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Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

Mr.. NoLsoN, of Montreal has expended
more than s2j0,0O0 in building a chapel and
college, and has also endowed six profes-
sorsnips with S25,00O each, making $4,000
Ar. Molsons father acquired great fortune
as brewer, banker, and steamboat owner.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

STR John Franklin was destined by his ia
ther for the ministry, by nature for the sea.
While at school he walked twelve miles TO
see the ocean for the first time. lie was sent
on trading voyage to Lisbon to cure him of
bis bent-the voyage confirmed it.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

PUTRID Sore TnRoAE-A private letter
from Grass Valley informs us that this dis
case prevails at that place among children to
a fearful extent Many deaths have occurred.
1t seems to be prevalent in many portions of
the State.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

A TICKET SwrNDLE.-A New York CORES.
pondent says that two hours after the de-
parture of the North STAR a poor country
man was swinded out of $3.50 by the notori
GUS Enright, who sold him ticket on that
steamer assuring him that she had not sail.
ed. The victim made a complaint TO the
proper authorities, but the scoundrel has not
yet been arrested
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

OREGON PorAToEs.-The Jacksonville Sen.
tinel chronicles some large potatoes grown
at Applegote, Southern Oregon. Two weigh
ed a trife over three pounds each, and these
with thirty six others, from the same seed,
measured a good bushel.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

RESPITE OF A MURDERER.-In the case Of
the People vs. Miguel Marquis, says the Ala
media County Gazette. tried at the last term
OF our District Court, for the murder Of 5 D
Lester convicted and sentenced to be exc
cnted on November 25th. the Supreme Court
have granted, on application of defendant
counsel, writ of supersedeas, the effect If
which is to stay proceedings until an anneal
now pending can be heard. U"'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

DISPATCH from Charleslown, Va. saws.
Alexander r. Boteler, member of Compress
elected from this district, has collected S .ooo
letters from the citizens residing in the
neighborhood of Browns house, who search
ed it before the arrival of the marines.
Letters nre also in the possession of Andrew
Hunter, Esq, who has also a number of let
tens obtained from the house 10y the marine,
and other parties. Among them is "A roll o.
conspirators, consisting Al signatures alsc
a receipt from Horace Greeley for letters
etc, received from Brown and an accurately
traced map of the road from Chambersburg
to Browns house, also a copy ola letter from
Brown, stating that the arrival of too many
men at onre would excite suspicion, and that
they would arrive singly also letter signed
Miriam, stating that if $4,000 was wanted
c. 5. was good for one-fith. Brown tells
them to let women write letters. not men.
Also letter from j. E Cook, stating that the
Maryland election was about TO come off,
that the people will become excited. and we
VIII get some of the candidates TO join our
side
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

AN exchange says; "The best safety valve
70 boiler Is a sober engineer. Congress
may iegls@te till doomsday, but as long as
tue otieers carry too much steam, the boats
will follow their example"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19
MAR SvILLE.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 1911.

THrArER.-Martin, the Wizard. performs
tonight at the theater. His ieats Of legel de-
main have astonished the world
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19


LARGE SALT WATER LAKE or BAY IN Low Err
CALFoRNIA.-It is not generally known, re-
marks the Alta, that great ldguna, or as it
is termed, can inland sea-" exists in Lower
California. Though a few Indians and ma
tives have always been aware of the fact, it
evidently is unknown to geographers, for in
no published maps-from the earliest periods
down TO the present time-is any such body
Of water land down. That the lake exist:
there can be no question, as is evidenced by
whaling captains now in port In length, il
reaches from latitude 26 deg. 40 min to 2S
deg. min, (or something less than one
hundred miles,, and in width extends from
twenty to fifty miles, giving it an irregular
shape.
The Alta, from information received from
Mr. Selim c. Woodworth, who has recently
arrived from that locality, gives some details
of this lake or bay. 1t was entered three
yeMs ago by Capt. Scammon of the whaling
ship Ocean Bird. He quickly filled up his
ship there. lie found the water of this sea"
us he terms it, abounding in whales, the fe-
males resorting thither between December
and April to calve He kept the discovery IA
secret and on the following season went there
again, returning with the same success, and
exciting the wonder of his compeers in the
whaling business, at his understandable luck.
At last his mate, who had a brother COM
manding whaler in the northern seas, wrote
to the latter at the Sand wich Islands, inform
ing him of the fact, and the news thus get
Ting abroad, eighteen whalers came over
from Honolulu last season, and some succeed
ed IN eifecting an entrance. Others were un
able to do so, owing to the iutricacy of the
channel. The Black Warrior was lost in
the attempt, and after that part of the fleet
getting scared at the place, left, and never re-
turned. Those that entered however, last
season, got well repaid for their enterprise
and the Ocean Bird particularly made an
other good thing out Of it. The news is now
thoroughly circulated among the whalers at
Honolulu, and in short time there will be
over fifty vessels on the way there.
The Mexican government, quick to profit
by the enterprise and industry ofothcrs, have
already established an agent there, who ex-
acts tonnage dues from all vessels entering for
whaling purposes The water being gener-
ally smooth the fisheries are pursued with
ease and success
Other valuable resources have been dis
covered in this lake. In it are FIVE islands,
situated towards the western border, two of
which are found to contain immense deposits
OF guano, and more or less exists on all the
others
Immense deposits of salt exist along the
margin of the lake, produced by the process
ct evaporation which has been going on for
"ges' Mexican has secured from his gov.
erhment the exclusive right to work and
export this and he had. at the last accounts
several schooner loads ready for shin,nent
seal have been found to abound in the lal,e
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

CRIMINAL DIARY.--Fred Shusterick, for
obtaining goods under false pretenses, was
arrested in Sacramento, and brought up yes
terday, 10y officer Borden, the offence having
been committed in this city. Officer Borden
also brought up "Curley," a young man, 20
years of age, who escaped from the chain
gang few months ago, while yet having
about six months to serve.
A Mexican was arrested in this city, yes
terday, for stealing gold ring from Mexi-
can woman on b street.
A Greek was also arrested, named Michael
Seaman, suspected Of Laying stolen $40o
from cook in Oroville
An old man named Kelly, being drunk
and disorderly, was also taken into custody
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19
DID. GASSNER.

Care OF WooD, EDDY Co.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Remember that We are selling tickets at the
regular State prices, and no advance as other Lotte
rieB noy1S-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19
THE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES.
(Authorzed by the State OF GeOrgia)
Draw every SATURDAY-also one Grand Scheme
per month-with capital prize Of
100000.

100000.
wTICEETs in any OF these and earlier Schemes
may be obtained from TEN TO FIFTEEN DAYS
AFTER THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE, and the
purchaser will consequently have to hold his ticket
only eight or ten days before he win get Il OFFICIAL
DRAWINGS, which will be published in several (
the most prominent San Francisco newspapers, and
file OF the New York papers, containing perfect list
of all Of said drawings, can be found ut
Wood, Eddy Il Co.'s Lottery Office,
No. 9S Montgomery street, Rooms Nos. and 8,
over Freeman & Co.'S Express, SAN FRANcIsco.
WHILE llCkErS........ss''s''.' .'' ''''''''TIV w
QUARTkRS .................,...'. .'..'''.''''' "
tB-ORDERs FOR TICKETS OR CIRCULARS, showing
the plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes are
awaEded, will be sent any desrous Of rece living
them. Enclosures of $40 and upwards, may be
made by either Of the Express compauIes At the ex
pense and risk Of WOOD, EDDY CO., and PRIZES
WILL BE CAsIED at San Francisco. All commu-
ncatiOns strictly confidential
Address,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

STow's SrocK REPORTER AND BANKERS AD
vERrIsER.-This is new sheet issued month
ly at Sacramento, and contains the prices
current of all State, County and City stocks;
also the prices of all stocks issued by incor.
porated or private companies throughout the
State 1t also advertises for bankers. 1t is
a well looking sheet, and starts with cireu
lation of 5000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

FINE FRuT.-Mr E. Fay, who adyertises
in another column, keeps one of the finest
fruit stores in the State lie is located, az
you win see, at No. III Second street. Four
of his Oregon apples, Of the Gloria Mundi
species and some pears, are now on our Ia
BILE The apples, in the aggregate, weigh
five pounds. One ofthem alone weighs one
pound and half He had. the other day.
one which weighed pound and three quar-.
ters The pears are very luscious and are
of the Vicar Of Wakefield variety.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-19

SOME twelve or fifteen deer were brought
into market yesterday. They were killed in
the Coast Range some fifty miles Distant
They were brought in by young man
dressed in buckskin who looked as though
he would have reIished the primal days,
"Wild in woods the noble savage ran"
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WINTER GARDEN
w A CONSERVATORY OF THE ARTS,
Dedicated 10 tho culture Of
COMEDY, MUSIC, AND BALLET
The management with pleasure that conse-
quence of another achieved by the production
CHAMOUNI, THE THIRD,
Adapted from Scrbes ceebratc.od
le Pacha,' 1t will be performed
THIS EVENING,
EVERY EVENING
Till further notice
ENTIRELY NEW GEORGEOUs SCENERY
SUPERB CUSTpMES
SONGS AND DANCES
Previous to which, this Saturday evening will be PLAYED The
CONJUG AL LESSON
On Monday,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
MR.. DION B0URCICAULT,
Under whose direction the Winter wasbut and deem
rated last and acknowled success as the
most elegant place Of entertainment opened this city
USkD UP
CuAMOIINI
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rOrTCR-TO SHIPPERS TO CENTRAL AMERICA
and West Coas Of South Americs.-Onos OF tho NortA
anuo BHcamshp ConpAny.-This company Ia prepared %
through bills Of lading, IN connection with de Panama
nrcaA Company on shipments Of merchandise 70 Central
nsoa and he West Coast OF South Ansris The sarne
dlies Will also BE- afforded shipments from Central
nsrioa 70 liverpool BY Arrangement with The Cunard line
rees q freight H. sppy q the olee Of the company,
|. WafssrssA r. 6rnPHENH, GecyvAasY,
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
4 HIIMMER 4

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On ana After Wednesday Sex e. 1889 trains WIN eays
iTcn.X s srtn street station, New York folio
or WihlAmnbrdge-745 aud IL A. n, 23O aud $40 p M
WhAe and Centre ares6 - - - 49,
For Dover Palms, Pm
For Albany-8S0 A. NJ, mall train
RETURNING WIZ LNAyp
Dover Pains-5SO A. nj va s
W NINE Plains-6 and7 A. NJ, AndB PM
WlliAmsbrt1gr- and go Al M i Ara slcpu
Albany-9i6 A. NJ, mail train
wHLIAA J. CAMPBEIL. sucer,n,sode-G
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER p, 1882



"a rEMY or augrc-GRAND TuAnATrNEE
"A ne sale q ucsr,s for the minre connsoces this
TO-DAY 1'p9ahs Is es , 4' Ssr erss
a. ~t % ar. Who s h Wv m,ss ,s d.
during viii make arst appearance a. tho
~A.. COLON mr srnAKosc nitr cEEscIMAso.
sRRsasHfon. AxoDIo sr gSsts.
Tbs matinee win sa q The eere opera Of '0NoA
NINE srRAKoscH. BkidNUi.. JuwcA.
and the third act OF p,v
Including the mAsn,n Ne ~ 'i rasscrx
SIG .s sgIsEII ;S !. .s.,, SsHSi; JuScA-
by Sig sriGEi.ii
coDduc,os: Messrs sTRAK.sCH and MUzIo.
The most a% aa aTTS made % mako
Of extraordinary briancy ressona sly supposed
and 90 az q:
crowd Will attend With view therefore, the sale
$500 TWENTY TICKET OFFICES
may = advance and rush al the opening q
The boz office At the Academy Of Music
The down ticket offices shells IL Wall street, and
NO. Ns'f mouse 0' a GSSt a STSa sssey street.
Hall ions q Breutngs scharfenbcrg 4 Luis, Nunns
IN. A,,or House the Metroualsa 81 N,cho., u.
House. the New Hotel he Everett, The 0nicn Place H.
~ "'1 80 FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
Roses, l42 Atlantic street ProIs 2s Fulton street.
Tickets mi f So Sc ' 81 ras ACADEMY
~ "''' FOUR ADDITIONAL TICKET OFFICES
The doors will be opened H. The Matinee will com
at O'Clock precisely The Entire short
duration that visitors from the country
A' MONDAY RIGoLETTo.
In consequence OF the great success the Opera of
RIGOLErTO,
WITH ITS PERFECT
Will be repeated on Monday for the last time
The sale Of seats for rigoetto this morning
MONDAY OCTOBER "a 1859 lat Ocock-doors ut 10
VIII be performed, for the last time. verdis opera Of
b1GULErTU. .tstft
Second appearance OF
MME .tilda
NINE STRAKOsCH ............. Madalen
sloNOR FERRI In his world renowned character Of Rroeo
SIG. kTIGELl4l. as The Duke or Manua
SParafuCie
The and magnificent. Orchestra and Chorus under the
direction Of Sgnor Muzio
Nile SPERA MA her debut postponed until further
There will be tu regular ticket oces-upt at the
DENY OF Music and down town al SiBES stationery
IL Wall There will lii ewise be branch oces
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS FOR THE SEASON.
In compliance with the applications the Directors
beg will receive subscriptions for limited
number of
PRIVATE BOXES,
the OF 81 80 box for not less than twelve nights
wishing subsc be will please apply
o''e u II TtfE s' PERFORMANCES FOR NEXT WEEK
viii be published Monday. Several important engage
h artists OF the highest class have been made which
added to the present company will constitute Of the
| perfect ensembles.
THE SICIIIAN vESPERs
| with an immense and entirely new
MISE EN- SCENE
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

A RRIvAL OF IRISH WHISKEv DIRECT FROM THE
n bonded warehouse of Messrs Wise warranted not
than from three to five ODD stored in sherry butts The
trade (who VIII be supplied in quantities suit invited 10
test this importation. Genuine Irish Whskey at last Family
orders solicited zoe per bottle, So so per gallon.
JOHN McAULIFFE, depot As Nassau street
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POLITICAL.

TNDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NoMINA
senstorial. Third district AMOS F. HATFIELD; Second
district, THOS. A. GARDINER,
District Anoney-SAMUEl, d, NORRIS
County Judge-SAMUEL GARRISON.
County Treasurer-JAMES M. SEABURY.
Superintendent OF the Poor-Third dsrfct n STRIVE.
Fifth, JAMES HUBBARD. -
Eoroners-sccond district, JOHN MURPHY; Fourth ds
trict, G. w. SEAMAN. -
Justice OF the Sessions--J0HN A. EMMONS.
Asscmbly-firt district, A. A. MYERS; Second district
JAS r. DEL yECCHIu; Third district 7. q. CAIIICoT
Fourth PETER GRAHAM; Fifth w. G. JONES: sixth
JOHN IINSKy; Seventh, ALEXANDER HAMILTON
Justices Of the Peacc-Third district JAMES i. LYMAN;
Fourth district JOSEPH y, PAIMER fih district DENNIS
FLANNERY.
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FURNITURE.


DEDROOM ENANHLLED FURNITURE IN All.
Id color Styles superior and warranted manufactus
nnisd landscapes fruits fresco and nowss r. H. PAk
RINOTONa S68 Canal street. opposite Wooster Manufao
ry e ana Is Wooster street. kseAbhshsd In lSxa
u,NAMAIIED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE. In
II all oolors and styles wholesale and retail x and up.
"a Canal street. four doors east OF Broadway, N. Y.
|
NrEARIY NEW FURNITURE FOR sALE ApAR
IN gaipA Tapestry Carpet about Is yards; Sofa Bed
stead Cheval GLASS; closing Washstand common Red
stead all make, and used oaly three weeks Apply
at 5Si Broadway, room No A. third door. ~
WHAT GREATER LUXURY Is THERE THAN A
w easy chair aud delicious Havana segar such as are
the Cheap Segar Mart of U. CHEEKS IL Broadway
wholesale only, at from - TO $50 per thousand "
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IRISH wHIsKEY- POSITIVELY THE FINEST OLD
est and highest cost brands New York viz Jamaisons
Pow Mehans pure per gallon or 50 cents large
iottle. Iochnagar Ardbeg Stewards Scotch Whiskay
Tourbon do, very old Bandies Osborn's Port, boed In
Oporto. II. Il. KIRK, 50 Fulton street.
r IOVOR DEALERS WHO ARE MAKING MONEY AND
Ia giving satisfaction TO their universally pur-
chase segars from o. CHEEKS II Broadway whose
sornent good and prices extremely low. Go thou do
likewise.
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ewn.-The New York and Virginia Screw stesmship Com
I'D commander VIII leave pier No IL North Riycr ~
absve ports, Saturday Oct ~ atSP. NJ Cabin passage
u unsuri,assed Accommodatops ~ 60 Freight cant
On Measurement goods, otn9r articles IN proportion ma
eycd on Fridays and Saturday, No combustion Oh
No bills OF fading signed after Departure ~
amer For freight passage apply 10 n H. CR0MWErI.
no. Ne, &C West street,
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T PERLs oHAspAarr
THIS WINE ID or EXQUISITE FLAVOR AND FRUrTN
TASTE, AND Is GUARANTEED TO COMPAKE FAVOR
ABLY WITH ANY WINE IL THE AMERICAN MARKET,
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALRR0-
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ERANKIIN MUSEUM,
IL Grand street, one door from Broadway
STRANGERS
VIII that the above establishment u the saly pacs
where the
MODEL ARTISTS
exhibited consisting Of a company OF
TWENTY SBvEN YOUNG LADIES,
the finest formed women In the world.
Admission ooc; boxes 2c private boxes 81;
81
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nPERA-EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT.
" SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tickets and choise for the Opera and other places
may always be had at the Office Of Pennsy
yania Central Railroad, No. Astor House. door above
Vesey street,
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PARNUMs MUSEUM
THIRD WEEK
CONTINUED TRIUMPH
OF the new, touching and life like moral drama,
OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
Second time of
ANOTHER ORIGINAL AMERICAN COMEDY,
Written In three acts by H. j. Conway Esq., for this estab
lshment,
WILLS AND WAYS
MAKE AND BREAK.
SATURDAY, Ucr. %,
.x In the AFTERNOON, at three O'Clock,
, The new drama of
WILLS AND WAYS,
with the entire sreDst of tho conlpany-2 drama OF
uaurrrInary power pathos, humor and interest
WRITTEN EXPRESSLY FOR THE MUSEUM
EVENING, at TX o'clock,
The new moral drama OF
OUT OF THE DEPTHS,
One of the most affecting ~oiuccd.
FASCINATING DANCES
In the aernoon,and evening BY the GALE SISTERS and
the corps dc ballet
Two living SEA LIONS TO be here besides
the ARAB GIANT, TX fest high, q years old the Grand
Aquara Happy Family Trunk of Tree from the Mount oil
Olives are 70 be without extra charge.
Admission all Is cents children under ten Is CENTS Par
one aea Ii
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w Under the direction Of
MRS ELIZA w. SMITH.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

TRENOR'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES IS
IA West Thirty fourth street, Broadway York
and 90 South Eighth street. Brooklyn, E. d. pupils enter
al apy time. See circulars
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KANGAROO LINE FOR MELBOURNE
Fastest ship the berth Eighty days passage The
agnincent clipper ship MARY BANGS 1900 tons capa-
" eomes, commander, Is rapidly completing hfr loading
bourne three weeks ahead OF any ship now on the berth
and second cabins apply board, Pier North River.
to MAuLER LORD II QUEREAU los Wall street.
Nesars. LORD 4 Co, Consignecs In Melbourne
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TEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON-
pany.-For New Orleans via Haxana-To sail on Thurs.
v October n, 1889 1t IL oclockThe United States mall
amshp DE SOTO J. D. Bal!9sh win commence g receive
est North No bills Of lading sgnsd he hour OF
ling Freight for Havana viii mot be received after II
lock on day before sailing It must be cleared the
isto House. and the clearance together with the bills Of
ling left the ONCE before O'Clock that day. For
dQfi or passage apply 70 the agents. LIVINGSTON GRO
IbRON CO.. No. PARK pnce.
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,OR CHARLESTON, s. C.-THE WELL KNOWN FIRST
= class s,ds wheel nee: sseanship KEYSTONE STATE Capt
cay Oct s - a. 70 O. O'clock ,s,s Very superior state
The STATE OF GEORGIA VIII sad a. above far savon,ah
1, On Saturday. 18th inst. Fare either shIn Sis nha'
Corner Of Fourth and Chestnut streets IN
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NOTICE.
VIII be produced In few the rgna three act
Comedy, by Tom Taylor entitled
THE ELECTION.
THE ELECTION.
THE ELECTION.
In active preparation, the beautiful 1--WE act Play
THE WIPES SECRET.
THE WIfE'S SE1RET.
THE wIFE's SECRET.
Dress Circle seats may Be secured ono week h advance
without extra charge.
Doors open IT. TO commence at g.
DOwERY THEATRE.
ID Allen Boniface Lessees
Doors open al ca o'clock performance ~
PRICES.
Boxes. .25 cents Orchestra chairs. so cents
Private boxes 50 and S. Pit IL cents
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct "a, 1889
The entertainments will commence with entirely and
original Drama by j. +. Poole called
THE DUKES JESTER;
THE UsURPEK OF PARMA.
After which the Nautical Tabeaux Ballet entitled
TIE SAlLOS DREAM.
To be followed by the Dramatic Romance OF the
MULETEER OF TOLEDO.
The whole to conclude with the Irish Farce Of
PADDY MILES