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Br0oklyn-Williams0n Gallery.
Photographic Miniature and life CAmootypcs Daguer
-eoypes 20 Fulton street.
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VNORTH KNOwINa-PROF. WOOD HAS DISCOVER
cd remedy 70. the gray and bald which At once
binary trouble. There doubt Of IL eca
cy We have seen testimonials anos without number and
from Of great Intelligence high staug snd moral worth
Those who have eeen bald for yosrs her
hsh and appear ten younger than They did x month";
As most gray hairs and bald keads both
mature and unnatural duty TO remedy hem BY the
nrs and undoubted which Prof WOOD hiss invented
ard kindly offers to the afflicted Road he ADVERTISEMENT
his wonderful remedy and give tho Professor tos6
mopsl -Merphis " hig.
Sold by all druggists Depot ~ Broadway.
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MARITIMEINTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC YORK-THfs DAY.
80 NOON SETS. 81
SETS. HIGH wATER...... eve 10 "A
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Shirts Made to Order from Measure.
D. SIILECX COX, $50 Broadway corner of Liberty st..
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Meade Br0thers' Photographs and Da-
old stArd s Broadway Strangers visiting New
York remember. pictures all ely les and prices.
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Singers Sewing Machines, for Families,
acrs and all manufacturing purposes upequaled They
capable Of doing more work and OF earning
than any machine In market The family machine $50 and
! 76 Att acting al attention.
N. SINGER 4 co 453 Broadway, N. Y.
$50 Fulton street Brooklyn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
J. BLEECKER. SON CO..
"A. 0ENERAL AUCTIONEERs
Nos 7 and Pine street. Broadway,
Gives notice
That they give their attention sales Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
either at
the resider ces Of persons declining housekeeping,
orat
their SPACIOUS sALEsROoMs No. Q Pine street.
Orders be left with
BIB. DYER. Agent No. 967 Broadway. Of Filth
avenue and Twenty. third street.
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PARKS PRICKLY PLASTERS.
THEY INPARr STRENGTH; PAIN.
PARKS There deligi tfu Plaserr Weld roa fly 10 the
PATENT motion Of the body. absorb PRESENTATION and
PokUs throw or all the oGensve ooagussed inpuriiss
PRICkLY of the system They should be used for All
PLASTERS, Chronic Palma. Fain,ness Dyspepsia Coda
SOLD Consumption, Rheumatism, Female Weakness
BY all &c They retain their active properties when
EEALhRS other plAaters useess and where apptad
From 10 pain cennet exist Every family should haye
~ Dimes them One cloth three sxes on lesher
IMPLIES sent by mail, receipt OF Is cents
BARNES PARK Is and is Park row, NY
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ClOthters and Me re h ant TaiIOrs
viii find a New Assortment. of
SUMMER COA1lNGS, CASSIMERES AND VxSrINQS,
For aale by
SULLIVAN, RANDOLPH BUDD.
Successors TO Wilson q Hunt 4 Co
80, 81, 81, IS Park place.
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Girls and Women should understand
Pbrer ology enable them avoid sefsh and Immoral
sa to crec properly the training and education q emil
dr~o Examinations daily u FOWLkR WELLS, 30 Broad
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Omcial Drawing OF Hodges, Davis &
Co.'S Consolidated Lotteries az 0oorxfa.
CLASS ga, FKBRuARI r. 1880.
80, IS, IS. 26, 8, Sc, 81, 50, 40. Is, 46, co. So.
Prizes cashed at b66 Broadway Circulars FREQ.
HODGES, DAVIS CO.. Managers. Macon. Ga.
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WORMS, BUNIoNs, INVERTED NAILS ENLARGEB
" joints and all diseases Of the feet cured without pain
Inconvenience the patient BY DR.. zACHARIE surgeou
Csrcrocst 16o Brradway Refers TO physicians and
Of The city.
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TYgEFUL IN ALL FAMILIE6,
u HEGKNAN co g BENzINE, which removes Pei,
spus grease "a, aAd ceanses gloves silks rbbons 10
equal new, without the sghea injury color o. fate
Sold by AL drugGgA q oents pes bottle.
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CHEAP NPORTID SHOES BLACK AND WHITE
tsin scpers 81 garden shoes 81 colored Boots, made
by Kate ~ 1 black velvet veneiAn Boots 81 U.s. New style
q shoe Trimming just received from Paris At l. HILLS
67l Broadway.
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DERRYS JAPANESE
/ BOOT AND SHOE POLISH.
SPLENDID GLoSs-NO BUBB,n0-SOILs NOTHING.
kold everyw here. JAPANESE POLISH CO.
AL Broome street. one door West of broadway.
DURE wATER.-To MANUFACTURERS AMP TIE
public generally Carbon will be found In.
valuable United Stses Carbon Filter Company.
1854 broadway, new York.
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(yoLD FEET..BY RUBBING THE FEET NIGHT AND
~ morning with Or TOBtAb' Veueusr Liniment they Will
keep comfortable all the time exposed damp and
cold Try bottle. II VII prevent rheumatic Affection
street.
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Bassfort's Last Patent Cushions Chal-
lei p1esns for Sales playing l9 Fulton
stI tet No. Ann street. and Court street. Brooklyn
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IMPORTANT TO TALoRs AND OTHERS

The Grover Baker Sewing Machine Coxpany IN n
odnced new and superior shuttle Machine large size hs
speed with latest improvements price So. For 81
Broadway New York ard al 1872 fuAcn street. Brooklyn
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Drawings or France, BroaaoeAss q Co..
Delaware Ioateries.-
Sussxx CouNrY-CIAss At. FnsRuARY a. l660
IL, II, 2, 40, AZ. 81, 60. 20, l8, IS, SO, SO.
CONSOLIDATED LorrERy-CLAss Is FssRuASv ~ 1850.
90, Al, 81, 40, 10, 81, IS, 8, ST. l6, ST, 43, SO.
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IL THE WORLDS TONIC CORDIALINvIaog ArOR
great blessing 10 thr DYsPEPTiU AID FEEBLE,
DlSSOIV Is CONCEPTIONS
Ia KIDEEYe. BLA ODER, and 0AlL-DOCTS
approved by all but especially By females whs
snd Ia IL C0krOET, SOLACs and HEALTH.
WARRANTED INNOCENT.
have examined he taotonah nslydclly aud syptheu
caiy and entirely innocent of al
beaIhy elemens Is. BRAND2ETH.
81 cents
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

LEvrArnAx CIR ENTERTAINMENT
Clifford & Luther advertise a magniseent en-
tertainlnent to take place at the the"ter. on
Saturday evening, March Sd, Mt which one
hundred prizes. valued at $4,000. will be dis
trinuted among the ticket holders. The ma
,ure and value of the different prizes are
fully set forth ia the advertisement. or the
first prize the beautiful bay team. we cnn
sneak from personal knowledge. We had
the pleasure of long ride after them last
evening, and the rapidity with which they
hauled us over the smooth road leading TO
the Park was astonishing to the poor fellows
with common stock" that we passed on the
route. and very gratifying to us.
The prizes are IN exhibition. and the tickets
for sale. mt the office of Messrs. Clifford & Lu
Their, ON ID street. opposite the California
Stage Co.'S Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

New RACE TRAcK-The STANDARD says
that Nathan Coombs & Co., OF Napa. have
workman engaged in the construction of a
new race track, one mile from Washington,
Yolo comfy, on the ground which was occu-
pied 10y the Stete military encampment last
fall. The track is oblong in shape. after the
fashion ofthe Metaire course. New Orleans
The stretch on each side is five hundred
yards - sixty yards longer than the Metairie
with half circle on the turn width of
track. seventy-fve feet 1t is expected that
the track will be finished about the mide of
April, when the great match between Ash
land and Langford, for $4,000 a side, will
come off over it,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

We learn, says the New York News. that
one of the features of the Mclean Mexican
treaty provides for the admission Of certain
goods into that country free of duty, or at
such rates as the Congress of the United
States may designate. Among these are
coal and iron, cotton goods, all kinds of ma
chinery, products of the dairy and farm. in =
Guiding all kinds Of grain and naval stores,
all kinds and parts of vessels for navigation.
flour of every description, and many other
articles connected with United State manu-
Mctures
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17
MARYSVILLE.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. nth.

PosrAL.-1he Great United States Mail Tor
the Atlaatic States and Europe, Vi" Panama
closes this evening at nine o'clock. There
will lie no detention by high water on tins
route The DEMocaAr for the Atianue states
will be found at Randall Il Cos D street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

We are assured, says a New York paper.
that influential Mexicans were so anxious to
learn the views of President Buchanan with
regard to the establishment Of mi itary post.
in Chihuahua. that they made arrangements
t. express his Message from FL Paso to CHI.
huahua City in thirty.six hours. The Lead
ing Mexieans are secretly in favor of such
occupation.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

IT is stated that line of military posts,
from Fort liridser to Carson Nulley. on one
route, aud to Fort Hall on the other, will lie
established, to protect emigrants. and pre-
vent, if possible, the repetition Of the massa-
ores of So aud SO.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

Tue Pittsburgh papers speak of Zouave
military company in that city. They say
they are adopts in the use of the small and
broad swords and as active gymnasts as can
be found anywhere. Their drill is precisely
similar to that of the world renowned troops
after which tIlny lake their mime.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

The Secretary Of the Interior has applied
to the Sac and Fox Indians for full Indian
war-dress. to be presented, through the
French Minister. to Louis Napoleon. The
tribe has most generously responded with
asplendid equipment; scalp knife. tomakawk,
peace-pipe. and various other articles of saw.
age warfare. No expense has been prepared
by way of ornament ard decoration.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

HE Charleston Mercury says that careful
observation and calculation from reliable
statistics show that more wives of Northern
men, in proportion TO the number. annually
run away from their husbands. than there are
slaves who flee from their masters
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

PETER McNALLY. pilot. bursted blood
vessel at San Franeieeo on Wednesday while
assisting in getting up the anchor Of the ship
Blondel. that carried off the United State-
Marshal lie IS not expected to recover.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

IL the San Francisco court Of Sessions on
Wednesday. says the Bulletin. George East
burn. indicted for stealing aud driving away
the buggy of DR.. Hitchcock. on the LIST Of
January last. was found guilty as charged in
the indictment In the case of Thorn "a Dor
land. charged with an attempt to commit
bgamy, the jury brought in verdict OF
guilty
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

An ExcUsE-The Pacific Sentinel says that
on Monday Of last week. while the Santa
Cruz Court of Sessions was engaged in EN-
Pannelling grind jury. the District Altor-
ney asked one of the jurors whether he had
any excuse from service On the jury. "Yes
may it please the court answered the juror.
Il understand the District Attorney will be
allowed to come into the jury room. and he
Is so personally offensive that do not t ink
That can stay in the room with him and do
justice 10 the country" The court told the
juror that he would lie excused
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

MARYsvILLE RIFLES This company expect
by Wednesday. the 22d, 10 receive a liberal
supply of Minnie rifles from the nr>inal Of
the State SO says a prominent member of
the company.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

TnE st. Louis Democrat says the pork mer-
chants of that city have spent about seven
millions of dollars in the purchase of hogs in
Illinois Iowa aud Missou.i this season.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

SOME of the most intimate friends of Mr.
Seward say that he has no idea of making
any speeches during the present feverish po-
litcal excitement
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

MP. Christopher Hewlett. Assistant Teller
Of the Market Bank. New York City. com
mtted suicide recently. He was in some
pveuniary difficulties. and these, it is supposed,
led him TO tho rash act
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

The Bohemians residing in St Louis are
going to have newspaper in their language
1t is to be called Farodry Moving (National
Gazettel
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

LAST Month at Saint Louis. Mo-. James
Murphy. a laborer in attempting to extract
a bone from the throat Of IA hog, was slightly
bitten ly the animal In less than week.
he was attacked with all the symptoms OF
hydrophobia. and died in horrible agony.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

In San Francisco On Tue.day morning last
Catherine Shrnan was found drunk in her
bed with her infant child smothered to death
under her.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

SUIcrDE-At san francisco on Wednesday
young German girl. named Martha Bar
miester. only three months in the country,
committed suicide by hanging herself with
rope suspended from beam. The supposed
cause was home sickness.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

A branch line of telegraph. from San Juan
South to Watsonville and Santa Cruz, will
shortly be erected
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

MARY DUFFER, a. oman 2s years of age
employed at the house of Mrs Sullivan, on
Winchester street. Memphis, Tenn. while en-
gagged in washing recently. mnde a remark 10
some person present that ''if he was going to
die, she wanted to 90 quick" and in less than
five minutes from III II time she was a corpse.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

Sent TO THE AsYLUM-rhe > F. Bulletin
Of Wednesday says: The insane French mdy.
Madame Ferron. and the old MN Aaron Hat.
were. yesterday afternoon, sent to the Luna
tic Asylum at stockton. Hart is about 81
years of age and considered incurable.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

Tue trial If Peter LundLrrg and Rosa
Palm, for the murder of J. P. Ritz, is going
on at Sacramento
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

PIKE's PEAK-Late udvices received from
Denver City state that public expression
had been made ng inst any connection with
Kansas, and in favor Of separate political
organization. Preparations for ii lar-e influx
of emigrunls in the spring were being made.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

The shipments Of coal from various coal
regions Of Pennsylvania, last year amounted
to II. 900 900 tons valued at S4,00O.O00.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

A BEAUTIFUL girl, seventeen years of age,
having lately worn = tri-coored apron in the
streets OF Bologna, Italy, was arrested for
sedi'ious act, and though she proved that she
had had the apron for long time. and frs-
quently worn it for an ornament without ,no.
posing it had any political significance, she
was condemned to twelve months imprison.
meat. on bread and water.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

Towns IN CARSON VALLEY.-The Terrific
rial Enterprise of the 9TH inst. says: The
mines struck in the hills around Genoa.
promise to be very rich, parties are prospect
ing in al directions as natural consequence,
the town begins to assume more business
appearance A large number of buildings
are to lie erected there as soon as the mate
rial can he procured A new town has been
laid out short distance below the Devils
Gate, called Silver City. As it is located in
the heart of rich mining region, it must
become very important place. Already
several buildings are under way.
TuE case of Levi Parsons VS. the CITY of San
Francisco, has been decided in the Fourth
District Court. Plaintiff claimed $50 900
damages, for injuries received from falling
down all emhankment in Stockton street
The Court decided that he could not recover
as Stockton street was not graded street and
the repairs going on at the time were com
menoed 10y private parties
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-17

Total value of Prizes, 900 90
The above prizes exhibition, and tickets for
sale at our office, on Dsreot, opposite Cal Stage Co.'S
Office. Call and see them, and secure your tickets
and prizes.
Tickets Of admission to the entertainment, 81 90,
which entities the holder to chance In The prizes
The order Of distribGtion VIII be decided by 4
mittee chosen by the audience. The numbers cores
pnndng with the tickets will be placed in a wheel
The first number draw from the wheel takes the first
prize and so in rotation, the above list until
one hundred numbers drawn.
febI7-td
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