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&%D HENRY j. BLANCHARD,
EasMj LATE OF New York;
<ssssshA MANUFACTURERS OF SUPERIOR
FRENCH C0LORING FOR LIQUORS.
Between Gay and Hillen streets RaItiro,a
VT. Walters Il Co,
ChaS. H. Myers 4 Bro,
h Maitland X Co
ms IS the oldest establishment Of the kind in the
satisfaction. " Wv 'lHNIe 10 give entlIe
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EfQaI Hoiitrs.

TNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
scrher has obtained from the Orphans Court of alti-
of o% wBF5 f ae n aaS on sy estate
s sfe 6cv having CLANS against the said
thereof to the subscriber or before the 10Th day Of
March, SCi they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
said estate requested to make immediate paymentU
sl7law4w+ AMI '0 ASm min ira
INlllS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
more cy in from the Orphans Court of Ba
Of CHARLES fo0N late Of Prince GGofses Co co ei Mae
hereby warned exhibit with Tie vouchers there
1851 they may orM or S Sy"e the he day Of March
benefit Of said estate All persons indebted said estate
su,am,,.. ' " ''' sTsAiiTST4H POTION,
Sll-laW4w Administratrix.
E'HlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
rom sf f Of Bamoe city in Maryland has obtained
SoT WI RS e'fy e eft said rt Gs
AL hayns claims AGAINST said estate hereby
TO the sgRicrGsr on or before the 10Th day March
sta ny n SSSG to aid ti" aaa a
are ,reaIe;ed to make immediate payment Given under
s -' uy OIL MfRHIRsTT' %L LIZ Executrx
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That MAR
itnb SEs ILGENE s on the 18th day Of Sep
csdor to the of all Of his estate and pro
the payment of the expenses of executing the trust and
I'LL c5forS IN iuii creates preference in favor all
de OF sad deed, execute and liver said renfrZ
iuil and final release OF their respective claims
me deed OF trust is record in the office of the Clerk Of
e SUPERIOR Court and release the creditors sign is
ielt with r. t.DANlS, 6lS West Baltimore street.
le-la"5wN f. s. PRICE, trustee
in THE NATTER OF THE INSOLVENT
Il ESTATE or ALFRkD MULLEN.-Orierei this seven
eenh day Of September 1860 that the within reported
he ratlled and confirmed unless the contrary
sa he shown on or before the enh day Oct Der
next provided acopy of this order be inserted in some
day newspaper printed and published in the city of BATH
more once week for three successive weeks prior to the
SAID seventeenth day Of October
The report states the amount Of sales to be $Sa.
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~ CHARTS,
u,rr,c,, ,,,,, ,,,,, - BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
NJ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ARoyF
GOODS IN BALTIMORE !"
PETER WALTHER,
- Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR l. Il G. "
- - ! !, W" oTk e22tf
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Il FOR THE SOUTH

s,SIt,-k NUit The SOUTH
<Asaszzssa=zs=5- DiRECr FROMNEW YORK rUTT AuEf
fHiA and BALTIMORE via tEe
90, ..,,.,.,,,,. 'BAY LINE
~ NM Slth, W EIDpN, WILM INGTOE. CUAPJT rs
TON, ,AcHtSTA, RALEIGH, CHARIOrTF T0iiW-
hIA' ATLANTA MONTGOMERY, AM
.,n,r,-. 49, NEW ORLEANS.
SPRING AND 81 M&FR AfEAvG4vFra,
e.y fr>-. "a III teNeept Sundays) via
Il 4 LIN r. . SEA BOA RID < RDAkOk RsHEDiD
IN ,a.,-, 70 i'tE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
me 9tiItdhle being arranged that the tr4,i.
l" No RIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from " " ''''''
NEW YORK 10 q EipON n {.
ILriL r.ur
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= a1ss s-ssssSee.s4 . AND WESTERN SHORE.
Tnn II wiit anu coiinohious Steamer KENT Captain
Jonh H. hlrWan, leaves heTWarf on iph strant ~ f
camden, for CHlPrANK RlV ER EVERY WINS III ~
Sn,t - th1Af MORNING, at 7 O'Clock, toGchnu
Tnni GGe' W WioIa FONT Caste Haven Shermans Pier
dnnca 49,, mar, Ia1,h Creek Mtdfotls Wharf Prov.
uenct EASTERN wa Dover KridgcJ RngstoWr Giliir.
REM fotterS Landing and Denton. Rcturnng i,tI.s
bt.Gh ny fkl THURSDAY AND MONDAY MOpNjEE0
DIT oo cI"cf' toEGlHnE az the above named Landings
Ti IteeayeS Tor ANNAPOLIS ana VEST KIVEK EVERY
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING. Rrtmrrin nv -
be prepaid '''' IL Fit'Ih' mus
aI@o,u OK. CANNON
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ISc0nPaahvely new, and was built by merc MS of L
anu baltimore, interested in the trade and hy
ON & ad ahrs residing in the counties borderint,
T hApPaiialHnck, for the express purpose Of k.rui
st Grass steamer on te route. During tie winter tie
nitH utch has been enclosed, thus aoraIng c0mlr. ,
rt" lHr 3'EeS, and other hive stork srriarrs Of 81,
gan ' taken on board and carried under deck wiihnu
fhihS Oh tfe wheels. Her stacrO0m ana berth sc,rn.
re- iHrse and connections, and her capacity Tor
h3 superior on the waters Of the ChcsaUrakr " "'7
lifnut freight received in Baltimore ana ,lq.. .3
"y n. j: CAPRON 4 co, BOwly's wharf '''
al Iect ed on board IL the Steamer WEDNESDAYS
For further information ami Riark E,,jUS ~ ~. ~ -
ny l'e Company, apply on hoard, or to
X. D. CAPkON 4 co, Aprs s.
u q ,r,,,,rr,,, - N o. " Rowly's wharf, Baltimnrn
r SLAUGHTER, President, lygbrrg
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ESiiAn-s.& GKhAT
sSesssHz7zsszsa= SOUTHERN AND SOUTHW FSTERE
FREIGHT ROUTE
I7NI Tue.
'oR TIE PATUXENT RIVER

via
ru,,c-, 80. FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
ooJ aAGh Ot ia lSon and after WEDNESDAY, Ma
"a, iSbo The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii L.
q T me fauXent river every WEDNESDAY, an
AIChDA1 MOhNlNGS at clock, proceeding as far ~
as lyon creek on edneSdays. Returning will leave
Mi freGe on thursday morning O'Clock for Batmt
~ letve baltimore on Saturday morning AT & n'CIocE
Nm LANDING Returning, Will leave H'S ondinI,
mul MOL morning at 5oclock for Baltimore caIiin a. ~
usut iah9lhgS on the Tiver, also at Plum Point a ~
Haven going and returning ~ JIM an" ~
Freight received On Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
Passoca r. p.,-o,., =, NJ l.. WEEMS, Master
fasSage to Fair haven 50 cents Meals cxtra
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s-siEr---ss OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT



TN F9h o kREEHIkRICkSBtRG rig, VIRGINIA., AM LANr-
lNrS On TIE RAPPAHANNCCK RITkK ''i
RaIti steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Fahank leaves
@naLI' EN ERH FRIDAY AFTERNOON, At ( o'cinrk ,rs
NH IiNlR& leaves fredericksburg EVERY T UESDAI
~ t W at " clock, OF Immediately after arrival OF
at a an ~ VI ears from Richmond and Washington stopping
lia,r eI ItEultT Landings on the Haprahannock river
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U;, -, =, NE 81 EAMEk PLANTER
~ leave BaIt more for the Patuyent rivar r5-,
pay morning at O'Clock, far up as Uirs 90
hetqrn9g viii leave HIPS Landing every Thnrfiav r
itE lcf 'ghedict VIII leave Benedict every FRIDAY me-
VII a IT, " CLOCK ior edllmDe, calling Plum Point
FREIGHT received on SRturdayS and Nnu1,,-
i,.25
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23
MARYSvILLE.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 23d.

PRoyEssoR HoRN. N.-This is the name of an
individual who imagines himself to be a
brother of Cain and Abel, transmogrifed into
his present shape and gifted with more than
the longevity of the Wandering Jew by a
process which he fuently described to us.
Yesterday, but which we failed to compre-
hond. As proof of his identity he showed
US also, with an air of great triumph, certain
marks upon his temples and forehead whieh
he interpreted as spelling out Adam ana Eve
Cain and Abel and the Devil, or something
of that sort. lie says that he is the only
prophet now existing, the wisest man of the
age, and greatest philosopher and poet of any
times or elimes, lie says that his object in
visiting Marysville was to celebrate in man
ner which no one but he could, (none being
acquainted as he with the mysterious infu-
ences which come down from the lmmortals
among whom is Washington,) the birthday
of that great man; and that he notified the
editor of the Express of his intention, as ear
ly as Saturday last, by letter, which that
gentleman had disdained to notice lie was
around town, yesterday, with his hat cover
ed all over with white paper upon which
were inscribed all sorts of cabalistic marks,
the meaning of which he explained to every
one who came along as having an important
connection with the day he was celebrating.
While thus descanting at one of the street
corners he was taken in charge by the police
and lodged in the Station House, where we
visited him.
Poor Horn, we have known him and of
him for several years past. His regular call
ing is that of dentist, and we believe he is
pretty good one. He also works in the
mines, making at times good deal of money.
The most of this he spendsi in publishing pam
phlets for gratuitous distribution, on the mag
netic currents, and a variety of philosophical
subjects, in q style which nobody can under.
stand but himself He is perfectly harmless
in his vagaries, and so far as making money
enough to take care Of himself is concerned,
has hitherto shown as much sense as the or
dinary run Of men. We presume he is still
as capable as ever. We presume he might
safely be allowed to 60 at large and provide
for his own wants. Indeed, we are certain of
1t. unless he has greatly changed within a
year or two. We believe he has never been
in an insane asylum.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

MExIco-The official advices from Vera
Cruz mention nothing about the coming of
the French and Spanish fleets. Looking to
the unsettled condition of Europe, no inter-
ference from that quarter is apprehended.
A curious state of affairs is noticed in the
city of Mexico. Formerly, only prominent
Liberals were imprisoned there, but now
ultra Reactionists are similarly punished,
owing to their respective political opinions.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

The BELLs.-When the bells of the city
commenced ringing. yesterday, in honor of
the birthday Of Washington, a number of
unsophisticated individuals poured out from
the different apertures Of wooden and brick
walls wherein they domicil, and rushed fran
tically forth to see the fire! Among the num-
Der was Chinaman, whose tail stood straight
out as he ran bareheaded, facing the wind.
He kept on the jump for some time. Finally
some one very gravely informed him that the
bells were ringing "in honor Of Washington. "
you sabe Washington ?" inquired his in
formant. Eyes" replied the Oriental, delight
ed at the idea that he was going to obtain a
cue by which the mystery might be unravel-
ed, "Me heap shabby-welly good gashee-
one piece two bit" "Git. you d-d heather p
exclaimed the enlightened American patriot
and the astonished and disgusted Chinamar
proceeded to git" with all due alacrity.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY DISTRICT AoMCULTUR-
AL SocrErY.-This society was organized at
Stockton. on Friday, by the adoption of
constitution and the election of the following
officers for the ensuing year:
President. Capt. John MoMullen. =,
Vice Presidents-San Joaquin: VIM. H..
Lyons, David j. Staples, Samuel Mason.
Contra Costa--Capt David Small, j. IL.
IIunsacker.
Calaveras-Dr. VIM. Jones, E. L. Steven
son.
TuOlumne-W. D. Cooper, Mr.. Jarvis.
Stanislaus-Calvin W. Cook, l. ID. Morley.
Merced-Wm. J. Barfeld, Sam'l. r. Gwin'
Mariposa-J. D. CTippen. Edward Bell.
Fresno-W. Campbell Mr.. Jordan.
Tulare-O X. Smitn, J. c. Pemberton.
Recording Secretary-Oapt. P. Ed. Con-
nor.
Corresponding Secretary-Dr E. B. Bate
man.
Treasurer-Andrew Wolf.
Stockton was chosen as the place for hold
ing the fair.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

TUE New York Herald's Washington cor
respondent says: By special orders from
the headquarters of the army at st. Louis,
detachment of sixty recruits has been or
dered to leave jefferson Barracks for Texas
The detachment of Mounted Rifles at Fort
Albuquerque has been ordered to Fort
Staunton. A detachment of the Third In
f,ntry at the same post will proceed to Fort
Maury.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

FrREMEN.-We were glad to see the firemen,
Yesterday so mindful of the fact that it was
the birth day of GEORGE WASHINGTON. The
Warrens the Eureka Hose Company, and
the Pioneers made a highly creditable turn
out, preceded by music and the banner OF
the stars and stripes The three companies
honored our Office with three cheers and n
tiger, heartily given. We value highly the
good will Of our brave fremen, and appre-
ciate their demonstration of kind feeling
May our friendly relations with them long
continue.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

HomCIDE.-Last week man named ID. Il.
Rice was arrested at San Antonio, Calaverns
county, for the murder of man named John
Stewart. 1t seems, says the San Andreas
Independent, that Stewart went from El Do
RADIO camp to Cave City on Saturday night
for the purpose of buying an interest in Rice
mining claim; that he stopped all night in
Rice's cabin; that both got drunk, and that
Rice in drunken brswl committed murder.
Stewart was stabbed six times in the body
and had his throat cut. One of the wounds
penetrated the heart Rice confessed to the
killing, but alleged that it was done in self
defense, and that he would do the same again
under similar circumstances. He was ex-
amined before Judge Barclay of San An
dreas, and committed to answer the charge
of murder.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

CouEr OF SEssIoNs-Y esterday, JAS Skel-
ton was arraigned in this court on the charge
of forgery. He plead not guilty, and his
counsel entered plea in his behalf, of in
sanity, Witnesses were examined for the
prosecution. and portion of the witnesses
for the defense. Col Hatch is unnssisted in
the prosecution. Counsel for the defense are
Messrs Montgomery. Sanders and Barbour.
The case will go on to-day
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

WE learn from the Missouri Republican,
that the following gentlemen were recently
elected officers of the St. Louis Silver Mining
Company: President. Jas. NJ. Hughes Vice
President, W. I. Wood Secretary and Trea-
surer, D. c. Michael. The Directors are
Messrs. Hughes. Wood, Michael, J. II. Britton
aud A. Williams
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

In the Calaveras District Court, on the 10th
inst, six Cinnamon were convicted of mur-
der in the first degree. This is the party
who slew one of their countrymen near
Campo Saco last summer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

KILLED.-James Phillips and Daniel Camp
bell were killed, yesterday, at Sucker Flat,
in this county, by the caving of bank, while
drifting in a mining claim. So we are in
formed by a gentleman from that vicinity
who arrived in this city last evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

SPAIN AND MoRocco.-According to letters
from London, the Spanish army under ODon-
nell, makes no head at all with the Moors,
having quite enough to do to hold its own
against the repeated attaeks made upon it.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A dispatch says that
c. p. Richardson. OF Wisconsin Hill. Placer
county, was attacked by four men on the
Yankee Jim's road Sunday night, and robbed
of sl,o7O In the affray he was shot through
the left hand, and in return he thinks he shot
one Of the robbers in the breast. Richard
son was on his way to Carson Valley,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

AT Sacramento on Monday, Rosa Palm was
tried on a charge of being accessory to the
murder of John Peter Ritz. The jury with.
out leaving their seats returned a verdict of
not guilty
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23
Total value of Prizes, .........

The above prizes exhibition, and tickets for
sale at GU Office, Dstreet opposite CAL Stage Co.'S
Othce. Call and see them, and secure your tickets
and prizes.
Tickets Of admission to the entertainments Al 90
which entities the holder to a chance in the prizes
The order OF distribution will be decided BY COM
mttee chosen by the audience. The numbers cores
ponding with the tickets will be placed in a Wheel
The first number drawn from the wheel takes the first
prize and so on in rotation on the above list until
one hundred numbers are drawn.
febIT-td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23
GARDEN SEEDS.

A FRESH SUPPLY just received from LAND
ARErH's, Philadelphia, and for sale at the TREI
AND SEEDalepot.
20 d street, next door to the Post Office.
deO29-tfis GEO, LAWS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

INDlA-The Bombay mail, of the 18th of
december, had reached England. The expe.
dition OF troops from India to China is not
expected to sail before next March. A tele-
gram from Bombay of the 10th December
confirms the capture of 1000 rebels in
Dude The names of the leaders who were
taken prisoners are Mnlo Kahn, Kahn Bach
door and Kahn Bon Madhoo and his two
sons
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

THERE are on the docket of the u S. Su.
preme Court 300 cases, almost 40 of which
are on appeal from the California Courts.
relative to land claims, involving millions of
dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

sooIABLE TME-The Warrens, by way of
continuing their celebration of tie birthday
of Washington, assembled in their Hall last
evening, with a number of invited guests,
and had very happy time. Many felicit
Gus things were said and done. and the occa-
sion wound up with the utmost hilarity The
Warrens are very clever set Of fellows
and good firemen.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

EVANSVILLE Soar FAoToRY.-This estab-
fshment, at the corner of Fourth street and
Yuba Alley, turns out most excellent ar
ticle Of soap. as all will acknowledge who
have used it. Give Mr.. Hart a call.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

H1sIoRIoAL SOCIETY OF NEW MExIco.-At
Santa Fe, on the 26th December, several gen
tlemen met and organized the "HistoricalS So
eiety of New Mexico" of which Col John B.
Grayson. U. s. Army, was elected President
and Dr. W. ]. Sloan, Surgeon U. S. Army,
Corresponding Secretary. The Society has
for its object "the collection and preservation,
under its own care and direction, of all his
torical facts, manuscripts, documents, records
and memoirs, relating to the history of this
Territory; Indian antiquities and curiosities,
geological and mineralogical specimens, geo.
graphical maps and information, and objects
Of Natural History"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

IYPoGRAPHcAL ERRoR.--The Express,
speaking the other day, Of the necessity of
having law passed creating the Office of
State GeoIogist, says.
''Sufheieat caution should therefore be ta-
ken % scare the services Of a competent per
SON"
The above evidently contains typographi
cal error The Express no doubt meant tc
say Lecompetent person.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

A miner named VIM. Conklin was killed a
few days since by the caving of bank at
CASTOR Hill, Calaveras county. He was a
native of Ireland, aged about SS years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

AT Virginia City, Nevada Territory, on
Sunday last aSpaniard was killed by Ike
Leonard, after which soma spaniards got af
ter Leonard with picks, and severely wound
ed him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

RATHER HARD.-An enthusiastic patriot
was. yesterday, standing in front OF the
United States Hotel, and harangueing a
crowd there assembled on "the (hic) glory of
Washington. and the (hic) blessings of liber-
ty," when a very un-enthusiastic policeman
stepped up and marched him off to the sta
ton house. there to think Of the liberty of
his country while he was deprived of his ocn
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

PACIFIC RAILROAD CoNvESTIoN.-The gen
uemanly and efficient Secretary of the Pacific
Railroad Convention has sent us q printed
exhibit OF the present position of affairs con-
neeted with the projects of that Convention.
lie has our thanks.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

THE Galveston News thinks, on the author.
ity Of reliable information from the Rio
Grande, that the present difficulties there
Vill end with o war with Mexico.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

MARHsvILLE RFLEs.-we understand that
the arms for this gallant and well organized
Company, arrived by the boat last evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

YoUNe FoLKa-The gay lads and bonnie
lasses of this city had fine party, last night,
at the Water Works Hall. Everything, we
are told, went off charmingly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23
GARDEN SEEDS.

VNTE HAVE just received across the Isthmus a
w full assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS of The
Thurburn & Co., Of New York
dees'8m2p J, II, WRIGHT & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

STRIKE AMONG GERMAN PRINTERs.-A dis
patch from New York, says that the German
printers of that city have joined the Printers
Union, and failing to obtain the regular rates
for composition, have left off work in all the
German Job, book and newspaper offices, ex-
cept the Daily Demokrat.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23
PLOWS! PLOWS!l

DEING desirous to close ont our stock Plows.
ID we will sell them at greatly reduced prices.
sELBY co.
Nl-2mls y and ~ p street
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23
rr1rHrr nrNnEnSIrNnn m.ur...

i sociated themselves togetaer for the nnrposa 81
carrying on the business of Assayng and Refining
Gold and Silver, will be prepared, and after the LIST
OF March next to receive deposits for Assaying and
Refining, and to make returns In Impaired Bars Re-
fined Bars or United States Coin at the option of de-
positors
The charges will be as follows:
WHEN RETURNS ARE MADE IN UNPARTFD
BARS onequarer of per cent on the value of the
Bars
WHEN RETURNS ARE MADE IN REFINED BARS
ten cents per or on the gross weight after melting and
one-sxteenth of one per cent on the value of each
bar five thousand 4ollars on each bar under ave
thousand dollars ten cents per o. on the gross weight
after melting, and one-eighth Of one per cent on the
value of the bar.
WHEN RETURNS ARE MADE IN UNITED
STATES COIN, ten cents per o. on the gross weight
after melting and onehalf of per cent. for coin
age; being four cents per less than the present
charges of the U. S. Branch Mint here.
Silver contained in the Gold will be accounted for
to the deposter in the manner and at the rate cus
omary at the U. S. Branch Mint.
Impaired bars will be delivered six hours after the
deposit of the Gold or Silver If desired,
Refined bars United States coin will be delivered
four days mot including Sundays) after the deposit Of
the Gold and Silver, viz returns Of deposits of
Monday will be payable on Friday,
Wednesday" Monday,
Thursday Tuesday
Friday Wednesday,
Saturday Thursday,
Persons desrous Of seeing their Gold or silver mel
ted can do so and the assay chPs from each deposit
will be kept separate for three months at the dsnos
tlon Of the depositor, in order to afford every facility
for testing the correctness of the assay.
Assays )f Ores and Minerals made.
Gold and Silver Bars purchased.
MIR. f. JUSTlI will be Assayer and Re6ner and
MIR. ROBERT BURNETT Cashier and General super
ntendent Of our establishment.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN / CO.,
of New York
feb2f-9m and ALSOP A co
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Times says the difficulties in the Cabi
net are two fold; first, with Postmaster Gen.
eral Holt, who refuses to hold office unless
liberty is given him to remove Isaac Cook
from the Chicago Post Office; the second is
with the Secretary of War, who insists on
ordering off to Florida Captain Montgomery.
G. Meigs. now engaged OH the ncqueduct
here, jeff Davis and Senator ToomLs resist
this, and the President takes part with them.
Mr.. Floyd seems resolved. however, to have
his own way.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23

Mn. Z, j. CHURCH writes to the Napa Re-
porter, from Putah Greek, that he has dis
covered gold in a rayine about a mile long,
on his own ranch, and that fourteen claims
have been taken up within two days lie
sends us, says the Reporter, gold from two
pans of dit, 1t is quite fine, and worth
probably seven or eight cents Mr.. Church
is confident of making eight or ten dollars
per day, as soon as water is plenty.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23
Oil Cloth and Mating.

A FULL ASSORTMENT, at the very lowest rates
"a WALKER, WILSON a co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-23
PRIZES.

Will be distributed among the Ticket Holders.