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VALUABLH FARM AND EGRoEs

II " = . "a ~ " i II AN u Nj / CHtN KIM -
TUhE, CROPS, STOCK, SC AT PU BLIC
ACCFlON.-l Will sell at pub bic auction. on MON
DAA the Eth day,cf September, at 10 o'cpk. upon
The premises. Of far; If not. the next fair day
that valuable FARM called Locust Hill, be
longing 10 the estate Of William Andrews. decd.
and situated on the old Hungary road, about SIX
M ies from RichmUnd, containing about 1855 acres,
100 acres of which IS in high state of improve
ment, and the balance well tImbered with pine and
oak wood The nlace has on it comfortable
DW Filling. HOUSE with SIX rooms also, ktch
en-, barn, stable, Nc, sufficient for the use OF the
farm. IL s regarded RS being remarkably healthy
and hHS several streams OF watSr running throus
1t: besides number Of excellent springs. II ad
Joins the guds of Alfred Winston. Esq, +. II il.
Wadrop, Nathaniel Crenshaw and others, being
situated in an e&ceient neIghborhood After the
sale OF the farm, will sell eight very likely young
NEGROES, consisting of w omen, Bows and GIrls;
among them several good Cooks and House Serv-
ants; Also: Household and Kitchen tCRNl
TURE, CROPS of all KINDS, Horses. Cows, Hogs,
FARMING imp ements; Harness, Carriages. &c.
Terms OF SALE.-For the land, ne third cash;
balance on one and two years credit, for nogatIa-
lie notes, interest added, secured by trust deed
For the negroes cash. For the personal property,
al sums of 20 and under cash; over that amount,
four months credit, for approved negntiahe paper,
with interest added. JOHN y. TAYLOR,
Administrator of William Andrews, decd.
Sc i-dtds
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BY Alex Mott, Auct

y SHOW CASES. sC.-Fhe subscriber wish az
to make change in his present business, Will sell
Columman Hotel, on FRlDAl. Sept. Tth, com :
menciu: at 10 SO oek his entire s.o'4 Of Cgntso-
tionsry, Jars, Show Csses Clsars, Tors, Wines.
z. L. SALE.
Sale cnndn ctad BY ArKx. Mort, Auct. se 6
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al cTiCE Sel.i@
Thfs pAY


ENTEEL HO1sEaOLD FURNITURE.
TIffSi nE MICLH COW. &C., AT AUCTION. -
Ssacs OF 7 oourta.y. Ere, ON ran. between
uIsos ana p,oad stIee's, Al! his HpCsEHoLD
usual variety Of well kept articies.
Also
A most excellent Mich COW
sec r.. n. COOK. Auct'r.
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AUCTION eALHn.
~'----~s-e---.-s ----es~s-s-.'s-s------~--
FUTURE DAYS.


! QN TIE WEstHAM PLHsk.s6Hb, 81
n \ HI Itfs ion ASBo " + RlsHNoNb: FOR SALE Ar
i.ss on MONDAY. the 10Th sepfeGbe IT. 1850 ~ q,
O'Clock p, ~. the valuable FARM located q.
joining on tue southeast that Of hen w. ii. kich-
ardson The tract contains 1856 acres OF which
OF improvement. Bes Ises a com fortshls dive lIing
there ample buildings { = the of thu place
There Is on II a most excellent youns otcharJ.-
The situation is an elevated one. com nlandinx a
fine view OF the surrounding eot.tfS. The neigh
torhpod ia q most desirable one.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at ] and
years. for negotlable notes, interest added, Sc
'a auso y d06DIN h AppERsoN. Aucts.
VALUABLE L.TTIe fAkM AND NAB
' NET GARDEN, IN SYDNEY. ON THE
fLhsx ROAD, AND IN hAhyiE sTREhT:
AT AUCTION At the request Of MIR. Henry
Fremnng. we will sell at auction, he premises,
On T kshAi. the lith Sept 1850, at a. clock J.
VI. me desirable Mite farm located as above, ad-
tolnins on the east the lRropert, of MIR. Lusnot.
and sps Is The aud ysy hsh
viney ard on it. now IN fnll bearing Also. an ex-
celent framed dwelling. wen cf water ac
TERMs.-One fourth cash balance at g. ~ and
is mouths, for negotiable notes, interest aided,
ss5 y G0 6H15p h ApPERsoN, Aue.s.
HANoVER IoTNTY, On ThE' VIRGINIA 6
ron NNE hMAt tks fRom M R AdthaGS srA
rrtsfeos in a certain deed of trust from Mr.. VIM
II. Vaughan, dated 18th September, 1888. duly re-
corded IN HauoTcr County Court. We shall, in x
ecution thereof, tafd It'll the consent aud appro-
BATON of the parties interested proceed to sell at
PUBLIC auction, on the premises, on TC ESDAY,
the 18th September 1860, at IL O'Clock NJ df fair
II not, The next fair day ) that valuable FARM
located as shofe on which he now resides. The
tract conta ms ls acfes. of which about 800 acres
are cleared, and the remainder is covered with
wood and timber, some oil which ~ the finest
Chickahomny oak, ash, maple, &c. The soil rs n
good as the Chickahominy lands generally The i'm
provements consist of IL DIV Filling, containing
seven rooms, and all the usual out houses, such
Kitchen, Quarters. Barn, Stables, &c. In front of
the dwelling there is grove of beautiful OAKS,
thrs giving TO it handsome appearance Il ON the
RAILROAD from which 1t is distant about 200 yards
A further desorl stion deemed unnecessary, as
IL IS presumed that th"se disposed TO urchase will
view the place, which will he shown TO them by
Mr., Vaughan, residing on the PREMISES. The land
adjoIns on the one size MIR. A. B. TimSerlakc, and
on the other Mr. Nathan Il. Clarke.
Although the deed requires cash sale yet, by
consent Of the parties interested, the terms will
be: one fourth cash balance AZ J, 2 and 3'ears.
for bonds bearing interest, lay able hall yearly,
secured by trust deed
NATHAN CLARKE,{ T,r.,oo.
EUW' ID b, VACGHAN,S AiE"sNeS'
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rrKuS1EE's SALE OF HANDSOME

LOTT, n THE Han OF FOWHATAN,
AFAR TO MOUNT ERIN, FOR SALE AT
A tCFlOT.-At the request of Mr.. Edgar Macon,
Trustee. we shall sell ut the premises,
on FRIDAY the 18TH TepteaIber, 1860, At O'Clock
Z. NJ, the following Lots nj the nan of Powhatau,
formerly owned hy the late Conua, 9. Macon,
VIZ: Lot no 8, containing acres; lot No. 9,
containing "a acres and Lot No. -, acres. These
Lot. are IN rear OF the residence recently coupled
by Mr.. John Cary, ard are near t., or adjoining,
Yisun.
TERMS. One third cash balance at 4 and 8
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, aHf
title retained uil last cote is paid.
au3l G0HUlN X APPERSUN, Aucts.
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I 'HtsAPEAkE FEMALE COLLEG T.

Other branches. extra.
~ For catalogues, and further, information.
address, REV. c.. A. RAYMON D, Hampton, Va.
REV. THOS. HUME, portsmouth, Va
13-ts
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thereof having failed to comply with The terms Ut
sale, II viii now again lie sod. ~
gs5 GODUIN d APPERSON, Auctrs.
VALUABLE AID be sshABEY LOJA-
CLAY AND 10TH STREETS For SALE AT
AUGTiON.-At the request oi Judge John M.
Gregory tWho has determined To remove 20 the
comfy shall sell AT auction, the premises
on W tDN ESDAI, the t9lh of September, lSIO,
at A. O'Clock 7. NJ. the VALUABLE RESI-
DkNCE located as above, and now in his occu-
panry. The Lot fronts seventy two and half feet
On Clay street, and runs back the same width 1853
| feet The Dwelling House is large, and WAS built
in he best manner, Of the best materials. II con
tns ten roons with ire places SIX large closets,
with cellar the size Of the house. There is ON
| the Lot a Kitchen. Laundry, Stable, Carnage
| House, WAGON House, Smoke House. &c. The
accommodation for servants ample. Every
room IN the house has gas IN IL, and there Is
water IN the yard and kitchen. There are culveTts
leading through the yaTa which carry OF all waste
water. This property IS located IN 4 very desIra
bic and pleasant part of The city for residences,
and is within five minutes walk Uf the pal
business places, and free from the hustle and noise
of business. There are about thirty feet of The
Lot vacant upon which another house might he
built.
TRRM<.-0ne- sixth cash balance at /, 2, 3. and
years, for negotiable notes interest payable half
yearly, secured by trust deed. The buildings are
valued for assurance IN the Mutual assurance So
clety for $3.50. GODDIN & APPERSON,
a
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will commence the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
All the usual branches Of FEMALE EDUCA-
TON are taught, the Modern Languages by ma
painting By Profesaors' in eac dspsft
ment. The FRENCH Language will be taught by a
native of PARIS, The growing necessity for this
langu age IN our country, makes II essential that
it should be laugh orally for which reason 1t will
be the language OF the school room, and as soon
as proper selection can be made, n French lady
will be procured to reside IN the family.
AoIass will be formed IN English Literature,
and the course OF study will be thorough.
corps of experienced teachers mine in num-
ber) have been engaged aud others will be added
REFERENcEs.-Jno. K. Tucker, Attorney Gen
eTal of Virginia, RICHMOND; Prof, D. Il. Tucker.
NJ r HuntoT e. s. Senator, Loyd '", Essex ooun
t., Va; Hon w. James n: Mason, Y. s Senator,
Rsbt Rev Bishop S'G ohns aSa Hs
Rev. T. Y; core; Rc a. Va; ksv James r.
G. H., Va; Clnolnatus Newton, Esq, Norfolk,
Va Rev. Charles H Read, Richmond Va; Judge
Abram warwtok, DO; NJ. samuel Ayres, do; Mr:
E d Ho Dr. Robs1h G EsS dS Colonel
For terms and other particulars relating to the
school, address H. H. BROOKE,
iYal-dtlO Richmond. Va.
y NEAR OLD POINT AM HAMPTON, VA.
The next SESSION OF TINS Institution Will com
The location, extraordinary on account of its
beauty and healthiuness, the easy access to it,
and is proximity to Hampton, Toriok and Ports
mouth, IS particularly suited to Boarding School.
None of the dyerting tempting Influences OF
the city here affect the pupils. Nor is there am
while they enjoy the reRnements and pleasures oil
we'll ordered home. The course ot instruction
is divided into ten departments schools, IN each
of which diplomas are awarded upon wrttteo ex-
amlnatIons. The Teachers are gentlemen of hor-
ough scholarship. and have secured for themselves
and the Institution a high reputation.
TERMS:
Board, including fuel, lights and washing, for the
ScEOidsllC wear y lto W
English Tuition IN Preparatory and Cole
giate Departments. Observation-Disclosures. so 90
Other branches. extra
~ For catalogues. and further information,
address, REV. C. A. RAYMOND, Hampton, Va.
REV. THOS. HUN +, Portsmouth, Va.
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AUCTION 6ALE0,
FUTURE DAYS.
By J. II. Digses. Aact,r.
ZINE ROSEWOOD PIANOS AT Al,

LINE ROSEWOOD PIANOS AT AUG.
L TION VIII be sold, on WEDNESDAY morn
ing, Sept 18th, at 10 O'Clock. at Auction com 80
Nam street, three splen d.d seven octave RIOS IL
WOOD rIANUs. entirely new, made by Broad
way maker, New York: entire iron frames, over
strung bass inlaid with pearl and richly carved
tion on FRIDAY next Any one wishing fine
Pianos will have an opportunity seldom ered.
TKRMs-Sixiy days, for negotiable Lotes.
J. II. niGGES, Auct'r.
Col acm a.
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FNGL,sH AND CLASSICAL sCHOUL

II mAl Q STREET,
The seventeenth annual session of INV SCHOOL
will commence on MONDAY, the cath September
in the basement of the Cnlversallst Church,
TERMS, SO > as heretofore.
b-im
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u EN NJ J. NICHELBACH EK' , So HUVJ,
IL IN THE BASEMENT OF THR SYNAGOGUE,
On llh Street, near Marshall.
The fifteenth session of REV Nj. J. MICH Eli
BACHER'S SCHOOL will commence on the rst
MONDAY in September.
Mr.. NJ. will be assisted by Mr.. EDWA ID Tt R
MEX, who, IN the iast FIVE sessions, has received
the approval of the patrons and of the Principal of
the school; and by MRS. G.. 7. BENNETT, whose
well known merits as a teacher make 1t unneces-
sarv say more in her behalf
The following subjects comprise the studies of
Mr.. Ms school:
English. with all its branches, including the
Bellies Lettres; German, French, Hebrew and
Latin.
Price ef Tuition of the session, ending on the LIST
of July US $50, $?S, and $50.
For further information, address
NJ. J. MICHEL BACHER,
an Its Gnrnar of lst md Mar hail sts
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~, SICAL ACADE W H.
xgAEHEWITT, Professor of VOCAL and IN
3kSTRUM Entail MUSIC. has ogened his
TUTE Young ladies who have Joined his Vocal
Class, and also those who eontemelate joining.
will meet az the room on SATURDAY, the 9th, at
O'Clock, after aeon.
"a Pupils attended at their residences.
4-iwN
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4 reduction OF s-fOBrth to Minister'S.
K- No extra charges. Pupils provide Books
! and Stationery at their own expense. In case OF
| protracted sickness, deduction Will be made Tor
| absence.
| Roarders members of the Presidents tami
| ly. Money TO meet their incidental expenses
should be depossed with him, and all letters for
| then Sc MT to hIs care.
| Catalogues containing full details, may be OBJ
| tanned at the Bookstores or by app cation TO the
Press lent. CHAS. II. WINSTON,
an AKIN Richmond. Va.
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.CEVENTy I.EE MONSOON VALUABLE

- FAKMIN6 Dan 2, OF III z NEW BKID
FOR SALE AT AUCTION W Ill be soia at ano
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th
located az above. adjoining the New Bridge
Church and opposite the residence OF Mr.. The
oph ius cot II will lie divided into two three
Tracts. as may be tsemed best at the hour of sale.
The soil on tins land is said TO be rich and deep,
and quai to the beat lands to be tosnd anywhere.
AS the owner IS determines to sell, persons may
attend the sale with the positive assurance that
the land viii ne sold.
TERMS -Une thI+t cash; balance at and Il
months. for negotiable notes, interest added,
cured by Il trust deed -
L. \ r..
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a. b. CLARK F.. :
GEO W RARk Err \

Sale by tir"DTN ArPERsoN, Auct'rs.
~ The FOREGOING Real tstale was sold at auc
ton on the llth July last; the foTmaT purchaser
thereof having failed to comply with the terms q
sale, II Will now again he sold
gs5 GODUIN d APPERSON, Auctrs.
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NhIHAN 3 CLARKE,{ Trus,eeg.
EDW'D d. VAUGHAN,}
IN MOST BEAUrffur, LOrs. IN THE

IU TOWN OF NY N F. Z, bOUNDED By
FEDERAL, CpLVERT, AND PQPLhB SITS,
FOR SALE AT AuCTIQN;1,,Will be solo a. arc
September, 1850 at AZ O'Clock ?. M 10 most bean
iful LOTS, located above, each fronting 81 feet
on the North side Of Federal street, running back
1879 ,eet to an alley 30 feet vide. and nearly oppo
ste the residence Of John G. Shafer, so.
These Lots are among the most desirable lots IN
TINT improving locality.
TERMs:-One third cash balance AZ 4 and s
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, sc
cured by trust deed or title rstained:
So GODDIN r. APPEk eON, Auct'rs.
Also, i've most beautiful Lots on the south side
Grove street, nearly opposite the residence Of ar
Chas. Y. MOrrlss, each d ~ 1872 fee to an alley.
Also, three handsome Lots In the south side of
bounded on the west by Poplar street,
3e e 30DDIN x APPERSON, Auctg.
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EDUCATIONAL.

II, =. BASS ENGLIsH AND CLASSICAL
T.: SCHo0Le-The tenth session OF my School
will commence on the Sd September az my resi-
9enoe, Oh Clay street, between LIST and ID streets
in the Classical Department. e. ..... $50 90
In the English esssEs% Susriefiy. So"
Pe,,On: dss,ns e enter 'choaF' Jill Please
Y NOT sfhiNGs, fowshta ifRH1' COUNTY, COMFY,
e 81 vi h E2pe pss At a1 s place
Though designed especially as preparatory to the
University of Virginia, it will, for this reason az
ford no fewer advantages TO those intend ls 10
5 S. f. s. IL i.is.ss.
strnc'ors shall in every case be graduates OF the
MSpERN w ssv
occasional instruction from natives of those lam
Charges for the session, $3.50, including every
:, Circulars may be obtained at the bookstores in
RR,ohhond' or p} application to US through the
r.,.,- SIDNEY H. OWENS. JR, NJ.
Lately f''f fHILp GEo sfR 4 kkfhpoed College
Graduate Of and formerly
iys-d&owsm ASST Prof at v. M institute.
CHUKsSSHh I'LL H'LL Et;NsGLisHs CLASSICAL
eS BROAD, BEFwEkE s,S an s54H SITS
Inc undersIsrsd VII open on Monday. 18th Of
be prepared for any college or the active duties
OF tile. They design establishing a permanent
SCHOOL, and have had seven years experience.
TERMS FOR TEN M0NTHs-payGbLe semi annually
an advance:
Primary English 80 90
ElFher English O.. .........-,.- 40 w
Urinary Latin, Greek and Mathematics. 90 %
Higher :" 3" ... 90 co
= REFERENGgs.-A. ]. Stokes. Hunt i James,
Gen. Alex. Brown, T. James Deane Richmond,
t9rmer patrons Hon; II. c. l.. Moneure. Stafford;
w; r. Conway, Fredericksburg Caleb S. Halo
well, Alexandra High school; Prof. C. s. Ven
able, University of South Carolina; Prsfs. Mar
tin and Holiday, II. s. College
Persons desiring to enter pupils. will apply to
STOKES RIvEs, or HUNT & JAMES.
c. s. MILLER,
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EDUCATIONAL.
MISS IL. NJ. SCOTS SCHOOL.

MISS III. NJ. SCOTS SCHOOL, on Mar
vi shall. between 10Th and 26th streets, Church
Hill, for the instruction of young ladies Enslsh
French and Music, will commence It's sec md ses
sion the 10Th nay of Septem ber 1868, and termI-
nate on the last day of June, 1861
Terms made known on application.
RRFEFENCES:
DR.. r. 9. Cabeil, Dr.. Knox, a. b. Clarke, A. 6.
Stokes, f. n Dabney.
10 A few girls will be- taken as boarders on
moderate terms Sc Sat
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD Co,
Lynchburg. Va Aug. 9TH, 1860. !
rGHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEET.

Proxies to represent stock in their generaln
ings shall only be valid for the space of two
from the date thcreof.-l9fh By Lac.
aulI-ti2S WI
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XkTs>HINGTON ACADEMY, AMELIA,
Sent al and @oses u Iun ois stb is6I
Re ference to the Trustees and Patrons: Hon
John lsetcher; Judge ], W Brooke brOueh; Col.
Faculty OF Washington College; Vim. S. White,
ID. d Dir. Geo Scott,
No deduction for loss of time, except in case of
protTacted sickness.
JNO. a. K. IMBODEN, A. Nj.
FINNEv MULE. Amelia. Va. iY 23-tAlthS.
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TFFFERSON CLASSICAL AND COW.


and 20:h streets. under The direction of ". J. q.
WILLIAMS, A. Nj.
The exercises of this School were resumed on
September 3rd. 1850. 4 there are vacant seats
parents should apply immediately. For further
A 9,,-
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ROGEk MARTIN WI resume the dutes o

between 9th and 10th.
Terms -tpqyabe semi annually, in advance y
Piimary Department ---- .....--. $50. $50 90
Usual English Branches. .........-.-. 40 90
Eng sh, with Latln .---......-.- 5O,O0
English, with LAIN and Greek. ..........-. 6u To
FRENCH is taught by Prof. e. BOULANGB.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17
Mormons at the bottom Of il.

We call the attention Of our readers to the
communication, in another column signed
"S." II is from the pen Of well known and
wholly reliable citizen. who journeyed thro
Utah in ls5O-5l, with his family and a small
number Of friends. The facts stated in his
communication go to indicate that the Nor
mons are at the bottom Of the late outbreak
by the Indians or at any rate aiding and as
sisiing them in it, by contributions of arms
aud ammunition. As early as lS5o-5l, they
were employing Indian bands to cut off en
igrant-, and have ever since shown II disposi
tion TO harass, rob and murder American cit
izens passing through their territory. As
early as lS50-5l. they declared their absolute
independence Of the United States, and, al
ways, except in documents to be cent to
Washington. exercised their temporal author
i,y in the name Of the "Sidie of Deseret"-
Brigham frequently declared that the Gov
ernment OF the United States had no author
ity over him. This same pretcnsion he sets
up now. and only yields hypocritical obe-
dience where he is compelled to- But, every
species Of evasion and suhterfuge is rcsorted
to by him and his followers to prevent the ex
ercise Of federal authority in Utah. Mormon
luries will not convict, in cases where the
life or liberty of n Mormon is in jeopardy
notwithstanding they are sworn to render
their yerdiets according to the law aud the
testimony. Worse than this, witnesses
against Mormon prisoners are secretly sssas-
sinated and put out Of the way by the vii
1 lRinous cut-throat association known as the
DANTE Band.
There is deep-sened nnimosiiy against
the Federal Government and against Ameri
can citizens generally, among the Mormon
population. They would be glad to see the
last Gentle in Utah swept from the face of
the earth. They are as gross fools as knavos.
and they suppose that they are competent to
effect this, by setting on their Indian allies
to massacre and slaughter. 1t is time that
this horde Of boastly fanatics. thieves and
murdcrers were held responsible for their
deeds Of yillainy. 1t is time that the axe
were laid to the root Of the tree and that it
should no longer cumber the ground. A war
with the Mormons is necessary, is some day
inevitable, and the sooner it comes the better
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17

had not been in danger from Indians would
have come into camp at such an hour and In
such way. How painful then to me is the
reflection that where the poor man hoped for
safety he should have found violent DEATH
and how keenly aggravated are the pangs OF
regret by the thought that the hand that
should and WOULD have been first TO extend
to him the hospitalities of our camp should
have dealt the terrible missile that consigned
him 10 an untinely tomb. Most truly, in the
midst of life We are in death
hope the friends Of the deceased Will
correspond with NE, as will be able to
make the matter more clear to them in
private correspondence, as well as to give
them any information they may desire rea-
tive to his effects. A letter addressed to mo
at Marysville will reach me.
J. Z. STEVENS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY nth.

TuEArGn -Marshs Juvenile Comedians
have arrived. and will perform this evening
at the theater They have just concluded an
engagement. at san Francisco. Of forty-two
performances and one OF sixteen nights in
Sacramento. Their reputation Is world wide,
aud no doubt our citizens ill eagerly en-
brace the opportunity to see them The
performance wil commence, this evening,
with the romantic drama of "The Brignnd;
or the Robbers of Italy" Miss Louise, as
Alesandro Massaroni Master g. ". Marsh,
as NieoH, and Miss Gironao as Marie Grazia,
Massaronis wife. supported with an admira
bic cast by the balance OF the company. The
piece will be presented with new and beau
tiful scenery, splendid costumes and illustrn-
ted with a grand tableaux. The Murseilles
Hymn will be sung by little Selma. dan e
will be danced by Misses Jennie and Annie.
a duet will be sung 10y Andrew and Laura,
and the Highland Fling will be executed by
Misses annette and Charlotte The gloriou.
farce of Tooiles will conclude the entertain
ment. and ther you viii zee fine acting by
Master G. w. Marsh as Timothy Toodes
and Little Jenny Arnot as Mrs. Tabithr
Secure your seats early.
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WHEN YOU GO TO SAN FRANCISCO
YOU SHOULD
SELECT A HOTEL

"HERE YOU WILL FIND EVERY WISH
w gratided,
Where your rooms are always neat and clean.
"here your Beds are always soft and sweet
Where the Table is furnished with the b. st in the
ket.
where the Culinary Department. ia clean and whole.
some,
Where you will find the servants always polite.
Where you will feel perfectly athome,
"here every wish is anticipated and gratifed
Where you live better than at any other Hotel.
where your bllyou will always find satisfactory.
"here you will find first class Hotel,
Where their charges are most favorable.
Such Hotel you will find
THE INTERNATIONAL,
On Jackson st., above Montgomery.
JOHN j. HALEY, PROPRIETOR.
The International Coach and Carriage will alwavs
DC IN nod readiness 10 convey you to the Hotel,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-17

BRIG GEN Pun MOORE This gentleman
arrived in the city, yesterday. on business
connected with the expeditions to Utah. He
was sent up under instructions from the
Governor