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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL

CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ RQAp.-SUnMER ARRANGEMENT. Is60
On and sfler Monday, April sth, lsso, Passenger
LEAVE CLEVELAND
1000 A. n. MAIL TRAIN-Stopping At all Stations
except Micklide, Mentor, Perry, Union
ville Say ybrook and sNanvflle; and arrives
a. Erie i;30 p X, Dunkirk Us P. H., Buff
falo 5.Z5 ?. n
So p. n. CISCIaNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
ping at Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard
only and arrives az Erie 6.32 P. H., Dun
kirk s;25 p n. Buffalo 80 ?. \
f;l0 p. n. COSNEAUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping a. ell Stations
80 ?. n. NIGHT Express TRAIN-Stopping At
Palnesyille, Ashtabuia and GiraTd only;
and arriyes AZ Brie i2-f7 A. H., Dunkirk
30 A. r., Buffalo 80 A. n
LEAVE ERTE-
lis A. ~ NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StoppinR a;
Girard, Ashtabula and Painesvills only,
and arrives az Cleveland $50 A. y.
l0s33 A. r. MAIL TRAIA-Stopping At all Stations
except SaybrOOk, UnlOnTille, Perry, Men
tor and Wicklihs and arrives at Cleveland
23O N.
l.t0P r. DAY EXPRESS TRAIS-stopping AZ Gi-
Tard, Conneaut, Ashtabula and Painesville
only, and arrives az Cleveland SD p n
Accommodation Train viii leave Conneaut at 500
A. ~ stopping AZ all stations, and arriving At Cleys
land at 9.lo A. ~.
All the trains going westward connect Al Cleveland
with trains for Toledo CHICAGO, Columbus Cincin-
natl, ST. Boufs &c and all the trains going eastward
connect az Dunkrk With the trains Of the N. Y. 4 T.
Railroad, and al Buhao with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City Railroads.
H. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.
Cleveland, April 9, Is6O.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
~ hAILkOAD.-SFErN Ana sTsFrFsrT To take
"a s'Ss s,5I % h9S2aay S APF "a lso TRAINS LEAVE
80 A. Mail ior Pittsburgh Whesilpg and New
Pnlladalphla.
$50 ?. M.-ExpreH. for Pitisburgh and wheeling
Both Trains make direct connectl1us WITH Penn
sylvania Railroad for Baltimore, Philadslphia New
York and Boston. Also With Baltimore 4 OHIO Rail
roed for BaltimOre and Washington City
Also connect at HrdsOn for Akron and MIliershurr
- Time b. this route quick and Are viii e
the same a. b. Northern Lines 70 New York
FR. MYERS, C. 7. Agent. jSs5
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Goal cd.
MYSTIC COAL OIL & LAMPS.
pLl ThO Grea, American Lamp.

PARAGON BURNER
Eives the CHEAPEST LIGHT In the world, snd
VIII not smoke. Cell and So. W. W. GAINES,
dec3s12 Ds Superior 81
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Professor ef ElsetrOPashy and AsiieiAs,
- omos No. III Ontarie street, up Stain, ~
doors from TIE Public SquEro.
once hour nom > % y and ron 70 % o'elocE
daily, Sundays exeepted-l aoF1
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WILL STOP At MAcKISAc. WILL co TO SUPE-
RIOR CRY
The Steamers ARCTIC and SEA BIRD will make one
trip each for Pleasure Excursions, touching 81 all
points on both shores Of Lake Superior during the
months Of July and August due notice Of which will
be given.
The MONTGOMERY, ARCTIC and SEA BIKD are all
First Class Low Pressure Steamers. Their Passenger
accommodations are not surpassed by any Others on
the Lakes. Their Commanders have been engaged
in the Lake service for years past, and are entirely
conversant with its duties In every particular. II
Is the intention Ofhe Of this Line 70 make L
A PERMANENT ONE, 50 that parties can degond
upon having their business done long as any Boat
can run during the season Of navigation.
The Price of Freight 4 Passage viii be LESS
than by any other Line on the Route.
II is hoped BY prompt and efficient attention to the
requirements Of the Lake Superior people, and the
public generally by al connected with this Line, to
marit a share Of their patronage.
JOHN HUfCHIEGs Co,
AGENTS for Steamer - Arctic"
TROWBRIDGE, CHAPMAN ROOD,
Ag'is for Steamers Motgomery' "sea Bird"
ap.21.E3
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MISCELLANEOUS.

sAILED.-The White Cloud, Captain MeTaggart,
sailed from Green Bay for Providence, Rhode Island
By way Of the Wellsnd Canal and st. Lawrence last
Tuesday. She took cargo Of pine lumber, some
lath and picsts sample Of Green Bay shingles, and
package OF Green Bay maple sugar-in all pretty
finely representing the forest products Of that re-
gion.- 7tbuae.
DETRoIT, May 29.-PasSed up-Str Illinois; prop
Mount Vernon; brig Empire State, Commerce, Bay
City, Orkney Lass; sch B Parsons, George Steele,
Clipper City, Mazeppa, @ Rnse, Two Brothers.
Michigan, Sun; barque W Pierson; brig Castillo,
Belle, " Treat; sch White Cloud, Sir W Head,
7 Carney, Mary n Scott, May Collins, Alghtin-
gale, sunbury, Capa Horn, Athenian Guilema--Ad-
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SEIZURE ora SUSPECTED SLAYER.

The steamship City Of Norfolk, advertised for
yer.
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The Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Cstholi-
con.
Il offered as q certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms:
Irrerularities w Weakness s-Faintness-DaraoRo
Appstito-sallow Complexiou-Pain In the
Back and kidnsyB-Ch Chiils-Cold Hands
and -BloatinR-Feverishness-
Esuralgia-Hea adache-Rest-
uessness-DiSturbed SleeD-Flushes
Of Heaf-General Pain-CrsEling and Pain in
the Spine and between the Shouiders-Acid
h-Nausea-Dificult Passing Of Urine,
with heat or smArting-ItchinE, Burning and Irri-
tation in the Urine 0rgans-Si Sightmare-Dis-
pepsia-Hy Hysterics-Anxi Face
Nervous MISUNDERSTANDING
Observation-Disclosures Temper
Depraved Appetite -Flatulence-Bl Bloated
and Irregular B0Wels-Uupleasant Dreams
Pains in the Uterine 0rglns-humbness and Pains
in the Limbs.
EE- Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country
US- Tor Medicines or Agencies Address
II, B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
nOvf2i&w General Agent for Ohio.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA

BosroE, MAJ -.
The Arahia arrived al O'Clock this eve ming
Her news 4 mainly anticipated via HaliiA T. but
e1e details In regard 10 the Italian aairs are in
isresting.
tons. The hrsf is ~ the NeapoIitan army
korslgn insolence reigns over italian grug md In
consequence Of Italian discord but on the lay Of
Samniies and Marti, united with the brethi zen Of
sicily, you shall join the Italians Of the fJoEth
On hat day car nation, Of which you ar the
Finest part, shall resume its place IS In 1ormeF
times among the nations IN Europe. 1, an Italian
soldierl only aspire 70 see you drawn up 3 de BY
lids with these soldiers Of Wares and San MART
ne IN order, jointly, to fight against the eitsmies
Signed, GARIBAI.DI
Another proclamation Is 70 the inhahita nts Of
II 3 time for you to initiate the mAgnanimOus
example Of sicily BY rising against the mott i'm
pioos Of tyranls 70 the 50 perured and blood
thiflty nee that has long tortured and traIupled
On yuu- Lex the free government succeed, which
eleven millions OF Italians now ask for, and sub
stiiute for the foul Bourhonic nag, the glorious
tficolof, the happy symbol OF national independ-
ence and unity, without which true and durable
liberty Is impossible. Your brethren OF the
sigaed. G. GARIRALDI.
g. RICARDO,
BARON STOCCO.
Ths one TO the Sieilians Is as follows
Sicilians, have brought you a body OF brave
men, who have hastened 20 respOnd 20 the heroic
u EllAAN- y e A4G Ael4AAla VI AlG u4AAAe1 VI
L0mbardy, are with you. All we ask IS the free
dom Of cur land United the work viii be easy
ana short To arms, then he who does not
snatch mp weapon i q coward or 8 traitor TO his
country. Want Of arms is no excuse We shall
get musket, but AZ present any weapon will do
n the hands Of q brave man The municipalities
EhaA provide for the women, children and old
me1 deprived Of their support. To arms, all Of
yoR Sicily shall once more teach the world
how couutry can be freed from is Oppressors by
ths powerful viii Of a united people.
Eigned GARIBALDI
Ths wreck Of the American packet ship Endy
mon wa sold ef anction at Liverpool for Il -255
HeE anchon, chains, boats, stores, &c, realized
fal prices.
81. PsTERsBUR0H 1Sth.-The announcement
that England probably would not ofIer opposition
10 an inquiry BY Russia into the situation Of
ChristiAnS in Turkey has given great satisfaction
here
Hong Kong dates Of March 18th state that Sir
Hope Grant had arrived.
Active preparations are being made for war,
and the expedition North leaves early in April
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THAT PROFESSOR WOODS

THAT PROFESSOR WOODS
by the Growth and Color Of the Hair, II used
three times week, 10 any imaginable age perfect
ov6 oT1sm6St tBs RS 1s make eAf Il mora so and
beautiful than any oil, and preserve the scalp free
JSdSes AttoTnsys Boesors CsrSymsn, Proisssio5
a men and Gentlemen and Ladies Of all classes, all
over the world, bear testimony that we do net say
TOO much IN its favor. Read the following and Judge
HICKORY Grove, 81. Charles Co, Mo,
Prof o. J. wooD-Dear slr:-soms time last sum
mer we were induced TO use some Of your Hair Re-
storatiye and rs elects weEs 50 wondeTfa We fsel
Our little sons head for some time had been per-
fety covered with sores and some ealled it scAld
head The hair almost entirely came on in conse-
quence when q friend seeing his spferings, advised
us to your Restorative; We did With little hope
friends very few applications removed the disease
entirely and q new and luxuriant crop Of hair soon
healthy scalp and as luxuriant crop Of hair as any
other child. We can therefore, and do hereby re-
ali diseases Of the scalp and hair We are yours re-
spectfully, GE0. W. HIGGINBOTHAM
SARAH A. HlGGINB0THAM
Prof. WooD-Dear Sir Ny hair had, for several
yearE been becoming prsmafurely gray, accompaniei
By q harshness which rendered the constant sppii-
menced using your Restorative about two months
ago it in that condition; and having Continued
rs use till within the last three weeks Il has turned
10 is natural color and assumed a softness and ins
tire greatly to be preferred to those produced BY the
application Of oils or any other preparation have
ever used regard Il indispensable article fr
every bodys toilet WHISTLER il be used Hair Re
s srye ssr Y Yo5 % bsSs ave 5gf e q ee,1tn
Eho entertain any DOUBT q Ps5i9TTiRg AZ that Is
Feb. 10 1857. us Third St, Cineihnati, o.
Prof wooD-Dear sir:-By the advice ofa arisns
Of mine who had been using yorr Hair RestorasiTs
was induced to try IT, had the fever some time
last MEy, and nearly every hair In my head came
cut. Now my hair has come in q great deal thicker
than ever IL was. Nothing bot duty and sympa-
thy eel 20 communicate 20 others who are afflicted
rs have been would indTce ne TO give this public
Of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative
IOun respectfully,
A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative Is put up In bottles Of three size,
viz Large, medium and small; the ai.aii bottle y
pint, and retEils for dollar per bStfie he me-
dium holds twenty per cent moro In proportion than
the small, retails for two dollars per bottle; the
large holds quart, 20 per cent more IN proportion
II
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILROAD.-TIME TABLE No. IS.
To take eject aftsr THURSDAY, February 10, le59
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland 70 Trains leave fOyggnUtega to
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MEaifines.
vALUABLEu

VALU A BLEll
THE FOLLOWING PATENT
Il MEDICINES We can eheerfully recommend for
the diseases which they eSln e en5g enR5gasrposo
ls9 Superior 81.
NY MOTHERS SALVE,
Tor Piles. Sore Eyes, Salt Rhsum &c.
wATsONs NEURALGIA KING,
For Neuralgia.
SEACHRISTS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
For the Hair
STRONGs FEVER DESTROYER PILL,
For Fever and Asue.
BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs,
For Dyspepsia.
McCLINT0CKS PICTORIAL SYRUP.
For the Lungs
BRYANS TASTELESS VERMIFUGE,
For Worms.
MOTIFS CHALYBEATE ILLS,
For Disease. Of the Bloc
CLARKs PERUVIAN SYRUP,
For Diseases Of the Blood.
KENNEDYs MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
For Diseases Of the Blood.
NORTONs SALT RHEUM OINTMENT,
For Eruptions Of the Skin.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Teething.
WHITCOMB'S ASTHMA REMEDY,
For Asthma
BURNETTS PREPARATIONS, Viz:
COCOAINE-for the Hair. KALLIsToN-for tn
Complexion. FLORMEL-Extract for the hand
kerchief
FLAYORING EXTRA ACTs-Lemou, Vanilla, Peach,
Almond, kectarine Nutmeg, &C, &C, f0r sale BY
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
sunarior ST
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PURSUANCE OF

NOTICE.--IN PURSUANCE OF
~ q decrsial order Issued frol tto Court q Cen
which james Q. Prentlll Is plliu1in and ALVIN A.
Turner e al cetendantI, % dIrestrt, shall e.
the city oftleTeland IN lald eolnty On tie lh daT
q 1une, iao e clock p. n. e aEid daT fas f1i-
living described lands and teneueEtl, 10 vii
Situate In the city of CleFelant CuyahoEa county,
and stats of Ohtos en- l-e gcst sde q Cuylhoa xiv
sr, In that rarf u Cleveland which wel formaFiy
Ohio Civ, and bouadsf f5ll5Ea bsTnni1g q ths
iaiersection q Tie lorth line cf Vermont Elrcs-,
with the uest llne o. Weli 1trest fhcnce ucftt.riJ
westerly along KashinEfcn STREET Gu fIrI fhlnc1
s0ufhsrly parallel With West afrcst 20 Fsrmonf
street thence easterlT along said Vermont frst 10
the place of beginning. Aprrallet a. S1.l0.
T. W BINGHAtl, 1lasIer coInuiiasionsr
LOREz PREsTIss, Plaintiffs Aftorney.
mayz9-z9
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ kOAD.-sP3TNc ARRkNgENENT. On and amer
Monday, April 9th, l360 Trains on this Road VIII
run foNoWB ffom Cleveland.
555 A. ~ Through Mail, stopping st all stations on
the southern Division, arriving 81 Toledo
at iO-z0 Al n.
755 P ~ Western EKpress, stops At an stations on
southern Division, and arrives 81 Toledo
at rs P.m
iO0 y ~ Mall stops AZ all stations east Of Sandusky
on Northern Division, and arrives AZ san
dusky AZ SIS P \.
SO =. Telegraph Express, stops II Grafton Ober
I'm HAkemau, korgalk, MonFoeTiile,
Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and EimOre,
and arrives AZ Toledo AZ l0sis ?. ~
Connections are made a. Monrosyiile with the san
duzky, Mansfield and Newark r, r., at Clyde with
the sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. R., az IRE
mont with Fremont Indiana r. T., and a Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
and Toledo aud Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troits Jackson fori Wayne, Logansport lafayette,
Cairo AltoE, 81 Louis and all points West, North
vest and Southwest
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo aud the
West, 81 SO A. n, 500 p X and g.O5 p Il: from
sanduHky at go Az
L D. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, April 3, ls60.
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8hgsifians & SMrgFoas.

nR. A. W. TUCKER--IT Has
~ Become q well known ftet that - cursl hun
dreds q chronic diseases, with hig bath1 and Iedi
etne1i where all other pTlctice hlls. He vi gl.r-
antee . ours kheumatIIm, salt kheum, scIclulas
Liver Complaint. Chill Esger, Dys2spaias er4Eeii
Asthma, CAinrrh Dropsyi also, socQndary y phtlli
an Al ~ Fa7lQn1 iaFna. FOR thil aile1lo - has
specific that never hils- Good sucnsl5 In ~ other
chronic dlseaseaY and m1ny acute Call aud aeo The
Doctor
oaes, No. M, Ontario street, up stalu-
- Consultation free- maru
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CHERIFFS sALR.-BY VnTUE

CHEhlkfS > SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ ola wis 0f Fisri faclal issusd ffon Dc Court
q Common Rleas q Ahol county, et ~ suit Of
OEeEo, shall oer llr Eais, e the alp % Johnson
Iisaie, (nsar their ship yards) IN he ciJ q gsre
10elock p. NJ the propeller DWeGoi 1eT eppsrll
and furniture d. j.. WLGHIIAA,
A'A''' = Si.sa,1s1l,', S.sEislS' 49,. -. sAsfiA
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JHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE

SHERIFF'S SALE--BY VIRTUE
~ of writ q fisFi FaciaE i11led oui 81 lhs Dourt
q Corlnel feas % Cuylhcga cqa19Ii 1t ~ suit q
sason Ianleid. plaintiff, against John j. AidnaT,
defsndani, % ne directed, j have loFigd up1n and
sna onef ior sale AZ the door o. f11 lo4ft aou11,
isotnsr iea ei4 Champlaln atre.t q - eisy 81
l79 e 9 clock r ~ TIE llllounT de1crtsd lznfl
and tenenentsi 90 Wit Lot No. s. u Tsyior HCTts
- -. : 3. 7. .wIeHTalAN. sS.ria
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BEDFoED, Coshoctcn Co, o., Nay IA 81
Mr.. H. =. kISGsLEr-Sir: have been selling the
medicines Of the Graefenberg Company for the last
ten years. and have invariably found them to give
good satiSfaction and the Pills / have sold TO q
great many regularly their tea and coffee, and
with my trade they have become 4 staple article
Marshalls Uterine Catholoon is a medicine that has
done great amount Of good in Female Diseases
One lady ] sold TO told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from q long
course Of medical treatment by the most skillful
physician. JAMES WILSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09
JRDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1850.
laiIg 9atlonal 4rmutrat.

TUE Montgomery (Alabama) Conredera-
ton uses the following language:
We, the junior editor, arrived in this city
on yesterday morning, and discovered great
deal OF anxiety and apprehension existing
among some of our friends, in consequence Of
the recent bolt of several Southern deleea-
tions from the regular National Democratic
Convention. Several Of the dispatches that
we have seen relating to this matter. are en-
trely wanting in truth The Alabama.
Florida, Texas and Mississippi delegations
withdrew IN toto. Louisiana, Arkansas
south Carolina and Delaware, each left dele
gates behind, who were not disposed to give
sanction to such an imprudent and unwise
course of action. When " e left the city of
| Charleston, We were assured bv three of The
Georgia delegation that there would be a se-
cession on the part of some of their party.
but that this would be confined principally
to those who are known to be the especial
tools of Howell Cobb. William L. Yancev
is at the head of this move, and is now labor
ing with undiminished activity and energy
to complete and carry out his designs, as
were plainly laid down in his letter to Mr.
Slaughter, of Georgia. He has "in6amed
the Southern mind and fired the Southern
heart" and has now only to "precipitate the
cotton States into a revolution" God forbid
that we should ever see this But we will
tell the people of this State and the people
of this great country, that unless the mad
schemes of this designing, reckless and over
bearing politician are crushed such will be
our fate. The action of these boilers seemed
neither to disturb the orderly proceedings Of
the regular convention, nor to arouse sym
pathy in the hearts of any one.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

THE 'CooN.-The raccoon, says Lawson, the
Surveyor General of North Carolina is the
drunkenest creature living, if he can get any
liquor thati sweet and strong. When wild
raccoons are very subtle in catching their
prey. Those that live in the salt water feed
much on oysters, which they love. They
watch the oyster when it opens, and nimbly
put in their paw and pluck out the fish
Sometimes the oyster shuts and holds fast
their paw till the tide comes in, so that they
are drowned, though they swim very we'll
The way that the animal catches crabs, which
he greatly admires, and which are plentiful
in Carolina, is worthy of remark. When he
intends to make prey Of this fish, he goes to
a marsh, where, standing on the land he lets
his tail hang in the water This the crab
takes for bait, and fastens his claws there
in, which, as soon as the raccoon perceives,
he, on a sudden, springs forward consider
able way on the land, and brings the crab
along with him. AS soon as the fish finds
himself out of the element, he presently lets
go his hold, and then the raccoon encounters
him by getting him crosswise in his mouth
and devours him. There is a sort of small
land crab, which we call a fiddler that runs
into hole when anything pursues him -
This crab the raccoon takes by putting his
fore foot into the hole ard pulling him out
With a tame raccoon this sport is very di-
verting.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

FGosT AMONG THE GRAPES Since our re-
cent publication regarding the damage to
vineyards in this vicinity, resulting from the
late frosts in the last month, we have con-
versed on the subject with several gentlemen
who are well informed regarding cultivation
of the vine. According to their views, no
serious failure Of the grape crop +. ON the
blight of late frosts is TO be apprehended.-
Sonora Age.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

PLENTY OF ORE TO LITTLE SmvER-The
San Francisco Cali says
reliable gentleman has communicated to
us the statement that person who has made
heavy investments IN Washoe silver leads, re-
Gently brought to this city samples of ore
taken from one hundred and seven different
claims. These were submitted to a eompe-
tent assayer to be tested. Out of the one
hundred and seven samples, but four yielded
any silver at all : Is Washoe great big-a
humhug2
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

A FAsHIoNABLE ACCOUNTABILITY amuse-
ment par ercellence in upper tendon at pres
ent is the game of "smut." This game is
played with cards, and the one losing trick
is compelled to allow his or her adversary to
blacken his or her face. The game Is played
nightly in the salons Of gaiety and wealth,
and there is no end to the fun. Many per
sons have been discovered, lately, vending
their way home with smut enough on their
faces to provide material for a new paint
Shops. r. T5legrGrf.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

LrrrLEToS W. TAzEwELL, one of the most
distinguished of the early Virginia states :
men, died at Norfolk, on Sunday, aged 50.
He was United States Senator from 1924 to
1882, and also, during his career, held the
position of Governor Of Virginia. When in
the Senate, he was a strong sympathizer with
the notification movements in South Caro-
lima, He received the vote of that State for
Vice President in 1910.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

BANouEr.-In San Francisco Tuesday even
ing, the French Guard sat down to fine
collation., with about two hundred invited
guests. An address was delivered by the
Captain of the Guard, after which a great
many toasts were given, interspersed with
songs and speeches.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

The TITLES OF THE PRINCE OF WALES
Burkes Peerage describes the eleven titles Of
the Prince of Wales as follows:
Albert Edward, the eldest son of Queen
Victoria, was born November 9, 1871, and
consequently was eighteen years old last
November. AS a Prince of England, Scot
land, Ireland, and Germany, he has, by birth
and letters patent, the following titles
l. Prince of Wales, by patent ls41, English
3 Duke of Cornwall. by birth, English.
g. Earl of Chester, by patent, English.
L. Great Steward of Scotland, by patent
English.
g. Duke of Rothsay, by birth, Scotch.
6. Baron of Carrict, by birth, Scotch.
I. Baron of Penfrew, by birth, Scotch.
s. Lord of the Isles, by birth, Scotch.
Q. Earl of Dublin, by patent ls49, Irish.
TO- Duke of Saxony, German.
IL. Prince of Coburg and Gothic, German.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

AUGUST GLABE-The subscription for this
man who was so unfortunate 0s to lose his
arm at the Trivoli, on the 9th ult, amounts
to about 81 400 1t is now proposed by his
friends to give him the benefit of concert
on some future day at the Turn Verein Hall.
So Union
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

AN Englishman named Hurst, but better
known as the "Staley eybrdge Chicken" has
tor of Bells Life to make the match Jack
Mcdonald, on the part of the "Benicia Boy"
says his man will fight Hurst in four months
utter his next meeting with Tom Sayers-
From this it would appear chat Heenan in
tends pursuing the profession" of the manly
art" in England, no matter how his fight
with Sayers terminates.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

A popular writer says it is not the drink
ing but the getting sober, that is go terrible
in the drunkard's life. To this Prentice adds:
Some persons, influenced probably by this
important consideration, seem to have de-
liberately resolved never to get sober.