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OF mn To s7cp--wANTTD PARTNER To TX.
pl,UUU tend good cs~h business nov successful opera
ton lease of i've with privilege Apply for
information 70 the agents BIGGs soUrHwfCK ~ Mas.
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DROP DARCY, NJ d., NAY RE CONSULTED DAILY
hs oces 65 Broadway Morning escussvelyfor isdes
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DRor. REsTsrf, Is7 CHAMBERS sTRExT. CAN De
consulted usual hy Letter. Address boa aj52 Pos
smcs, New Yotk ci.r.
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OF EAn "A PARTNER WANTED TO ENGAGE IN
SIOVO. Manufacturing business In hts city; as there
demand for the article and there being parties
In the business the city, 20 who
furnish the above and willing ~ work. may learn
by addressing c. O. Howard Hotel Of Maiden
broadway that this safe profitable aud very des
ny h. business.
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cIo ono TO sNeo-PARTNER wANrED-sPE.
'SiV.OOU rsi or active, IN well established safe and
increasing manufacturing busess yielding extremely
large psohs and IT the best On uc-@ esr business.
BiGGs 4 sogTuWLcx, 81 Nassau street.
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RE OPEN ron ENGAGEMENT,
"A DICK WATKTNS.
Genie Singer aid Versatile Comedian,
MISS Aba JOHNSON, Dansuese.
las Film street. m the rear.


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II Missouri. 90 brntNay. runcr ~ Tweniy nrs ~re-,
'ipen durins M 1sy fpt triing Tas weed br ?le
80 81 6i5es whO ~ mia IA TIA "a foffh lns
sasa y cents.
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NToTrcr-NR r. r rABBRI has THIS DAY WITT
IN drawn from nrrn. JOHN RANDALL Co
NV YoRx, July ], ls<u

This cerncs that limited partnership according 20
The provisions OF the statute, has been formed by
John Randall. Theodore W. Riley Heary chsuncey;
Eriso fabhri and frcdsrck chsnncey, All rsdlns tbs
city ~ New York, and John knower residing IN
Albany The Arm under which snch psrnarship
10 be conducted h fabbr Chsrncey The general
the business 10 BE- trsnsasd the importing and Of
merchandise and 10 the South
osher plscea
The special partners
Theodore W. Riley has contributed capital or
common stock, tive hundred thousand dollars
John Randall who has contributed 10 tho capital
stock, hundred and MY thousand dollars
Henry Chauncey who contributed the capital
common sock, hundred thousand doiiarx
q John kpower who has the capital
mon stock. any thousand dollarn4
The parnsrAsp Ara day Of July
elrht hundred
Ave from that date. The principal place Of
business viii be the city OF New York.
wness hands I'M. twenty third day Of June thou
''"' '' THsoDoks w RILEy,l
JOHN RANDALL.
HENRY CHACNCEY, Special partners.
John kNOWER, and
JOHNRANDAfI, Au'y,J
EP.FABBRL (o--,.--
fREDK CHAUNCEY. }"o"''" Pa''"o'~
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1eTu DIVIDEND. -
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
The Board Of Directors OF this have declared
semennuai dividend % six 80 per cent payable on demand,
Il their once, No - Wall street
y. s wAIcorT, yr., Secretary.
NEW YoRx July 2 1890
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M B-wHo HAS NOT HEARD or THE CELEBRATED
IN Madame rREWsTERf she has been consulted By
thcrssnds The and other cities win entire sAisfscon shs
feels conndens she equal she future
WE husband also that o. her vter n you With the truth
1--WE call ~ Third avenue. above Twensy
I~des, % cenis gentlemen ~.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

Two oAcRAMENTANs MURDERDD BY INDIANS.
pears q communication written at Mattole
Valley, which states that two men from Sac
ramento had been captured by the Indians,
cut to pieces and thrown into the surf Sus-
pieion of the fact having arisen, fey Of the
citizens of that place formed themselves into
a company and went out to ascertain the
facts. The second day out they took two
prisoners and killed one Indian. From their
prisoners they learned full particulars con-
cerning the murder of the men, and succeeded
in recovering a rifle, powder flask, some
blankets, and other articles belonging TO the
murdered men. They ascertained that the
,, tive men had eneamped for the night. when
they were captured, their guns and pistols
taken away from them, their bodies stripped,
and they were murdered. cut into small pie
ces, and thrown into the surf The party,
after taking these prisoners, and learning
where and how the men were murdered, pro
ceedeG fifteen miles farther down the coast
to the spot where the murdere had been
committed Here an attack was made upon
the ranch containing the guilty Indians, and
fourteen Of them killed
The balance off the property. excepting one
horse and one gun, was found in the ranch
One Indian who was killed in the fight had
on a finger ring belonging to one Of the
men
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

BoDEGA RANoH.-We have perused. says
the San Francisco Call, letter from Tyler
Curtis, Esq, in which he says that on Monday
last all the settlers excepting three had effect
ed leases of the property upon which they
had made improvements and that those
three were to have finished their arrange
ments on Tuesday. The Letter further SAYS:
"An now has changed. Instead of gloom
and darkness, we have light aud pleasure to
assist US in the enjoyment of the holidays"
"The estate is settled up
and nothing is left now to be done but to
divide it between the owners will soon
be able to sell 10 those who wish to buy the
land" The leases are effected all the wav
from one dollar to three dollars per acre. &c.
cording to the quality of the land.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

Ts,AL or BENJAMS TuRNER.-On FridNy IN
a.. Sacramento District Court, the Jury in
the case of benjamin Turner on trial for the
murder of James Simpson, found it Impossible
to agree upon a verdict, and were therefore
a;sobaroed. A continuation Of the trial until
the next term of the Court was asked ior' Oh
account of the absence of a material witness
The Court denied the application, and set th'
ease for trial upon the oath of the Presen
month.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

H.F. Huron1NGsoN.-We call attention to-
the advertisement of this gentleman in an
ether place. He designs to close out the en-
tire collection, for the year 1859, of the
trees, grape vines, etc, of the New England
Nursery The assortment of apple, peach
plum, cherry, apricot, and neetarins trees
almond, gocseberry, raspberry, eurrant'
strawberry, pOn1egraDite, foreign grape
vines, etc, is large and valuable. Mr. E.
A. Shepard will be found in attendance at
the place Of sale, the Tree Lot, corner OF
Rourth and D streets, opposite the City Wa
ter Works. lie is very intelligent, polite
and obliging gentleman.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01
INDIANS KILLING Cattle IN THE Nonru =

The Humboldt Times Of Dec. nth, says:
Within the last two weeks cattle have been
killed out of almost every band between Van
Duzen and Mad River In the vicinity Of
Kneelands Prairie and the Buttes some 25
head of cattle and one horse have been killed
within three weeks
A correspondent of the Times says that in
the Yager Creek section, ono hundred head
have been killed or driven off in the last tive
months. a company Of men were about be
Ing sent out after the Indians.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01
DrAR7SvTLLE.
SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. Ist-

UoupAY.--As Monday will be devoted to
recreation and pleasure in this CITY, and the
..press gang is expected to join in II, and as
we do not like to be unaccommodathg' We
eball have to agree not to do any work Mon
day. Consequently there wih be ne DEMo-
omar issued tin w ednesday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

A MONSTER SrEGn-There was on exhibition
at the New Hampshire State Fair monster
steer, owned by Nelson Stevens, OF Newbury,
VT, five years of age, girting nine feet' and
weighing four thousaad pounds. It IS avery
large framed animal; its bones long enough
and strong enough to sustain SIX or seven
thousand pounds The animal Is IN thln
flesh, is small eater, and has not yet OBJ
tanned his full growth. lie IS from native
COW. of small size, and Durham bull mid
ding size. He stands Mt present about six
feet i've inches. His owner thinks that he
can easily be made to weigh six thousand
pounds.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

FRAsER RIvER-ThS Olympia Pioneer and
Democrat says the news from Fraser river is
very encouraging. Twelve miners. who had
been up to the head waters, report rich dig
gings. and as proof, have brought down the
nice sum of $4,000 as the proceeds of their
summers work. They will return in the
spring.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

A LETTER dated Tubac, Arizona, Dec. 2Oth
says; "rhe Mexican Government has ordered
Pesquiera to not only allow Capt. Stone and
party to carry on their surveys. but has d.
rected him to protect them in carrying them
on. A second campaign against the Apaches
started on the l6th, from Fort Buchanan,
under Lieut.. Reeve. with four mounted com.
naniea
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

A WNDFALL.-A letter from New York to
the Boston Post, says that Dr. Charles King,
the respected President Of the Columbia Col.
lege, has the prospect of ending his days in
clover His wife had the good fortune to
inherit, by the death of relative, about a
month ago, an estate estimated to be worth
some 100000. Tho property comprises
several entire blocks of houses in New York
city, and in localities lying directly in the
path of the march of improvement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

RrL1esous-Rev. II. II. Rhees will preae''
IN the Court House this morning, at II SiA'
The nub,;e are invited to attend. Mr. Rhees
ia Baptist Clergymsn, and viii be Perma-
,arnv located with his family in our midst
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

ASAN FRANCISCO paper states that names
OF the lost on board the wrecked schooner
Lauritta,are John Barthgate, ,Chas. Mckenzie,
and James Brown. A quantity of live stock
and $4,000 worth Of paper from Taylor's
Mills, in Marin county, were also lost
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

FRoM THE NoRTH.-By the steamer Colum-
bia, we have dates from Olympia to the 23d,
and from Victoria to the oath December.
WASHINGTON TERRIToRY.-Th bill to re-
move the Capital from Olympia to Vnncou
yer passed the House, but was laid over in
the Council till the 9TH of January, the enc
mics of the bill having the majority.
A bill has been presented in the Legisla.
ture to organize the islands between the
Canal de Haro and the Strait of Rosario as
"Harney" county.
The storm in which the Gomelzn sank in
shallow water, in Hoods Canal, on the 4th
inst, was EXTREMITY severe Large stacks of
mill logs, fenced in by "booms," at various
saw mills along Puget Sound, Hoods Canal,
and the connecting inlets, were lost. The
Seaback Mill lost 100000 feet of logs, aud
mill on the Sawamish river, lost 100000
feet. The Olympia Pioneer says:
The schooner Harney, Capt. Reeder, was
blown ashore on San Juan Island and stove
her bottom. She was loaded with Govern
ment stores for Capt. Picketts company
The cargo was all saved in a damaged condi
tion. Loss to the Government about 5000.
The Anderson towed the Harney off the
( rocks.
Nothing had been heard of several sloops
and schooners trading to the Sound.
The storm was one of the most terrific
ever known on the Sound and Straits.
VIcToRIA.-The Colonist says the English
men, fresh from England, in Victoria are
trying to get up a feeling of hostility to
those Britons who have gone to Victoria
after having spent some time in foreign
countries OF other colonies
The New Westminster Times says that
that the rapidity with which substantial
buildings are springing up in Victoria, is
amazing. The same paper has the follow
ing:
Out of one party of eight miners, who
arrived by the Eliza Anderson on her last
trip, the least gold that each had was 81, 900
which they had obtained a few miles above
the Fork not so bad considering the price OF
provisions, and that they had only been
working since the beginning of last summer.
On Tuesday afternoon, little boy, the son
of Mr.. William Brow, of Pioneer street was
severely, if not fatally injured by the aeci.
dental burning of his frock The poor little
sufferer was most dreadfully burned about
the neck and arms, but is, we are happy to
learn, progressing favorably.
DESPERATE AssAULr-On Wednesday night
quarrel occurred between John Gibbons
and Thomas Gibbins. says the S. f. National
ofFriday, at wood yard corner of Union
and Powell streets, and John seizing hatch.
ct made desperate attack upon Thomas, in
ficting wounds on his head which it is feared
will prove fatal. The assaiant escaped to
the Mission, where he was arrested yesterday
afternoon by officer Conway The parties
are not relatives, as the similarity of the
names would imply.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

TnE Massachusetts House of Representa-.
tiyes has abolished the provision of Law su.
thorizing fogging in the State Prison. Mr..
Goodwin, of Lowell who is chairman Of the
board Of inspectors of the prison, stated that
not blow had been inflicted there for nearly
three years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

GAME-The vicinity of our place, says the
Humboldt Times, is at present literally over
stocked with many descriptions of feAthered
game. Geese, ducks and snipe can be OBJ
taiued in almost any quantities, and afford
plenty of fun and plenty Of good eating for
our sportsmen.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

I. NJ. GREER-Among the Marysville
citizens who leave us on the steamer of the
5th for the gAtlantic States, is Mr.. 7. NJ.
Greer, prominent dealer in the Hardware
business in this city. He is young man of
generous insticts, honest and upright charac-
ter and a most genial companion. lie goes
on O visit to Ohio.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

HE ship Duke Of Wellington, from Liver.
pool for Bombay, was burned at sea Nov. IL.
The ship EpimandOs, from Shields to New
York, and Athlone, from Liverpool 70 Gal.
weston, have boen abandoned at sea. No uvas
lost
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

Tue Kentucky Legislature organized on
the 9th, by the selection of Mr.. Porter, Of
WoOdford, as President of the Senate, and
MerriwetheF Speaker of the House. q triumph
OF the Breekinridge over the Guthrie men.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

YouSe PEorLE's PARrY.-The lads and
lasses of Marysvile viii have social gather
ing and dancing party. on Monday evening"
a, the Water Works Hall. c. L. Rooney
Thomas selby and A. Z CULLEN are the
Committee of Arrangements. No doubt they
will have delightful time.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

A YOUNG lady named West met with a
fearful accident few days since at the house
of DR.. Kelsey, near Stockton. She was at
tending o ball, and whilst arranging her
clothing in tho ladies' dressing room, her
dress caught fire. She was very seriously
burned before the flames were extinguished.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

THE Boston Watchman and Reflector an
nounces that henceforth Rev. G. IL. Spurgeon'
the English preacher, will furnish cores
pondence for that paper. 1t is also under
stood that the New York Examiner will
share in Mr.. Spurgoons epistolary fayors.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

The DEAD OF 1s59.-Among the great
dead Of the year that is passed are Alexander
Humboldt and Washington Irving; the one
crowned king in the realms of science and
the other as royal leader in the field of
literature,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

SHor.-The Northern Californian learns
that man was recently shot at Orleans
Bar The man who did the shooting, goes
by the name Of Wilson-name of the other
unknown The wound is not considered
dangerous. Wilson was acquitted.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01
TEMPLE of Honor.

The regular meeting nights Of Marrsvile T. Of H.
No. 3, are on the first and third Mondays of each
month, at o'clock, P. NJ. E. BAuGHER w. c. r., and
E, J. LEAvELL, W. r.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

JosEPH CLARK, o native of New Orleans,
and aged 26 years, fell dead in San Francisco
Thursday. lie was suffering with disease OF
the heart
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

1HE Union Hotel at Montpelier was de-
stroyed by fire on the night Of the sd-loss
$4,000 No insurance,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

New YEARS DISNKh-Charley Cornor
will set out a splendid dinner, with Turkeys
and all the appropriate fxins. At the Spring
uonse today.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

TnE brig Dolphin was lost on October last,
on - coast Of Lower California; oil hands
saved.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

THE defaleation of Isaac f. Shepvard late
treasurer Of the Hanover st. Savings Bank.
Boston, reaches 1000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

ANIECAuous.-The Democrats Of the Ala.
bama and Georgia Legislatures hive set their
faces against caucus nominations for Office
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01
DIED.

Died. December TN. nine miles above Marysville,
on the Long Bar road Mrs Rachel kirkpatrick, wife
of J. s. Kirkpatrick, aged % years Deceased was
formerly from Wisconsin.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01

A D1srlLLERx has been erected at Union
Humboldt comfy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-01
nInrrsuilln LIE. Society.

The regular monthly meeting Of this Society will be
held on SUNDAY, January 1st, at 2 o'clock r. NJ at
their room in the El Dorado Building, on street A
punctua attendance is desired, the election Of Off
GERS will take place.
JOSEPH LAsI6, sec'y.