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FenaaIe 9olaIooIl
THE MISSES poppRIpGE

TIE MISSES DODDRIDGE
WILL commence the next term Of their
Wv School on the third Of September.
The course ofirstructiou comprises all the
branches OF thorough English education, to-
gether with French, Music, Drawing and
Painting, when desired. For further ptrtie-
ulars, apply to JOHN M DODDRIDGE.
Charleston, Kanawha, July 10th, 1860 Is
Notice.
7N0 the owners oftrunks left an Kanawba
j House. that.unless the charges upon
them are paid, They will be sold together with
their Contents, 10 liquidate the same
J. @. WR1c HIT. s
gharlestonI July 18th 1860. is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
oHARlrsroa, K4s4wnA o., Va,

on
Monday, the 3rd September next.
7ANLY limited number Of boarders can
w be accommodated the first Session, un-
fillmore extensive buildings can BE- procured
though board will be obtained, for such as
canRoi be taken, in some private family in
,hetyiciniiy, YOUNG ladies inirIsted to their
change viii find mot only alpIeasant home, but
will have the most careful attention paid to
their Instruction, comfort and welfare. Cir
culsrs, with full particulars as TO terms will
be seilton application, by letter, 10 Vim. A !,
Jackson Charleston, Kanawha, or by apply
ing in person at the store OF Davis II. Eslill,
Esq.
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DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR THE MAYO

pAPERs PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR THE MAYOR
ed 70 Engine Company No. to retain the small engine
Board Of Counclmen, Jan. IL 1860
Bo aSSP e Aldermen JAM e. a0oLESAoHAS Clerk
s: s;s;ss %.:
as hs s $ q &C. Of ss
Board .sd. Of Aldermen, Jrn z, 1850 9rovpv
Board Of Counclmen Jan. is' 1850 ''''D' '''A
Concurred In o ayes and noes.
~ G. 7. McCLENACHAN, Clerk.
FROM THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Pleas audited u one hundred and twenty DOL
Board supervisor 3anaary Is 1850 u' 'upps'
taHsa o. e.
HIpo,sds 70 meet with s On hs subject Of
e allowed collars Cents
ia e.
On . Ayes and Ss noes adopted b. YOUNG Clerk
Printing he Of sapersoPs BE- and
&:
Board of Supervisors jan is. 1860
Ss.Syss M IL sIs e Baker SSdxp' s%Sas:as
thirty dollars and cents Be audited and allowed
Beard Of Supervisors Jan 49, 1860.
Rsse SnH he Ell Thomas @ Cs5
COAL be audited and allowed at $50 and paid from approSr
Board Of supervisors Jan. l6, 1860.
hss &c isHpsa Charles B. amounting YoSmG q forty
dollars for making seal for the Board Of supervo
Board o. Supervisors Jan. ls, 1850
S q SgSs s'st
and allowed $780, and paid from appropriation for Fuel
BsoSard Of Supervisors, JAN ls, 1860
On ayes and noes, adcped~ JB YOUNG, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE ON FL
~ of tho Board of Aldermen meet on Thursday
the l9tn instant st o'clock p M No. City Hall All
parties having business before said Comuee reques
70 be present. CHARLES q. CORNELL, lCommitteo
GILBERT NJ PLATr, on
GEORGE STARR. \
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MOB The SOUTH AND eOUTHWEeT, VIA CHARLES
tsn d U.NHemi weekly Unteed Statss mail nds whssl
ssamap line Cabin psesase SIS; desk - ne fsvorils
steauship JAIE6 ADG1R h Adams commander, will leave
pier Noh river wednesday, Jan. 49, ct 3ocock P.
n. PRECISELY Through tickets 70 the following paeesIo
1ashvie Team 80 Msmpha Tenn, SSS 90 Chattanooga,
TEN. p; Knoxville, Tenn, ST. Ausua.; Ga SD Atlanta,
Ca ~; Columbia, s. c. So Charlotte n c.. $z1 feruAn
~. q. 90; Jacisc.yiis rls ssl; Pas.hA Fh ,sn rcr
. Broadway. Tbs COLUMBIA, Capt Berry. succeeds on
Saturday. JAN a. Notoe-No bills OF adng will be signed
ansr 1o'ciock on day Of lsaving.
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FINE Arts,

yNINE ARTS-"THE NUBrAN CAPTIVE n-THIS
truly magnificent Picture will bs exhibited BROADWAY
for month, the spot purpose has
been decided II Is the finest Mr.
tons. and 50 wrought to the life that Ia almost
fancy that the Hon actually pacing down his
dem The subject il from "The Of Tasso Size "a
by "a.
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Anew ORLEANS, MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA
N Albany, Columbus Macon Augusta, and various place
d Flcrida VIA Savannah, Ga
aatuisy January Il, a p NJ from pier No North river
ckos can had for the following placesAre low b.
snv oher steamer from New York Savannah; ascommoda
New Yoss 70 New orlesns $50 Is; Mobile, $50 Monieo
Ca $S3 Macon Ca Sx, Augusta, go; Savannah, SIS.
he FLORIDA will succeed and SAL Saturday. January =
&3P.A. - 49,, .
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NOR SAVANNAH.
The American Atlantic stsamshfp Company's new and
s1rst oaas Steamship HuNrSvILR, John A. Posi-
dsr, win leave Pier II North river, 1hurday Jan IL
ieiock z. Il =
Psa1age Savannah, with unsurpassed Recommendations
Bis Through ucksn 70 New Orleans, So u.s. Mobile x35
Ioutguncry $o6; Aibsny IA Columbus. Sx Auania s.
TsssIs u cens per and proporonAas saAe. sanss
!" p' e. B CROMWELL 4 CO., 60 ws.t s-,s<
m MONTGOMERY. Vim. C. Berry. soumander, suuoseds
pn rhursday jan Is -aa ~
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NTIBIIO'S BALLOON.
IN GEO. CHRIsrYs MINsrREIS.
Monday evening" Jan 6 every evening during Ws
CONTINUED SUCCESS.
One week more and positively the last Of tho lausdas
Comedy Of
MRS. DAYS NEW YEARS CALLS
and the JUVENILE CRYH0RN CONCERT8,
As hey must b. taken of TO make
GEO, CHRIsTYin his original character OF PErER DAY,
MASTER EUGENE In his character OF LUCINDA DAZ
~ BThe great Skating Match between Highfyer and Trur
man. Ard the extraordinary skating abilities Of Peter Day wD
be exhibited every evening usual.
FIRST WEEK OF Barnuus No Humbug wocMey unrsa
but the Sin on Pure JOYCE BELfH'S GREAT GRAND Nd.
TIER and her GREAT GRAND SON BOBBY STUBS.
who have been engaged at immense expense for fuW
nights only. For particulars programme.
Doors open al % o'clock commence at TX. Tickets -
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rLAxrIC AND PACIFIC srRAMsHIP COMPANY
A TnRHRRIY THE vANDERBILr LINED
- ron CALIFORNIA.

A ugrRAIIA PIONEER LINE-E5rABLIsHED 1856
"A Carrying the United States mails sailing positively on the
Az adyertised. The magnificent extreme clipper ship
OCNPEER $500 burthen White commander u rapidly
completing her loading at pier East river and VIII positively
she win Jan 20 and has room for few hundred tons Of
FOR freight or passage apply board. to w. CAME
RON No Bowling Green. Sight bills for sale and caah id
Ne.ars Wlkineon Bros. d Co.
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All the Descriptive music, Apd . new
OVERTURE,
iaodn,ns the following fsyerte scotch airs Within Mus
John Anderson Joe" aolo corne Laird OF Cockpenn
solo trombone Scot wha bae wi Wallace bled''-Johnny
Cope-tsolo fife and druml Reel-The famous "Tuusch
scrsn1" .ccomDsned with the bsEpRes Composed and r.
The drama has been produced under the stage direction Il
the author, Mr.. DION BOURcICAJLT.
DE circle may be secured week In advance.
Doors open ut Ga O'CLOCK TO commence at TX o'clock
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A MEXICAN ALE. q y PER DOZEN PIHra BEAU.
a uul tonic; Lediards Morning Can c per bcte IS per
dozen. RICHARDSON d Mcleod,
los Maidea lane corner OF Pearl streel.
Send tx new price " Of Enslh and 6ooteA 1SVyaops
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T,HE ADVERTISER, AN INDUSTRIOUS NAN OF BUsr
ness habits wtshe: e buy into some business to join
with person IN establishing the country preferred
Principals only please address stating all particulars Williams
Herald oGce.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY JANUARY l8. 1860.
SPECIAL NOTrCrs.


NoTICE.-THH HoLpEssO or PROPERTY srORRD IN
Tobacco Inspection Warehouse No hereby modified
his nOoe Is given that parties neressd may take soh :tsps
IN relation ns insurance as may DO necessary Corner 81
NoTIcE.-AN INDIGNATION MEETING By Ii co
gotsn Assembly Rooms US Prince street. rhu sdsy
ng Jan IL 200 70 reply 70 The Infamous sentiments
event. Of Dec 10 Rev H. H. Garnet viii prssid. and go
NOTICE TO CARMEN a PUBLIC MEETING OF
at 0Gnysn9n M No. y 10 Wooster ssrss on Wsias.aA
fully explained % The public By ordsr q The Assoc.n
The meeting viii BE- addressed b, imam or
religion connected with the above. =
NOTICE TO CARTMN THE CARTMBN WHO rooK
the butter from No 6 Stanton street. raesda, the
Sa Of Seoms and Elm
OFFICE OF THK NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
rat election held at this office on the oh inst the following
named gentlemen were chosen directors OF this company
INC s Wiiiaa S v. Fo1. our Richards,
Joseph Kosnochaa. Edx.rd J. Sool.ey.
NaJah Taylor, Joseph sampson.
YSsspa v " Fs... wG S h, Hoffman
John ". Livingston, VIM G. Pefsrssli, and
Alta suSsequen. messing Of the Board WIN. w. Fox WAS
unanimously elected PRESIDENT John Mooon Nansge~ G..
L. Everht Secretary.
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF
sslsd Proposals win s resolved 5y The
2h for supplying the Amshnusc with such
quantities OF Fresh Beef be until the Stat
1860 All information required b. parties offering for
above will be given and circulars containing the description
and quality Of Beef and the institutions supplied viii
furnished application at their Office; also, the estimated
quantity 70 be delivered
rATkICK G.. MOLOyEY
WILLIAM T. PINKNEY, Commiiee.
CBAs BRURNINGHAusEN,>
CONS OF MALTA.-MERC ANTILE LODGE NO / l. o
- s. NJ Of Brookyn-Elecuon for officers Thursday ',
i9h inst .at711 O'Clock "a g. ConnAnder v q. Com
mander G. Secretary and q. Conductor
W. ". TODD, G. Commsader
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-AMITY HOP-LArARGE HOU ,B
y Wednesday evening Jan IS Private hackney coach
will set down the company heads f.cng
Broadway and take order OF
JOSEPH QUICK, Hack Ins ,ec,or.
THE THIRD ANNUAL DINNER OF THE HARDIN a tE
Eoard of Trade will be given the ST. NieholAs Hotel on
Wednesday, Jan. ls, at O'Clock z NJ by order.
J. l.. CLARK.
EYNE Arts.
- 1880
yNINE ARTS-"THE NUBrAN CAPTrvEn-THIs
II truly magnificent Picture exhibited In broadway
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uAvAHA. NEW ORLEANS, TEXAS AND MEXICO
II New York and New Orleans Steamship Company. For
New Orleans Havana TO sal Friday, Jan q 1860 a
70 o,slock The United States mail steAfnship DE SOTO
J. D. Bullock commander viii commsnoe reeeiye frcghi on
No bls Of fading signed Asr the hour Of sang For freight
or passage apply to the ageu LIVINGSTON, CROCHgRON
4 CO., Ne. 1 Park place.
THROUGH tickets to Vera Cruz and all parts In Texas
yvcr 0ouS erp Steamahip Company's line Of stoAmers.
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0OO BOWHRY.-NADAn wTD0KR, CLAIRvUYAAYc
AJO exlsd sgsacs aAy, savexs - MY q fs:sSs
for IN dissas tslh usky n~nhors prspsrv os q ssa>
Ne. 86 Bowen, beNeea Houston End kleeoks axvo(A
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D0RTLAND AND CANADA.
II Hsmi-weekly Hus-VA Victoria Bridge.
~ - nlasa aGraN ntaAmahipa

CHEsAPEAKE, Captain sidney Csoven,
PATAPSCO, Captain l. u. Layfeld,
u lasye pier No. II North river, New York and Brown
MI Porsnd every Wednesday aud Saturday 81 three
II Rlnnfn9 tune thirty ak hourA
Paesavc including meals and sateroomz ~
Y0coe steamers connect with Grand Trunk Hallway, N
prm - cheapest and mos expeditions freight line 70 Aonss
~ eusSes ApPy e. CROMWELL co., So wss sress
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~ 1o9xoLK AID r0Esa1oUIE1H1 NKw YIRsr
- MatA rvG syWy 6atardAy fr % shsvo posis q r.
E0n0 - - nsEsok md Pstsglbsrg Railroad, fsr
- - e essosrF ss.h per scc. and proportiooaie
Saaa- Appsy 70 n B, CROAwE1. 90, s Wsss
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WAN ANBURGH 4 co s kENAGERIR,
Palace Gardens Fourte street near sixtS aysnua.
EVERY MoRsING, AFTERNOON AND EvENIN0.
Animals fed nj IL O'Clock each
LARGEST COLi.ECTION OF ANNALS IN TnK woRGn.
Elephant, Lions Tigers Leopards, LaasG.
Bears OsamoupSs, Wolves Tigcrcats Hysnss Cavea is
nsuuons, and BirdB Of every description and Animals
variety and species Performing Ponies, Monkpyl
Mules. Elephants, LIONS Tigers, Leopards &c
liberal reduction made schools.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02
1aiIg gatlonaI lrmotrat.
Dame BuIkhead.

As the hour for final adjournment drew
.oor the Senate was disposed to be merry,
and some funny resolutions were offered. For
=, resolution offered 10y Mr.. Bradley, the fol-
lowing was offered as substitute, by Mr..
RedmOn:
Dame Bulkhead softly sleeps;
Andlh)erson with his Auburn hair,
Der her cold corpus" weeps.
How mournful tits to say adieu
And oh to feel so sad
To mart with her as does Ballou,
Or even uncle BRAD"
Alosl how cold in deaths embrace,
When fees her vital spark
nd time Il ione, can only Chase
Away the sadness of her Clark.
And ere she Joins her friend, "0ld Nick"
Good Parsons we will send for,
Wbo'll take a drunk with uncle Dick,
And dine with Mr.. Denver.
We'll tell the "peeps" in Amador,
who fred off wee gun,
,Tis wrong to raise n family jar,
With social Mr.. Eagon.
Tdcerton in dire Distress
6on't seem to like George Gordon
And thinks that he and the indep 'ndent press,
n,cht to yannos to the other side of Jordan
Cooso dear friend, thy bosom's ranking;
Wore agnin as friends we II meet
With loauacious DR.. Franklin,
Also, find here Mr. Leet.
Join the chorus those who car, sing,
soon will sound again the slogan;
Re not idle; pitch in Lansing;
Echo in the mountains, Logan.
List again, you'll hear the echo,
Sounding DER the Southern PLAN, on
Hear the sirene voice OF Plco -,
Crying, "ESta niucha bueH0 !!
Alas. no physic could console her,
No QmiD(n )tessence, no enactment;
Even the voice or Herman Wohler
Lost its "soft, sweet German accent
Twas thought she dred of dance ST. Vitus,
Sometimes called ST. Vitus dance,)
And then they called in DR.. Titus,
Yet she died of both Titus aud Vance.
Wlh)atkins-man here to shed tear,
Her dying soul to save,
Or take her from her D0wney bier,
And Wheel(h)er to her grave?
The following resolution was offered by
Mr. Anderson
Resolued That Senator Rednan he and is
hereby appointed Poet Laureate, and that he
receive such salary as becomes the duties of
his Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02

LATER From EURoPE.-Advices from Eu-
rope are to April 7th dispatch dated 4th
April, from Madrid, states that when the
troops found Gen. Ortega had deceived them
as to the objects of his movements (he had
proclaimed Don Carlos as king,) they refused
to march, crying "0iUa la ReinG r" Ortega
fled, pursued by his own troops; and it was
anticipated that he would be captured. The
troops he had msled had submitted to the
Queen. Perfect tranquility was restored
throughout the country. The national dep
uties at Madrid had presented loyal ad
dress to the Queen.
Shocking revelations regarding the coolie
trade in China waters were being made in
England, and were creating much sensation.
Some fhctious persons at Palermo. Sicily,
had attacked the troops of the King Of Naples,
but were dispersed
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02

CAssIus NJ. CLAY.-A late dispatch from
Louisville, Ky, says:
Mr. Cassus NJ. Clay has published card
appealing to the people of Madison county
against the Revolutionary Committee of that
county. When the question of denouncing
Mr. Clay was before it, it was rejected by a
small majority, but his case was again to be
considered on Monday. He asserts that he
has discountenaneed the radicals, and that he
advised them to leave the State. If attacked,
the Republicans will defend themselves to
the last extremity. A letter signed by some
of the Bereans affirms that this renewal of
the excitement originated in the insults offer
ed to one of their mum er, who was sick
with consumption. Further difficulty is ap-
pretended.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02

=, AT Gen. Fleurys last ball in Paris was a
S'"rae'rr quadrille, the persons dancing all
PerSSnaling fairy.tale celebrities. TIE Count
esS de Vie was dressed as Puss in Boots. We
san assure our lady readers it was not unhe-
coming costume. Large bucket-top boots,
;:arge irowsers trimmed with swanesdown,
JaeSet of catskin, and sort of cats head re
using on her forehead. What was extreme
! amusing was the uerUe will which the
sueS's Kept up the characters they were rep
,,HSstn'lng Everybody was announced by
S,' sne name of the character One young la
ny perSonated Snow.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02
Society.
MARYsvILLE. Abr

EVANSVILLE, April Goth.
Society-what does it consist of at the
present time q? Can any one tel2 The peo-
pie say it is divided into two classes-the
'aristocracy" and outsiders" "The aristoc-
raey' are those that boast of their ancestors
The Outsiders" are those that have none to
boast Of ] am of the latter. II am one,
who find within myselfa nobility that spurns
the idle pratings of the great, and their
mean boast of what their fathers were, while
they themselves are fools effeminate-the
scorn of all who know the worth of mind and
virtue" How different society at The present
Is, compared with that of the oden time
Then it was made up of these that were
learned, not from reading novels or attending
fashionable schools; but elf.taught-taught
by instinct. They had true nobility of soul
to boast Of Did not talk about what they
had done, or what they were going to do.
Yet, they did great deeds. Such were our
ioreiathers and mothers. But to return to
our fashlonable society and aristocracy. 1t
consists of those persons who ean.spend the
most money, talk the loudest, swear the most
and use words that Webster forget to place
in bis dictionary If they have only Dick
ems last novel, its all right they then can
take the lead of fashion If, perehanee, one
hould stray amongst them that could spell
aker correctly, he must be an "outsider"-
amt amount to much. He. of course, is not
one of the "literati." for they consist of those
that make the most show in dress, slander
their neighbors, and give tea parties.
Society is now one polished horde,
Form'd oftwo mighty tribes the 6oreS and Jor'd."
Such is the sage conclusion Of the
WprrpD
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02
w RIrER.

TnE California and Oregon delegations to
the Charleston Convention propose to "camp
out" IL frontier style during the Convention !;
they will take down their tents for that pur
pose. They win require room enough for
some three large marques, and from twenty
to twenty five small tents, as there will be
about forty attendants from the Pacific slope
all good men and true, and dweilers be-
yond the Sierra Nevada. An active Charles
toman has secured for the purpose above
named the vacant lot on the easterly side of
MeeunS nee street, near South Bay.-New York
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02
TELEGRAPHTC.
IoVER THE STATE LINE.1

judgment Recovered against Page. Ra.
con ~ CO.---Libel Suit IgnOrned--Re-
ception of Gov. DOwney---ArrivaIs.
SAN Francisco. May lst
Wm' H. Brown recovered Judgment YES
terday against Page, Bacon & Co., for $40.
779 ''
The bill before the Grand Jury against the
Morning Call for libel was yesterday ignored
lhe charge was brought by NJ Kohler.
On the arrival of the boat a grand process
sion will be in readiness to receive Governor
Downey. The Plaza is lighted with tar bar
rels' and the houses are being Illuminated
The procession is composed of Thos. W. Free.
lon' Grand Marshal, with u Aids military
hremen, Bourd of Supervisors, teamsters and
droymen, citizens, riggers, stevedores, and
citizens on horse back.
Arrived-Mexican brig, Guaymas, 81 DAYS;
to j. R. Cotton d Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02

The N. Y. Tribune of April 7th says: Vice
President Preckinridge, G. N. Schwarzman,
w. d. Haley, and two others, received the
thirty-thrd or highest degre in Masonry in
Washington on Wednesday. Albert Pike,
Sovereign Grand Commander of Arkansas
Albert Mackay aud Giles NJ. Hillyer of Mis-
sissippi, and b. B. French performed the in
itiatory service. The Snow Lodge will be
held in the Unitarian Church on Friday eve
ming by the Supreme Council, in honor OF
the memory of the late Gen. Quitman Al
bert Pike will deliver the grafton, and the
Rev. W. D. Haley will act as Chaplain.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02

SUPREME CoURT DEcIsIoNs.-Collier v. Cor.
bet ct al-Opinion by Baldwin,. The COM
plaint was held to be sufficient When no
damages are claimed in possessory action,
a statement of the exact time of the custer is
not material. prayer that defendant sur
render possession, instead of for restitution,
is sufficient. 1t is well settled that one ten
ant in common may sue one in possession by
adverse claim, and recover the premises, if
the plaintiff represents the better title
Judgment affirmed.
Wof ct al v st Louis Independent Com
pany.-Opinion by Cope, j. The exclusion
of a witness by the Court below was proper.
TIE plaintiffs could not have avoided the in-
jury of which they complain except by the
commission of trespass. Judgment affirm
ed.-Standard, Tuesday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02

FUND of $4,000 was subscribed some
years ago among the friends of Daniel Web
ster, the interest of which was to go to him
during life, and at his decease. to his wife,
and on her death the principal was to revert
to the subscribers or their heirs. A 81 600
share in this fund has been sold at auction
for $536.-AHantic paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02

CURIoUs.-On Saturday valuable horse
belonging to Mr. Morris, proprietor of the
stage line between Oakland and Martinez,
died Of pulmonary consumption The horse
was in excellent condition and apparently in
perfect health until two or three days before
his demise Strange as it may appear, a
post mortem examination revealed that the
lungs of the animal were almost destroyed
bv the disease. S f. Gazette
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02
A LETTER from Washington saws !:

Petitions from all parts of New York are
pouring in, praying that the Reciprocity
Treaty with Canada may he amended or re-
scinded, Hostility to it is daily growing
more bitter, so ruinOus is it to the interests
Of Western New York
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02

SrnuoK 1r.-Mr VIM, the restaurant
fountain Head) man of San Francisco, is
said to have become owner of valuable
silver lode at Washoe. He struck it while
digging for an oven to start restaurant in
Virginia CITY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02

Halls sSnrsnparillo, Yellow Dock and
Iodde of Potass is prepared from the finest red Ja-
maica Sarsaparilla and English Iodde of Potqss-ad-
mirable as restorative and purifier OF the blood It
cleanses the system Of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimples, bois and eruptions from the skin
cures rheumatism and pains of all kinds All who
can afford should use it, as 1t tends to give them
strength and prolong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
R. HALL 4 CO., Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists, 143 ana 145 Clay street,
mhl3 36m Below Montgomery, san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02

81 lwINes BIRTHDAY.-At New York on the
tbo THt' NJ The birthday of Washington Irving.
bis view York Historical Society celebrated
Ao.I memory by brilliant gathering at the
Iu'pDemy Ia, py of Music, where Mr. William Gull
ao,do bryant delivered discourse on the char
mas. er Ti Washington Irving. which was a
DnS Tetly Stly delineation of the personal traits
eau nVerary career of the illustrious Ameri-
oIns author The Hon Edward Everett con-
SHgu vS;l the meeting with a short address,
'"'Sn exhibited all the graces Of his oratory
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-02

The San Francisco Call remarks: We are
becoming convinced that Governor Downey
has heap of what the Pixies would call hard
horse sense" lie has positively refused a
public reception on his arrival in this city.
Next to his veto of the Parsons villing-in
scheme, we look upon this refusal as the big
gest feather in the gubernatorial cap.