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G@ Martyred IIeads.-Hundreds Of
aeads Of hair ruined y the Of dee*.ous dyes
which no scientific authority Is responsible
cRlsTADOItos EXCELSIOR DYE
on cont'afy presents .he highest scientific credentials
II has been anasy.'d by ns Ca17os who stands 4. the
aead Of or Experimental chcnsa and he eases in Ills
cFhca:c sa,s nos'aE ijusous into composon.
THIS UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL
ahd 10 tho we'll known fAt that is The most ln1satlc
and the most natural ye manufactured. hare given
ahm nse prestige. aud the sscs running from rnth
a"n"nt1. with rapidly ts: severely saxcs the eeaees
F res"uFet so' tie rro2rsso7. Sod everywhere, anI np
i"r3 by Ill lalr dFes:rs. Cl;lsTAD0E0. No, 6Astor
N"u*c. New York
tOES D. rARk, Agent
'stS14"1n 1.sIalc sscc4, ,ChEago
15 11ostcttcr's Stomach Bitters.-
Tho stomach the f,nu:I1 head o. diseases wblcs 1pext
Tie human system. ludiee sn sd cnous: 1er < stner-
airs dIal, dy.ertcry, fssne.., viri.c palpatioa Of
ehe hear. genera debility &c Get rid of it. tl.en At cnc
t* re'rc thsorsd I cousse Of 1loSTErTER,S BITTERs
rs'aalc asd refreshing preparation which as surely r.
'ieres alt coapa!ns Of TIC stomach md !e derendendea
s Tie s''usne nsitx TIC NOV. course OF tie medicine
:as moi fs:'aps tc ncccss1E. One bottle seuucnty an
<'1r .'fstsa n complete curr
st!dty dr!Sti-ts cycryw ywhcrc fc,taxw,r
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DEASONS FOR US1N
@ U E r us
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

8 }.eI cent Of rufc God Liver Oil.
lst-Tl4t It e=t2hshed fact that ONs to h n*sa-
ed must betsansfomrd Into emulsion in tke s9:tar.
That In mort u tle In which Eo6 Liver on u
prescribed The stomach o! the ps Mt il bot proper
dn 10 mike eulsive n!l the anocnt OF oil taken, ard
at and sometimes the ~lole Of the oil pAsssa
OF undiEcsted aud imperative <th's Is &asy
sdThss nj God L!vts on Jelly being compound Of Oh
and euay. entulon Of Itself couta with
liquid which akes place 1t reaches the 40
mach, Whatever lta condition msy b..
in cases wheo ths Phr*c.n believes Cod LiveE
Oh 70 be prescribed specific otGeEEse ny Jelly IL
1nrr rj,atit than crude OIL bccause kel.s fold
nux reEA!n stomach to undergo MIC natural procss
a. dtrrttou nud assimilation. when tue contrary Tic
Naud al w'l on Imperative e ~ ac%.eh - s.oss
Vavsfs no.r Of lesa the when the oil IL tndsted
From the above the sunef1Esy q 4aerua
od Liver Oil jey over the crude o t 70 bc Ackuo NlcdE
n rs positive md lueontessablefact Sold ey
jyl+t1y fENION q w. :. 4-Ae .9Eee.
y OSE GIL 7 G E r I n E.
l. prcrautou Of articles Of tie NoA Soothing Qual.
Mez recmuended by Physitiana for PufEnk WhitenanR
and boealak The adapted foT Curing Cha
ped 1ntAued Hands, Face Lips. and Ill skn Use3sea
l iy1{-lY bqd only BY IEkI0N d CO.
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Ni6hEE. I'd
MASTERS SALE-etate OF iili-
lE1 nn's. County Of Conk: ss-s"FeF"r ,ou1t Of
t.hclEr In t.tapcrty payl W.ierb ~. Axa Sall and

Chicago. In Gbapcety paya Wl,ers u. Asa Vail and
Fuelc no;!rs Is r.by .iy~n tsat In pnr'uaues Of
aty1eti rlcr enters, In II. ah:sc came. q. ths
Sa,:srtn. ~ e.ue = * I'D .s:r tss ~ ~ e
March. isso. It ten osuek in the '"cn,u u aat tay
S":tn .ooe .. !hs coat H in ,hr s!,y o. IL
u c"a H. s"! ~, e*l :, H. ot o.
eompain., upo1 sid ascsre, .i:h o:ere,s md eoss
csasty T. a1S n:ss sf 1ss q 'ssts
lot one hunlFed .n thsto~n at ntkht.
~ @ II !Saa qai,yr ot :esn M ss s.
81 !ss. noh of Ens IT, ft:n a. ss;t osthe
ii ',ss' = %t, ca.rt1y Of ssp<sr
pa.ed chlesso. February lt-isy'. fs:e:Isss q
4 SSIGNEE'S StALE.--Nctice is
hs,ss sen TIA; b x M pss a. q q
r g. It I" he a. nos r a ~
F;hs sss 70 ne IN n"xns =, ~
~ ;s'ss, e. @ ss s:' M
ri .go,y iso, T sss!" ;s,!:, e. f. SaeSpz S;s,9
sa nv ID. = ri Ind nd n eas,r
Aso hty lots in LuItAn's Aa!hi III ch,ak3. Ato onn
Sa'xC"un:y inoi<. A.-o his,+e a"h twenty acres
sna i S.y ""i II SistSS s. I'M LII, r9.q Il
il tvusave--. in section l.uF Atdittn to tnelso. Alao
t. ii ;o = f. sss IN =
q ,hs sE q T. F. y :, II !, 4 A.. = 'as b
f. ~ :s'S .a fs;t .srp ct pistsI ss L. Is i IL:
~ {, . And yIn G d. Also lac uudtvids eu:* part
d 'ns Az s ceees e oi
81 and H. lying stut of thr Sectun LIN vtiux stct ns
u !; n:us'n The Ete siyxs s"sxs1. saecp;-
vle,l fetsa part Of the III yste &o'hrds Of al that
pecr re! = I'D bon!e.t "a IT Hoa r n aort
bocs sal r s4 IN lie by 'he Mississippi EiyeF.
e1c<pss the uldld halt Of acrys e "a eee y
Aso the nnvd. nr..;enh part Ct i!r undiviatd two
third. .f Lots l. J. l. + q. y and = n BECK ~ A]tr ahe
unni:it1 teth Part 0f tire uhis dtt ane- Al or LOU
In BLOCK ~. A!ao The untirldea 6re-skth 2a1t Of
Ein< X L -, N. 81 and y
title Will b sold ~ Il Invested in lie a A..
III nee. which will te xplAaet u s.le-
ie.3l6EA-l.t y. w. IHtL'Ifs A~khtt
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s@5tn0eS.

CTOVHS! STOVESI STOVES!
~ AT.
ALZ,BN & DALToN'H,
N............,.IAKES TEEET,.,........u n
Where nay be bought At yerY low ps!ces 70. Cash
COOK s1UFEs ofvar;ors patterns,
P44Ri.0R STOVES for Wood and Co.i.
OFFICE STOVES for Hard and Soft Coal.
Bon -TOVE8 for Hotels and Il. X. Cars, DC.
RUSSIA IRON AIR TIGHT STOVES,
Also the fsmoua Hard Coal Burner
r A D I A T Q r.
Plain, Plantshcd Il Japaned TInware,
Housekeeping Goods In General.
notice. placa
IL -. IsAHQ gTRELT. -. II
JAS. T. T.ALLEN....JAS T. DALTON.
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Lot b!ock = sehool stc-, aubtss I" le'ltnRth TOT
r. o. 3Q1is' fret.
LOTS IN PERI, ILL,
Lo's1 anlS, ta u.sex Ii" traa Z. :. i. l. Eaaad haS
LAND II xlSSEBA6l 60, Ill.
v:hnfN 4 e SEC: y, Tegn - Raafe; = asfe.; .:,
Al q :ec'oo Town Ksnxs -. ~, Acres
S-H@ - = " : 'Es'''s.'.......ii5 ......i5' :.
As..-Pr~psrtrI a1,ss,. az ros ~,t Ezv',.slr By p!
<ae,} "tt In CIeve1aad, ", lss6. L4nxt ta s5lo
fest; Mrasurm*nl .63 sl 9jten-- ...-.
TERM+-une has cash; sa'aaer In orc aad TIM ye1sa
with .ntetsst and with ..ti4tae tnyy security.
:. LIND and ). = SL4tTEN.
faf6tarN- III EIx. nt1TS,
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aIASIEK'S SALE.-State Of ILL.,
F noI,. Cook County y-CIrrnit Court OF Cook Co.: IN
Ch.ncr,y tohn b. King ". John X. Corkl!a Carbon
Conkpx. GodfrY bryant, Peter fe3oy asa caa'sss j."
Pubic notice Is hereby ztyen that IN pursuance Or q"
order entered the .boro M e TX: s1;I = III u
S,.ts al illinois vii IN tha twelfth day Of March, a. D.
$50 ooek n the et It, .r w. 1y n ybeste S .
IN he County Of Cook aforr4at :: public aaecon iof asn
t. builder shose o. a9 r., ,2 III toa
utyeven f31h Ia Cotlse Gtorn :AAv;s.ou ~ p ~,
and III :he EostIlea-. qua.tsr Of seton IL. ~
towns Up thirty nint 53l nnFh OF sa1 20 1ous'ee4
" 'Ne .-Ao p''oe'r1A /. C. PAINE FRERR,
Master "a ClAEcc:Y o. Cock Gonoty.
Chic1xo, Feb. -, l@u- t91NNa.<to
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FE.3.S"E1S r. HOFF.M-x-S.H..
-onui Of tbe Grand Duclr Of sA1e.wemar the n1chie
f bTuns~lsk ana SareGuh1, and the tec city Of Frank
ot .o by special act Of a4vrrA! States authorized
for ier1ne: ri1c"s Of AUS fELA. HADtR, BAVARIA
HAMMER hEs>lA. Nassau, PRUSSIA. SAAUNY
MlkTEM BERG. nLDESBEKt@. kc. Ia.-"Awlv
, 1860-02-27

Ois ous!nx: c7nH ec!ons with Europe being DIRECT
s-ki EATESslFE1, ard MOST INTIMATE, We feri
ss IN assurng the pubic that Ill fef:n blakng tr.nsac-
I'd sssaGy tanal e any aouse IN ths Union vs.
terms IN London F.rs Frankfort
e. s 1he a!n iIanuEs r.!'a bremen Leic1ls Cologne.
Hein1 particularly dsnu,n u promoting direct CONNER
"a intt1eourse between the Wet art AuEupe cheer
fn and on teila@ est f4vorc extend particular acilt.
lies By epeoins Credits ke &c responsible Wwstesn In
ponfft. ESl epns Of Dsast ortefs Notes. Aeseptaa-
Ca z With pEoMptatts and dispatch.
II Country Banks Aad Bankers supplied with Foreign
atrnad.
H0FFMANN 4 AETPcKE
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
WESTERN MExIco.-A letter from Mazat-

WEsrERS MExIco.-A letter from Mazat-
Ian, dated April 10th, says:
Nearly all our available force is now on
the road between this place aud Topic, NOV
ing slowly towards the latter This move
oent has more the appearance Of an economl
cal measure. than anything that can he
ikened to warlike expedition against
neghhoring State My impression is that
the $500 men sent out u few days since are
merely pasluring upon the ranchos and villa
tes and are not destined for Tepic or Gauda'
lajara. .sr
The discussion of the McLane treaty still
continues A few days since, when the pros
poets of its ratification 10y the U. s Sena, g
we're somewhnt bright, the leading people
here were emphatic in their denunciatlon OF
everything American-to day the feeling has
changed. The news from Washington Is
looked upon MS unfavorabIe, and torth"ith
comes up Il general vail, lamentations, com
plants and regrets from all quarters IheY
do not know what they need
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
The Secession Convention.

The proceedings of the Convention Of Sc
cedrg delegates at Charleston were charac-
terized 10y considerable disagreement and
confusion. Nobody seemed to know what to
do. There was no consentaneousness ofaction
or intention This one was for making nom
nations for the Presidency, and that one was
against it. Some we're for waiting to see it
the remaining Southern delegates in the reg
ular convention vould not withdraw and join
them. Others were much disturbed, le,t they
should (silly snipes) he led into a disunion
movement Others rgain Indignantly accused
certain delegates OF singing peaus to the
Union. Ynncey, Of Alabama, intimnted that
the reflection was intended for him The
reply was that he was the last man that
would ever be suspected Of singing peans to
the Union Some delegates were for going
to Baltimore and rejoinirg the Convention.
A good many others were decided y opposed
1t would never do thus to s,ulufy themselves
(Poor fellows. they were al eady stultited
suiicientlyO , Some We're for calling grand
council Of all the Southern States and ad-
jouruing sine die. But, these were in the mi
nnrity. A few were for recognizing tn,
Contention in which they sat as regularly
authorized body but the majority aeknowl-
ed ed it's illegitimacy. Finally, in the hurl,
burly, the President of the Convention Nj
Bayard. of Delaware, left his seat, made t ",
hours speech, in which he declared his fidelt,
to the Union. his intention to support tn
nominee OF the Democratic party. il he shou!'
provea national man, etc. ETC. and took ul
his hat and departed, thus Withdrawing al
together from the Convention. lie seemed
to be sick at his stomach with the proceed
iugs, sentiments and avOwals of the seceders
among whom, on account of his opposition I,
Douglas he got mingled, and concluded t,
take fresh air. After Bnynrd left, the Con
vrntiuu authorized the issuance of an address
vindicatory of their course in seeding fro'.
the regular Convention, and adjourned to re
assemble at Washington ON the llth of June
A beautiful viudication they will make of it
no doubt
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

PoLIrIcAL-TnE CHARLESTON CONVENTION
A st. Louis correspondent, writing Nav 5th.
in regard to the split in the Charleston Con-
vention, says:
The Washington letter-writers give the
only index MS yet to the sentiments Of the DO
lltica leaders on this extraordinary state of
affairs. One correspondent SAYS Senator
Hunter advised the Virginia delegation t.
loln the seceders. 1t is stated, also, that n,
one time all the Southern delegations had
about concluded to bolt, and that there is
much bitterness expressed against those who
hrst hesitnted and then refused to ioin in thai
movement The names of JeffeTson Davis
and Edward Everett were favorablv men
toned at the meetings of the secess0nists at
Charleston. Those who advocated the seees
SION movement contended that in any event
TIE Democratic party will fail to receive n
MINORITY OF the electoral votes of the Union
ior their Presidential candidate, and that th,.
only hope of the South is to throw the elec-
ton into the House of Representatives. where
She will have, including California and Ore
gon, majority Of States
The New York Times Washington cores,
pendent of I'd May, says, that the withdraw.
al OF the hre-eating politicians is set down as
douglas gain, rs his friends at Washington
claim thai the people are in his favor
dispatch received at Washington. Nav
"a from Alabama, says: The popular vote
ofthe South will be for Douglas by a hro,.
majority. The Texas delegates are said to b..
without the slightest influence at home. and
unable to carry a single vote with them.
Another Washington dispatch, same date.
says; Gov. Fletcher of Virginia. is here. and
stated that il nominated, Mr.. Douglas will
poll the entire Democratic vote of his State
Ihe Washington correspondent ofthe New
lork Times say s ii was declared on Tuesday
inlay lst at II large collection of Republienn
members of Congress, that they had positive
assurances, that if Douglas should be nonIi
mated, Forney would resign the clerkship of
the House, with half dozen of his assistants
and support that nomination.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

REcorDEE's C"uRr Tive kanakas charged
with vugrancy we're, yesterday. discharged
ly Recorder Kyle. on the testimony Of Pedro
Roman nd y, nora Cnrmelita.
a Mexican, whose name we did not learn,
was found guilty us d. d. and fined SIS, in
default Of which he was to go to the Chain
Gang for two days. He went to the Chain
Gang, aud did good service therein on the
streets, yestei day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

ARRIvAL FROM THE EASTERN STORE "A
Marysvie laiy arrived in this city. yester.
day, from Washoe. Her husband accompn-
MED her us far as Pmeerville. Thence she
came 10y stage. She took the Phcewille
route, on account Of the Indians having in a
measure fenced out for the time being the
other and nearer route She reports that
the Indians are worse in their hosiiities than
they have been represented, and that the
people in Wnshoe consider themselves in i'm
minent danger.
She states that courier arrived at Pla-
cerviIle.on Wednesday night, with the infor-
nation that u rumor was ahoat that the Com
pnuy which left Downieville on Sunday hat
been entirely cut off by the Indians. Sh,
did not learn what credenee attached TO tn
report.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

A Washington dispatch says that Mr.
Pryor's wife and five children were in Wash
ington when he sent his challenge to Mr.
Potter. Mr.. POtters wife was also in the
city at the time, quite calm, saying she did
not wish to say anything Of the affair until it
was over, and declared that she knew her
husband to be brave man.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

CoAL-Mr. F. Lightstone of San Jose, saws
,"e tribune, has recently discovered a coal
oS osu, on the eastern side of the Coast Range
~ mountains in the San joaquin valley. He
represents =. the bed as being six feet thick and
lnet % there are great quantities of the materie
al IN the neighborhood. 1t burns woII
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

Floral FEsuvAL.-On the evenings Of
May 22d, 23d. 24th, 25th ard 26th Festival
will he given at fuckers Academy of Music
in San Francisco r the benefit of the build
ing fund Of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

MATTERS IN UrAu-The following is a
Washington dispatch, dated May 2l
Governor Cummings has Informed the
President that Utah is in condition of an,
archy, and some action is therefore necessary
on the part of the Government TO relievr
the Territory from present impending evil
He alludes 10 bands Of desprradoes, whose
conduct renders the tenure Of life and pro
perty uncertain, and requests either that
Judges will he sent ont in place of those who
have deserted Utah, or authorize the Probate
Courts to exercise the powers claimed by
them, and granted by the Legislative Assem-
hiy, or adopt some means Of safety. He re
quests that 500 soldiers be retained there. as
the withdrawal of the entire army would be
injurious and unjust.
Gov Cummings states the population OF
Utah at $1,000, though the Mormons claim II
larger number.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
MARHSV WILLIE.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 18th.

TurArrR-An accident to the steamer, yes
terday. prevented the arrival of the Marsh
Troupe in time to perform, as per advertise
ment. last evening hut they will certainly
perform to night. They will also give
grand day performance On saturday, at noon,
exprrs,ly for ladies' and children.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

WE learn from the San Jose Reporter that
on Monday Spaniard, generally known by
the nlme Of Juan tobacco, stabbed a man
named Moreno. at Santa Clara in fandargo
row. The wound which was inflicted with
a sword cane is not considered mortal. Juan
was promptly arrested. and is now in iail.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

TwENrY.FtvE.-A private and select com
pany of twenty five mounted men are or
gthizug in this city for an expedition to the
Washoe country 10 fight Indians. They are
going on their own hook. and will tear their
own expenses There are some pretty tall"
fighting men among them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

SOME Of the wheat crops in Los Angeles
county are being injured y the rust" The
damage is mostly confined to the fields sown
in the phins and low grounds where fogs
usually settle
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

MAoAzINrs-The choicest Magazine read
ing may be found on Randnl Il Co.'S counter
Il is the very cream of American and English
literature The last number of the Eclectic
Magazine. in particular. is an intellectual
trent of n hirh character.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

Doors AND SuoEs.-Mr Z. b. Gruhbs ad-
mends boots and shoes in good style Hav-
ing tried him we know him to he good
W Morkmnn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

A GOOD many bsef cattle have recently
been sold in Santa Barbara and San Iuis
0Gispo counties, at the following rates-a
year old, s25; years, $50; and they are said
to be quite scarce.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

lNsoLVENr-ln the Fourth District Court,
Augustus n Bydeld has filed a petition for
'he oeheht OF the insolvent law. His debts
amout TO SlS,oooi his assets to about 50 ooo.
He states in his petition that he bo. lo.,
$4,000 by the depreciation in real esto,a
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

NEv Posr.-"Camp Cady" is the name of
the new post on the MCjave Major Garlic
ton is in command. with q detachment Of the
First Dragons
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

ELDER KNAPr." This celebrated revival
preacher, it is said, intends to visit California
this summer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

Divorce SUIT Elizabeth Labboll has COM
meneed n suit in the Twelfth District Court,
fora divorce from her husband. They were
married in 1855, in South Rcyalton, YER
mont
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

a French gentleman proposes to make a
balloon ascension this summer at Oakland.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
california Youths Association.

A meeting for the organization of an Asso
citation bearing the above title, WAS held at
the Presbyterian Church, last Sunday after
noon, at which time upwards of fifty handed
in their names as members aud the organi
zation proceeded, after some preliminary eX
ereises. Rev. L. Waugh briefly explained
the oil jects of The Association, which are to
band together the youth of both sexes who
are opposed to Sabbath-brenkirg, profanity,
the use of toOaeeo and ardent spirits Dc.
The officers are mainly to consist Of the
youths themselves, an executive committee
Of adults being chosen to have general
ov rsight Of the business Of the society. a
small initiation fee and annual due is to be
charged to defray necessary expenses, and to
assist the travelling agent in the work
Every one can see the usefulness and ben
efts of the Association, and it is to be hoped
that every lover of morality and good
order will lend his eountenance to scheme
which promises To do wonders for our State
within generation OF two, if it be sustained
aud aided 10y the Influence of parents and
friends.
At the meeting on Sunday afternoon the
following officers were chosen:
Executive Committee, Noah Brooks and
Miss Fitch
Secretaries, ]. s. Noe, Miss Nina McDan-
iel.
Treasurer Female Department, Miss Anna
Selhy.
Treas Male Department. J. NJ. Cults,
a meeting Of the association will te held
at the Presbyterian Church ON Sunday aft er-
noon next, at O'clock. at which time mein-
bers will be received and certificates is
sued.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

SOUTHERN OREGON IrEMs.-The following
items are from the Jacksonville Sentinel Of
the 18th
Is. f. Jenkerson, a miner, was killed at
Williamsburg on the oh inst. BY the cavina,
in of bank, while he was ground slucing.
lie was working alone. and was not found
until about o'clock. Deceased was ma
tive of Missouri, and has some brothers about
Nevada, California.
The Gold Hill Company are merely en-
gagged in crushing up the casing rock and
debris of the shaft. preparatory to commenc-
ing operations on a large scale with the
steam mill now on the way. Last v eek the
yield from this hitherto neglected stuff was
5000. The vein will not lie work ed until the
steam mill is ready for crushing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
At the Prairie House Nav nth, by Justice F. r. IN
hriskie, Mr.. Jacob Miner and Miss Ktvy Ann john
son.
Accompanying this announcement was most fe-
ci:ous arrival of champagne cake, the which was
urgitated and devoured in little less than no time
by the thirsty and voracous Of editors and prin-
Jacob, although Minor, ()s able to take care
Of himself and dozen minors besides.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

The EL DoHADo CAVE ~ party Of ladies
and gentlemen, among whom are the Rev.
). Starr King and wife, were to have left
San FNqci'co, yesterday, on visit to the
newly discovered cave in El Dorado county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
WHEN YOU co TO SAN FRANCISCO
YOU SHOULD
SELECT A HOTEL

NHERE YOU WILL FIND EVERY WISH
w gratihed,
Where your rooms are always neat and clean.
Where your Beds are always soft and sweet
Where the Table is furnished with the st in the mar
ket
Where the Culinary Department is clean and whole
some,
Where you will aqd the servants always polite.
Where you will feel perfectly at h me,
where every wish is anticipated aud gratiaed.
Where you live better than at any other Hotel,
Where your bl you will always find satisfactory.
Where you will find first class Hotel,
Where their charges are most favorable.
Such a Hotel you will find
THE INTERNATIONAL,
On Jackson ST., above Montgomery.
JOHN J. HALEY, PROPRIETOR.
The International Coach and Carriage will alwavs
oe od m readiness 10 convey you 10 the Hotel,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
0ew Aduertisemrnts.
RSIH'S
JUVENILE COMEDIANS!

This Talented Troupe, who have just concluded
M st successful engagement of FORTY TWO Perform
ArceS in San Francscn ami SIXTEEN in Sacramento
will commence short season at the Murysve The
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

InE Arzonian Of May 81, says that one
benhett o'Neal, who was known in Califor-
ID" as Long Heels," recently murdered a
man named Reed and Reeds son The dir
cu'nSunee' surrounding the horrible deed
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

MAeNEsIA.-The English call Heenau the
hagnesia Boy Their Champion got good
dose Of him, anyhow.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

THaEE more decisions have been rendered
by the supreme Court. The Judgment in
Green " Palner ct al. and Lomturdo v. Fer.
gu'on ct el wtIe reversed and in Shaw
X ndall, ami Elliott ct al. '. Chapman ct al
the appeal was, in each case, dismissed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

FROM THE INDIAN REGION. saw ned
lar arrive in town, ycste. day. fresh (as we
were informed) from the Indian region. lie
~Ss mounted upon pile of boxes strapped
to inuie and leading another well packed
animal OF the same description. lie looked
hke a bearer OF important dispatches; he
looked at any rate as if be might be eharo ed
"lth news Of interest, and We boarded him
al once. He was very communicative and
gave us a deal of information, all of which
we would take great pleasure in LAYING he
lore our readers, saving and except for one
thlng-the dust-begrimed stranger snoLe
puteb, and We couldn't understand Word
he said "0iu