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Ordinary. =. ska ex s46 ex sx6l e4
Middling llXI6llk / 70 GG12S II Hall x
Good Middling IL (6l2X | l2kGI2x u GlIoE
Niddling Fair. I2kGl2I | I2xG13 10Y EGI2x

CANDLEs.-Candles continue dull, but they are gene
rally steady at former rates. Adamantine range at from
25G2S cts; Sperm at 4O142 cts and patent wax at d
81 cts per Id. Mould Candles range ar om - to l6
cts for Western and Eastern ~
CHEM1CALS.-We quote Soda Ash to day at2kG2A
lib for so per cent Sal Soda HGl% cts Bleach
ing Powders at 3d3x cts; BiCarb Soda at X64k cts
and Saltpere at sGSx for Crude East India Their
is however little doing in either these articles
CoPPER.-Copper continues qnite firm We quote Bal
tmore refined Ingots as BEFORE at "a cash. and "a
cts four months and Sheathng 80 cts for Baltimore
and rs cts per H. for English. American Yellow Meta
Sheathing is still selling at 20 cts and English do at 2
cts per lb. We still quote Yellow Metal Bolts and all
at % cts. per lb --e
CoAL.-Cumberland Coal is still very quiet, no con
tracts for it having yet been made far we hav,
heard. The following the rates at which the prnci
pal companies offering to contract for delivery during
the coming season. viz-$315 for fine, $500 for run
NINE and SAL per ton for lump, delivered board a
foint Anthracite Coal is selling at retail from the
yarus Tr at az 70 2SC95. so per ton of 2 240 lbs.
a, EA hEhS-Feathers dull, but We still quote
mixed. - ~ 80 r. : - - 1 = f f
FsH-fhere is fair retail demand for Fish, but ther,
sse no cargo sales making is there far
any oemand for large lots We still quote Mack
erei az Ssoogi1 Tor No 3s sl3.5014 for No 2s and
per DBL Ior NO rs, Herrings at $250d3 2s
for Halifax, s4946o for Labrador, and Aiewives al
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Fire at Peoria, ii

CHICAGO, Feb. s.-The Beckwith House, and five
adjoining buildings, at Peoria, Ill., were DESTROYED
by fire to-day. The loss amounted to Sl2,OO6-
lhe amount of insurance has not been ascertained
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Wreck of the Eliza Griar-a

PORTLAND, Feb. s.-The brig Eliza Grive, Cap
: tam John Brooking, of Newfoundland, with
one hundred and fifty miles from Cape Race, Jan
uary 25th and, righting, drifted wreck until the
following Monday, 10Th, when the crew were
taken OFF by the steamer North Briton, sixty miles
southeast OF Sable Island. The crew consisted of
ten men, of whom the captain and the steward
Richard Carter, were drowned
The Trial of Hazlett, the Harper's Ferry
COnspiratOr.
=, CHARLEsTowN, VA, Feb 9.-The testimony for
the defence in the case of Hazett was closed to-
DAY. The Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, to enable the counsel time to
prepare their arguments
No doubts are entertained as to the conviction
ci the prisoner, as the testimony this morning was
unfayOrable for the defence - -
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FOREIGN MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL MARKET, JAN "a, P. M.-Cotton-There
continues fair inquiry, without change in prices The
sales estimated at 1000 bales, which 900 Amer
can are speculation and 500 American and Sura
for export
Sugar-The transactions are confined to $50 bags Cos
sipore at 46s and so hhds Porto Rico to 44s
Cd. per cwt.
Moasses 300 puncheons indirect Cienfuegos Muscova
do have realized lSs Cd per cwt from the quay and 40
puncheons strong Demerara at IS. Sd per gallon
Cofee.Costa Rica and Rio offered auction not being
OF qualities suitable to purchasers wants. lam
guidy and only $50 bags of the former sold 6s,
so bags of the latter at 5s for unwashed 20 erces and
IS barrels Jamaica found buyer SIS Cd to 65s for or.
dinary to good ordinary 10 bags Para also re
ported at Gas. per cwt
Rce-A fair amount of business has been done 900
bags from Singapore have brought 9s 3d. 9s 3D. and
1890 bags old Bengal lis Cd 12s per cwt 700 bags
damaged Siam were also disposed of.
JuteAt auction 450 bales part all faults sold at
to EGO los for sound and by private 100 bales Els
per ton.
Sage Flour.-We have to report 200 bags at les per
cwt, and GOO bags Calcutta rapeseed Cd
Cd for common quality The nseed reported for
yesterday at 53s. per quarter, Bombay.
Hemp-55o bales Bombay. Common 10 fine, at 914
los to f20 per ton.
Dyewoods.-10 tons Laguna logwood at 81 per ton
Sumac.-70 bags Tyro old at 6s. Cd. new at S. Cd
per ton.
Birthstone Best seconds thirds es 12 Cd per ton
Nitrate of Soda.-15s 3D. to los. per cwt.
Saltpetre-500 bags. Calcutta, 1O4 per cent; re-
fraction, at BIS. to 40s. Cd. per cwt.
Ashes.-50 barrels pots, damaged by fire, at 25s. Cd
per cwt.
Myrabolams $500 bags on private terms
Gas.-l0 bags very fine blue at 97s Cd
India Rubber.-40 and bags fine old dry Para at
IS. Cd. per lb.
Palm Oil, f44 los
Talow without change. p. Y C Cos.
Olive Oil steady.
Rosin.-Smal sales of good common at As Cd
Spirits of Turpenne 36s 3D.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET Feb 9-There A
steady demand for Quercitron Bark, and Ist No is
scarce; sale of 20 hhds made at $29 which
fishes advance.
There is little inquiry for Flour TODAY but gener
ally al prices below the views Of holders who are very
firm in their demands, and good straight superfne is
sisng ofextras 500 bbs have taken at this
rate for superfne and S575@5 SK for extras and 800
bbs middng at 81 per Dbl; the trade are buyinp to
moderate extent only, at from SIS 56S3 for com
mon mixed and good superfne; s5756 for extras;
gooo family and s675a7 per Dbl for fancy lots
IN quality Rye Flour and Corn Meal dull, the for
mer being held at 425, and latter 1915 per Dbl with
out sales.
market frm with sales of about 500 bushels note at
Sl339l 30 for good to prime reds and 81 45Gl so for
white Rye is better and about 800 bushels Pennsylva
s ~ =. az OStn oou'ihu scarce, Dut the de-
mand limited and only about $50 bushels yellow found
buyers, in lots at II cts in sore there is aoat
OF Barley Malt sale of 500 bushels was made at 9 cts
Barley is steady and prime lots firm.
Whiskey is moving off more freely, and sales of 900
bbls are reported at 22H for Pennsylvania and %
cts for Ohio. Drudge at 2l@2lK cts, and hhds at %
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKETING Report.
err of the 9th, says Some improvement during the last
few days is noticeable The buyers hold more
readily and the stock of desirable goods market
small and manufacturers making up their usual
quantity we do not expect reduction from present
prices in fact those who now purchasing will secure
the benefit of the lowest rates goods can be made for
ANY increase IN the demand will meet corresponding
MARKETS BY YTELEGRAPB
NEW YORK, Feb 10-Cotton is weak-sales of l 500
bales today Flouris buoyantsaes of 500 bbs State
Ohio So.oooGo.eo. wheat IS nrm--sales OF
5000 bushels; choice white l56 cts Milwaukee Club ll9
cts Chicago Spring lis cts Corn is quiet-sales of
900 bushels Whiskey is firm at "a cts Pork is firm
old Mess $3.50; new Prime SASSY Lard is firm. su-
gar is frm-New Orleans II cts; Muscovado 74 cts
Coffee is rm-sales of Zoo bags at II 12 cts Sioas
ses is quiet OF Spirits Tupentne dull Rosin
is firm at $1.57H. Rice firm.
The Tea sale to-day was quite spirited and better
grades went up cts Other qualities sold at previous
rates.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 1O.-Flour is unchan ged Wheat
is steady red l341l36 cts, white l40G50 cts Corn
Yellow IS cts. Provisions firm; Mess Pork SIS IS
Whskey is dull but steady at 22G23 cts.
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The University of the South,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. e.-The Board of Manage
ment OF the University of the South met in this
city to-day. Five Bishops are present o
The charter of the Tennessee Legislature was
accepted, and committee appointed.
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Manufactured by
HENRY C. SPALDING Il CO.,
As CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
Address Post Office, Box No 5000
Annexed is Alphabetical List Of Articles which, da
maged be restored their original strength and use
fulness by
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Alabama Legislature. .

| MoNTGoMERY, Feb. 9.-The amendment to the
charter of the Mobile Bank, requiring a subscrip-
tion for railroad purposes, has passed the Senate
! slightly amended. The House will concur. There
is much rejoicing among the friends of the mea-
| sure.
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S350d4 per bb Dry Goldfish selling slowly at 70
ga, and do. Hake at $202 25 per 100 lbs
FRUlT.-A cargo of Sicily Lemons and Oranges was
offered early in the week at auction and the sample
were sold at $1751 81 per box but considerable par
of the cargo has subsequently been sold at private sale
81 box at which figure both Lemons and Oranges
held firmly to day Raisins dull but they still
bringing $240 for bunch and So 60 per box for layer and
for Figs prices range at from to II cts per h. accord
ing to the quality.
FLOUR.-The Flour market has been quiet again this
week, but we have material change since our
last in its general condition Super has ruled through
the week at S537k so for Howard Street and Ohio
and $525 per bb for City Mills, and it closes to day
steady at these figures The sales for the week add up
about 900 bbls The exports since last fol-
lows, viz
bbls. bbls.
To In.
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The first and third mates Of the Spanish SLAYER,
sDelica, have been discharged from custody at
Charleston.
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Total Wheat Flour. 5S9l 236
Together with SO bbs. Rye Flour, and 526 bbs and
40 half bbls. Corn Meal.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-Black-eyed Pease are still selling
at s. 1903 per two bushel bag, and Beans $l 25 per
bushel, or $3.25 per two bushe bag.
OFFERINGS OF GRAIN THE CORN EXCHANGE.
hu bu
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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The total amount of deposits in the Savings
Bank of Massachusetts, during the past year was
S39 424 AIR 60 . -
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ut up in cases containing either Four, Eight or Twelve
Dozen each-A beautiful LrTHoaRApHIc SHowCARp accom-.
panying each package nS-lav1v
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The GnIe

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l0.-A furious Northwest
gale is prevailing here and at New York All the
Eastern telegraph wires are damaged.
NEW YORK, Feb. lO.-The gale israging here ter
ribly and great damage is being done to vessels at
the docks. Many of the ferry bridges have been
demolished, and the Wall street and South Ferry
boats have been compelled to suspend their
trips. The wind is apparently Increasing in vio-
lence.
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Tul ExcIrkMENr.-7T The. two German
I,,v .sdlsfs, noticed ~ our hset !. -
Iorroing Al cxsMiaation before The Wig
lance Committee u our town ha,e been
disposed Of Friedman was turned loose
several days ago, The Committee not
finding anything against him. His part
ucr however, ROtenburg, has been under
close examination Tor the past week.
Several negroes implicated him a. Incl.
ting them to instruction. His case was
finally snbmttcd to u jury Of fifty men
selected from various parts OF the coun-
,v-mcu who were believed to be free
from exciting prejudice and who would
act coolly and dispassionately. After a
patient hearing OF The evidence which
lad been taken from the confessions Of
the negroes, The accused being allowed
counsel, vote was taken as to whelbsg
he should be hung The were eighteen
votes for hanging and tli'ttytwo against
IL The ihrv believed that tte accused
had been guilty Of very improper con
duet towards our negro population, but
did not believe that the evidence was
snch ns 10 warrant putting hita ia death.
The sentence Of the court was anani'
mons, however, that lac should leave the
connty, within f,rty-cight hours, and the
state within fou days. He left the same
aitcrnoon, aud W. i1ubt much whether
hs will ever again be found peddlIng
,nong slave population, His fami'y
sides in New York This is mot exactly
a safe location for Du.ch pcddlers Just
AZ this time.
We have been informed that Yam
see abolition school master was hung on
Thursday last in Anderson county, with
n Ten miles Of the Nechcs river He
had been convicted Of melting the ne
,rocs 10 insurrcction Rmt Iagaver
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CARRIAGE MAKING AND REPAIRING
sHoP EAST o. THE PUBLIC SQUARE,,

4 fen doors lelom NE Adllas Ikase on
he Nam Shreveport Roqd.
4 IL those Who wish repairing xHv
~ done on carriages and buggns
viii bring them TO Goldin 4 Mann's
The undersigned would respectfully inform,
their friends and the public. that they are pre-
pared to carry on the Carriage Making and Rs.
pairing Business in its various departments.
Having many years experience, they fat,cr them
selves that ior neatness Of style and durability OF
work they willnot be surpassed by any establish
ment in the South
l'my have just received, and will always keep
IN hand large supply Of new material suitable
'or all styles OF bnrgis~ and carriages.
Terms CASH and prices IA low ~ can be
afforded by any good mtchanic An work war.
ranled. Call and examine our work and price,
l., GOLDIN.
II. A. MANN
Feb 25, SOC.
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AuFNtiie'lNfnl
persons all ted with the Fever and Agae should
MI ,lac e,thsr time. trouble, or expense. to rroaufe
DR. uOsrErrER'S CELEBRATED BlrfEiis
,h,.e bcnes lcnt effects upon the human system has
cea CLEARLY proved 10 those who have heen IT. Ken
.vn IN a short space OF time by this dfradtal curse
" iosc checks ite wan and mcagge. anl whose nights
i-s ecpcss and restless. and ~l-e eyes are dim ana
.guscn with death staring them IN The lace 'h's ."'
poani must prove blessing snasfh'ng them as 1t
were fiom the very mouth 81 the gfiSe' N7he 'tR
know IL. trae v.luc until they have tested t. When
iH 1iAer, have failed these bters have REST and tbs
r,refy 10 pristine health Tho.g papplu'y in all
,ae wc,icsn and Southern past pf't should iaifo'
..tc thcm to al families.
sold py druggists nd dealers sencrally eycrywher,
FVf sale by
SANDERS "a MARS.
Marshall, Nss,
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Ia
] $50
1860
iankec Notions Jewe School Miscellaneous
PLANTATION A.NNNS &c. etc c,c.

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
W until we shall have by far varied and
this mlkt We . This anlao
arrived nr
and friends in Eastern Texas them have traded with house
and facilities
friends b asiymg
and uR furnish all those patronage
coon GOODS ia
this u
On win well
expense 10
all oae Dc way.to
. s dransas an ea~c o ew
ndrb and her
inertia please o.
qalya nothing
rG nardex
uanne salts "a % o
MarAl, January O. G. GREGG
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tnistrmtor's Notice.

I FILTERS Of administration were granted to
IL the undersigned at the Jnly term Of the
County Court Of Harrison county pertaining to
he cs,at- Of Decreased pcrsons, on the estate Of
" + Spibcy, deceased.
This !. shcrcbrr To notify all persons having
enitns aenn<t said estate 10 present the san,e
for payment, within the time prescribed BY law.
md tkcs~ indebted 70 make immediate payment.
WIN, ALLEN, Adm'r,
Aug. IA, 1860 i6 VIC
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4 LARGE FURNITURE STORE

WEST OF SANDERS 5 SEARS pRVG sroRE
NuuI an acknowledgment has been lcas n,
y needed Ia Marshall, and hs.. al lcngih yaa
been tiliei by the urserAlaael, who has 1914 ~ '
received direct ifnm New York, he largest
hantlsfansnt. AMI most coesplo'e stock 81 choice
Furniture, ovar brought TO tins market. Il ea'
braces the fines, inneh and pair Bsisieads.
Bureaus. With and ~llhoni marble tops, ease
anil CUSHIONED Chair, cam and cushioned Ro~A
"a. sofas, lr,,,a tcics, book and corneS siAuds,
Hat Racks, Nar,lfnles Lounges, Wash-siasis.
with wood aud marble tops, eNlsinioe AMI lelI
ne I,l,lss. dfeAsng osslre, ami card Tables,
with marble tops
Rero~ct that ev, ~ hing csa ne isssnd ~ lhis
,stahll4hf.ens belan~ing 10 the f,rniaee hDe,
rom the hnat TO the pI~,ncs' AID Nom the
highest 10 the lowest prices. Having pafelss'
ed on favorable terms, this fagni'nf' VIII he sold
remarkably low. v. NolH
Nar.han April 81, 1890 ally
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prcaChissg.

On mex, sabbath morning a, half past eo'5lock in
Che Cumberland Presbyterian Chueh. silseei \
.lnd name.
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Above Machine for Texas.
H'HL .aIs.lurti9r 81 Dis m beaGlf' $3.50
| cuuaa's rtasiiea Alsshsnr vat bfias io5
HHl e'adn.-. 20 'hr hsafis ~ ~ ieaai- al uHI
cuiriry woncJ tkaa .hant the lard it pro-
a0umce,, y tho be- ifAfcs 10 be the nfas sra
i1Y rRscrte md pt-io ne Machine nae be-
FORE tie puhll ail the mes' .siraide a. fam,Ig
usr heptf nm sBi and fHo sArr on AL SOS
o. w0rs using any s'a' and iinl Of thread am
Nn = 10 2nn ! Will SEW with reual facility
he 7H!tsisJ and fii>r-f goods used in hliliig
We cliumerate - Of rs ssnt nor advantage
~ It mnkDs the sfuoVDEsT most rLAsile.
oui ouiNwts stitch Of any sowing Aaeh.N iei
msic
ID Il has the prsr ard voal urt.hplE reen
r, ? Constructed u,hl does ma break Haf,il,s.
80 Il e rom tao common snaois wtf'uHf
~ vis,iso and suas ln eit ntA tarr- sits.
or cotton thread aa I'D k.fi- ~ go.f
fih n s- Ma one tnr tdus utafe1'la iiF
drua ne ~ gaa.l..
5th. ], runs with great aaa saa sery qaieliy
9Th. Il eau IN understood aml epelasiea Viii,
srsy mr. y instruction..
Eth IN beauty 81 d.'s,pa anl par.sst meeasn-
ian it caunp' be acri.tA,
SON. 1 coahines durability simplicity. aAl
pacueabIiiiy 70 q grsafg dagra '!ap sty ether
Aathi r exiaut.
0u lrt seld fr 'la loa r.e of FIFTY
DOLLARS.
Oar prices ART fasy reasemAls,
aas AGkNT- " ANlin n nii unsp.d
territory. And conni riehtr ss.d ii saass@
j. x. MoG0RD a Go
Jeha T. NcGoueh Il cur lsa,,liug Asea,
and TO eoilcc' ami ratif' ~ the nip tafoag'
oNt tho state.
BnrroS Btr7sHt $685. Lphur Go.
7 \. NJ HitIt. lNAHa
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BAcGi>G. ROPE. AND THYME

lust received and for sale low down. by q.
- g. GIegg A Co,
2i0oo lbs. Ma iiine Rope
$4,000 yls, lipayy luia iaggug
500 lbs Ealing lwinc
,lunu TO- 500. 39.Gm
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LpRIN ats Of Harness, comprising single
L and double Bagey Harness and Carriage
Iiames- just arrived aud for sale At he very
lowest prices by
BRAbFIELD d TALLEY.
April ~ ls60,
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MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY
MALE ANN CEMAl.E.

EtK616 ScA4lOn 10 COMaDACNCe lJHt
WoaAay In eepsensAer. 1850.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY wEEKs.
Spalling, Reading, Whiting Mental Arlth-
m"''c,. .,............,...... Si5 90
r.nglish Grammar, Writing Arith,ae
tic, Geography. PHILOSOPHY. Chemistry,
History, 4c,...,.......,.,..... .,.,., 20 90
Ancient Languages, Algebra, Coon
etry, aud Higher Mathematics, .,...s. % %
Incidental fse,. ...............,. | O0
~ f. J. PArli.IO, pASelrAL.
Marshall July -, $50. a5-u
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QLACK Silk Lace Nantes and Points, Ba
- rcsc Shswls. Bsrege Nantes, I.inn y ia
fesc busters FIR sale by
BRADFIEfp a TAIIEN.
May 10. 1860. a3osf
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O. W. TARLErov ,. wBIrtys. ". r. TINS
riHARIEFpN. aHlTlNe NUTS. Ssifss ~
! isgs ora t,fes,fi t9siasffi.fa @sfeneafs " it
t'sfqa.iai.t sinti Ne@ lafa
May ise.
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&. FLINT &. JON rs,
Aas. 81 * 20 hogal Ssfs3 Ne crL
MOULD invite al attention tttis .iirus..
w tht pri'e g. 81 i large anu weli.sele
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LOGAN, soNiir. = CLAIBORNE,
COTTON FACTIONS

n poSoN sN. roees iae4es Gs'sNsrsisf
~. ord fafsnag9sss MaktR', y 81 saseasle. :
stfeei ,nieH Res Atw pfleaHa
Man issA
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only IL Dmy Trim.

MY fritnds anil yurathc,c patrons. ana
Va pnhli' w'h pbase call at tie CITY Cheap
Cash Stone, and ,ee What bargains ia The u,a q
good things al 'his 'e IN thc eating drinking
and wearing isc. l.ca-e ca. and see.
CONS. THETfoRp
M1rth :. lsGo. n2G If.
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t.Iie. H fHi4a.is-s.
u. aan E b ae.0 I'D -iurl. Hess..
Ia tr4sig RI back.
l... Oh I. H#4-- n ir
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-05
MARBIAH.
Premium Marble Works.

p J. DEvINE 8S BRO,
K street, 6et,Oesn Sirth. and Seventh streets,
Sacramento. Get.
SCULPTURE, Busts Statues, Monuments, Tombs
~ and Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces, table and coun-
yer Tops &C, &C. constantly hand, or made to order
Hthe shortest notice.
Orlers from the country promptly attended to.
~ B.-P. J. d. 4 Bro. have received Diplomas and
T 1oa Medals at the several State Fairs from the
aechancs Institnte jrn8-u
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-05
Money, Horses,

ONE SPLENDID PIAN0-sEvEN OCTAVE,
Gold Watches, Grover Il Baker Sewing Machines,
Musical Instruments consisting Of splendid Guitars,
Vions and Brass instruments; together with choice
collection of Valuable Books, all subjects-latest
editions, by all the most noted authors Also var-
ETY. Of articles suitable for Holiday presents.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-05
Notice TO Creditors.

STATE ofCalifornia, County of Yuha, ss.-District
- Court, Tenth Judicial District. In the matter of
the petition Of Il. Whiting In olvent Debtor. Pur-
suant TO order ofthe Hon. s. NJ Bliss, dge of the
District Court of sal District, notice Is hereby iven
to all the ere tors Of said insolvent Y. Whiting to be
and APPEAR before him the said Judge at Chambers at
the court of said Court, in the city of Marys
viii, county Of Yuha, on tnr third day January, A.
D.. 1861, ut the hour Of O'Clock, NJ of that day,
then ard there 81 II any they can, why the
prayer of he laid Inspvent should not he granted
and re be discharged from his debts and liaf tes IN
pursua lce Of the statute in such made and prov
ded and Till the further order Of said Court all pro-.
ceedings in law and equity against said lnsolvent be
stayed.
-. Given under my hand and the seal of SAID
seal Court this 3Jth day ofNovember, D. 1860.
49, WIN 7. 0NEALE,
Clerk Of the District CourtfOr Yubs county.
deo2 3Od|
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-05
G. f. SCHOLL,

I\Fthe hest Laminated Steel and Stub-Twist Double
" barrel Shot Guns Rides, Colts Pistols, Gun
Equipments and Materials, Powuef, Balls, Shot and
Caps, always on hand and for SALE
lhave also new Machinery TOR cutting tam twist
and re-hornq Shot Gun Barrels to shoot well.
Gun, Pistol and Locks repairs of all kinds, VIII be
executed with neatness and dispatch.
Adams Self-Cockiug Pistols beys Patent wire
Carrige kinds Of Gun Wadding.
Pistols loaded at short notice. Guns and Pistols
bought.
West side of street, next to the Theater:
novl3-my O. +. SCiOLL.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-05
Paint and Varnish Brushes.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac
IA tory of J. j. Adams Co, consisting of o. X.
AMI Extra Paint, Varnisn and White wash Brushes
Blenders, Fches Sable and O. H. Pencils, Shoe, Stove
snlce ami sOtu5bing Brushes of superior quality.
NOW landing Ex. "Jno Stuart" and "Fleetwing" and
Tor sale low by RICE, COFFIN CO.,
may 27-H 20 ID street