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- INTERESTS ~ 7 ~ W,
LIGHTNING RODS. ALL CopPt H. Ia','
July 1Ith. 1854 HarIng obtained me 81 q.
GJg6t To mannfaetufe ,his Rod tor me IA , :,
VIRGINIA. and having sold and putuO 't'i :"
HUNDRED THOUSAND tset IA ne ~.
years, which has siyen gensIai s6ilS'.''
poIc,rS. a h, tns the hest Rod % use, / an
prepared 10 furnish agents and Others aa1 -.
they wish. All oruers, accOmpaaieA "'s' ,"' 80
punetnaIly TENDED 10. l..,....a
tried hy competent wngameU, ~ Cs.r|' 'h
sole manufactured. ,,.
WIN. SEARS WOOD, Nos Asi. f..
San of the Big Ceh'H
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VI lFS,-LEVY hes TeceAtt and Hsaj,
s 2iSs 9 Tss S wals 81 '
insi5 low Price go swi'. NV. Ms' ise 81 =
IKE. lakc 2ye 3'se. ~ ~ ssys bssa msf'
rs ~ % ana Der cent nj below her yass 81
dsred Hdkfs. with Hsmsti,ehed iIJ' ~ PEI q
U.s.. aud IS these VII ss,' sG,e a5s
below the regular prices; nH' ,N,,sh 81. nae .
Csmhrie GdAfs at Is. WORTH 2s.. e' .ossr: q
Linen Hdkfs. Ak 49,. worih - s.No, Is Is
camhrio hdkfs ~ 2Sc, worth y ''''
strANf a,
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MOTTO E.-The JOrRNEYMEN
b. HOUSE PAINTERS are requested to
meet ut their room, over Hall Miller,s;, on
Thursday EVENING. at 5 O'Clock, promptly.
BY order of the President.
my 16-lt' VIM. G.. BARNES.
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n. To the Putlic. - Fellow -Citizens 1
wish to place before YOU more evidence Of the
value of ROCKY GOOD SAMARITAN. Since my
last pub!jcati0n,J 1t has performed some cures and
deem 1t unnecesaary to appear before tho public
moro than once twice month unless some
thing unusual occurs and shall consider II my duty
remin them occasionally that there il sovereign
remedy within their reach.
those who use it according To directions.
Here are two selected from q number received
since my last advertisement
HANOVER COUNTY, near Coal harbor.t
Mr.. W. l.. Roek-Dear Sir: have been using
your Lini ment called the GOOD SAMARITAN,
on q servant of mne who was afflicted very Sc
verely with rheumatism. He was taken down In
February last, and was very i'll, agreat many per.
sons pronOu Gclng IL AS severe n case ~ they had
ever seen or heard Of. Every joint IN his body. at
times, WAS under such agony as almost TO cause
Treatment, but with no appearance Of reflef In de-
spair. almost gave up hope At thus time com
menCed to use your Linlment, and the boy COM
menced improving. continued. and. after using
three hotties rubbing him well on the different
parts Of the body, he was entirely cured and what
is more surprising. and - sn Incontestlble proof
of its permanent effects, the boy has been cutting
wood, ploug hing, and doing al, kinds OF out door
wOrk. and exposed to all kinds OF weather. often
with not dry thread upon him. without the least
appearance Of a return OF the disease. he Is now
as active as he ever was.
TO THE PUBLiC.-I have given Mr. ROCK the
above certificate under the impulse of Simple JUS
tice. and as facts that should be made known to
all, in order that those that are afflicted may be
induced to try the GOOD SAMARITAN, and he
cured '''' GEORGE GfstRstIW ". IIii'vEsAY.
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A CARD...DR ROBT HUNTER
NJ at the urgent solicitation of his patients
in Richmond. has con sented to extend his visit to
continue until that date to receive patients suHef
lnx from affections Of the throat and ungs-CA-
rARRH, BRoNCHIrIs ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION
at his rooms in the POwhatan House.
ma Hours, ga. NJ. to 8 p. NJ.
Rich GoNp, Nav 9th. 1860. nv lO-tss
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n. Splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH.
$50 90 worth Of new aud elegant. FANCY and
SfAr AZ P nm S0 cosf FOR Cash ONLY.
To close business ON list August. Our stock il large
and complete in avery department. particularly in
RICH URES SILKS.
And every new fabric and design Of
LAn!E 1n
Housekeeping 0t0nS nfeyery description. Large
''osk tSl TER "a 9e cn} ana uos,ray.
peslasS = SsiS = SstaN1.lS SqS ;S)G 3
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Read this from NORFOLK, VA. ::

Read this from NORFOLK, VA:
NORFOLK CITY, April 7. 1880.
Mr.. W L. Rock-Sir: send you these few lines
to certify to the good effects your Liniment, called
the GOOD SAMARITAN, produced on inc ; for
suffered with rheumatism in my back SO badly that
when sat down in char, | could hardly rise
without assistance used only portion of one
bottie, and am now well. God speed you IN your
enterprise. ours. gratefully.
DANIEL w. CRAWFORD.
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uA Iu,ure Your Slaves.
The ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CHARLOTTEsVILLE, VA.
This Company continues to insure slaves, iof
one or more years, ON liberal terms and at TAR
rates.
DIR. r. W. HANCOCK will he at the office daily, al
10 o'clock A. NJ ard s o clock p NJ.
Office 100 Main street. X edmond, Va.
my l6-5ti KNOWLES & Afford, AS Is.
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HA Go to Smiths Gallery. il you want the
lesJ a nd LARGEST PICTURES at the lowest prices.
They are larger than any one else is making Tor
the money. and warranted satisfactory, or no
charge. WHITEHURST'S OLD GAiLEhI. u
Man street. ms Ij--It
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sp,uk nh hMuND Kt fiNhp III COZ li
/ MANUFACT0RY. The s'isns.SSrf.l $ E'l
n erchsn,s and the city trsde y sas6ped csnd
respectfully called Ia the poa.ss daily, uy
which Is sent of IN large ausna,a, - ,fan.pSfen,
this factory. IL cannot be exceisD IL can 10 ieit
gloaslness, color aad cleanliness, n IS slso =,
IN every shape. To seit the hutr' s.,ys nie a q
rsptsd to stand IN any chmttgv. ptZLlNI,
before you buv elsewhere ~ Nnnul set'i'
Double RsiiSsd c.h'lR ieamend, Va
OI.ACK TACO SAGA FkOCks .s noA a. y
ID most senssel saymeats OF .av sac, y,
AdADeed To dress or business W. t,s ,us, tees Z
smere Pants and Vests, nes - pants on, .,
All wool fancy Tweed Coals say asnisAips o'VS
A des,fsble assortment af hne ne
eomprisinS every shinx nsS y utAaisEY 4 e
ITO Main street. date apn'AA -, II
VUE HAVE q ysty superior b, q 81. .sas AMI
W. sna 81 ara on kaed. of ,ae fis ~ sSae
rovo Honav brands. These o ppns 40 psi ~
INA 49, s JAS. iii PEARCE w, = ,ssmesS
YyRAYxER,x DiARRMtEA SSoIaS..s,. 4 .
+ eersasn and speedy cure for ~, e e,ss.,s, Pa
Hnvels: such a. Dyssntetf.
Lo"''a'''' Nv - Fs;sAslfsst; p,s., !. ~ -,
E 'iAaS'Sfsss
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~ Dyspepsia and COnsumption.-Whic h
of these d seases occasions the victim the most
SUITE ring The Dyspept.c Will say the former. II
is therefore cOnsona fact that OAlGEN-
ATED BiTfERS cures this most distressing con-
paint. ~ no
Co. w. PETERSON. J p. DCVAL. and hv ALI
other dealers in medicines. my l6-2tN Ks
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.. GRAYS. ATTENTION ATTEND regu-
N lar meeting of your Company, at Military Hail.
T. on FRIDAY NIGHT next. at O'Clock. Mem
Wters are particularly invited to he prompt, RS at
Qthis meeting Court of Enquiry will Sit for
sessment of fines and delinquencIes incurred du-
ring the last quarter. Definite arrans ement Will
he made conce rnipg our coEtemp ed trip. and the
Treasurer will be ready TO collect dues. which it is
hoped everv man Will come prepared TO settle.
BY order of Captain ELLIOTT.
INV l6 st f.. w. BRANCH, LIST Serg L.
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IA Second Splendid supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BRE.E. EIDE. n & FOX,
BRO1D SHEET.
Open TO DAY, and throughout the week, their
SECOND SUPPLY Of SUMMER DRY GOODS,
bought during the past week at UNPRECEDENT-
ED Low PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered be fore. A
very large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
PLANTATION GOODS
Our MANTILLA DEPARl Nj ENr is now flied
with complete assortment of NEW STYLES.
We are now prepared and are determined to
offer every lnducement to buyers, both at w HOLE
SALE and RETAIL. BREEDEN K FOX.
apA-lm,2pt 2l7 Broad street.
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!, ATTENTION. ATTEND
u Drill Of your, Company On Capitol Square,
HTHlS "wednesday EVENING, at o'cioe K IN
III shirts belts &c, tnot pants Also. q drill at
State Armory. on THURSDAY MORNING. at
O. CLOCK: at a parade at tame place on THURS
DAY EVENING, at Az O'Clock. 1t is desirable
every member should be present Sergeants will
summon their squads
BY order of Capt DIMMoCK.
nv To- lt* ID. T. CARTER, LIST Serg't.
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1--we TO inform the citizens of Richmond that
he has taken the stock of BOOKS, STA riONERI,
&c. of Mr.. T. .. C.. DRk "kY, and intends To
&C mime the business at the store No. l73 Nam ST.
An experience Of ten years IN the BUSINESS and an
acquaintance with all its details. enables HIM to
SUIT the wants OF the public generally, and he takes
this occasion to say that no lans Will be spared to
merit a share of publ PATRONAGE
NEW BOOKS ard STATIONERY WILDE ADDED
in a few DAYS and the New Publications of the
day will be received AS out. A call is soil
cited w. HARGRAVE WHITE,
Bookseller and Statloner,
IN Main street.
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DEV. DR.. HILL
IL WILL DELIVER
FOUR LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY,


FUTKTH IEF TUX e FTt1d4 r 90 I, .T7'
DISTANCE OF THE PLANETS
Trgonometricai ealculations-ihe Anatogl
the Human Eye-The Lenses Of the h!e-ls
scopes Mlcroscopes-Le
These Lectures are Ia he illustrated ~ = mn
set ot Diagrams, Maps and Brass Machinery
The Lectures will commence on eneh eVeA'As
3o'clock precisely. Doors open 1t otoeA
Tickets 80 cents. To he had Al the fo"sN'
and ut the hall the evenings of the lectures
Tickets for the course of lectures sl5t.
my Hts
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a HEADQ'RS 10TH REG. VA. MILITIA,t
II RICE MoND, May To- 1860.
General Order No. }.
III lst In obedience to Brigade orders, No. !, the
" Annual Training Of officert Of this Regiment
will eomme- CO on MONDAY 2lst met. and CON
tiuue three DAYS. Officers I'LL assemble in front
Of the City Hall, at O'Clock p. NJ, each day OF
the training.
I'd The Rsg,mental muster will be held on SAT-
URDAY, 18th inst at ii O'Clock A M. in front OF
the CITY Hall.
Sd. Communicates of com panies will have their
returns ready for delivery to the AdJutant on the
9Th The Regimental STAFF viii report to the
Colonel Commanding, in 'front.' Of the City. Hall, at
I0x O'Clock A NJ, on 10Th, in full uniform, and
mounted according to law.
By order Of ]. A. GARRISON,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding 79th Rex't.
q. J. AUSTIN, Acting Adj't. my l5-llt
~ HEADQ'R RS a3p REGIMENT,i A
May 18th, 1860. ( III
A1M Order No. IL.
The MILITIA of Henrieo issd Rexi- III
mentf will attend thcir Regimental Muster, on ~
union Hill, at Heekler's old heid, east suburb Of
Richmond, At II o'clock A. NJ, On SATURDAY
next, 10Th inst.
The officers Of said Regiment will atts attend thsl.
drills on the 10th, 18th and 18th nst The hour OF
assembling viii b O'clock T. NJ and place the
County Court House. By order of the Colonel.
/ my H--td T. A. EACHO. Acting Adjutant
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n Horses, Mules, Carriage and Wagon
AT AUCTION-Att is asked TO the sale OF
HORSES, MULES. GARBAGE AND SPRING
WAGON, THIS MORNING., commencing at 10
o'clock in front of my Oihce, corner of 18th and
Cary streets. . .
my l6-1t TIlOS. w. kEES tE, Auct r.
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VXTANTED-A PARTNER in the GROCERY
w and PRODUCE BUSlNESS.-A gentleman
with moderate capital. who IS good accountant
already established. can be accommodated hy ad-
dressing I" COM MISSION" THROUGH Post Ohce.-
Satisfactory reference given and required.
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reA Special NOticc.--E. Is. Cook would
call the particular attention of the public to the
sale of magnificent Furniture, THIS DAY at III
O'Clock, at his store. See advertisement under
auction head. my lo-it
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~ take much pleasure IN saying to my friends
and former customers. and 70 the pubic generally,
that my knowledge OF Mr.. WHITE enables me
worthy of their patronage, and a merchant well
qualified to supply their wants promptly, and N
sarIslactorv manner p. B. PRICE.
III li-IW
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.fS Special Notice. - call attention to
the sale OF 50 tales MOUNTAIN HAF THIS
DAY. at 9o'cock a. NJ, at the Virginia Central
Railroad Depot. >,
my I6-lt X CAtIHOfN.
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(AANTED-Every gentleman who has CT 9th
w ING TO SCOUR, to call and see the beaut-
full work at KINGS, on 10Th street. There 1t ~
that on Clothing are made to look like new. Go
To Nty'S and try him. my I'm
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sum NER OPENI ING. !.


Nsy ABLE MILLINERY GOODS AHG
x Just arrived and open ut 2US0
no. lis BROAD ST 2EG1.
STAIRS
Over the Dry Goods store of swords y haW.
Miss X. LYON is IN receipt, by last steamers,
of a large and e'eeant assortment OF straw, Leg
horn, hip. Lace. Silk and other goods, which she
vii, offer at unprecedented low prices Tor CASH
N. B-New and fresh goods with the latest
styles will be received weekly at her rooms GA
Broad street ny l6-dlw
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g.. Large Stock of
J. MILLHISER II BROTHER,

IIZ BROAD CIKEET,
Have made large additions TO their already ex-
tenSve assortment, IN ali kinds OF ~
SPRING AND SUNNI Ek DRY tConS.
from recent purchases in New York. and will con
tinue to add To the same during the season, by
every steamer, and would especially CAL attention
to their exhibition Of the LARGEST stock OF medium
priced DRESS GOODS III the city, at the lowest
prices 20, -. 49,,
nv lf-3t j. MIiI.HlSER BRO.
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NTANTED--1,00 pounds of Damask ROSE
w LEAVES, received IN all quantities by
Z. JOHNSTON 4 BRO.
nv Its Druggists.
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MTANTED..COOK- "A Woman, either white
w or colored, to cook, wash and iron for small
family, for the balance OF the year. and also TO
iced and milk COW. Apply at Mrs. LADD'S.
LIST. between Cary and Canal SITS my l5-St
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN. to Cook.
I w Wash and Iron, and do general house wo X
for small family. Apply to Mrs COOK, 9th
street, between Leigh and Clay. Church HUI.
nv I5-2ts
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erAA STKAYED-Fromm MY residence, on 9Th
EAS;~ street opposite 81 Market. az the How
kAz.n.sard House, on the Sd Of MAY. two COWS -
one white and dark brindled Cow, with the
Tip of the horns sawed of; the other was n small
red Buffalo Cow, with white face | will give q
reward of So, If returned To me. at the Howard
House. Mas. CHAMBERLIS.
nv l0-dlwcWlts
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL.

EH A RAND BALL
C..Nz Will be given al Mr.. VERNON HOrFl
adjoining the Petersburg Railroad Depot, on
WEDNESDAY tFFNiNG, l6ft Nqy, is6l
TTCkE l. s. Admitting q Gentleman AMI Nv
Ladies', ONE DOLLAR. nly Is @
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We can offer unusual advantages, having pur-
chased many OF then at the late anc ton sales very
low.
We solicit all city and country buyers to exam
inc our stock assurinE them that the prices will
be made TO SHit. WATKINS Il FICklEN.
my Cts
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L'LORA'S STIyAL.

Thus popular Csntata viii he repeated n IL.
MECHANICS HALL, ty particular r,e4est. "'
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MAY lsIn.
It's reception on saturday night WAS high, ft.
terlng. Reautliul Chnrusses. brilliant Solos, a,
and o floral arhor,' painted expressly tur m
occasion, by GEo. tIEiGE, ksp. SCENE Af's' i
the Richmond Theatre: A short lecture on toc1
Music by Prof. Ii t.WITF
Tickets 80 cents. admitting lady and gen, .
man; ehildren's tickets y cents. 70 IL had
the bookstores al Messrs. WOodhunse, West
Johnston. Morris, Smith. and the music store &,
II. Tay lor. Also, OF N. Carusi, Broad street. N
at the door. N, l5-g
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u ROckbridsr Alum Waters.-The
Waters possess most decided curative powers. and
experience has fully shown that they ethca
cious. n many diseases of the skin and glandular
system, Chronic Affections ofthe Digestive Organs,
Chronic Diarrhna, diseases of the Kidneys, BLad-
der. Ursthra, NerrouS Diseases, Bronchuts, Nsr-
r0uS Dyspepsia and ScrQJnId
Persons requiring these Waters can he supplied
by FISHER WINSTON, DRUGGISTS.
nv IL ct No lis Main street, Richmond
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VUANTED-IMMEDlA TELY-Two JOUR
w NEYMEN HOUSE PAINTERS Wages
$40 per week, cash every Saturday night. None
but industrious anu steady men need apply: Adj
dress. JOHN /. WOODSON,
lS-2k lNnchhurg. Va.
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f,nnAT ATIkAtr,O>
4 n r n Y NM IIUN
GREAT SENSATION, "TN |!
PANo-plORAMIC SPECTACtrOF ru,
JOHN BROWN RAM ~ Il
AT METROPOLITAN uAl,

The proprietor of this Exhibition res Ia.
inform the public that. At great pxuen.s II. ~
correctness hitherto unapprascheJ h. am ~, .
exhibition of its knd that has ever nae9
tied. the Panoramic aud Dloamir el.. - In.
under the supervision at rompeien. aftlyteq
Commencing with the htst scenes ena.,,ed ..
Harper's Ferry. and Terminating WITH A Gran
Tahleau of the Execution
This spectacle was gotten up by Rrnmond a,
tistes.
h AnnllSs on. y camta. N III mt, ~. 49, !.
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nA Special Notice.-We call the attention
LASSFS. THIS DAY, at IL o'clock, at our Ware
house on the Dock.
CHAS. +. WORKMAN Il co,
nv l6-lt Auctioneers
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AMuaEMHMna

AN NJ AL BENEFIT
r., MHS. /. II. PHILLIPS
ON FRIDAY EVENING. NAV ,sxo'
when viii be presented ''" iofH' lse,
LESTER WALLAcKs
new and successful Drama an,',to
ROM ASCE nc
ola
POOE VOTING MAN
with other entertainments, which a., -,
meet with that liberal supper, a,S ,ns uls's
aiways extended h, her ' eASoufsssHeh
RICHMOND FRIENDS
anu Wii pc he5 eonstsnt stad, to ds...
~ fEt "a
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-29
.aSSCngcrs.

Passengers.
Gen Whalon, II p Haun lady and daughter. w
II Fmnal and family Col Burton Z ) 4. NJ NJ
Noah, Mrs D S Terry and family. RF Morrison
ady, j Fowler lady E II Miller, G llerrick, Mrs
Hopkins, T G Muldrum LADY, Mrs r b Swain
ana son, Mrs Dcmnrst, Capt Pearson r II Bacon
W FBry"nt, Il Anderson NJ IS NJ Bullatd, Mrs
Fnn kder child, Higgins, r w Clark family.
Hmith, Q Smith family, w II Smith. G Sh,de
family, d lIackett, Brennarman. Snow ,, la5y
Corwin, 3 Hunsacker family A Gwtk6s
lady, Mrs Linack, Mrs Lissack, q 4 Il Yves ladv
| G0rdon family, c B Parker, j Cornelius family.
) a Wright fumly, w Robinson J A Lqcount
Miss Phillips, y Anderson, Mrs Collar family
W Talbot and family, Mrs Babcock family. Miss
!. Clark, Z Duterman family, S B Jaynes. Mrs A
MouScr Mrs Smith family, Mrs Whitman. j
Coher Mrs Burrel child Mrs Cavars child.
MRS hohen children, j w Davis, j Campbell A
ColweIl, wife, d Graves, NJ Hopkins. N New
man, Mrs } Moore and family, Mrs A James,
Mrs Plummer SISTERS J Pummer and family,
AGmeyer w IL Buckingham, w II Ttton. fam
ny, d ID Reeves, daughter, A J Cravner. b
Wright, j W Sumeryilie, family, r v Wiley
Mrs j. Watt, child, Thos Wiley, wife Mrs Stro.
bridge, Mrs B NJ lrtin, Miss NJ A Phillips. Miss II
W Phillips, Wilson, family, Mrs Knox, L k
Sheppard, family, w w GRAY, Mrs Mouser, child.
A I Rice, wife, Mrs A Trant L Hitchcock. J. H.
CIalborn, Mss PJohnson. Miss NJ Hahn, sister, A
- - AA"'l''aN"4N II > h'uIlSt u NnulUn,
$ Heart, Mrs J Sloa6 Mrs Bocmsr, w f Guise
a Roman, Mrs L Holden, w Gasscock, wife, D
Etwlter wife, Mrs Clark infant, w Phillips.
wife, Bum, N Taylor. L B Holmes, J Il Me.
David, Miss s Davis, } Dorrence sister Bow
ler Miss G Lyon, Col A 5 Dorsey Mrs W Sta
cey, i Morris, j Cameron Mrs Babeuck, child,
w Wilkinson, and 500 others
Steamer Valparaiso arrived at Panama
with Callao dates to 9th april success.
sion of earthquakes had occurred in Peru.
Millions of dollars worth of property had
been destroyed at Callao, Lima, Chorollos
and other places.
Gen. Flores has been sent out Of Peru by
order Of the government He has gone to
Ecuador. He viii probably invade Peru
The Stephens brings one week later news
from Australia via Panama. Very rich dis
coyelies of gold had been made on Survey
river. Immense rush to that place
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-29

ANOTHER INDIAN WAR.-The Union learns
that delegation from Mendocino county has
been in Sacramento to impress upon the mind
OfGOv. Downey the expediency Of organic
ing another Indian war up in that country,
when he intimated that if he saw any neces-
sity for sanctioning such an operation, it
would be only on the basis that every men,
Der of the force have stipulated amount
which should cover all charges.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-29

ISDIAN MAnKsNAN.-McDonald, of the
Sierra Citizen, in a letter to that paper from
Camp Howk, Sierra Valley May Goth, says:
Considerable sport was had here to-day,
while waiting for the train, 10y rifle shoot
ing match between a Washoe Indian boy and
a crack marksman. The Aboriginal triumph-
ed, winning four dollars, which was raised
for him The little fellow shot with marvel
Gus precision and won considerable admira-
by his sail. If the Puh-Utes shoot like
him, a few scattering trees may be necessary
to preserve portion of the Downievile
population. The tawny Nimrod belongs to
the Howk family, which he supplies with
yeui,on and quantities of ducks seldom miss
ing shot.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-29

The LCCo GRANT.-On receiving the news
Of the rejection of this grant, which covers a
large portion Of agricultural land in this VI
cnity, says the Solano Herald, some excite
ment was manifested by our citizens, and
some went out to jump a farm. We have
not learned how they succeeded. We pre-
sumo, however, that they were "a day or
two after the fair, for the most valuable por-
tions have long been secured.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-29

GOLD MINES IL SoNoRA.-On Saturday the
schooner Storm King was to have left San
Francisco for the Colorado river via Quay
mas. By her, says the Alta goes as passen-
ger an old resident of Sonora, who contem-
plates fitting out an expedition, on his arri-
val, for the purpose Of prospecting for gold
in the heart of the. mineral region bordering
on chihuahua. The party will number some
fourteen men, besides one or more of the
Yuqui tribe of Indians, who are very friend
ly disposed to the Americans. 1t is the in
teniion of the company to proceed by boat
from Guaymas to the Yaqui river, and so on
up the stream as far as it is navigable. They
will pass through San Antonio de la Huerto
where there are some of the richest diggings
Of the country, then into the eastern tastness-
es Of the mountains
The mines continue to be extensively
worked At Maedalena our informant says
he observed l02 mules laden with silver dug
in the mines at Altar. The old Mexican plan
Of working with arastras. smelling, etc, has
scarcely been encroached upon, as there are
very few whites engaged in silver mining.
There is an abundance of water for mining
purposes in the gold districts of the Sierra
Madre The gold found hitherto has been
coarse, but pure.