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SPANISH WAR VESSELS AIDING MIRAM0N-THE
PRISONERS BEFORE THE UNITED STATES COURT.
NEW ORLEANS, March 81, 1860
The Mexican mails of the 18th instant TO hand.
Commander Jarvis It appears, first proposed that If
Juarez would place the Indianoa and Wave at his dispo
SAL he would intercept Marns expedition but he subse
quenty determined . strictly neutral course, unless
forced to do otherwise.
An intercepted letter to Miraon says the capital Is
seriously threatened by the liberals and asks assistance
The two Spanish en-owar at SACRIFICES were seen
for several nights taking materials ashore for
Mramon.
Two flags OF t-uce TO the French and British consuls
from Mramoo had been refused entrance to Vera Cruz
The steamer Marquczs prisoners brought before
the Federal Court here to-day.
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NEW YORK LnorsLATUnn.


Senate.
ALBANY March 20, 1900
The Railroad Toll bill received from the Assembly
Mr.. PRossxx (rep. moved TO reeede from the amend
ments made by the 3D. ste and concurred in by the
Assembly.
This motion was opposed by Messrs HAMMOND, szs.
sIoss, LATHAM FHRo and GRANT The latter denounced
tho course Of the majority Of the enby who had with
out debate or examination, In amendments
over the consideration Of which the Senate bad spent many
days
Mr. KsrcHAx (rep) favored the tolng a railroads,
but MOTOR the purpose Of helping private railroad
o. squanderng money on large speculaons He opposed
Ar. srIxoIA (dem.) spoke against tho motion, and
VAIN and protraced debate followed.
Aessrs RAMSAY, WARNER and BELL advocated tho mo-
Mr.. PRosERs motion 70 recede from the senate's
amendments was lost, IL TO 10.
The motion for Conference Committee was then
adopted
The bill passed by the Assembly relative to the sale OF
dered to . third reading.
Mr. HAMMOND reported favoraby the bill to erect Con.
hocton county.
The Committee Of the Whole took ND the bill 70 amend
the act to establish regulations for the port Of New York
stricken out.
The bill to alter the map Of the city Of New York above
l26th street was then taken up.
Mr.. MoIzoD MURPHY moved to include James Gordon
Bennett, Jr., ~ one Of the Commissioners. Lost.
Mr.. Sr1NolA moved 70 insert the name Of Frederick
The bill was then ordered to third reading.
The bill relative TO the sale Of lands OF non residents for
taxes was put forward TO be reported complete the
bills 10 provide for the appointment OF Deputy Gasmeter
river.
Adjourned
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, March o. 1860.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania S.ats 6ves, 937S; Reading
Railroad 2ol; Morris Canal 5f1 Long Island Railroad,
NV ORLEANS March 81, 1860.
Cotton dull: sales 6, SEQ bales mddng lQlic lie :,
market closing weak and with but little inquiry. Sugar
steady at exc a7nc. for fair to fully fair oasscs, 34c
q BIC. Corn nrm. Lard In barrels 1850 Whiskeg
2lc 22ttc. Freights on cotton Liverpool 32d Ex
change Gu London, ~ ssS; DO. on New York, at
sight, Il premium. -
Cttton-sales TO day SEQ bses. Market dull prices
easier, but quotations unchanged ,..o
Cotton Sales to cay eco bales; finer qualities I'M
proved moet market 6rm sales Of the week bales
receipts S5e0 bales against 500 bales last year. stock
Ia port 66,o 900 bales. Sterling exchange dull atSaSH
per cent prcnipm.
Cct.orssfs to cay 3,5oo bales better grades nrmer;
lower grades depressed.
Cotton-SaIes to-day $40 oales sales OF the week,
l6icO bales; the market closed at 40 decline on the
higher grades and &c &c. decline tho lower grades;
nitdng fair l1Sc 1lslc receipts OF the week, $500
bales.
BALTIMORE, March %, 1850.
Flour quiet: Howard street held at IS 75-no sales.
Wheat firm ats1 80 81 so for white and 81 50 u 20
for red. Corn dull; white csc Ioc; yeos Iec &c.
weight. Provisions quiet: mess pork siS prime 30,
rump, STA Whiskey dull, at &c.
PuLADs1pHlA March %, 1860.
Flour declined ISc sales eco bbs. euperhne, IS 10
Wheat declining: red, 81 40 q 81 Is; white VI Do
81 62. Corn dull: sales ,ooQ bushels yellow, aoc
CfscIyNAT March 20, 1890.
Flour duh and heavy, but quossons unchanged: WIS
key Gull and declined 1zc sales a. 1sxc ProvisiooI
si1 lard icslc. Money market quiet and unchanged
demand fsir. sight exchange on New York, for COLO
! - 10 pa C.-i t.en'aSn.
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only two votes against IT, and those were Nessrs Conk2g
ana jacques, Of New York.
From the action Of the tonight, especially OF
E Ian ana Sessions, would look - thou the Assem-
Inc caucus adjourned at 10k p. N. The canal men
were exceedingly jubilant at the result.
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SUPRkxK CouKr-CsRcrr l-Short Calendar Nos.
4e7. lea5 1921 lc3i, 1888, 23e7l, so49 $685. 4osl,
34c3 23e5, 2cel speo ss, 1885, 1902 1895 $685. s423
as7s 1893, sos4, 1921, ss7s, 1905 sos2, loo2 l4Ss
One noar csuses-Nos "a, 2iSl 2izs 1857, 27oS, zs2l
2eso 2slO, 24e0.
eUrsassa COUsr.-As bsiuse,
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The Oyster sloop Tragedy.

THE MYSTERY CLEARING UP-rHE POLICE ON THE
TRACK OF THE ASSASSIN.
The mystery attending the late tragedy on board the
oyster sloop E A. johnson Is clearing up and the police
feel sangune OF being able to effect the arrest Of the per-
perator Of the murders ct early hour. Yesterday
morning Captain Weed Of the Second district police,
ceived information which pointed most positively to the
assassin, and Immediately despatched two Of his most
efficient officers in pursuit Of the fugitive The Of
the suspected party withheld from the public for the
present at the urgent request Of the authorities but we
hope to be able to give his and full particulars OF
his arrest tomorrow.
From reliable authority, Captain Weed ascertained that
man answering the description Of Of the Of the
Inflated sloop ashore Staten Island on Wednesday
morning, In small boat and related that he belonged to
vessel which had been sunk few hours pre- Tously BY
coming In collision with schooner. He further stated
that the captain Of the soop had been killed by the COLI
son and that he the only board who had time
to escape which he did by getting in the yawl boat
the lower bay on Wednesday by fishermen, but up
70 last evening had not been recovered 1t 10 probable,
however, that will be restored n day or two ct the
furthest The sloop was visited by large number Of
yesterday and Notwithstanding the incleency
Of the weah, large concourse Of citizens continued to
tho tragedy Is intense among the shermen and oyster
Dealers and loud threats Of ynching the offender he
should be caught, are quite rife in the neghborhood Of
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
VANDERBILT LANDING, March ~, 1850
On Wednesday morning, at about half past six O'Clock,
came 70 the ferry house with bag, supposed to
contain clothing BE was roughly dreseed, and by his
general appearance supposed he was q seaman. He
asked what the fare was and told him the collector
would take his fare when the boat came in. he then
asked where ha could get drink. told him ct the
corner Of the she'd then went into the saloon, and in
few minutes he iu and asked tho barkeeper for
something TO eat, and what he had He WAS told eggs,
n me
then sent him to the Vanderbilt House. but he returned
to tske drink. He being stranger, and very talks-
tive, asked him where he came from. He said he
schooner in the lower bay; that ono man bad been
smashed between the mast Of the soOp and the bowspr
Of the schooner and another dro wned that he
asleep At the Time and only bad time TO save his clothes
in the bundle asked him the Of the soop, and he
told me the William Tell.
The about five feet eight inches high; had dark
hazel eyes, and about thirty five years Of age His
clothing was patched, and he wore black Kossuth hat.
A. 8. EGBERr.
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The Case Of the Old Police
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.
Rafnra Hon IudRa Ianas

MARCH 22.-W sIiam Gormln II. The Police Commits.
sioneIn this case the jury found, under the direction
Of the Court that the reator orman) refused to do duty
under the present Board Three the points found
in favor Of German and In favor Of the Police Commits
soners and the matter is understood German obtains
verdct in his favor, subject 10 the deduction OF $500,
which he earned In other employ ment since he left the
police force.
The case OF Titus vs. the Police Commissioners then
taken
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Iron Masters Convention In Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, March o. 1860.
convention Of the Iron manufacturers OF Pcnnsyva-
mia this morning, the object being 10 ad
In the OF duties foreign iron. committee
resolutions appointed, which includes three dele
gates 10 the Chicsgo Convention
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Fire Mt Yellow springs, Ohio.
Ykuow SPRINGS, Ohio, March ~, 1860.
The aype agricultural Implement manufacturing csAb-
lisbmen ut or Msssrs Dane Ewing Co destroyed by
IRE last night The loes 10 about $4,000
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R0yalHavana L0ttory.-Uos. 2s8s I023B.
ioeA %ls1 lssl Srsg ne nye Capitol Prizes draw.
Sfe.t1g Don RODRI0UKz, care Of city post Charleston
GoutA CaY0lfnn.
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Trial for Forgery In Boston.


The trial Iraac Shepard the charge Of forging
tho rame OF James Blake, endorser on promissory
nose commenced in the Superior Court today.
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Nom. Arrival Of the Canada.
HALIFAX, March 22-9P.M
There are as yet no signs Of the steamship
Canada due at this port with Liverpool dates OF the
10th inst. Weather thick
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BatchsIor's Hair Dye and Wigs are I'M
valed. The dye applied in private skyght rooms Great
improvement IN wigs Separate rooms for lades l6 Bond
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Barry's Tricopherous IL tho Best and
cheapest article for dressng beauynx cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' IT. Fold BY al
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warerooms sol Broadway.

The Metropolitan Patent Gas Burner
and Regulator combined Ii the leading for econo,soc
gas bills and producing beautiful brilliant skerinG
light AL others base In taons Office 592 Broad Way
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MIS-. Windows Soothing Syrup.-MilI-
cniidren eetnng win never failing success Relief imme
diate and certain Only Is cents bottle,
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The Chief Justiceship of New Jersey.

The Chief Justfceshfp Of New Jersey.
TRENTON, March 20, 1860
Mr.. Whelpcy has been rejected for the Office OF Chief
Justice T. Frelnghuysen has been nominated for the
BE will probably not DO confirmed. The Legsa-
ture will adjourn sine die TO night
Ten O'CLOCK, P. N.
Mr.. FreiDghuysen has been rejected. Up to this hour
Chief Justice has been confirmed Dill being dis
ccssed 70 meet the contingency. Both houses in
sesaon.
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Hollow y's pills and OIMtment.-Thes "a
anti septic medicines moderate the effects Of easlea small
and scarlet Mothers sing in any OF The above
malades need have no fear as To The result
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Observation-Disclosures Gallery, z4e
Fulton sree6-Yho>oCraphA miniature 70 Ne aze Camso-
types, DaguerFeovpes. uneqnlled.
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Beautiful COmplexion-Lairds Liquid
Pearl has achieved eby a. having eqsal for besu
flying and preaervina the skin. $50 Broadway.
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Parker Br0s.' London Club Sauce IL
superior 70 all others in and sold much lea
indispensable the brcAkfast lunch dinner table,
has only % procure bottle from any respec,Abe
ID Beekman street, Solo Agent for Ia United Statea
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupeea
vately applied. No. 6 Astor House.
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Ladies' Dress Rosette Trimmings.-Ro-
seties Gmps and Brads, at LOCKITT SON CO.'S, PSI
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Good Tea Ono Dollar the Chest.-You
or ZIG Greenwich street. '
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Hilrs Hair Dye SO Cents.-Depot No. 1
Barclay street. and sold by all Druggists nfabe onguent
hair. 10 -o~
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Spring style Dress Hats for Gentlemen
ready WHITE, Halter, ZIG Broadway, opposite 1t Paul's
hUyeh
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DR.. marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
cal Care Truss with success IN eecnR permanent cures Of
hernia or rupture MARsH 90 No. 3 vesey 4 /, n Z.
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The Mount Vernon ut savannah.
SAVANNAH, March 70, 1850.
The Ecrew steamship Mount Vernon detained at the
Hook by fog fifteen hours) arrived her wharf a NJ
the Dist
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Death OF q United States Marshal.
RusHvILE, Ind March %, 1860.
Hen. John L. Robinson United States Marshal Of In
dian a, cied at six O'Clock last evening.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state LOtte-
nos MoOD. EDDY 4 Co. Managers o. the
DELAWARE GEORGIA, KnrrCckY AND MISSOURI STATE
DrrAwAs.-E1rnA d1a ssnf No isy. MARCH q $780,
So' ~, "a, 8, 40, 26, 8, so, 81. rs. 20, rs, 8.
q, lggsI1sSAeHc % No. l4o. Aeon q 1850
Circulars csut free Of charge by sddres.ior
WOOD EDDY& CO.. wlmpgon. Delaware.
Omo1al Drawings or Hodaes INavis e.
CO.'S Consondatsd Lotteries Of Georgia
-, CLASS ~, MARCH u, 1860.
l8, "a, As, 40, 50, 8, N. 70. %. GA.
CLASS 15. MARCH a. 1850
~ 49, S5, !6, 6S, 2s, 80, g. 81, so, "a, 3, 8, "a
HODGES. DAVIS CO.. Managers,
Macon,
GeogRia.
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Stodart Pianos.

Card Photographic for Business or Plea.
Broadway. -
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Drawings OF France, uroadbents & Co.'s
Delaware LoUssles;-
68, IL, go, Sc, 80, 3, SO, 20, ~. &. O..
CoSsoIIpAlyp LorrxRv-CLAss 81, MARCH "a 1860
B, 20, 81, rs. %, 10, IL, IS, 8, 68, 81, a.
FRAME BROADBENTS 4 co
MaAsgers, WumlnRton Delaware.
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Singers gewin6 Machines.
AN ENTIRE NEW STYLE
Designed for all manufacturing purposes nolscless IN It's
operaton rapid and capable every kind Of work
3 the beae machine ever produced Price only $40.
I. u. SINGER CO., as Broadway.
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Horrtng's Patent Champion Fire
and burpar proof evfss 2 Broadway Of Murray
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The Established Excellence OF the HATS
manufactures BY ESPENsCHEID for genemens wear rem
oere needful for him only 10 that he
spring Of 1850 ready for Inspection and sale At No is
Nassau street.
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s: s0DhlSGSs sy p s's' 5s: :. o.
Observation-Disclosures Gallery, z4s
Eulion srssS-rhoographA miniature 70 Ne DE; Cau,so-
9emsth1ng New..A HenEnner, Tucker,
ap: .sD
ss''ni tx faE 8 ffC
TIN rEADE ordsr.S! mali mPpI,sd po:sss. psid Com
Every . sss
~ - ''' 5 SSSAifvs1Rs HExxER CO.. 40 Broadway.
The Established Excellence OF the Hats
de .ssdfu only 70 snnounes that his issue for no
spring Of 1850 now ready for inspection and sale No. rs
Singers ssw .slE{g M. chi ssv,
Designed for =. manyiacturng purposes noeless in ts
' BED n''a eyer + Gs sfsSkn rs 60 q Sss.sw.,
Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machinss.-
Once EOS Broadway. New York
Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and bTsa proof ssfss 26l Broadway Of Murray
Parker Bros.' London Club Sauce IL
2 ~ q r. r and sold s. rate
b. only . procure bottle from any respectable
saxSls ss Assn r q
Hilrs Hair Dye SO Cents.-Depot No,
Barclay street. and sold by all Druggists InfAbe onguent
sure 2 visit or bghI "a for 81 HOLMES Gallery, SIS
stodart Pianos.
Warerooms sol Broadway.
The Metropolitan Patent Gas Burner
and Regulator combined the leading burner for eoonosuc
light All others base in atons Oos SSs Broadway
n
setses Gmps and Braids at LoCKITT SON Co.'s! 25l
Good Tea One Dollar the Chest.-You
can obtain this e CIRIsTIANsONs No Chambers street,
r. s h:.2 &c b.. for s,ss P.
MRS. Windows Soothing syrup.-sTilI-
ions Of bottles are now used every In the United States
dlate and certain. Only IS cents bottle.
Barry's Tricophsrous IL tho Rest ana
prs.sns restoring he E. Isds: 1sR Goa c BY 81
vaed The dye applied in private skynsht rooms Great
mprovewen IN wigs Separate rooms for lades l6 Bond
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupses
vateiy applied. No A:or House ' '' 40 ~ pr
Beautiful Complexion-LairdsL Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having eqsa besu
flying and pre'sryn. The akin: 50 Broadway
DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply his Radi-
S a' A
HoIloway's pills and Ointment.-Thes O..
sutisepc medicines moderate the effects small
| mslades need have no fear as to he result
Bllliards.-Bassford, Jr.. Invites hfs
friends % call ut Court and Remsen Brooklyn Sacs
and playing rooms, l4o Fulton street, and No Ann n z
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0emethfng New.-A HenEnner, Tucker
FnLLnR. BINDnR, AND GAUGE COMBINED, just patton
81 simple hemming any width and thickness OF doth ehe
me sppiSso :py sswnS .scbnS b any ons r. e,
TH s.s TEADE ORDER mai, gIpsd po,ss: paid Com
lar Alsc UNIVERSAL BOsOMFOLDER and SELF
GSivRhsAI. HEMxER CO.. 40 Broadway.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30
Senator Seward.

The speech of this great Republican leader
delivered in the Senate Of the United States
on the 26th of February, is highly commend
ed by the Republican press. and is. of course
as able an argument, on the Republican side
of the Slavery question. as any man now liv
ing could make for no one will dispute the
very great ability of VIM, II. Seward.
| We have not read the whole of his speech,
for we have seen, as yet, only that portion OF
| it which is published in the San Francisco
Times So far as we can judge from the por'
ton that We have read, he abates not one jot
or title Of his doctrine of the "irrepressible
conflict" although he expresses very IRA
ternal feeling towards the saveholding States.
lie divides the Union into Capital States,
as he terms them. and Labor States" The
CAPITAL States are the States in which the la
boring class are owned like goods and chat
tells, by the men Of capital, who, of course,
have no use for the free laborers who require
compensation for their services These chat
tells are not recognized as persons and have
no rights which appertain to citizenship
They may be bought and sold, and otherwise
disposed Of without reference to their own
will or option in any manner whatever Free
labor is excluded from the Slave States, be-
cause it is not in demand and cannot compete
with slave labor.
The Labor States, as classified by Seward are
contradistinguished from the Capital States,
by the fact that Free Laborers are not goods
and chattels but persons that they are en-
titled to oil the rights and privileges of citi-
senship, and that they may reach the highest
offices in the land.
Free Labor, he says, must necessarily be
opposed to Slave Labor, because the owners
of Slave Labor monopolize in the hands of
the few what should belong to the many,
and, in respect to the ownership of the soil,
two or three men hold and occupy tracts suf
feient for the support of hundreds of families
Free Labor, he says, is desirous to expand it
self over the length and breadth of the Union,
and it chafes against the barriers erected
against it by the Slave States.
Therefore there is ON irrepressible conflict
between Free and Slave Labor, OF between
the Capital States" and the Labor States. "
1t can never end, until all the States are free
or all are slave Yet, he, Mr.. Seward, is in
ia 'or Of no violence neither does he believe
that there will necessarily be any violent col
lision. The majority of the white popula-
tion Ct the slave States are non-slaveholders
They will see, he says, that it is to their in
terest to put down slavery and they will ul-
timately vote to extinguish the institution
And thus will the abolition of slavery be eff
feated by peoceable means.
Such is Stewards explanation of his IRE
pressible Conflict doctrine, so far as we now
know. We shall understand him better, how
ever, when we read the balance of his speech
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30

Losr CnILD.-Aaron Cobbs, with his elar-
ion voice, awoke the echoes, last evening, for
an hour or so, in vociferous proclamation of
the fact that little son of A. J. Snyder was
lost, and requesting everybody to make search
for him. Finally at about eleven o'clock, he
announced in eqnally stentOrian tones that
the child was found. It appears that the
little fellow had been missing from o'clock
IN the evening. He was found at last asleep
behind the stove in the kitchen. The anxiety
OF his parents and their subsequent relief up,
on finding him may readily be imapined.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30
FOrr's fine French Boots

just received These Boots are manufactured in Pa
ris, and for which have theGo Agency.
Goods sold at my establishment are superior to any
offered in the country regards their beauty shape,
workmanship and durability.
Fresh Goods received by every Steamer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
Mems super. custom made, doubled soied and upper
Calt waterproof Boots;
Mems extra quality L double soled grained leather
Mining Boots;
Mems extra fine sewed French Calf Dress Boots
Mems extra quality l. l. double soled Kip Waterproof
Boots
Mems super L L tap soled, grained leather Hungari
an Boots
Mems super L tap soled, grained leather, Water
proof Boots;
Mems supper imitation stitched, half weted Kip
Dress Boots
Mems super limitation stitched Calf Dress Boots
MEMS extra quality lined and bound imitation stitch
ed, half weted Kip Brogans;
Mems extra fine, lined and bound, French Calf Dress
Brogans
Mems super lined and bound, imitation stitched, En-
duelled Leather BrOgans;
Mems extra fine French Patent Leather Monterey
Ties;
Invoice of Gents Fine Glove Leather Top Fancy
French Calf Dress Caters.
LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES.
Ladies' extra fine fancy colored Silk Lasting Gaiters
Ladies' extra fine Black French Kid Buskins;
Ladies' extra fine French Patent Leather Alboni Ties
Ladies' extra fine enamelled Leather Jenny Lind Bus
Misses fine French Kid Buskins and Ties.
Misses hne Enamelled and Patent Leather Laced
Bo0ts
Chlldren's fine fancy colored Morocco Roots
eaF- English Hunting Shoes
" Orders from the country promptly attendedto
4a ID STREET,
mhzs-lm MARYsVILLE.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30

Glrr ENrEnTAINMESr.--Harry Barnett ad
vertises another one of his popular Gift En-
tertainments, to take place on the lst of May.
There will be 200 prizes valued at $4,000.
These entertainments Of Mr.. Barnett have
given great satisfaction, from the fair and
honest manner in which. they have been con-
ducted