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NJ. SALT WATER BATHING.

NJ SALT WATER BATHING.
uIARSHALL'S PAVILION. (MoOre's Land
ngDwIl be open for the reception of vIs-
tors on the 18th Of June. This delightful vkA0
resort for those sseking health and pleas lE:1S u
nre, ls unexceIed b. any place Of the kind on the
Potomac river 1t is situated about one hundred
niles from Washington immedI Iately on the
Potomsc, and in full view Of the CHESAPEAKE Ssy,
and lannon's for hne Oysters, Sot Crabs, Sheephead
and other Fish. and easily accessible b. the steam
goats plying between Washington, Baltimore and
Norfolk. The updersIgned has maize additional
improvements in bis Bath Houses and msny other
improvements 70 the comfort and enjoyment Of ms
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Spen-
dld Angling and p.ens Of Fishing and Sailing Boats
Tree OF charge He has spared no expense in pro
vding good Cotllon Band in laying in has stock
OF choice Wines Liquors, ,Segars, and for use
VINO wish 10 avoid extreme fashion and % seek a
reured ace where they can make themselves at
home there is not more pleasant place In the Uni
ted states: The proprietor Pledges hImsslf that
nothing shall be left undone on his part "a render
them SO: Terms for board: sI5o per day, for less
than week; Tor longer time, 8 I.25 per cay; $50
per month";. Persons wishing 20 address the rro
county, Md.
je Bpm r. J. Proprietor.
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IL Late letters from Utah announce Brigham
Young'ssafe return from big big picnic. He WEI {
In style did Brigham. Tue company occupied
twsnty-six carriages, seven wagons, and "a re-
spertable cavalcade Of hessemen - fora fhe ac-
commodafion Of sone hundred and sixteen souls
Including eighteen ladies and q few children -
The historian Of the speaks very highly Of
Cache Valley. IL 10 said to be the finest valley
any Of the company ever saw In this country or
In Europe orl
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. - n, 1t. LANhEN, Trustee.
Jy Vs. eO&ds GRrtN Autt

MARSHAL'S SALE in virtue of two vrIts of
lFl her faclas, issued from the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
tn1 t1 county OF washington. and to me directed,
court house door of said county, on MONDAY
the 9Th day OF July NEXT. 1850 at Il O'Clock m the
following property, to wit: All defendants night
utle. claim and interest In and to Lot No. l. 10
square No el8, In the city of Washington, ID C..
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, seized and levied upon the property Of
Andrew Rothwell, and will 90 sod TO satisfy Ju-
dlcla's Nos ga and 2l5, to October term 1859, IN
favor of Phelps & KIngman.
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III The legislature Of New Hampshire hes
passed act providing penalties for the adultera-
tion Of food, liquors, and medicines, A good
move,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.


FOR RENT-Three BRICK HoUsEs-On. on
Twelfth street. between { and ID; one on the
corner Of Twelfth and n SIS. and one on N, be
BARKER, on II street, between lIth s6a i2tE, No.
aga. ma s1-H
FOR RENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE,
~ T o. s;iSSyents street between snd iDiuire
t VI; ~ DIX; ~ the Plumbing and Gas Filth
ofhce. ma s.1
FOR RENT-.The three story and basement
IL BRICK HOUSE corner Of Sixtb > rect west
aud street north, one quare from the Patent and
CITY Post ohhces-belng one Of the hnsst and
8 store and dwelling; has a hake oven attSehed.
VIII SUIT baker OF confecuoner Possession given
ON toe llth INST. For terms, &c., apply to GEO. J.
SsCFFERLE, at Jackson, Brother a Co S33
Pa avenue. je ie-tf
EoR RENT-Three hrst-cla.s and rtcentIT
somey finished, and hsvins ali The modern improve
ments; such as water, gas, &c-. one Of the We v
street and Missouri avenue and opposite the capi-
tol gronnds, Any enc wishing 90 rent fine dwell
sire 20 rent them immedi stels And vii rent tLen
low. Inquire Of p. W. BROWNING. iel-u !.
FOR SALE-A great bargain, four acres OF vel
improved LAND, well suited for market gar
kitchen; well of hne water in the ward under
good fencing, and wall be sold low exchanged Tor
city property. and on moderate terms. The land IL
a. Balls Cross Roads. two and q half miles from
Ge%rgetowp =, e y and n Ale1andra cogny Va. Apply
TO v u. CoRB over Bank Of Washington.
FOR RENT-A small STORE, corner Of eth ct.
sno Penn, avenue, under the Clarendon HOtei,
suitable for = harber's saloon or oigAT store For
information in.uire at the Hotel. mar -
FOR RENT-TAe FIRST FLOOR Of the built
- - lnE Immedisteiy opposite the west wing of the
City HaL recently occupied by Chas. =. Wallach
as an oihce. Also he front room IN the second
story and the third floor of the same building. For
terms apply To RICHARD WALLACH, No. \
Eouisiana avenne. ia Is II
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
- Two splendid suites Of ROOMS, elegantly fur
nshed viii be rented during the session Of Con-
gress, IN the most desirable LOCALITY IN this city,
being within one OF two squares OF Browns and
Nauonel X Hdtels. Those IN pursuit Of suoh Rooms
viii do well 10 make early application at No. 3f9
sth street between ID street aud Pa av. de6-u
ENOR SALE-A moe three story Brick HOUSE,
u on ID street, between ID aId T. streets, in Kib-
bey's Subdivlsion. The above property vii be
sold on easy terms. Price made known BY insuir-
ing OF II. w. HAMILTON a CO, No. s62 Tth
street: opposite Centre Market. Title perfect.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.
This long established watering place vas opened
May. Ao
Many new and important ARRANGEMENTS le.Ht
nave been MADE since last season in this Ta1ga -
tabllshment, and efforts will be spared 10 ma ke
the guests comfortable. ~
Persons oan reach these SPRINGS by he Orange
and Alexandria Railroad from Washington: hT The
Virginia Central Railroad from Richmond; or ~
the virginia ard Tennessee Railroad from the
south and Southwest via Lynchburg aud Char
lottesVllie, with only 81 miles siag@ travel
J. HUMPHREYS,
General Superintendent jeI2-dtJulyl Is
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ITTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED
uGtil FRIDAY, the 10Th instant. same hour and
place. w. SELDEN,
Jy 9 dts u. =, Marshal
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IOA Vienna letter In the London Times, SAYS
great number Of Irishinen continue TO pass
thro0s Vienna on tneis way 10 Trieste and An-
coma Foe writer says many Of item wish TO re-
turn 70 their homes but they are Obliged 10 90 n
ta4faiy, - tney have no money with which TO
pay their expenses back 20 Englsnd. ~ = =
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BRITISH STATE BALL.-Queen Victoria gave a
state Ball at Buckingham Palace on Friday eve
ming, June % Among the Americans present
were Mr.. Dallas, Mrs. Dallas and the Misses Dali
las, Mr.: and Mrs John Bigelow Miss Ginnell,
MT Robert c. Winthrop, Mr.. William Everett
Mr.. VIM. c. Rives, Jr., Mai. :. G. Barnard
Mr.. William B Lawrence Miss Lawrence Miss
Cornelia Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs Butterfeld,
Miss Lyman. The Queen wore black silk
dress with deep founce Of black nottingham
lace trimmed with lilacs and green leaves and
ornamented with diamonds; with a head-d dress
composed OF a wreath of lilacs and green leaves
and diamonds. The Princess Alice wore dress
OF white tulle, over a rich white glace, studded
with panses and bows of black velvet which
looked very pretty, and her head dress was formed
OF pansies and diamonds. All the foreign En-
bassadors and their attendants and wives were
present, together with an immense gathering of
dnkes, marqulses, earls, viscounts, lords right
honorables, honorables, ministers, sirs, barons
generals, colonies, &c.
The POWER OF MEDICINE ovFR DIsE.sK
We know of no better illustration of this fact than
the wonderful effects Of the Oxygenated Bitters,
In Graduating from the human system dyspepsia
and all functional diseases of the stomach and
restoring impaired digestion 1t is no new rem
edy Ten years of trial by the public mas estab-
iished 1t as a standard medicine and no family
In the country should be without il as safe and
sure remedy with both sexes In all ages In our
large cities il has been much used by the regular
physicians, and is indorsed by some of the strong
est cert fcates from we'll known indi viduals For
sale Dy all the druggists Weekly Norellette
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FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
is
en- 'ss ! klt

These Spriugs-5O miles west of fWashngtor-is
now open FOR the reception Of visitors. AA
The subscriber. having become the pur MAy
chaser, will make every effort with oOm A..E6
Petent assistants, TO regain their former re puta
ton
RATEs-50 cents per meal: 81 s. per day: 2 per
week; S3o per cilendar month; SO for ? mon tbs;
children over and under u years and colOred ser
wants hall price; white servants three fOurths;
horses 50 cents per day
Direct WarreEton Springs.
jy Silt ROB'T HUDGIN.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

I The favorite resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Scene,y, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigora
ting Baths, Large and
Well Vent, lated Rooms,
Good Society and q Coed
Table.
For particulars send
FOR Circular.
OWENS, CIENDEN-
IN Il VISsCHER,
Carlisle SpTtHgS, Pa,
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plNEY POINT PAVILION WILL OPEN
= fIr the reception Of visitors the 4
18TH OF June Ia consequences of my ab- NAAV
sence for several months, Mrs. Dix Will lE.H
take charge of the manag ement Of the Paw NOM as
slsted oy my son, 1hos; n. Dix. Board per wee
je Is eolmf w w DIX proprietors
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CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
CUM BERLAND co ,
Pennsylvania.
ACCOMMODATION A FOR
800.
Terms Low.
je J low
RELAY HOUSE,
AT THE WASHINGTON JUNCTION b. &


Passengers for the West have plenty OF time to
Breakfast at this place. Three or four 4
rooms yet unoocupisd which will be lst 10 Why
summer bOarders on fair terms This &..Hk
place Is uni Iva.ed for comfort and convenience
jy l3-7t. J NJ. LOWE, Proprietor.
SCHMIDT'S SUMNER GARDEN.-on Sixth
~ street, between & and Louisiana av.. 4
may be found az al times one OF the most YesAG
popular, genial, urhane, and intelligent Q..tX
Restaurant Keepers, who backs mp his reputation
with LAGER BtER from the CRY or BRoTHER-
LY LOVE-, Philadelphia with BRANDIES from
the choicest yIney ards Of France with WINES
uneXcelled on the hills of the Rhine; and with an
article OF WHISKY which sHacks strongly Of the
true flavor of the Monongakea and Bourbon
Palatable as either of these may be individually
he has sought to make them still more by the
erection the grounds Of his favorite establish
ment OF sPaciou. ArbOr, whore has guests by day
may enjoy the cool breeze and be free from sol's
too ardent rays and, at 'the wItching hour of
might" quah his Ice-cool Lager without fear of
having their enjoyment dampened 10y the falling
dew. Such inducements will. doubtless. cause
many OF our readers To drop IN and take note fif
nothing else. and most likely many of those who
go will goagaIn.
In addition te all this he has engaged the rros
peri brothers and their To discou their
choicest pieces of music Every "Wednesday and
SATURDAY. evening. ~ I0-lm
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A NALOsTAN RETREAT,
"A On ANALOsTAN ISLAND,
Opposite GecTgetOtcH and WdShiHgfcH

The subscribers having leased for a term of years
thls beau'lfui and romantic spot, opened A
II Tor tue accommodation of the public on NMv
the 3ist day OF May, 1850. For beauty Of l,E2
scenery, delIghtful promeGades, fishing, 40. fe-
Union. - "
The House is large and comnodious, having been
entirely renovated IL has a large Dancing Saloon
attached to the house. bes des Dining AMI Dressing
Rooms for both ladies' ana gentlemen In addition
splendid Arbors det4o nod from the BUILDINGS
Partes, Families and individuals will find II q
most desl able pace to pass the sultry days of sum
mer, as every attention will be guaranteed by the
proPrIetOrs. The strictest police arrangements
Prohibited " "
The Larder will be found 10 contain al the deli
oacles OF the season at ali times.
The Par i'll be ia rnished with the choi oest
Llq quors and Vines and the hn.st Segars.
Societies, Sunday Schools. Clubs aud Military
COmI anles will find this the desirable resort
near the metropolis for spending pleasant and or
iDnChlldrer pnaccomPanied by their parents OF
guardians, VIII be excluded from the grounds.
Gnnnlng and dogs prohibited.
~ IL bOhts Will leave the loot of High street
georgetown, and q street, Washington, hourly
from oiock a. m. I'll u p. m daily.
persons pTeferrlng pleasant wa K can reaoh the
Island via the Aqueduct
Wesollclt the ublIc to Judge for thems e ves and
fesl assured of giving satisfaction.
je 9-eotf JACOR w pOWERS IN
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w. SELDEN
u. s. Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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say Of any oTHIR
HAS 1T FAILED, IN
STANCE TO EF-
when timely used.
an instance Of die
one Who nssd IL. On
delighted with its
Ispsah In terms Of
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WOOD AND COAL.
TRUNKS. BOOTS AND SHOES

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW cup.
Il ply Of Cent? fine French Calf skin Dress w<7ar
Boots and Caters, Patent Leather and III
Cloth 6alters. Calf Skin. Patent Leather IN
and Lasting Shoes. Also, an sxtanrives
stock Of Bo 9 and Chidrens, ladies' aud Misses
cesdlng!y low prices. j. ROSENTHAl..
$40 Seventh street.
ma Is go coOrs above ID street.
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III o. HOOD has nov on hapa 2 ves, .lsrEe
al Of his own make that he viii sci! ss l"v ss any
Of the Northern Wares are sold for. and ~ The
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ROoTs AND sRoBs. TO SUIT ia

We are now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
supply OF eastern made WORK OF ever de- i
scrIptior, made expressly 20 order, and will "
be sold at o much lower price than has beea' -
heretofore charged in this city for muoh inferior
articles
Persons in want of Boots and Shoes Of eastern OF
city made work, will always nd a good assortment
In store and st the lowest prices Give ne oslL
GRIFFIN n BRO.
anB-r 31A Peunsylyxuia
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A MRS. wINSLOW,
N Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention OF mothers, her
) U U 7 II | N g SYRUP,

nsvsr bssn abls 10
msdicins-rEvER
4 SIN 9 L z IN
FRCT A RE,
Never did vs hnsv
satisfaction BY any.
the eontrary,allars
PERATIors, and
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a Xxx ALE AND Xxx ALEa
The pureef and most wholesome Aie In this oft, A
. ee obtained ~ the WASHINGTON w BEEW-
kBf. ThH Ale 10 made from malt and hoes only
tod cannot Nil 70 give entire ssttfacficr 10 oOr
sgmers. &c coLINEAu, Proprietor OF the
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NOTICE.
ERS0NS Declining ousekeepine or having n
surplus Of household sdeets oan 6nd ready sale by
calling st my Furnishing Store, 42e 7th street. be-
tween U and H streets. east side
40 2-sm RUDOI.PB BUCBLY.
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EOR ENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE,
u OF hieyenth street, between I and X. Inguirs
Establishment Of c. Sayder, next door 10 the Star
Ofhee ma n m
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-08

she Nd May - sAsmary, AasaA viii @elbB
af &hs@ mmses# ak&ha Coa@rEl Eha skA~g
n - @szy III eii nsaHs. ssla ~ tal
maIk So enazZGy. De ef kewA. ssEsss -
Ele AaaFs u y eieaak A. ~ amE 4 Sstsneal
y. M., " sassssgFshs gsIISwiasg dsAei Ia
- rsaF safag4 sld&assi ims ne aaEAs assky
IL peuskii nlalFs. 90 the TAxss costs AMI
PsfaaeF4 fees Aaa ID City % asia aal u
assa Ia ~ Fcg EAe y@kT 1853 ne safe toI
eoakaaaA Fram ay D. aay aslkaa 80 are void i
70 oAaagB n ihSsa lois asa laR&a toa
wIasxh 81 sames aF& 3nsssEsds are uakasssEas
At fhs kOmpaessoask the sale saesreiAs IT
vii - kissn Es.s g4sl sssr e pssns'asa
ASDREws' SUHDlyTsloSTO TlIE
CITY o. USIHNUIi. BLUFFS
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-08

/, EU RANKS RlRsI AnDEIA0A.s
IA % ma 90
EUBA EK's ECoND ADDrrlo
u - Is e -
2 8 ii 4 81
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

lin harnessed these dreaded lightnings, and
made them work at his pleasure, the thought-
swift messengers of the galvanic wire. Of
this grand triumph of the human intellect,
over once terrific element, it is needless to
speak; its utility and its glory are the prop
erty of the American Republic and the nine
teenth century.
Thousands of other trophies might be
enumerated which mechanical science has
achieved in this our century-the sewing
machine, the steam-plow, the steam wagon,
the horse power, the reapers and mowers, and
the hydra ulic mining process, stand proudly
eminent amid the peaceful arts, while the
cannons and rifles of to-day infinitely trans
cend all the death h-dealng engines of former
wars; but volume, not brief essay, is
needed to render even common Justice to
subject at once so vast and so magnificent
If the Genius OF Progress shall continue her
march into the coming centuries with the
same lightning-like strides that mark her
course in the present, we, who are so proud
of our day and generation, shall be eclipsed-
lost in the glories of a future as much
brighter than our epoch, as ours is brighter
than that of the barbaric father of the AraSs
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16
COnstdble's Sale. .
State Of California, county Of Ncrada SIS. Township
Bi0omfeld

State Of California, county Of Ncrala IS. Totcnship
Bloomfield
10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me delivered.
i } issued from the court of s B. Caswell Esq
ct Justice ofthe Peace in and for the county afore
said bearing date .IuLe Sth d. 1860, to satisfy
Judgment rendered by'S. b. Csswc CT the 4t day of
June, d. 1860, in favouof j. D. Murphy. and against
John Fulweer. for the of S1l5 and 63lO0 cents
cents Debt Interest," damages aud costs of suit have
taken in executions md will sell to the chest bidder
for cash. all of the above defendants right. title and
interest in and TO undivided one fourth of set Of
mining claims known as the Union Company Claims,
and situated in French Corral district; bounded gu
the East by Greeley Co.'S. claims, or the west by
Murphy Cos. claims together with all and singular
the appurtenances thereto belonging The sale to
take place the office door of s u. Caswell. in French
CorraL 0u Monday, the I'd day OIL tsiy ), a.
IS60 between the hours OF lU o'clock IN. and O.
clock p m ,of said day.
Ta&en the property of John Fulweilcr to satisfy
uie above demands and accruing costs.
This, 9th day of June, ID. 1860.
GEO. W PARSHLEY,
june l6 td Special Constable.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

A NEW MErAL-The French are still en-
thusiastic as to the value of the new metal,
alumni um Thimbles, bracelets, eye glasses,
and variety of small articles are made from
it. The king of Denmark has had helmet
made from it, which is as light as cloth cap,
while saber cannot cut through it. The
French are now making an aluminium canon,
which will be as light as one of pine wood,
and as powerful and lasting as bronze-so
they think.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16
Our Marysville Advertisers.

\ goodly show Of advertisements from
Marysville, adorn our columns this week, to
which we thus briefly allude:
CRocKRRY.-H S. Hoblitzell keeps the best
assortment of croekery and glassware in the
State, outside of San Francisco, and sells
cheap. Our merchants and citizens ought
20 trade with him.
HARDwARE.-J. II. Wright & Co. deal in
hardware, glassware, garden seeds, quick
silver, mining implements, ETC. The estab-
lishment is an extensive one, and has a wide
spread reputation for fair-deafing.
BASKINc-If our San Juan people wish to
open business transactions with any of the
Marysyille Bankers, Pet us commend them to
Low Brothers & Co., corner of the plaza and
High streets.
AssAYING.-Theall & Co., No. I02, First
street, between D and High, present their
claims for consideration to the attentions of
discoveries and miners.
DRCGs.-Rlce & Coffin are tie men yoe
onght to deaf with, if you are in search Of
pills, powders, potions, pectorals, pitch plas-
tiers, paints, pomatum, paregoric or 'pothe-
cary-stuff generally, Wholesale or retail.
BARSUM REsTAVRANT.-Henry Videau has
established the reputation of Keeping decid-
edly one of the best eating houses in tie
State.
THE GEM-"TEe zcst Of glass, 'saith the
rroverb, ''is in tie goodwill Of tie host"
On this principle, Fred. Getzler needs no
eommendation. His wines and liquors are
always favored with a. friendly smile.
DENTISTRY no man can appreciate how
great blessing it is to be within Railing
distance Of a skillful Dentist, but those who
have suffered in their teeth. DR.. Thompson
is a skillful Dentist-patronise him.
LAw.-Charles Z. De Long, Esq, has been
twice sent to the Assembly of the California
Legislature by tie people Of Yuba county,
which ought to be a sufficient endorsement
Of his professional talents.
Ih word, we deem4it no more than prop
or to say TO our readers that in making th cir.
Iarysville purchases, they should give the
preference to those merchants whe, in amin
direct manner are sustaining them-tiiat is,
through the patronage which they bestow
upon the Hydraulic Press
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16

NOMINEES OF Tdgr CHICAGO CONVENTION -
Contrary to the expectations of some of our
Republican friends, and to the apparent gra-
tiffcation of others, tic Chicago Convention
nominated Abraham Lincoln, of Illinois, as
the candidate for President. and Hannibal
Hamlin, of Maine, fey Vice-President. Our
rigid neutrality forbids us expressing any
opinion as to the merits or dement's of these
nominations. The party papers must fight
ont the matter in their own way.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-16
pdy The READERS OF THE IIYpRAuLrc

B6J- THE READERS OF THE HYDRAULIC
Press are informed that, Mr.. Avery having
disposed of his interest In this paper to
WILLIAM BAUsMAs, Esq, it will be hereafter
conducted under the joint control of Baus-
man & Waters; Mr. Bausmam to preside over
the editorial department.
The humble individual-no matter who
he isEwho has essayed to ELL the editorial
chair of the Press, since-its sudden abdica-
ton by Mr.. Avery, only took it temporarily
and with no wish or intention to occupy it
longer than until purchaser of Mr.. Avery's
interest would turn up. For the manner in
which he filled that chair, during three short
weeks and half, he considers that be owes
neither esp2aHa ti0as nov apologies to ANY,
body. There are few better writers, and
still fewer better philosophical thinkers,
than Mr. Avery in the State, and his place
is not to be filed by a mere newspaper
hackney. The Id Interim, however, is de
lighted to have it in his power to say, that
the readers of the HYDRAULIC Press will
have no cause to regret the circumstance
that brings them into acquaintanceship with
Mr.. Bausman. A man of high honor, gener-
Gus impulses. and genial social qualities, he
adds to these excellent personal attributes
naturally vigorous mind, well stored and dis
ciplined By an arduous pupilage in that best
of schools, the big world Though bred to
the editorial profession, his fortune has been
to see much of mankind, and to miugle fa-
miliarly with all sorts of people. He has
been editorally connected with many of the
leading journals of California, and is not only
thorough master of his profession, but
thorough patriot, who loves his adopted
State and IS welded to its people and its
interests. He will salute his new patrons
and readers in the next number of the HY-
DRAULIo Press, in which he will assume his
new editorial duties.
The -1d Interim, with his left hand grasp
ing his hat and cane, and his right hand
pressing the LETT breast of his waistcoat, now
makes his best bow and haughtily retires.