornus and Berlin in quence Of political duii-
cuhy. Both wounded
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Suicide.

BETBLEHFY, Pa, Friday, June 10, lSjy.
G. Nerser, Old and respected citizen, committed
suicide to-day by shooting and hanging himself. lie
was insone from sickness.
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Personal.

Tie Pennsylvania Yearly Meeting of Progressive
Friends. at It's last session, adopted the following
letter which needs no explanation:
To or ve-Leloyed friend ard ow abrr IN tue cfn.-
Truth md Right, THroDoKE PAksts TIE fenni
veIl. Yearly Meeting Vi Progressive Friends s,na IN
greetug
As We are about To close Seventh Annual Con
vor, cur hearts turu with lcsir. tenderness g. the. We
remember with gratitude how thy presence eheeed u 10 f-f
wears sud words " truth that fell from thy p- ~I So
.un gh aDd dew upon he.I cnirlenin: or minds o. a
qucksug labor in the Of humanity w
furot IN ourselves the pleasure 90 sending 20 thee ausi ne
ocean essa.c ssmpiy and Affection OF heartfelt regret f
tto i,sss hes prod the - suspend tny Plhe
lstrs - hops t1y speedy aid complete y very IL
earnest PRAYER es. that the voice "nch las 50 "e
be-d us may b. silent bat be again hi-d Up WI"
urs u..vtr 10 behalf Of Truth cid Rlsnieousnes-- .
Sirtd icis and BY direction q tn Yearly neetns Ah
NTH /. lie JOSEPH A. DU0DALE
ELIZABETH JACKSON, ItleTss
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The CITY of Baltimore.

ST. JOHNS, \. r, wednesday, June =, I6,,I.
The sttamship City of Baltimore, from New York
4h lust fer Queens own and liverpool, boarded
off Cope Race at O'Clock this "Wednesday morning
by the News Yacht of the Associated Press. She de-
sircd 20 be reported.
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hin Audubon on Fire.

BOSTON, Fnday, june ~, IoJ'.
The ship Audubon, from Singapore for New-lork,
discovered TO be on fire, date given, and put
back TO Batavia 10 particulars received.
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Among books announced as forthcoming by p'dier
1, r. ave Z. Moral and Political Thoughts ami he
s.r;on. nv Count Fiquelmont, Austrian Minister o.
State. with Motto Of his life, by NJ &c D".a-.'
The French Monarchy in the kish'eensa emu,
BY NJ. L. de Csrue; Grammar ana Inc ", 1a~.' a.
in the Sixteenth Century" by NJ. Tn. I've a'-
"The Complete Works Of william S0@H''"''
newly translated by N. Guro'.