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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25

CHARLorrEsvrLLR. VA.-Wm j. Merrill.
File, has been sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary. Dabney Gaulding aud Morris,
Tor unlawful shooting, were sentenced to one
year each in the penitsntiary. The Aldermen
voted $3.50 towards the erection Of An armory.
The Disciples are about building new church.
for which $1,000 has been subscribed The old
Methodist church has been sold to VIM Payne.
clothier In Charlottesville, has received an
order from Little Rock, Arkansas, for sixty
suits OF clothes. - M ..,.-r 80 = =
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ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC
The pony express from San Francisco May II
reached st. Joseph's, Tuesday evening. The
California telegraph lines being down, we
have no later advices III IN those brought di-
rect from San Francisco.
The rider was killed by the Indians on the
California end OF the route, but all the Xpres 8
matter was saved. A detention of about
hfty-six hours was caused by the misfortune
Ise entlre appropriation made by the State
Leg stature, covering the ensuing fiscal year
foots up AGA ,0O0, about 1874 900 Of which goes
to pay of old claims. Something over $3.50,
OOO will remain in the Treasury after satisfy ing
the demands now due. -.
In two or three days telegraphic communi.
cation will be complete between San Francis.
co and Varsalia, two hundred and ten miles
south OF the Butterfieid overland route.
The overland mail, with St Louis dates to
April 10th, reached San Francisco on the 9th,
bringing over 10000 letters. the largest mum Der
ever received here at one time. The next ub-
sequent mail is telegraphed, and Will arrive
this evening.
The late rains have damaged the crops OF
hay and grain considerably in certain sec lions;
but generally the growing crops throughout
California and Oregon promise AN abundant
harvest.
t. deaf and dumb and blind asylum is soon
to be erected in San Francisco, the funds being
provided by the State.
A company having S 10 600 worth OF ms chine
ry will sail on the 18th for Guaymas, whence
they will have the machinery taken overland
to Chihuahua with the purpose OF reopening
the once celebrated silver mine in tha, depar t.
meut Of Mexico, which has been abandoned for
the last fifty years.
tn. nn"r'z mi"es near Jacksonville are still
yielding immensely.
d s.e..Iu .sn.ug mill was soon to COM
mence operations. An extensive new ditch to
convey water through the placer diggings had
been completed.
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THE TRAGEDY IN WASHINGTON Coo. W.
A. Raine, OF Lynchburg, who was killed in
washington CO., Va, few days since, was
formerly proprietor Of the Cabell House. in
that city, and was we'll known in Virginia as
popular landlord. His daughter had been
married to Duncan little more than a year,
and, on her complaint Of i'll treatment, she
having before been forced to leave her hus band
for the same cause, he went to Duncan's house,
at Three Springs in Washington CO., to
bring her home. The Eirginian says:
The two had been engaged in conversation
but minute or two, when both became ex-
cited and drew pistols. They, however, clinch-
ed before either fired, and In the uffle one of
ihe pistols went of, the ball taking effect in
the hand of Duncan, Immediately after which
they were separated by the bystanders. After
this occurrence, Raine again went to Duncan g
house, and told D. that he had come for his
daughter at her request, and wanted him
(Duncan) to bring out her baggage. This de-
mand Duncan refused to comply with, where
upon Raine called on a Magistrate to ascer-
tain what could be done in the matter. The
Magistrate not being willing to take any ac.
ton in the premises, RaiLe returned TO Dun
cans, where he was met at the door by Mrs. ID.
The two then in company with Mr.. Johnson,
LETT the premises intending " go " Bristol at
once, but they had gotten but short distance
from the house when Duncan made his ap-
pearance with a double. barreied shot gun in
hand, one barrel of which he discharged the
load taking effect in Mr.. Raine's side. near the
waist. Raine then turned around, and while
he was in the act of firing his pis tol, received
the second load Of Duncan's gun in the side of
his head, just over the ear.
The wounded man then fell, and Mr.. John
SON started 10 Bristol for a ply sician and 9th :
er assistance. Mr.. Raine no oweyer, only lived
few minutes after he was shot. As soon as
the news reached bristol, 4 posse was forth
with collected, who repaired to Three Springs,
took the body of the murdered man in charge,
and arrested the murderer, who still remained
IT his house, and the whole party returned to
Bristol.
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Several Lives Lest..Great Deasruc,isn Of
ProPerV..Churches Blown Dowu..Ter.
ribie Lightning &. II cnaarkable Phenome.
nn. &C., &C., &c.
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~ CHASTAIN WHITE.

W ATTUKNEY At LAW,
Practices in all the Courts Of the city of Rich
mont. the counties of Henrico, Hanover, Caroline
sld ro-chland
Nsle Court House. my l2-dts
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Getting Ready.-The Lester nauufasturias
company are hasteuing to completion thaif
buildings on Gary street, and will commsucs
chimes in short time. s" y -S s.
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Recreation.-ln most OF the large cities in
this country, merchants Of every KIND have
partic uiar hours for commencing and closing
business each day, thus giving the clerks and
statesmen in their employ some little tine for
recreation and enjoyment. Why those of
Richmond have never adopted a similar rule.
we cannot tell. Here business commences as
soon as breakfast is over, and continues until
Ded-time-not because trade is so great that il
cannot be accommodated in less time but sim.
ply because no fixed hour for closing doors has
Teen agreed upon, and ladies prefer the cool OF
the evening to overhaul new goods and exam.
Inc the fashions, forgetting that the clerks are
to be kept at work an hour or two after they
leave in re-adjusting the goods on the shelves.
Recreation, at this season Of the wear. is "a.
sential to the health Of merchants ana their
assistants, and they can readily get it by a
agreement among themselves TO close doors at
O'CLOCK In the afternoon, from now un til the
ist OF October. This will give their clerks an
nour TO put their stores in order for the ens u
ing oay's business, after " hich they can spend
the evening in healthful enjoyment The
ladies', We are sure, would as soon make their
purchases before as after that hour and others
would be compelled to do SO IL all the busi-
ness houses were closed. All that is neces.
sary 10 effect an arrangemnt for closing is for
some man in each branch Of trade to prepare
an agreement, to ba signed by his fellows, and
present 1T for signatures. Dry goods mer.
chants, hatters ciOthiers, tailors. shoe dealers.
haroWare merchants, and, indeed, every class,
wou!d enter 1htO an agreement, by which
hundreds would be benefited and no ono in.
Jured. Who will put the ball in notion
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The Mayor had no cases Of importance to
dispose Of yesterday Three psrsons. for
stimulating too free, WIRE brought 70 he bas,,
TWO OF whom were TepSsmaAdsd and dis.
charged, and the tnird locked mp foE wsat Of
bail. = 'FT ~
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HAWES Il. ST rTON, ATTORNEY
~ AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
rraetlces IN ali the Courts of the city Of Rich
aaad and the counties of Henr!co and Goochland,
Ehoe corner Bank and llth streets, Richmond,
Va He also Commissioner Of the United States
TOUT oi Claims. dp l6-3m
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LAWRENCE s. N1ARYE,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the CoaYts of the City Of Richmond
lne.
heis also Notary fsblic and Commissioner Ofthe
UnIted States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAlN WHIT
auc himself being dissolved. his office is now Op
nth street, just below Uoddin S Hall. fe l3-1y
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~ GEORGE IL. STEEL,

~ UFNTIST,
oTce and Residence Southwest corner Main and
q q sts, hrst door above Crenshav's New Hotel,
Acamond, Va.
HAVING an experience OF ten years in his profess
l0a, he feels confident of giving satisfaction to
Ah l5-6m
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Pleasant Rids.-Partios desirOus Of doing 90
can readily get 70 the Central Fair Grounds
BY the horse car now running on Broad
street. - A 81 $50
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Shooting ARRAY.
Stony HRrRE Cuosav Novr+y Va

May u, 1860.
A personal di6lculty occurred at this place
to-day lstween ID. Murrell and VIM. T. Per-
sons. in which tho latter was shot, Mr.. Per.
sons fired.at his antagonist three times. but
without effect. Persons was shot in the abdo-
men, and the wound, it is believed, will prove
fatal
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Mxsie on tie Sqxaye.-The free concert given
by the Armory Baud on Wednesday afternoon
last was attended by a large number of ladies'
ana chiidren, who seemed 70 enjoy the rich
m usic very much, while they added ma RALLY
TO their health and comfort by the exercise in
the open air during the Continuance Of the en- .
tertainment II the inducements ,hus o6ered
the ladies' 20 leave home for few hours were
more requent they would be greatly bsns-
hted. Siniin's FIRST Regiment Baud will give
concert this afternoon, II they can got from
Ashland twhere they are engaged for the
weekly in time, and tomorrow afternoon the
Armory Band will again make the Square me-
todious with their exhilerp ting strains OF
muse.
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~ NOTICE To THE LADlES.-Mrs
~ JANE i. WILLIAMS, NJ. D. has re-
moved 70 Broad, between lst and Foushee streets,
soGth SIDE. snt Is prepared TO treat all forms OF
Diseases peculiar 10 females and childreh.
Especial attention given to the practice of OBJ
s.efrlcs. 7-2mr
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Boat Sunk.-Yes terday afternoon. ba ttaau.
loaded wito merchandise, sunk in the basin.
near the Gallego Mills. A portion Of the
goods were recovered in damaged state. !
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J oKNAHESSTAf isESf IRON WORKS.

Seh street. nsxt to the Mechanics Insiltuto.
NiEs Chairs. shrrEsA sc: aI!o SAaG0 4i,iN
vsus esa yg I Cellar DOORS, and svsiy ot6s! had 81
ss e ao,ss sSs building 'a
~ Particular 6nsicn givon 70 Oonolusiug B~yisl
Lots IN the CITY nd coantry. ~. % 31-l3n
CAkD.-Ths snhsenbe! takes tAls msteoa of IA
= i?a ssS u! si
d: E As % Ss. eS :s eSs. Nc
in;ssss as & ss.a : M s s ys. ss.
pablo Dss!onsss; he Tslsn. b ssInission. %
A' Rs:sss Rs:sss, S::ss:sa Ss:ss:s.. g..
. BsYAa1,. .TlysIsT & Hclxss.t p..,
/: iTEzxsk TwxsI, / Hrs,D, ra, ,ps,,,s,,,n, ''"'
So, 49,. on ossos so,; .s cf CAY and u. :tsssi..
E"sMssosc ssockss. SSsdHas coaHisstos i mi 'ssihxonAsrs
s,.. + f5ysSt5r VEHt.r
&2HRH FLouE ;i e q: safe Of which EDWIN
BAGS furnished when rsea1sd. ~ i
"A 1UC1IONEHks aND c0MMIss1oS
;'sps IS :is: :. tss tEess.s .s.;
a.oct s1 al. &. e
fore the mnrniax Of tie sails. III -
WIN. sATTLER 4 co., -
Oils pASfss.' v2kSsafhe55. AN5 WINDOW
BRUsHES.we received By the lat. s.same,
sspn sasy Il = ssch s.s 1s X.
oar customers. ats@ 50 5.s4sf -
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Cheap Fi!ssr.--1Ill tubs and buckets win ths
mud and liquid row supplied ~ the city ~ :
draDts, sprinkn In esch small Quansity ID
pnlvertzed alan, and In ten or twelve Avufs
thereafter the ssrth will have settled 70 the
bottom, 90 that tho clear water may Be dipped
or sa ss8 ~ =, q = -7~7'77 80
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Nt,V Orfaa.-The Second PrDeH1tertan
Church congregation drew, DIR. Hoge'st have
contracted with Erbtu. OF New York. for .
due srgan for their church, ~ b. compieied
BY the lst OF Neyemhsr next The iaslrumens
IL expected 70 Be . saperi0r one, ~ the coa-
tractor Is said u be the most suceossful build.
~ in lhis coantry. Church mussc. II ssems to
US, IL never perfect without an Orgaa~ rad II 10
matter Of some surprise that ANY cosErexn.
tion should be willing 70 do without one.
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Mechanics Fair.-The seventh annual exAj.
bttion of the Virginia Mechanics Instituts
will be held in this city about the 10Th of DC.
tober next. The mechanics and man ufnctur.
era Of the State should have samples Of their
goods and wares on exhibition, apd taveutors
aad patentses will md IL 70 their jnsesest %
have their models exAibited In the NIP q Il
will be visited by th0usands Of pofsooc from
ali PARTS Ut the Union, who Will b here q
that time to wttness the great match TAoGS then
70 come %, and 70 atssad tAs Uaiea Agrtcsi.
tufui Fair - -
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LOCAL NAx41n9:

AsA!asd Raess- Third Dsy.-Thers wsre two
l races 1t this C0urDe yesterday. The attendance
was quite large. and the track 10 Np-sop con.
oition. The hFst race was . handicap, for q
purse Of e00O, mile heats, oeot tAree IN llve
for which there were three entries, viz -
Don Junn, Ada Currier and Great Eastern
Don was largely the favorite against the
HELD because Of his remarkable nine miles
run the day before, and his known speed Oi
the other two. Ada stood highest, though the
| "Great Eastern" had many friends who were
ready to take her and the odds.
A. the sound Of the horn the entries came to
tne score, and the drum being tapped, . pretty
start was effected, Great Eastern taxing the
lead, with Ada at her skirts. the horse bring
ing mp the rear. On the first turn Don was
noticed to give back, and from that time to the
end made NO show. At the three-Quarter pole
Great Eastern slackened her pace 20 much
that Ada readily went TO her, and giving her
.ne so;oy, led home In Isl. the Don being dis
In the second heat, Great Eastern again eut
out the work. and led to the head of the
stretch, when Ada went to her. passed her.
ana won the second heat in 1:52X
In the third heat, Ada bounced OF in the
turning into the quarter stretch, when the
latter Joined her leader, and the two ran side
by side till within few strides of the stand
"nen Ada oarted Awav from the whip and led
mary: fs s. st:G.s = : :, = =
Fnst Race--Handicap purse $500, mile heats,
best three IN five, the enlrsnce money t. 70 to the
second horse. w. "
Gen. J. Green's gr. f. Ada Currier. years old.
.tSnaIenser. out Of Frank Aliens dam
F. n Hair: Cd Great Eastern. ) Years old : b3 !
D. mnDaSis: mnDsnelsr gan y KS Sssei-eo pound
rQam DaIkness-llO pounds dis
Time: 1:6l-l:62k-l6l
After the above race it was found that Don
Juan had broken down, the middle tendon in
his left fore leg having given way So that
MS racing career is ~ an end.
Second Race--Sweepstakes for colts and 6lIies
out OF Ioares that never produced a winner up TO
me close Of the stakes, mile heats, Sl6V entfance
+. u; Halls ch. c. Eugene, by Revenue. dam by
0. w;II H.'es br. by Hawkins Pr'am. dam 1a9s y
NJ A: Thompsons ch by Waterloo. asm BY aos Mar
Third match Of Sso,me hsnss nao bssWssn 1qas..
n. n bea z!ey b: BY Hldebrand, dam by III Ar
grave, and N. A. Thompson . oh f. by Wsteri"o.
dam py Margravs: Beaz,e,'s 6Ily won IN two
straiEht hsats. Time; I:s7>s-2 2OiA. The FIRST
neat was ciose, Out the last was won with ease
Io-oay tnere are two races, and three en- tries
to each. The first il mile heats. best three in
five, for which John L, Frank Hicks and One
Eye Joe are competitors, and a good race NAV
be expected The second is u four mile post
stake, for which Annette Hall. Lois ure. aud
Delphine have been en- tered.
After the races the Club will dine at the
Ashland Hotel. All members are expected to
attend to participate in the feast
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K~ ARCHER ANDERSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WI practice in the Courts held in the city OF
AAehniond. Office, for the present, in Goddin's
guiding inh 7-3m
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t"'EDkICH KOETH,
FAINTER IN rREsco. 1tsoaJhssTnic AND OIL

'A'STER IN FREscO. cOUsTlc AND OIL.
iSSaI iSSSSaIvATE RESIDENCES. PUBLIC BvILp-
CORaTfEHnH RCh ES. HOTELS and HALLS DE-
cIIfIscyD ia the highest sty lee Of tue Art. Also
ID sno Ills psiatsd, plain aad sided,
Fslntn."nc and every dsscrivti6n Of Ornamental
.seeeas.,. ~ sxecated y y the hsst style.
sa he s'sspta6+ spta6 steAron, vhsrs s. was e,npsoy ID
Cssta,p hsssev sinting, under 10 direction OF
s-diShs may be jon M sin street. between nth
s:seet L.. A Messfs. Hastler 4 Co. . aud Broad
~ ia Tween an'ssu LIST and a aespeetia!ly
DEER BACON SIDES and sHoUL.
Gu. Sn.sd apd Plain BANS.
lprtisaS uswTsysdo ~ y sdo aad Ciayed MOlsAHyE4.
WEE wHsREY. Ref YY.Trkikssea rkkSsecaa r4kASNsb6Ys 4SkANbY.
tsf az az Aad LiQ UORs Of various kiads, -
wv ios cash, Or To paaotast customers.
~ H.. CHA6. n. BOsHER.
c@s Cospev i5fk asl Main sta
f,EklfffkfkS,A |. ,E:!i e 9 s12eF y ~ -
YLgz7akfs s'ss,{ f ,2Rfkf =
Gee,, 3ssm tSS1s
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IL NJ OND HCSTlNGS COURT.
MAJ HIH, Is60-The Court appoint JOSEPH
hb5KIyAMMEL, b5IA ABEL F. PlCyT. 6: A. SMITH,
saas,. sohN J. WILSON and n; b. HILL, Commits
fs as .n 'hUkSDAY: the aash instant, for Judge
~. ,s .Commonweaith in said Court, Sheriff OF the
"a. u..' s oi Richmond. and three Commissioners OF
H.. Revenue foI the said citysaid election to be
ppta5ths a ne First Market, and to be c..ndlcted by
HSshS SsthNrT I; SEAL and W u they spPqint JAMES
4 fHa9s aa9sWIsoN SEoRGE W. RANDOLPH .nd
sa0 snoNAS K. PRICE. Commissioners for Madi-
c'i,, cs,f, "a wsrd-said election 70 be held a the
6tIohfsrl 66I ohfsll' and 20 he conducted by ! THoAAS j y
hhsh, THOMAS N. JONES. THCMAs Bot:
MN n. G,;HhkLES II. POWELL and FELIX
T.. 4 II EWS Commissioners Of said election
a. ~ Monfoe, or Sd Ward-ssid election to be held
foasSssss Sss saop. ON Broad street between 1T an6
co., AZ and It is ordered that copy OF this
us,I oe publish in the Richmond Dispatch
S'a lhe day Of election. &
u,. A C0py-Teste:
ny ny Eide RO. HOWARD. Clerk.
- hs Polls will he opened IN each Ward at q
so ~n A. n. THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
~ - Copdnctne Nt CITY Hall.
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~ NoriCE.-The anss,al meeting of the
Stock aIlolders of the CLOVER Hill.
SanR0AD COMPANY will be held at their Of
-, IN tnis city, on TUESDAY. the 18th instant, at
%'crcs 2 Vi. ID. ,. WOODBRIDGE.
nv li-Gtd Treasurer.
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HENRY HUDNAI.L,
NJ ATTORNEY AT LAW

r., PAKKE POINDEXTER, ATTOR-
rseice in the city of Richmond and in the ooun-
ees Of Chesterfield. POwhatan and Amelia.
Ono in Lisle's BaildIng. corner Of Main and
Nsh stresi P0-ly
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BUSINESS MEETINGS.

S MERCHANTS' IN ANC r
~ c0MPANY-N g E.-The annual
nss.leetlon o! directors and for the transAetior
~ ar, c,her business that mas come before them
gl ~ 's ~ aeld at their offce on MONDAY. the Bth
-, s;i2 clock NJ. j. IL. MONTAGUE,
us l3-iH secretary.
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HUSTINGS COURT .
S-u-tae A. JCDSON CRANE.

FOR JUDGE OF THE HUST.
Nos CoURT-wILLIAMH II. LYONS,
my 9-dtle26
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From I'll 0lJectlOns, 20 1at . WO 1eV0 ho00
able 70 lsees, the soFnsAO has len Qplte -
severe - 10 the city. The lt0e of ~ CtAein.
nasi, Hsmtlton ena DA1toa Railroad hetWsen
sssd vim : 1rs1t 81 1litss sintps JAeaews
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FOR JuDaE OF THE nus-
ptAChY 4. GRATTAN, Esq. +-...
- s-x,i
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UNION FAIR. 1.-The STATE AG
~ RICULTURAL and the CENTRAL
t6RfCrLTURAL SOCIETIES, will hold their
FAIR for the present wear upon the grounds OF
,ae Central Society, commencing oa MONDAY, ,
,:a I'd day Of October. and continuing six days.
JOHN K. EDNUNDS.
Pfes't Va State AZ. Soc'y.
JAMES LYONS,
40 N-ts Pres't Va. Central Ag. SO.
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S'' @-N - @@@ - i. ~
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-22
EEARYSVELLE LAUNDRY.
COR. q. aud F0URTaH sTs.

TBNHE SUBSCRIBER having purchase the en-
4 tire interest OF S B Cooley In the above estab-
'shment, is prepgred to do all kinds of WASHING
at short notice and on favorable terms.
Ladies' and Gentemen's Clothes done up with par
ticular care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished in the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage made TO look as well
as new.
None but experienced hands being employed, my
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful to my patrons for past fayors,
shall endeavor to inertia fair share of Che public pat
rOnage.
oc9-my JAMES BOYD.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-22
NOTICE TO CAPITALISM
For Sale in Sums to Suit Purcha'"
DONDs OF THE COUNTY TsI 0E pr cpi

QONDS OF THE COUNA ~ ~ Pa CT
n drawing interest at the rate oi - b oe,e dhi
per annum, na vnble semi.annualy at the or.sbe
Treasurer Of Yuba county; the principal ~ mii
July 1st, 1862 sinking funl is proNIlusgna ts
the redemption Of twenty thousand uo,i~si 10 ae
Bonds, yearly All legal questions lnyo1i,..isd bt
issue and payment have been closely eonIII aIIs Jssf
the Supreme Court of th State, and me ~" ebarG
rendered in their favor invests them "i'"
higher than any Bonds in the market. irogins b.
ALSO-Bonds of the county Of solano' ",S nor sniln
terest at the rate of SEVEN PER ohSr Srr,.rpSlrer q
payable semi mi-annuglly at the County ~ tbeysra d.
fee of Solano county. In other res s.d above,
same as the Yuba county Bonds deserVeu sste ihyia
This presents rare opportunity loI II.,ersst 8, hq
ment for nine years at high rate Of .aSe dss
are offered at discount, which IS tls rrssert ne
as it is reasonable 10 suppose lhaP wy
cannot long be maintained .hs once Of "
For further particulars enquire AZ ~ 1compang, .
San Francisco and Marysville tailr9aau aau.,svlIe Cal
to ID. O. HAsklN, l'', n"a' 'copy ln al'
Sacramento Union and sierra Ciilfs' dec@
send bill TO this Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-22
NMARBTaE.
Premium Marble Works.

p J. DEVINE 81 BRO.
X street, 5et'oeea Sieth, and Seueatb Streets
SACRAMENTO, C0l
SCULPTURE, Busts, Statues. Mon,r,epts To,nbs
- and Grave Stones Mantle Pieces, table ana coun.
ter tops &c, &C. constantly hand or made to order
az the shortest notice.
UiIers rom the country promptly attended TO.
Mechanics Institute irns.,f e
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-22

State Of California, citv ana X
CO, ss:-On This 31st day Of JTeg,uhty Of sahp.
nc, VIM z. Jewett, Notary P,,bIT'1s A'b. lSg' g''tf
81 ia D. d,pdse q DoAsf s6a R9ovn 6ov tor Who Ss9
herewith signed nv him sra a' she eonlcrts o,s 's
In witness whereof have hercnr.. at
Allied my official seal. the 5e,. 1un'o setnyb,.,
written L~s.l WM. G. JETEifiTp {Near 'frs' s''
or,oco, Wan sPefmatOrrhoea, Hly
VT local WeaHness, nervous dai,H'.3
situde wea kusss Of the limbs ar3 w low srl,l
and incapablity for labor and .u ~, pack inds. a
rehension, loss Of memory, avqyeiSEn, d0lHa y,
o. solitude, umidi'y, ssi-distrust fu dig,,, % 'oc
on aTiloea[y tbe eGe pin,e idsGesTges % pains in he 3
tiles in man are cured by the nstil,u.a or oherFs
cian ana surgeon l. J. Czapkay M. II.s'.DFatd rsa
ring diseases IS new, tunknowp Ia III III me.nd g4t
erwise, free. '0hS' by lctt,r aa
mch80-om N"N tfancise. o.