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THE AnrurArzD HsAD.--Joha Wsrd ofPalmv.
-, Ms the fstheF e 'sths child with two heals,
0ae q which ~ amputated, az We have previous
~ ststed, writes % the Portland Agussths q
:ss ssii 8 ~: si sss ss Y ;s, ssi, g
b connef, Postmas1er of East Pfusasld, isdosscs
TIE st.tsnsstia rsgsrd . the child. Hisa fssy
singunr CO. - q - eek ss.sse s
& NJ There Il ! nrn q Troy which, insteal oe
signing the name Of the nrn, afIx Z couple Of
aSbrofyps litale larger than posfsgs stsm .one
confntiln4 The life Ee delineafionG q The fnse
Of he senior and The othsr that - ths junios mem
49, ~ e sss 1sI ns.s,y mss win g essss Get
formed sensis.ssn, xssss 6osis2ss iskes hin re
queu3y 10 CABS, sssuses y that Senof Oyiedd, Of
|" Diasbo1f HafrlsSsp memosy, = wo5ths e.iv
ffome $50 90 e eeo0 80; but szpees from midsa
l:fy 4 IeEal ess1revss.y, new IL 1ogssa in
6 - - LPlls}ss 'oksseh 9 Mn Asfes
abovs Iwsiflh ,fhs deposits re1ched 80 4ooy
81 ss s:ss;y kssss ~ sssss sS sfsse ssr @sss
NJ FlsFila I'D L6dld(fa1 1ovs - el9pSl7
tion above tie - thau Any - 1he other St,te3 of
the UnIon. csnslle1EIs p1Iion Of Louisikse
80 s..s ssss ssa ases - ssss 49, &c
IN heV4xd 1set ebevo ~ -. - iess =
~ ~ Nh ArE>ng Mo went . chsfIt1lewn
e So ~ 1sfZ1ees = j59e = yebn .Rf,wns Pas
Ne; 1sss.s ePsieGt g ll.s.ssed, =. =, pr
~ ~ ~ s5ssis. ~ = essse sss n IL - -
: y / J ] J! ) s ]!
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EDUCATIONAL.

M. MRS. McCORMICK's SCHOOL.
UlkS. MCCORMICK desires to Inform her
friends and the public generally thst she will resume
the duties Of her School on the lst Monday in Sep
The course of study pursued viii comprise ell the
branches requisite to Thorough English edaca !.
In addition 30 her day scholars she ID dssirous of
receiylns into her family few pupils as beardsrs
sgsa; ION 10 70 u YEAR,, Who VIII be under her
Az asr y . .Iassngsments s for the accommodation and
and otherwise improved. Those IN Wns6instos
desirlpg Partlcular information with references to
hsr school may apply to w. ID. Wallach, Editor Of
Esr terms and fsrtser partieulsrs sppiy st her
reslaence-No. 80 Cameron street, Alexandria, va.
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

-. NIGHT SCHOOL. y II
,s NiTT NHighTacTFest III SpeD geon tbs 81 October,
street, corner Of q; Here viii be taught an the
Engllsh branches, Mathematics, A ncienf and Mod
ing, Archtectgre, National Philosophy, and ali or
any q those BRANCHES OF a Business Education
mand. There VIII also be delivered, twice veek.
snoIt lecture upon Businesss in eli its prscti,
fo. further particulars see prinsissI.A
ccS-2m - aka ass g r.. II. STEELE
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FOR 0RkENT.-Merbers Of Congress or fau1ili.s
Intending 70 psss The yi2ssy "a w sshinFtoa, vii
Bed room, on each door Of tnrss stoyes Viz r srs
essary out buildings: in that spacious d~eiiina Isi
:sS siss's,sas sss e
q saaIsss y issssI Pose oss Bss as :a , Ha''
TOR RENT-Ths thrse story BRIcR HOUse
corner q street Ysst and north nor II ss
For Ss ss1 .sS ss Tssss ss.e &c
ornstien sppIy q the corner store or 10 the WOOD
.'a '''bfs sfsDsi :' Co. I:
Iek sSd t1sss GH2BRRHss .sSsi.S An
is,s nSt aed Geld water; with or without B0ARD iii
siiE;r .s sssssss@s sss,. e HOUSE
.;s .!;,ss q s.s5s
eepay ss this ONCE. = ~ IL oc 25-f
TOR sALE.-I offer fer sale valuable Farm
tsr%s, ,oontsinIng as2x scre;i Or vii eSoi.hss Il
. ssSS'ss 'sshy i das :ss
:ss The county fSasRSEiRii' SsE sSffa. 3 n
TOR RENTa-A valuable GROCERY STORE
= situated on the corner of l3th and b sf,. west,
@ near the ssnsi i. ysll fitted nP With shelving
n the cty for resdent coun1v 1s ssd r1s, sssna
FOR terms apply to ME. JOHN MOORE, No. 1eI
Louisiana avenue near the oorner Of 10th street.
wost. AN lft On T. n
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situased
Ge9rket2wn, st the intersection Of the Georesfogn
ana Llsts Fals roads. consisting Of 1oz eeIes In
hth and X Streets. WsshinEton. d. C. q Ie-6
ss.stEs ssas:y; gSSsRs aSsS sRs VI, %
two-story back buildings, coptaining. from 70 i3
above property 10 located on the north aide 81 Nas
sachusetts avenue, between 9Th and 5th sts. Per.
dence vould do veil to csl st No. SO Of aid prop-
erty. Also. several amaller Houses on the sar1e
seaate Iof eaIe ie2H
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FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
Va. 0.Sss sS IA AsSsod. e1S MEsmPs GAss
A DnzcT Rourr AsS Cosrisross Rxnwxr Cow
6iss.z x.sss. fSss;s Ss;:s. H.s::s: H.s:ssss. 49, ;':
e''.a sss: I..s.ss@ s-e esssss: .. e.i...: .:.s''
S;.s ss 81 s S sssgs sSsss e.
vsIia syenGs. Wsshinston. ID. c. - -
RSSsxkIrd SssyxskI.5d dfEDgcTI2E EI,ssS sm oE rrI ..
.fs: sss;: s%s
Ss S:s 3 i:'::e,i
.as sPS h.Sa: Z S:. bss : 2
20 yicksbgrg BY steamer, and thence va kaiiroad
Mss 81 s hsnaaf saa ,S s1e
eeed By the Nissis1sgI Central snd Nsv odses,
.Hsw Bea, Ay,a.ssus. ytsr Mem.As, ss.sA.--
now w Sest isayinsf Memehis even ds5. Sspdsss
sxesgted, for New QIIe.hs and "a . .insstIasdists
regular New ORLEANS packets. and Tpesdsys, TRars-
days and Saturdays by the regular vieksbsrs Pssk
9 o.s sAs% s.., of rssss as
r. :sy Esas sS.s S.s Daily Line q sss.ns1: ..
TEEoUsH fEsiss Lravs wAsEEseIeE st 9 en-.
psssss u sss iNa any
point named ON the coupon. ss.rs1, Z, s..l-nr,
. c.. ssa
comfortable nishts rest, "a the oars are provided
IL 3 ssss s.S sssT ysr ssdxr. vss or..ss ..S
P...en.ss. for Eishm9nd sns tie tie s9gth OF South
their Tickets wa Orange md AlexaDdfia routs,
they avoid the annoyance ef . change IRON boat 70
cars at the inconvenlent hour Of midnight, es By
Pss.enssrs from New York win meet sn AGENT
OF the Orange and Alexandria railroad ~ the Depot
at Washington, from whom they viii receive pslits
IL he steamer GEORGE PAGE ,sssss ns
foot Of Seventh street, st 61< . m. end
6z p. m. for AiexandriA, where pas, ID
senseIs take the cars for the S3uth,......1...s,.
Sfqratoa, Ffoaf Royal, Wocdsfock, Wfsekesfsr, &C.,
will take Boat leaving WashfnKton af 6k o. N.
Opnibuses leave the Once, corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, ats q. m. and pm.
III On arriving at WashInEton, poase1gers for
the south viii be careful 10 take the Orange and
Alexsndria Railroad Omnibus.
oc 2ot Ticket Agent. Washinxton.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD..
ID I'M = WASHINGTON BRANCH
-. rs CHAxeE OF HouRs-. -.
Consn1eaefzg oa Monday MoTNs1s, Oefoo0 IL H.
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ADOPTING MKAsuRxs TO rHx ExreKxcY OF rnu
OccAsIoN Gov. New lille. Of MinissIppi, In his
annual message, ,recommends that the Legislature
should make it TIE duty of thef GovernoF in TIE
event Of the election Of blsck republicsn 70 the
Presidency Of the United States In November 1850.
to issue his proclamation ordering an election OF
deiegateo to State Convention, to be holden on
the hfst Monday q Decembef next thereafter, and
the said dclegates be appointed TO assemble at the
capitol In the city Of Jackson, ON the third Nom
day Of the mid month Of December, 1860, for the
Pufpoee of adopting such measures a. may meet
Ne exigency cf the oecssion. He futher recom-
neods that the other Southern States Be invited
70 es-speeate with Mississippi.
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AUCrIOu GALR.

~ WALL& BARNARD, Aucsioneerf. I
-, ~ c ifem e Ann kobsrtsSp. deed March ist6.
M44 ~ sths 5tS day 81 Dsssmbsr next. ta' Il * y
& sSs s.Is 81 oe sAs the
:. SsIg e. Sic s
enc yidsk eiacsy ,nlls fsss ndrs o. lsss, % The
Term .i ssis; One 7se,sd Of the ssrohass money
:s.@sS: I. = ED With isssfsss 70 s.
= = $. ''''''s'. ~ ~ E7STEs y : COX,
s::::; sss;:
$ By BARNARD & BUcKEY; Georgetown. !
TRUsTEEy ,sALHE;.By H virtue Of 8 deed RI
ssS Sss = ia the s az % q
Ss.saos S 6d !. ss ssS ;ss:
tE.nos s% e u ::s sah Is ss 8 M
tssacs s,.9 no,sh and SsSsslsl VIII
ns ss. soh ssy e
trsm he besiaSinE, and thence with aid line, 70,
Ts. e ss sss sssolsnq onsS: of a. ,uron.s,
VIII interest. . 5s :ssa.sS sss: = sns ssins Sssd 81
: an F.M. RiSquE, s
a'ss.. ssSEiNsisFf slsss ass
- =, JsTysTkAktIL Pr sWAkL E Z .BARNIARl. .Auct,onesy,.
i trust fem Alfred Collins. dated octobsf 9Th.
VIZ SH % d.s m Sssi1a nsa
~ O'clock p M, or the premises, the wsstsrnmost
ssvsa onnsa ssrsesn snffss fsst
eleven inches and quarter on north NJ street, and
ssy 1h tie sasatsa bsss ssss
Ersme DyeliinE; l.. >.
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NoricE. : : NorIcE
On and amer this date, ron win find At 81.
II. Kings French Bazaar.
294 PEsSsyLvAEIA AvxsuE-north s,de- 8
y; sE'''l aEHkhSssS ssa2NNssfEs ssa T.
..-.n.r,. xs4 Pennsylvanis avenue. !,
''-' ~ 4 pfE fisS . 8 Sisi; iSEssa e sAzAAs
r. saAaaHss sAa..a ..,.'''
cIoArs n n. ias, ftss, !! FRENCH Bazaar. :
suayv,e sSA Pennsyivsnis avenue.
- H. KINGS FREEcH BAZAAR. 80
-. 294 Pennsylvania avenue
VIOLIN GOODS, less than any other house
H'A'ha A'hlnsi&IaR f. RISSs SiISi q FRENCH BAZAAR
STRAW sHeasssi eIss !; Mi; s:s..as .a.s'''
! FLATS 4s i. iGaa's Grss, FRENCH saz..s. Is 4.
'''' ooIEAss L Asss HEyas sSsss
Good. sold 70 Millinsrs e Kias old prices, Sss
sslm KINGS s7 ss7saEscH asss:gI.ss.A,s. sA,s.As ...ss.
ri GYsRis: n (: sIs.ss.: g: s:::: IN :
g z.:. csg!se! .:.s &. 91.fi'::s' 1.i'. nss u .: ~
I3iLLrE.s cHrLLifAbE LiAEEs gss wKoUoHr ,ros,' u
,mRyeved combinsd Permgtstion sd con6isstiMoa M
ss:ss:s %ss Il sss Il Ii Sss
~, ; 8 es 3 s:s sSsla aa:s Ss ss.sss.
- sss sfs a. e .s. ss
s. 'fs Il shs: q ss
Is q sss' is'i s;!ii II; ) :.
-. {. M0sIcAfs NOTICE --.-TZ-
q Gs,sssls.a sssas sess sss. 4s 4s... S g,
s. ssssa 5sso a:sd s. &. re e
ul,ans shsy'seslssst,t;r rr,s,1, !. -, -,
~: eeE:cksR e g r:ssivss s,asss Hf {sIa ID
Ss;ss:s:. 8: iEs:sst; So;
RfLKy'sI KxIfRA m sAvY sRIRTIN0 C9f
j fFa5s sss,s o1;ss Ssss, !; .. ss'Is sAs
S's Ssv yfss js: i e: seIsa'as eH5sIa|sEa I 8 za
VIZ W.: - ~ ssa ssssssss
s s. :f1Ssss S:s.. s,;s:s1s ::ss e
s;sas - 81 g ~ 8 slt;f1l me- stY'u ~
81 g ] ! = ! ! Z ] J J
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TO HoUsEKEEPERs ND-soTRHERs.
DLook TO YogR IHrERxsrml :.
PUReHAsrNGFoUR WOOD

PURCHASING foUR WOOD ~
A. PAYNTER's CITY STEAM KINDLIN0
"a - STOVE WOOD MILLS, ~
- se POOR OF sEvxxrH Sf111r. Il.
D Yos zap ~ no not only b sqys Of fsIl nea.are. bat
pieces and split any sixe desired.
flffy Cents PER cord cheeper than Il n poId nom
aay Other yard Ia tkis city. - : =
Hr HIS Wood is Of ths best quality. !. - -
rAun n.,,,...a neSslt lss k,pdlins.
v. I'm -. -. 80 nT ohss And ~ IT
-, ]. -. =. 5 Sosd Of the best ssrsss fiss
You set quarter Of seord of tAs
In pieces for elyp; ff6s 81 Sz 49,. 'P''' P
.,,.... !, Al otasr e sord = sans rssss.
sIr,. go. y 8. New fssd, and asersssovn
=, ~ Pyomvtly isstsaded %.
I vbss = So sI5 4 s5s ;Ssas5 Or b rsady
Ssssss 81 ssf: ssisss q - sa "a
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. ! 4: ssRsi sRs Eff !. -;

a 4 1. .9|Sss Eff :. !: -.
fssds s personsiy @ 2 Il lis edIsSs e n fkIs city; W
Z Aeasy psrso.i can vssr thsss s1sa - e.S-s-
fsrSons oailiss q ~ o1es 60 - ssess1ne1atsd
Sps 70 Ross vSe s!s rsssies.S ssS ~ g ps!:st,
:::::;;; s: Is feeS & ''e: ).
,s(S snd iotk sis xisos sos xrsS srsSS. fkiIsdsI-
Ral1= &c s-lz
m pENTI9T8Y--<--.------ -
~. ~ ~ ~ e e, s',s sssss ~ . svs ys.s
~ 49, 81 s:s sssss' s - - ssss'.sss:i.f
~ s g: :'!::'!s;:' s: ~ s. =
- = oAA3IAGu ~, ..<--,. = -
s ! ] 8 ! ! : : : !
3 8 !|||!|'s ]! ! e.|alI!z|
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THE sHADowIN rHE RAILWAY cAK.
Mv.terfeus Asvev<rx>r = =, s-ss.

XVIII Jon mind having the window up, old
fellow ?n said I TO Charley Howard, one foery
Afternoon ss Ne we're travelling BY railway down
to Scotland together, sitis precious raw day
this same twenty-ninth Of Fcbruary.n -
Twsnty-ninth of Februarysh repeated
Charley. like . parrot pausing with the win
dow half up in his hand, ssis 1t possible ?''
Possible, albeit inprobsble,I T admit, seeing
it comes but once in four years. But what OF,
earth 10 the. matter with you, Chafiey7f It s
Leap-yea certainly, but what Of that, unless
you have been trifing with tho affections of
some fair damsel who will pursue yon to make
you an offer, which she il entitled to do this
year Is she after youl BY Joye I believe
yoa are afraid she viii come sfter you here
- s. Fred, - said Charley, in subdued. quie,
wsy very unlike hinsslf, 7fer roisy SaIor
open AIR. I believe ks thinks : hons need
only consist of q bedroom and dining hall, with
perhaps lean-to for billiard table on we,
day. You know am not fellow to tske
nervous fancies into my head; don't laugh now,
II tell you avery strange thing that hsppened
to me on tins very line, four years ago this very
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N B. CHAMBERS =
NEW WOOD ND GOALYARD,
464 l0fk stvesf, befsgeea ID aad 81 -.
All kinds Of WOOD, COAL and 7CHARCOAL
ksPt constantly on hand and sold ss thsIovsst mar
WOOD SAVED and SPLIT. and an order.
promptly attended to. - : = p Tt''s oc n I'm
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Mass NJ. A. LOCKE Continues TIE lstest sfyle
lNef in all it brauohss stN o.
" 8ast Capitol street. Dresses ma1a IN the nat
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TOR BECKER, Sls Chicierinx Sons Tuner iSr
sXssmlnason: Saned ns H.ost ssti9e estory snd lefs
tecs manner the srend pieno used by ne Is Hiss
- ARTHUR NAPoLEoN,
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sss s1 1s|1ks 4 q slI Zee: 5. s -. =
:, sts9 Ersnch 1eesduosss sstszs -
e 5PFscS 81. 9eoSs R el.sst ds.esiPeies
ss:s! sSss - ssi sksis s ssssds sdds,'s e
- M. 4. nyIBy& nno s
e .,s 81, =: sss -
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-, e-s"e ~ the c4kfI4Ro- Good hen-
'sns said !, suhsrs 10 tho isdy p -. =
Ias men stared At ne. 4 tell ysa thers
=. iady hers, / repeated, sshe n,sve hsss
4. There wa no lady, dr. said Il. t...ra.
~. ne porter, With mystsrious face shco2
sir IL ssza S -. ana sad, An, you'vs seen her, TOO,
I'D I'D had ~ tine 70 invsstirs.Is so - - s.b;es,
Dss's ~, vel Fred, what DO 20 thisk I,
INA AM ne .sd, fsr II 4 true. =.
lit,is esrtsinly not. ne dear fsi1ow. opIv :
ssss 1,ss slssPy, - indeed yoar NOR 20 ist1t2. =
has zsade Ee.D Wv rn8
Il va - 49, =: 1i:!ssg rssd !. ss,isiIo Ion,rlsy;
!, e e, s1i<sssiy ~ - ss. =. es,I1s:l !
:. 4 - voc k,sf 81 &. Il 7 =,
1lns Tn - 3 eut1s y n6bs,t1s svkole'
al 5f.ss - SiSf - Ss esssss ssstls
q. - - . 13Y; |;
~ s'iissdy, dSas'.s,'a a',a's.l Ssl ass I.l .:ssl =
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRQAD.
ID II 7--l WASHINGTON BRANCH.
Is q CHAxeR OF HouRs-, rL.e..,-
Commeaeiag on Monday morsias, Ocfeb0 n, ie51
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A .yAhUABLE FARM FOR sALEjsituassd
Ge9IEet9vn. q the intersection Of tie Georsstogr
ana Llals Fas roads. consisting Of loz ecres. In
18th and X streets. WsshinEton, &C. g Io-6
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NT POPULAR MEDICINES.
aslRs. GARDlNER,SB Bsissm Of Livervort DR..
rouse ,PlaiAters;- Helmboldrs Bnchu; Ayes,
Wnsht'ss and McL.ane's Pills. With fresh SUP.
Ply OF Medicines. lust received n ,,a....
noisl2w West End Drus Store, iS iis Pa sv.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-20
COMMON COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MEETING.

SATURDAY EVENING Nov. 10th.
Present, President Fowler, in the Char, AID
Davis, Welsh, Manu-, Love, Jewett and Otis.
Petition of Frank Qualey to establish Pistol
Gallery. Referred to Committee on License.
Petition of widow Of Daniel Goodwin to have
bond Of sand Goodwin for sweeping City Hall can
celled, and recommending G. w. Murray to take
his place. Referred to Committee on Petitions.
Committee on Streets and Roads submitted
sundry bids for building continuation of b street
sewer.
Aid Jewett moved to refer all the bids to the
Committee on Streets and Roads with authority
to contract with the lowest responsible bidder
Carr el
On motion of Aid Otis the bids for graveng
the etrees were laid over till the next meeting of
the Council.
Committee on purchase of Center Market re-
ported adversely to said purchase Report re-
ceved and adopted.
Aid Otis introduced an ordinance to amend
sections lst and Sd of article 5th of codiied ord-
nances, reducing the number of policeman, max
ing CITY Marshal Chief Of Police and reducing
their pay. Referred to Committee on Petitions.
Aid Fowler introduced an ordinance to pre-
vent en- icement to houses OF ill fame. Referred
to the examining committee.
On motion, both the foregoing ordinances were
ordered published in the city official press
Bill of $IS from B. +. Shakespeare, for furnish
ing water 10 the station house, referred to FL
nance Committee.
Council then adjourned into secret Session.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-20
TELEGRAPHTC,
TOVER THE UNION LINE. !
List OF Passengers who left New York on
Oct. goth, and now ON the COrtes, thir-
tVsOne doys ont

Oct. Goth, and now on the COrtes, thir-
ty-One days out.
san FRANclsco, Nov. 10Th.
The New York papers of October 2Ist give
the following list of passengers on the North
Star for Aspinwall Oct. goth, and now on the
Steamer Cortes.
PJ Weipham and wife, Diana Haight II A
Delvine, A Campbell, f A Wilson, Mrs T B
Moore and child, w ii Daughcrtv. Mrs NJ Nc.
Cormick and infant, q Falkuer, f Harting Mrs
l. w Adams and two SIMS, Miss NJ l. Adams, D
5 Osborne and wife, Miss Webb, Mrs l. Miller
and two sisters, Miss L Grid aud sister. r Gird
X Verbee, j l. Forbes wife and sister, j Modern
Mrs Correct, j Stunt, IL A Ackerman. Mrs
Il Ford aud two child S Figel, Miss Moss
> LObner wife ) children and 2 servants Miss L
: Haskell, L Haskell, NJ Farrll Jr., S ID Clark. G.
Hanson and daughter, L and d Bravnc, Mrs
Rosa Fruseb n, Julia Rothchd w G Redman
and wife, Nichols wife and brother and in.
FAINT, Mrs NJ Waterman, Mrs j Z Brown and
child, Mrs Moore, G A Pratt + L Barnes and sis
ter, Capt Rltchie, Miss Bruymen, A Bruymen,
Z Nebett and wife, Mrs Whitaker and child. II
Livesy wife and chld, ! Wange helm and wife
Mrs Hoekeimer, j V Muker wife and iniaut,
G0wny, Mrs Callahan daughter and two children
} King, MISS Maustin, + p Fowler, d II Bring.
m 4, A X Bumis NJ Levey, Mrs C d EarIev,
Miss II Weigh, NJ Hedges, wife and child. W
5 Branden, wife and child, G II Mouton, L S
Moulton, Miss L Page, Miss Mary J Mouton,
Mrs WeStcoatt, S Walker and wife, J NJ Mon
roe and wife, Mrs NJ Pxley and child, Miss NJ A
Pixley, Wood, wife and children, I. S
Webb, NJ Watts, B L Chashng, B B Wharton,
] W Cagg. Mrs 4 Hanan and sister, Major Fritz
man B Q Whitney and 2 infants, Mrs Fuller,
Miss Fuller, " Parker, IL Fuller, w Thatcher
Myers, Miss NJ c Ruff and brothers, w Mil
Ter, E Shredder, B w Green J w Skinner, Mrs
Thompson and daughter, j G. Newell, Miss II
Newell, J Newell, Mrs Shamp and child,
j Farley, E C Wright, wife and 2 children, Miss
S r Abraham, Miss r Price, Mrs X Jackson Miss
Mary Jackson, Mrs II NJ Butler NJ B Jackson, c
Smmonds, V Phelan, Philbrook and wife, R
IL Wamsley, w + Forbes. G + Arthur, + Low.
rey, II. Noys, Mrs II Storm and infant Z Kim.
bell, Mrs p Fountain, son and daughter, NJ
Seey and wife. J Good, Seely Mrs Seck,
Jones, S Wood, Mrs B Fowler and infant,
p Coslip and wife, DrD Green, Turnerand
wife, Lieut. Field, w Wheat, J c Aldrich Mrs
V NJ Pde, Miss X Riley, J Gu Ter, and child, also
loo second cabin, l50 steerage and $50 sailors ior
) ship oaranac in charge Of Capt. Richie, and
81 marines for ditto, in churge Of Lieut.. Field.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-20

LAwLEssNEss IN MoRMoNDoM.-A letter
from Salt Lake says:
On the ID of October a young man named
Faust was stabbed and killed by boy known
as Jack" in n dispute about horse racing
The assailant was arrested and placed in the
charge of the Deputy U. s. Marshal rnd the
prisoner was in the house of person at
Fairfield, said to be an alder and abettor.
Several of the citizens were called upon TO
guard the prisoner. One evening about
three weeks ago man, supposed to be the
owner Of the prison house, entered the poom
where the guard and prisoner were, holding
in each hand a pistol, and threatening, in til
case of resistance. to shoot after making
clear way, both decamped. The murderer
has not been heard of since.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-20

OPPosrfoN.-A brisk opposition, says the
San Francisco Bulletin, is now being carried
on between the independent steamer Dasha-
way and tie steamers of the California Steam
Navigation Company, for the Sacramento
travel The Dashaway is taking passengers
for an old song-from dollar downwards to
bit, or just what people will please to pay ;
while the Princes, the Combination steamer
which Especially put on the route to watch
ard underbid the other vessel, is carrying
travellers at equally low rates The regular
steamers of the Combination charge SO for
the cabin and 81 for the deck passage-cheap
enough, certainly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-20

A THEME FOR GIDDINGs.-0n the 23d ult,
Hon Joshua R. Giddings delivered a lecture
at Philadelphia, on "Scenes in Congressional
Life" Before entering upon his discourse
he announced to the audience that on the
coming Friday evening, he would address
them on the subject of instructions, riots,
DC, caused by the institution of slavery, in
which he would give TO the public all he
knew regarding the late sad affair at Harpers
Ferry, and what he knew from experience
Of public opinion in the North on the differ
ent projects for the abolition of slavery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-20

NATHANIEL CHILDs, Jr., was, at last ac-
counts, in prison in st. Louis, Mo-, awaiting
his trial on charge of forgery. a cores
pondeut of the Alta, writing from that city,
says that sixteen years ago, no man in the
community was held in higher esteem
Whether as Superintendent of the principal
Sabbath School of the city. or as conductor
OF Divine Services in the pulpit or as agent
for several associations at the East, or as an
officer in the State Bank of Missouri, Childs
exhibited the same zeal and energy, the same
Christian devotion, the same urbanity of
manner, and the same striking ability.
1t might be supposed that such man
could hardly SO conduct himself, at last as to
excite suspicious respecting his honesty, yet
so it turned out as Paying Teller of the
Bank Of Missouri, which position he had
held for many years. Childs, in The year
lS49, was charged with having robbed that
institution of the large sum of 1921, 900.
The trial was long and tedious, occupying n
months time-IIon. Edward Bates and U. S.
Senator Polk leading in the defence. The
prisoner was acquitted, but developments
were made upon the trial which censidera-
bly, damaged his character, and which, it is
s.id, hurried his con6ding and affectionate e
wife to an untimely grave, deceived, heart
broken woman From the period of the
bank embezzlement, up to the time of the
alleged forgery, a few weeks since, Chlds
had pursued very quiet course of life but
had never succeeded in regaining either pub
lie confidence or the brotherly interest of
his Christian friends The evidence against
him in the present instance is, en- told, too
clear to admit Of reasonable defence, and
such being the case, the disgrace of peni-
tentiary term is inevitable. When the dauah-
ter-a beautiful and intelligent girl of seven
teen-heard of her fathers arrest and i'm
prisonment, and learned that the proof of
his guilt was so positive that his best friends
had deserted him and left him to his fate she
became almost frantic. Her young spirit
was crushed by the blow; and when the
news of her sudden death was conveyed TO
the father in his prison cell, who can describe
the pain and anguish which it produced?
How his heart must have bled!
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-20

LYNcHIXG IN MIssoURL-An escaped con-
Vict and noted horse thief, named Simpson
Lexton, was hung lately at Renck, in Ran
dolph county, No, by vigilance committee
He made full confession of his crimes, and
gave the names of several persons who had
been accomplices with him and formed gang
whose robberies have been the cause of great
trouble and loss to numerous farmers in that
section Of the State.