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DECISIONS Of the Supreme Court.

By PEARSON, c. j. In Nixon Y. Baglcy, from
Pcrq1imans, affirming the judgment. In Murphy
v jackson, from Cumberland, in equity, dismissing
the bill with costs. In White V. Smith, from Ra-
den affirming the Judgment. In doc cr item McRay
V. Glover, from Robson, affirming the Judgement.
BY BATTLE, j. In Oycrton V. Sawyer, from Cam
den, affirming the Judgment In Powell V. lnman,
from Columbus; Judgment reversed and renire de
aoco In State v Long, from Columbus, declaring
that there is no error. In State v Long from Col
umbus affirming the Judgment. In IIarrell Y. Dav-
export, in equity from Washington, directing a
decree
by MANLY, j. In Wooley V. Robinson, from
Montgomery, affirming the Judgment. In Lucas =.
Nichols, from Montgomery, affirming the judginerf
In doe or dem Clegg v Fields, from Moore affirming
the Judgment In Little V. Buic from RobcSon, in
equity bill dismissed with COSTS without prejudice
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Mr.. McRae's Lecture.

The Commons Hall was well filed on Tuesday
night last by an intelligent and apprcciatve audi
cnce, to hear the Lecture of Duncan X. McTae,
Esq.
The Lecture delivered at the request of the
Young Mems Christian Association of this City, and
the proceeds have been appropriated for the benefit
of the poor.
1t had been some time since we had had the pleas
ure of hearing Mr. McRae, and we found that his
fine powers of delivery had been much improved
We will not do him the injustice to attempt sketch
of his Lecture. 1t was we'll conceived, embraced a
wide range of ancient and modern literature inter-
spcrScd with wit, humor, illustrations of opinion
and sentiment from poets and orators; and was adj
mirably delivered. The distinction which he drew
between GENIUS and Talent was very ingenious, and
was supported by many great examples of ancient
anu modern times.
The Lecture occupied about an hour and half
and was received by the audience with evident de-
light and satisfaction
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Military Companies.

We learn from the Mercury that Il military COM
pany has been formed in Edgeconbe, numbering
about eighty. John L. Brijgers, Esq, is Captain
\ company has been formed in Buncombe, called
the "Buncombe Rifcmcn" W. W. Mcdowell
Esq, is Captain. The Ashevillc Ne,cr says:
1--WE understand there are nearly one hundred
men enrolled in this patriotic corps. At meeting
held by the company last week uniform was adopt
ell to he made of steel mixed Rock Island Cashmere,
manufactured in Mcckenburg county in this State.
That's right. \ mountain Rifle company, clad in
the fabrics Of the Hornets county, will, think,
be invincblc."
We perceive in all parts of the State the most
commcndablc zeal in organizing and arming the
fighting men. We trust the work of preparation
will go on. The surcst way to avert the evil that
impcndS is to prepare for it.
If the military companies cannot obtain just now
such As they dcSire,-lct them drill with such
as can lie obtained. What is wanted now is diSci-
pne. Organize, drill, prepare, and the best arms
UW be turRiShed jcr0re they wW be neeled We
speak with some knowledge of the subject; and we
trust that the ardor of no company will be dmin-
iShcd by failure to obtain at this time, the long
range arms.
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~ # will be seen by the notice we publish be-
,b,t the Committee have fixed upon Franklin
.,1 tho 9th of March as the time and place for
HnIInr the District Convention Delegates on their
from Granville, Warren, and Franklin will,
.rare have it in their power 10 attend the Frank
linton Convention and reach the State Convention
- time on the Sth. We have no doubt that the
recommendation of the Committee Will meet the en-
,;r, ,pproval of the party in the District.
nruoCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION.
RALEIGH, " c., Jan. 10, 1860.
T., pursuance of Il cal! of the Chairman of the
- IL rn,+i. Executive Committee for the 4th Con-
,.r..'on}I District the Committee met in Raleigh
on the 10Th inst.
D.,..;,t Convention for the purpose of appointing
r, Delegates to the Charleston Convention, and an
tactor r the District and the transaction of other
business be held in Translation on tuesday the 9TH
Oh ''' I'll ''..' TlIOS j. GREEN, Chairman.
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FoUR Men DRowHED.-On Thursday or Friday last
John F. IIudgins, Nathaniel Williams, Jas. F. Long
est and Charles Phelps, of Beaufort, went outside
somewhere in the ncigh5orhood of Cape Lookout, on
fishing excursion expecting to return on Saturday,
and failing to return, their friends got uneasy and
started out in pursuit ofthem on Sunday, when they
found the boat in capsized position somewhere near
Fort Macon, and some 10 or 100 yards from it. the
dead body of Chas. Phelps. The other three have
not been found, but The presumption is that the en-
tire party persisted in the briny deep These four
men were all brothers-in-aw, three of them having
married the sisters of the other c.Nc1c Progress.
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AT the same time, I deem it my duty to say, that
snail labor assiduously to keep myself timely adj
Vlsed OF public events, and should any occurrence
renuer such measure necessary, will not delay
10 convene the Legislature and take all such other
steps as may be called for by the honor and interest
of the State
Very respectfully
Yours, &C.,
JN0. w. ELLIS.
Hon HrGH WADDELL, j. j. JACKSON, Esq, n. \.
RAMSAY ESQ EOn
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ID lie ID &,

Near Chapel HILL Texas, or the 18th December 1850
alter brief Illness of cholera morbus, Mr.. LEoNIDAs b.
LENAr formerly of this City, in the 3lst year his age
We are seldom called upon depore the death of one
more amabc and engaging traits of character than the
person whose untmely decease is here announced We
knew him from boy, and can, therefore, speak of his
virtues he was an obedient son, nqurng and patient
student, liberal minded and manly citizen and sympa
thlzng and devoted friend. He had barely commenced
LIE III his new home, with young and rising family
around him. and with every thing SOlace him the pre-
sent and encourage him for the future friend announc
ing to his afflicted fatherhe Rev. Thomas j. Lemay-the
hearircnding intelligence Of his death, says: lie had
made no profession of religion but he possessed all the
true elements and principles q: Christian" Truly, in
The midst of life in death"
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For The Standard

Mr. EDITOR: At the earnest solicitation of many
citizens of the Middle Ward q. BUSBEE, Esq, has
consented to be a candidate in said Ward for rcclcc
ton to a seat in the Board of Commissioners for the
City of Raleigh at the election to be held on Monday
next Mr. BUSBEE'S acts in the Board during the last
year have, we believe, met with the appreciation of
the public. -
MANY VOTERS.
Raleigh, Jan. 18TH 1850.
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The CAswELL MEETING--The attention OF our
readers will be arrested by the able resolutions of
the Caswell Democratic Meeting from the pen of
the Hon. Bedford Brown. That veteran statesman
has truly traced the abolition spirit to the Hartford
Convention and the pottings of English emissaries.
We invite special attention to the tenth resolution,
which declares it to be "the duty of the Legislature
to place the State in an attitude of defence by organ
izing and arming the militia, as tile surest means
of maintaining our rights under the Constitu-
ton"
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MARRIED.,

In this City, Tuesday last at the residence of Mr..
f. H. Harding, by the Rev. j. NJ. Atkinson, Mr. Duncan T.
McNair, OF Robson county, TO Miss Mary f. Ramsay.
At the residence of the brides father Thursday
ing 9Th nst by Rev A. c. Harris, Mr.. John H. Register
and Miss Esther Ann SOvall, daughter of j. w. Soral
L O., all of Granville county, \. G.
In Eufaula Ala, the evening Of the Sd inst by Rev.
A Van Hose, Mr. Reuben f. Kolb Miss H. Cale Car
gle all of that city.
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AL IS not true that the Editor of the Stand
"On Of North Carolina.
nro,o "0' uue that the Editor of the Standard
p'T II -; Or faVors any new party test.
inn Co... 'ue that the Editor is ambitious of be-
T. GO'siilor or United States Senator"
Conn, "ot true that the State Senator from Wake
dress. 'Oi Vi the working Mems Al
70 ''''or OIL the Standard makes his best bow
liz oo"y' and respectfully asks to be let alone.
tho Sta.O anxious to see the Democratic party Of
fco oo united and harmonious; and he will sacri,
unity. "' ~ promote harmony and
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER, on THE
Ia Sd day of November last negro girl named ELIZA
aged about sixteen years. She is eoPpercoiored u y
and return to me- her confinement so that can get he
AGAIN: and ffv dollars for proO as will CONVICT any
person or persons of having harbored her.
- ''"e 10 W F. ASkEW.
Raleigh. = :, Jan "a, 1860 I'LL
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SEWARD AND SHEGNAN.-The Washington CORES
poadcnt o. the New York HerdId contradctS the
report that Seward had recommended the withdraw
al of Sherman. lie advises his party in the House
10 hold on 10 him.
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SALE LOTS FOR TAXES.

ENT liz BE SOLD ON MONDAY, THE 9th OF FEB
w RUARI next. at II O'Clock, IN the premises the
following lots in the City of Raleigh, to wit:
TAX.
WIN y. ANDREWS pts. lots 81 and %, Sl2 so
MRS. NARY ANDREWS, lot A.. II 80
DANIEL ID. DuPREE, Trustee for A. johnson,
4 acres. 3 90
NANCY DUNSTON, pit. 81, 81
o. L. DODD, q acres so
ANN E. HONEICUT, = acre, 9 80
=. MCGOWAN, pit. loo, i acre, and pit. lnS, IL 30
SALLY PROCTOR Is acre, for 1871 and 1859, so
JOHN SMITH, i acre. (unlisted) l 90
T. IL. SNOW, IN, acre and 4 acre, "a %
MRS. LEAH TURNER, X acre, ! 90
WM WHITE, Sr., pit. l4h, 90
J. II. KlRkHAM. acres, IL 80
SARAH WILLIAMS, acre, 1858 and -, 3 So
j. LII. MURRAY,
Collector.
Raleigh Jan. u, 1860. I'D.
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NEW SCBScRIBEES-Wc are under obligations to
MI j. W. Willeford, Merry Hill, BERTHE, for club
o' ten subscribers. Also, to Mr. c. B. Strickland,
oVafiIlope, NASH for club of twelve. Also, to Mr.
o'ufley Scott, of MOTrisvie, Wake, for a club of
louf'een' Also to Mr. NJ A. Angler, of Durhams'
orange for club of twenty-one. Also to Mr.. NJ
H Leach Hunsuckers, Montgomery, for a club of
Ten AISo for a club of six at Newlight, Wake
Aso' to Mr. John Ingram, Franklin, Macon, for a
club Of ten subscribers. Also, to Mr.. A. ]. Tur-
,nS'on Averasborough, for club of ten. All these
nave oeen received since our last issue together
WIN smaller clubs and number of subscriptions
- III cluoS We return our sincere thanks to our
ior Their efforts in increasing the circulation
'ie "'""d@f". One of the truest of the true De-
,'O''''S ol Meckenburg renewing his subscription,
10y Iss' there Is no political paper more accepta-
D'' y" my table than the Standard. Go on with
s' good work, for trying crisis appears to be up
vi U.s. Another friend who is equally true. wri-
S ,s from Arson County, says: 81 heartily en-
ucrse Your Editorial course. 7 am much pleased
%'.n Your replies to the Register. They are mild,
''' po'nt and truly Southern"
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WASHINGTON, Jan. II.

W ASIINNTUN, JdII IT.
SESATE-Mr. Pugh, of Ohio, made speech in
reply to Mr. Green, of Mo. Adjourned.
HorsE-Messrs. Scranton and Campbell, of Pa,
defended that State against the charge of Black Re-
pubcanism.
TWO MORE BALLOTS.
FrSt-Neccssary to choice 1ll.-Sherman, los;
Hamilton, 81; Glmer, 10. Rest Scattering.
Second-Neccssary to choice ] II. Sherman,
Jog; Hamilton, To- Gilmer 10. Rest scattering.
The House then adjourned.
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GoLDsBoRoUGH TRIBuNE.-The Tribune appears
this week in an enlarged form with a new dress 1t
is now among the largest and handsomcst papers
in the State 1t is conducted by that experienced
veteran of the press, Thomas Loring, Esq, and IS
soundly Constitutional in its tone We wish the
editor and proprietor the most abundant success.
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p,RTICULAR NOTICE.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS for The STANDARD and all
nrrae letters for the editor should hereafter De directed
:, W w HOLDEN All letters on business Ut G"c'oS-
ln@ n''" ;,,,ly to the STANDARD" Raleigh. y. C.
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UNION MEETINGS AT THE NORTH.-We will give in
our next some account of the Union Meetings re-
Gently held in non-slaveholding States. We con-
ceive it to be our duty to keep readers as fully
informed as we can of the state of Northern feeling
so that they can consider and decide for themselves
The destiny of the Union is in the hands Of the
Northern people They can preserve it if they will
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lIoGS RESrITEp.-Wc learn that Erastus lIoguc,
confiped IN the jail of this County under sentence
of death for the murder of Parish has been respit-
cd by Gov Ellis until the DIST of December, 1860.
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=.,,,I yoTICE.-The STANDARD is conducted strictly

SPECIAL N0TICE-Ihe STANDARD Is '0"aae'e' S''t'.sy
CASH smsteu AA papers are discontinued at tie
s% Of tie time for rdieh they haze teen pad Sub
W ts rot:fed WEEKS 6ors &f" time is oft,
Se'" on their papers; and unless tie subscription
~ rn%r,d tie paper @ he soo"ti""s@ This Is rule
Is there acW be no Departure Hdtc for tie cross
" ,,,,t and reaesc yoar subscriptions
''T n,'W ,, SrndarI s. per aH"Ur", in ad'1"oe.
n,styy tiaeiading tie Tfi- IFeekIy during the SeS
8; ~ 81 per nDn"m, i" ddea"es'
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
nt,on the Post Office from, as well as the one to- which
- - sosira the change 10 be made
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WASHINGTON; Jan. 10.

W ASllNGTaN, Jan. Nv.
SrHATE.-Mr. Davis, of Miss, introduced in the
Senate yesterday, bill to authorize the sale of
Government arms to the States to such extent as
cah be spared from the public supplies, and TO
peal the law authorizing the appointment Of civil
ians as superintendent Of armoricS.
To-day the President sent in the correspondence
upon Mexican affairs.
Mr.. Green, of Missouri, made speech, which he
did not conclude in reply to Mr.. Pughs resolution
touching the ratification of Territorial laws by Con-
grcSS Adjourned.
IIorsE.-Mr. Gartrcll, of Ga, made speech in
advocacy of peaccabe session, and Of the right of
any State to sccedc
Mr.. Leakc, of Va made speech, in which he
assumed the right of any State to secedc, as de-
fcnsiYe and not as an aggressive measure.
Mr.. Wright, of Tenn, replied TO Mr.. Stokes, of
the sane State and reprobated the course of the
Americans in Congress. There was no further bal
lot for Speaker.
Adjourned
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N. c. MILITARY ACADEMY.

yEyHIS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE
Lan of the Virginia and hCarolina State Militia
nv Institutions.
For Circular address the Superintendent,
COL. G.. c. TEW,
Hillsboro', n. G.
January %, 1889 5-w&Swly.
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LAND FOR SALE,

ETAVING DETERMINED TO REMOVE TO FLORI-
kA da offer for sale my plantation situated about half
mile west of lIilIarsOn in the county of Nash, contain
ing three hundred and sixty acres, about onehird of
forty of superior swamp land portion of the
mander is in fair of cultivation and well adapt
ed to the growth of Corn Cotton, Tobacco Wheat Oats
&C. &C. and for the location it lies well for improving for
which there is an abundance of excellent materials.
The improvements consist of Dwelling House of fur
comfortable and all necessary uut-houscS egiby
situated the main road leading from lIiardson to Lou
sburg. To those wishing 10 engage in the mercantile bu
sInesS, with small farm this place offers many induce
mCntS.
The neghbOrhood is proverbiay healthy moral and in
telligent.
ANY information concerning the above be obtained
By addressing h. d. Mann, BdttlcbUro' y. c., who is
legally authorized to sell and convey title
n. P. DRAKE.
January 13, 1860 3-wtds.%
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". W. HOLDEN, STATE PRINTER,
,,SrsR OF THE LAWS OF UNITED STATES.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!
Received Daily.

6NAMILIES SUPPLIED IN ANY QUANTITY, WAR
II ranted fresh and sound, and good measure given,
AT the
OAK CITY HOUSE.
Raleigh, Oct. 2s, 1889. "2-tf'
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Gov, Letcher's Message.

&c Gov
We pu9'>h to-'.l '''' -.
Letcher 10 'he i''s -c.,,.- 49,,
We nave re'" ,'.' |" 49,. t.,.o,,
approve every "''N .,.:t,o ,.;.1, . Com
the OIL! postum T-.;o IS Iii, LID
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there '"'' =. Nv Il. c...,, -I,b,,i. %
OF the 'o"'''''" - pno.;,1ont uIod,,od
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10 put ''i' ,,';o..or,,,
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'le "'i.'>' H.. ,,o.;o3 -, al
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H.. c.,.,,. will ,,,oo+ tho o,,,ror-
c,,,, So, . Convention could
49,, = ,,,;,h. Ia ,,rodrct,vo IF rro,t
w nar, ksJ, tI,o st,tos would moot
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tt o.;.,;r,, how'd, W. do M. soo ,rb,, tho NON
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~ -, =. .l g..
n.., $780,. ,nI.,.r,n :t1,.u1o r,Ia Tho ,-oioo 90
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. sOMERvILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,

LEAsBURG n. c.
YVyHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE
4 sumed the second WEDNESDAY in February, 1860
TERMS PER SESSION OF TwENTY-oSE WEEKS:
Board including Washing Fuel, &c, $40 W
If fur a less time than Session, BY month, . ~
Tuition in English varying from Slo 10 II w
Tuition in Music Piano, ~ u
Lights per Session, w
\ Expenses for Academy, D"
Latin, Creek and French each :" ~
It's very desirable for pupils TO be present at the begin
ming of session. nevertheless they Will be rectlTed at any
time during the session. and charged only from the time of
entrance Payment required in advances bnt due at
-" 0''e " SOLOMON LEA.
Jo,u.r- ~ 1862 4--StPd.
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]. w. W1GGINS, Agent,
(LATE OF RALEIGH, y. C.,)
PRODUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANT.
1877 Sycamore Street. Petersburg, Va,
Will attend regularly TO the selling of Produce, and fill
o. ders Of every kind promptly
: TER RIM MO ID T. X I

REFERENCES:
Gov Jno W. Ellis ExGOv. ThOs Bragg, Ex-Gov. Chas.
Manly, Hon s. Ii. Rogers Raleigh; Maj g. II. Wilder 4,
Pres r. & 6. Railroad; W. c. Whitford, Pres Atlantic
Railroad C. F. Fisher Pres n. C. Railroad; c. Dewey,
Cashier State Bank, Raleigh; W. w. Holden, Ed n. e.
Standard.
November o. 1859. 4S-w1y.%
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LETTER FROM GOV. ELLIS.
EXECUTIvE OFFICE,

D. S. WADDELL, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
MARBLE.
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEVINE Sc BRO,
K street, bet,oeen Sirth. and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Cct.
SCULPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, romos
- and Grave Stones Mantle. Pieces, table AMI coun-
ter Tops, &C. &C constantly hand or made to oruer
a. the shortest notice.
Or iers from the country promptly attenned TO-
B-P j. d. 4 Bro. have received Diplomas and
Gold Medals at the several State Fairs a from the
Mechanics Institute ITns-u
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
NO. Of.
Spetial 9aotirea.
MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teethlng, which greatly f-
citate the process Of teethng, by soenng the gums
reducing all inhamaton-will allay all pain, and Is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon mothers
it will everest to yourselves aud relief and health to
your infants. Perfectly safe In all cases See adver-
usement In another column may4-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
RAIL ROAD TIES.

Notice TO Lumbermen and Others.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned at the office of d. d. Harris at
Oroville, until SATURDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTH, at
noon, Tor the manufacture and delivery at Marysyile,
pom the line of the California Northern Rail Road
Company, SlXrY-FYE THOUSAND RAIL ROAD
TIES. Bids will be recev,d for any quantity not less
than five thousand les. Said Ties to be Of Oak Red
Fir Cedar, sound and OF good quality siXsevenths
ofthe number Of sad Ties shall be in size six inches
square and eight feet long, and oneseventh in number
shall be SIX inches by eight inches square by eight feet
long, and they shall all be delivered before the
first day Of May next ensuing.
Persons desirous of furnishing Ties will state the
material OF which they propose to manufacture said
Ties and at what point they propose to deliver the
PAYMENT FOR SAID TIES WILL BE MADE IN
G 'SH ON DELIVERY. The undersigned reserve the
right TO reject any and all bids.
no25-td CHENERY, BINNEY co.
The time for delivery OF the above nam ties is
extended until the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, A.
d , 1850; and the time for receiving bids until the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1860 at noon.
CHENERY, BINNEY 4 co.
Orovll lie, Dec 4th 1860 dec6-td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
CIT IZENS STEAM NAVIGATION co.

nT-A DIVIDEND of Three ~ per cent
has he declared by the Trustees If
this impany, payable in cash md after the 18th
inst. HORACE BEACH, Secretary.
MarysVile, Nov. II, $780, nojs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
Patent SyringeS

NToREY & SMITHS Reservoir, Davdson's. Matt
4NA sons Maue's-indispensble in every family.
lyle RICE, COFFIN & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
DAILY AND WEEKLY
BY A. 8. RANDALL Il CO..
A. 8. RANDALL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
y. L. cRAcKBoN, W. BoULwAfr J. r. RIDGE
Publishers and Prorrietors
oatce corHsr Maiden kane ard Second .Nreet.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:
PER WEEK. FIFTY CENTS.

ADVERTISING. One square OF twelvelnes anu
more than six lines first insertion 49, each subsequent
insertion 81 so. When advertisements inserted at
Inter walls, each insertion will be charged the hrst-
For half square of six lines than three, first
insel ton ~, each subsequent ST. For three lines
or less first insertion $l so. Monthly advertisements
OF ore square of II lines, $40. When changed at the
end VI each month"; extra charge will be made
For laf square of lines, ana more than three
ines, per month, ~. For three lines per month rs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
MARYSVILLE LAUNDRY.

to the Est ,blishment, corner of Fifth and sts
near the Buckeye Mills.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothes done up with par
ucuar care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage made to look as well
rs new.
Nome but experienced hands being employed, our
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful to our patrons for past favors, we
hallendeavor to merta fair share Of the public pat
ronagr. JAMES BOYD.
may27-my G. @. TAYLOR
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-07
Paimt amd Varnish brushes.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celeb tated fac
IA tory If j. j. Adams Il Co., consisting of o. X.
and Extra Paint, Varnish and White wash Brushes
Blenders Flches Sable and c. H. Pencils. Shoe, Stove
Sluce ami Sc.isbng Brushes Of superior quality.
Now andin Ex. "Jno Stuart" an "Fleetwng," and
for sale low by RICE, COFFIN CO.,
may EXIT 20 ID street.