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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

bELLIGEEENT SHoEMAKER.-A sho oemaker
named Marker, keeps rext door to MYERS
pawn6roker shop on G street. He cobbles
and cobbles day by day, and seems to be an
honest sort Of fellow. Certainly he is in
dustrious. Yesterday afternoon verv cley.
er kind of individual in town here, who will
sometimes get on spree, was on bender
and, seeing the cobbler in his door, had hi,
ire excited against him from some one or 9th
er of those unknown causes which influence
mans brain when he is drinking. "Yor
id Dutch %ss ~ asses" said our in
ebriated hero, and advanced towards Marker
Marker, resenting the insult, without taking
into consideration that the man was drunk
pitched into him vengefully, threw him OF
the ground, and listed" him over the head
Just about the time that we were making
ready to take the cobbler of, he arose and
let our hero up. The latter was very much
vexed that We did not assist him before. il
being his opinion that it was the business OF
an editor to see that Dutch cobblers did not
ger the best Of their antagonists in fist fights
and street encounters. He should have talk.
en- into consideration also and donbtless
would, if he had been sober, that n truo nave.
paper man seldom interferes to snoil n, i,,,,,
1t would be entirely unprofessional
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

ANOTHER RUNAwAY.-A four horse team
started from First street, yesterday afternoon
at about five o'clock, and ran full speed up c
street. to the California Stable. at the corner
OF Third. where they narrowly missed post
which stood near the door. The wagon was
being loaded at the store of Hon Wan. and
there was no apparent cause for the
tampede other than the fact that the ami
mails were American horses, and didn't fancy
doing business at a China store. Perhaps
the smell of opium and dried fish was toe
much Tor them. They ran all the distance
mentioned and entered the stable door with.
out inJuring the wagon in the least, calling a
halt in about the middle of the stable. The
team belonged, we believe, to the owners of
the stable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

MARYsvILLE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHor
This well known establishment which is
one of the completest in the world, has been
in operation for about six years and has done
vast amount of business The proprietors,
Messrs. Benham & Booth, advertise that they
have increased their stock of patterns for ma
chinery and castings and have additional IA
cilities for turning out work of q very supe-
rior quality. We call particular attention
to their advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

The MOUNTAIN MEADOW MAssAcRE-The
Salt Lake correspondent of the Alta, writing
on April 25th, says:
"Since the departure of the military from
Provo and the adjournment of the Court to
Camp Floyd, everything is perfectly quiet
Judge Cradlebaugh has gone south, in com
panv with detachment sent to meet the
Paymaster, now on his return from California.
1t is the Judges intention to hold Court of
Investigation at or near Mountain Meadow,
and feret out, if he can, the instigators Of
that massacre. The Superintendent OF Indian
Affairs is now in that vicinity, and will, be
fore his return, visit all the Indian tribes IN
the southern section of Utah. The children
now living at Cottonwood, that survived the
massacre of 81, he will bring with him to
this City, from whence they will be sent
East during the coming summer
THE Grand Lodge of Free Masons met in
Sacramento on Tuesday. Seventy Lodges
were represented, embracing about two hun.
dred delegates.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

VALUATIONS OF CoIN.-The bank standards
of foreign and private coins in this city are
as follows, according to a statement furnish
ed US by Reynolds Brothers: $40 gold pieces
private assay, $40 90; So gold pieces foreign
and private, 81 10; 81 gold pieces foreign and
other than Spanish, So So 81 gold pieces,
Spanish, So so and all other foreign money
at u. s. Mint value
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

! We will not court Black Republicanism; we
will not endeavor to intrigue with that party pri.
vately, and tell them that, although it would be
/ inexpedient to nominate Republicans for county
officers, as the people (''the silly snipes' might
smel rat, yet if they will support the ticket,
they can have good, fat places, in the shape OF
deputyship ips.-Erpress.
Is it there you are? There ras an intima-
tion thrown out to the rankest Republican in
this town by man who never had any afiili-
ations with that party, that the Republicans
might have deputyships if they would sup
port the Douglas ticket. But it was done in
a spirit of sheer badinage, and because the
speaker saw person standing by listening to
him who looked like Lecompton sneak act
ing the spy, and he just wanted to see what
the fellow would report. 1t seems his guess
was right. The maggot-head is welcome to
his eaves-dropping and the Express to the
wonderful information. 1t would seem that
a respectable man in this town cannot even
be socially polite to Republican or pass his
chance jokes with him, without being watch |
ed and everything he says misrepresented by
some miserable eaves-dropping sneak, who
just has sense enough to misunderstood all he
hears
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

EDWARD KELLEY, Kanaka, was arrested
yesterday morning, by officer Campbell, for
stealing ham. The officer observed him
hiding the article and recognizing the ham,
from its being cut in portion of it, en-
quired of Andrews, the keeper of the Uni
versal Restaurant, on First street if he had
lost such ham. Upon examination he
found that he had, and Campbell Immediate
ly started back to look for his Kanaka-he
found him, recovered the ham, and lodged
the Kanaka in the Station House
The same officer also arrested Mexican
for assault and battery on a woman called
California Mary at the Universal Restaurant
The officer came on him just as he began the
assault and before he had done any damage
MULE SToLEN.-A fine mule was stolen
from q man living about seventeen miles
above here, on the road to Hamilton in Butte
county, on Tuesday night. The fellow had
been working for him, for some time, and
suddenly sloped, taking with him, besides the
mule, fine gold watch. The thief concluded
that he could make more by taking the pro-
perty and leaving than by waiting for his
wages
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

IRISH LINENS, &o.-The great sale of Irish
linens, ct eetera, closes out to-day. The sale
will take place on Second street opposite the
Western House, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. precisely,
o. ii. Peirson, auctioneer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

FIRING IN TnB STREET.-A pistol shot was
fired at half past ten o'clock last night in
Maiden Lane, which brought forth a conside.
rable portion of the town into the streets
After some inquiring we ascertained that
three men-names unknown,-came out of
Gertrude's Retreat, between Front and Sec.
ond and one of them fired his pistol in the
air. They were not sufficiently recognized to
ensure their arrest.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

New THEATRE AT TMBUCToo.-O highly
es eemed friend Van Vactor, of Timbuctoo,
informs us that he and Mr.. Ditmore. of that
place have nearly completed a new and ele-
giant theatre at Timbuctoo, which is &C by "a
feet in measurement and capable of seating
400 persons. 1t is furnished with a set of
magnificent stock scenes, painted by Albert
Hires, of Sacramento The building was
erected by Messrs Thayer d Peters, of Tim
buctoo, carpenters and architects of superior
ability, and is erected upon a solid brick
basement The front seats for several rows
will be cushioned, and all of the seats com
fortably backed 1t will be ready for open
ing about the goth of the present month,
This theatre will supersede the old theatre
erected by Mr. Pearl, which was close and
uncomfortable and only seated about 100 per-
sons.
The people of Timbuctoo are very fond of
theatrical entertainments and no doubt any
good company that visits that place will be
well patronize1.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12
MARYSVIILE.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY I2th.
Mentinr of the County Committee.

The Democratic County Central Committee will
meet at the Court House, in Marysville, on Fri-
day. the 18th inst, at o'clock p. NJ, for the
transaction of business Of importance
c. II. BRYAN, Charm.
Marysville, May 9th, 1859.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

DAMAGES TO WOUNDED HoNoR.-The Bull
letin of Tuesday says: The case of JAS A
Grant vs. Mr.. Crumley in which suit was
brought to recover damages for debauching
the wife of plaintiff, was tried in the Twelfth
District Court to day, and resulted in favor
of plaintiff. The jury assessed the damages
in his favor at $1,000. The defendant beino
absent, did not answer or defend tho sr;,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

MEssRs, MoGRATH d LoTHRor have opened
a new store at No. IA, D. street, where thew
sell Groceries, Paints. Oils. Alcohol, Burning
Fluid, DC, very cheap for cash. For further
particulars read their advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

G. AMY has been receiving, at his store on
First street, an extensive supply of wall pa
per and willow ware. Among the latter are
some very fine baskets.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

THE "SNAK.'-A white rabbit was put in
to the cage, yesterday, with the Boa Con-
strictor, in order to tempt his appetite. The
little innocent smelt the old monster conf
dinghy, ard hoped all over him. but his
snakeship was not hungry and would not
touch him. A pigeon was put in the same
way. but the bird was evidently frightened
Both were finally taken out.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

ExPREssEs.-Wells,F Fargo d Co., and Free
man d Co., delivered our exchanges yester
day, at an early hour
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

We are under no obligations to the Republican
party; they did not contribute Tone red" to-
wards establishing this paper they cannot claim
our support as matter of riqht. How is it with
the Democrar-MvysoiHe G1oin Oygdn.
Well, it is just this way with u.s. We are
under no further obligations to the Republi-
cans than this: that many of them are heavy
business men, and advertise in our paper as
well as get their job work done in our office,
paying us for our trouble We look upon
them as respectable and honorable gentlemen.
and are not ashamed to find that we are in
their good graces AS far as any control
over this paper is concerned from outside
parties, we have only to say, that the editor
holds an editorial and proprietary interest in
the Democrat in his own name and is under
no outsiders control, whatever He adyo.
Gates what he thinks is right, and he acknowl-
edges dictation from no source whatever
Friendly advice he is willing to receive, but
If it does not suit him, he rejects it. Glow
Is 1T with the Express ?" Has any one got the
pecuniary screws on that concern?
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12

GAMMoN.-John B. Weller, in his letter to
Gordon of Amador County, says he appeals
from the politicians to the people. If the
people ere opposed to him for Governor he
will withdraw Wonderfully accommoda-
ting Now, this appeal from the politicians
to the people is pretty good dodge, consid-
ering the source from which it emanates.-
Weller would have it appear that he was a
peoples man, and not a trading politician
This is fine assumption for man who, for
the last % or so years, has lived upon poll
itics, has thrived upon politics, has fed him
self and his family upon the fruits of office
solely, and has always been dependent for
his support upon some position at the hands
of the taxpaying citizens
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-12
f4elr advertisements.
Where

Where
Is the place you can find the best HAVANA CIGARSP
In the Ell Dorado Cigar Store, where you find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, 4 for fifty cents
l.. Lazy 81 CO.,
Ell DORADO CIGAR STORE,
mh29-my 26 ID street, near Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
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Business Garas.

EuGE NE HIssINs. WIN. KENNEDY JENKINS |
,,, AND & GAE EHEF} NGS ffEl!ft
HUGH BOLTON & CO.,
IL 81 McELDERRY's WHARF, Baltimore,
rruER4 fyS d ay e faq rs PSE S
w mSIs GLASS AND PANT - l Hill AND SIZES
JosEpH RUMBLE, IN. HENRY N. WILLIS
N REAL ESTATE BEoK 4 .un
Buy AND SELL LANDS HOUSES : &c H'OSD s mSioti
l CRE + VIZ / YoE, BENJAMIN H. '0A
DEALERS n c6iGE f f 1fse"e C. Valf's
AND FINE FAMILY GRog EEEFs; LIQUORS.
fell-u No. 50 BALTIMORE STREET Bait
81 REAL ESTATE BR0KER,
f'f2Gr 5ySSH fS purchase & and sns Of
d. CARPENTERs AND BUILDERS,
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Job6ing attended with pnnctnaty. jal-tf
M IltISG & DUGDALE, '''' D''D~-'
zS !: ssfH F 4 IT,
n,+f Cox McELDEREI's T TTAFS AND PRATT ST.
| ~ CASSARD & son,
| VI. PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERS,
AND DEALERS IN
| PROVISIONS GENERALLY,
| Nos. 407 AND 400 NEST BALTIMORE STREET,
| n3f Baltimore
I UTIIER J. COX Il r. B. WARDEN,
IL GEEH S Rv GoM lISI.9 x AGENTs
Fn n5 ESTATE fE2f Fo HFsIS MORTGAGES s AND
r LYLE CLARK & CO.,
| q. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
No. loo W. LOMBARD ST.
n3R Baltimore.
TT W. DUNCAN,
| TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
oletf BALTIMORE
John II. ODONOVAN, JR,
- Manpfacturer and Dealer in every variety of ,o,,
AND AGENT FOR TIE
OLD RYE WHISKEYS,
au2Stf S3 Cheapside, Baltimore.
T A. DUSHANE,
q. CoNMISSI0N PIPER DEALER,
| NO. 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST.,
near Lombard, -
John W. HOGG,
q ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERB NTENDENT
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS,
Office 2, (up stairs) No. II South street,
(NEAR TIE SUN BUILDING,)
jelly Baltimore.
T EONARD VANDEN KERCKHOVE,
STUDIO, McELD0WNEY BUiIDING,
mr3lly Corner Charles and Fayette streets
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* -zIE~A FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
ztl---xr5-z The steamer VIRGINIA. Can't y Fair
1T BALTIMORE AND sUsQUEHAN-

~ BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEIiAN-
Ss.=-rMzz---i-NA STEAM COMPANY.
kkGc LAR DAILY LINE Sundays excepted for IIAyRE
DE- GRACE, PORT DEPOSIT and rlFE WATER CANAL.
The steamer ASTEEm Capt J, T. Tomlnson, will
commence her regular trips TURSDAY March 3D. eav-
Ing WEST FALLS AVENUE EVERY THURSDAY, SAT
IRhAY and TUESDAY ate o'clock, r NJ. Returning will
leave PORT DEPOSIT on FRIDAY, MONDAY and
WEDNESDAY at 3 o'clock, and IIAVRE DE GRACE at
The steamer PORTSMOUTH," Capt VIM w Travers
will commence her regular trips for the
the Tide Water Canal is in order, and alternately with
the Lancaster"
Freight received daily until o'clock.
E$ duplicate receipts for freight required in all eases
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Attorneys.

HENRY p. BROOKS,
III ATTORNEY At LAW,
HAS REMOVED to No North CALVERT STREET, oppo
site Barnums City Hotel mh25-d
SPRAGUE & ROOT,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFFICE, No. 5 BANK OF BALTIMORE BUILDINGS.
Practise in all GnIrtS al Raltmnr. nllIT
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LEAVE. LEAVE.
New York at O'Clock, A. VI Portsmouth at "a oclk A. NJ
P,h hi :, r. n Weldon at u {" u.
Baltimore p. NJ. Wilmington at gl5 g p VI
For Augusta, Charleston and the South via the Manches
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg, or any other
points on the James River with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
~ Passengers for Edenton, Plymouth, Newhern Wash
InEton, Weldon GoisbOro Beaufort Warsaw, Raleigh and
Wilmington ~ c. will find it most pleasant, direct and
agreeable route, NJ. n. FALLS,
Baltimore. Sept 1883 President
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
E5Es CHOICE VINES, BRANDIES, &C.
{as.szTAi j. b. CHARRON & co, AGENTS
$500 FOR VINEYARD PROPIETORS

Have just received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
ERANDlES, vintage of ISL. Charron Pere fills Brand
Emile Belmont Co., Cognac Branlies various vintages
bordeaux Caret Wines from low to finest grades Burgun
dy Wines, from medium to Very best grades produced
France superior White Wines Champagne Wine, various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS of prime
qualities
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid
Also, consignment 10 bbs very old and prime Monon
gahela Rye Whiskevs; 10 bbs very old copper distilled
i0nrhOn Mhiskey; 200 bb fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whskcys to which invite the attention
in want of pure liquors Office No I5i LOMBARD STREET,
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ty,:llu
and Howard counties. fe23tf
TVHOMAS T. ROCHE,
MARSHALL BUILbiNG, LAW
VIII practice in the Courts Baltimore city and the ad
joining counties Prompt attention given to all business
trusted to him. fel6m
A RTHUR L. , K0GEks, At LAW
LEESBURG,
LouDouN COUNTY, ,,1pc1v1,
Attends PROMPTLY to the collection of claims
Practices in the Courts of louDoUN, FARoUIER, and the
adjacent counties.
Messrs Hamilton Easter II Co,
MAi essrs : J.; Edward Bird 4; ! Bro, Baltimore
Messrs Carey, Howe & Co.,
@m \ 1aRRn @sys, ESD Lououn Va, iael em*
LSDWARD W. BELT,
= ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Upper Marlborough Nd,
Will promptly attend all business in the Courts of
PRIME GEoRGE,s and the neigborng counties, and in
the Court of Appeals au9tf
(tHARLES L. PHELPS
" ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. LAW BUILDINGS,
Continues to practice in the Courts of BALTIMORE CITY
and HOWARD COUNTY. fe22-tf
w j. WATERMAN,
s. WEST FAYErrE sTREEr
MN ALL BUSINESS PROMPT. s2t
n FRlSBY HENDERSON,
L. ATTORNEY AT Law,
COMMISSIONER FOX aTD PENNSYLVANIA,
fe22tf Lexington street.
" c. N. CARR,
North Of Lexington, Bait,
SAMUEL S. CARR,
ATToRNEY S-AT-i.AW
Particular attention given to business in the Circuit Court
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A TTORNEYS AT LAW
IN ANDREW STERETT RIDGELY,
Office No. IL ST. PAUL STREET, Baltimore city,
RICHARD GRASON,
(l.ate States Attorney, Cecil countyO
Office TowSONTowN, Baltimore county,
Practice in the Courts of Baltimore city, and in Baltimore
nnndI I1,rn ontnEiL.. % tf
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~zs=Ss!=H=iS offlCE VI n I NJ Il A L.
saey~xzz--z-z STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Company sboats having been put complete running
ORDER prepared every description of river
and harhOr towing at the shortest notice
The Cumpanys Boats follows:
Steamer IlGRESS, Captain Luke League
~, Steamer lIONESS, Captain a. H. League.
The commanders experienced every guar
antec vcn for the safety of vessels IN their care The
rates of towage will he made reasonable For rur nfor
WIN. Ii. BOLTON,
JalSu No ~ W. Pratt street
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Bail 8oaos.
La Ezs E9.@s:ss.s.:.z PHILADELPHIA,

r. L. Sc, (IIs5S-s.s+ss1 FOR THE
e. e@9g A 1atSs<ss WEST AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
On and after November 10Th, 1858, the trains will
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steps towards Heaven or. Religion
ia COMMON LIZ.

Written y 7 S. AHrHUH, the Vel known author.
Of whom has been truly said, That dying, lie has
zrttten saor3 10 15eF latsb - erase Ills sra-
ph3e pen tires, ia this vi uno we per
eeive thst he Is successfully 'aborirg benefit @ he
peases ana while lie eueLajns with master hand Che
attention Of men, make the-n better. tbs Is
decidedly religious than his other works. though Il: Is
not doc,rna, seetaran. II Is work we'll caleuta
ted d. god, and is designed show that the bean
ties and endearmeats of Christianity t. be develop
ed amfd the realities Of every lay life and
be put aside the tranquil lose Of Sabbath
ing"
Published by C. C Ev.>s, +sa Chestnut stree.
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AMI a handsome present. any person renting enc
dolar tor the book. and tn 4aty cent. for postage
.ew Classified Cstao- ue a5 Baehs and GIFTS with
inducements Agents, W., be sent free on arPl.ea-
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EiarCe Days later from Europe.

To steamer Eu7op. mas arrived At ias-iix ssh
dates from Liverpool 70 jane 4sb ,arze daEs b
advance Of former intelligence.
y reported the Sa-iia.aaz have .akca F4'es
tTo. Lid or - their gaia y1-aE m5ua7ca.
thsE drove the Anstrjazs from s-r easr. and sac
cess.dag resisted their attempt ID reeaptare Il.
although twice repeated. The bravery d. -.ar
En@ale. is Described in g,oaiug ,eFus- The
vctl7s claim - have made Que t-4sesas prison
Is !. last accounts tae Aastri4as. 6.=aeartaa-
Cd Pr contained rerulses had cross I.1s F.ca5
ala sought refuge In L7H6aT3y. fae.r stag i
that province vii probably be saazt a. revolt =
described IS spreading oa every Es-
tt4r-a4-d5, a. er i temporary DE- =. l.s return.
eli - his Old quarters il t.f1mFa, aa4 -4.1eG -sT
.-1rv-s Il his warfare against G-5 -A9ztTEzl-.
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.sfLifss Self 9Gkiag Reaper
and .Fg0arcF Confined.

It's q great 1ab5r-saver- 1t ReaPs.
1t Rskes, 1t Mows. 1t i stro z,
well built. aud durable. lis superiority
IS established. ITHAs y SIDE DRAFT.
Is easy work for two horses. The price
has been reduced To
Cai. and examine Machine at Iib-
herds Hardware Store, 81 Main St,
Richmond. DRAM PERRY,
4gs7t.
April :. $50 ST
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Grea; Battle in Chilli.

B4.tIr11ra iGra =
TIE New Ye-k Herald ssy=-Fr7- ta- 9aasa
Pee Sc We bave ady.ses fca~. NaspaFa.se. tie Is
crd Ina tie 1871 Of May. The rs.o.l.5oa -
Chr. Vas ended b. a cody ba.ae eaagEt oe-
t~eea Gen. Y1iaarri SITE 1000 -aveFaa 81
troops, and 5000 revo. 1t5aaI>ts lrder o ..7 re4z
Ce42iDbo. Nl5aa.rA t-zaupae3, t-aa- 600 Pc
oaeFs. and al. tie gus e he eaeuy 0ysr -5ag
Gsez ~e-e sla.z