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o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
I BRGGRERET9 F ZIP gR AMP koR BY c6 XRTUE OF
upon the h day Of JanRary OF 5
undersigned, Trustee will offer for sale Public Auctio
DAY the 9th day of March 1850 at O'clock r one u n
divided sixth part in all and singular the following par
ate and being in he city Of baltimore that to STU
inches from T eSn Sa Of nd a of R
streets and running thence easterly Fayette street. 50
az" he6c vest S et Tla S. and Pfgi
hall, and thence by a straight line TO be Inning.
"a Ol-Btgnnlng for tn at the distance of l20 feet
easerly from the northwest corner of St Paul street and
St Paul ct ' n nee east p pafl WEIR WEIR
f 9e 81 tge thence north 4g feet inches,
The first Of these subject to ground rent of s26G6
The mprove Fayee street consist of two-story
and attic brick DIV YELLING, with large brick Back Build
him Restaurant, his eas or whic wi expir. on T
lst day OF Nay 1862 also two twostory brick BUILDINGS
used as oihces The improvements Court House lane
consist of two twostory bri BUILDINGS used as
ID L0T-Begnning for the the southwest corner
Of CRANKY and Abem re streets and running thence south
centre OF the partition WALL thence westerly, parallel with
Street i @ u e an al 6 %as Pe@2E
ers thence north binding said feet alley II feet inch
sWSGv s snd s sc c T 9 built
back building, and water in the yard.
An Lots 1t adjoining the one above, fronting on
9Th LOT adjoining the one last mentioned fronting
Proyrments st of two-story and attic brick Dwell
lNG tOI ST. hyd ant in the yard with the privilege the
use IN common with others Of the alley feet wide com
muniCating With Cranky street.
6th LOi-The lot adjoining, fronting on AIbemarle
street feet thence 60 feet thence southwestery %
ecC thence westerly 10 feet through line drawn through
The pves which are in common with the house next a
Joining on the south thence north feet thence east SO feet
to the beginning The Improvements consist of large brick
DWELLING HOISE, with large brick Back Buildings
which are OF the most substantial character The house
possessed of every convenience.
Ith lOIlhe lot next adjoining to the south fronting
Y feet on Abema lie street thence 50 feet thence north
leet inches thence east through the prves 10 feet
thence northea ery 26 feet thence feet to
bemare street. the place OF beginning The improvements
HOUSE ~
Al these houses are under rent to good tenants
Sth LofA that lot, beginning the distance
oery from the northeast corner of Hanover and Cross
Streets and binding Hanover norherly feet
thence eaSwardly 1913 feet to an alley 20 feet wide
me terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are oneha
ds ana The balance i'll three and months with interest
from the day of sale and secured purcha
sell satisfactorily endorsed and approved the Trustee
me tlle to the above property is indisputab c.
Trustee. " ~ VIZ
ROBT GTLMOR, Jr..
No Tau- Rrl dirary
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ROB'T GTLMOR, Jr..
No. 20 Law Buildings, Truste,
GIBSON K co,

fT.sf TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de
ii cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore Cy pass
- - ed in the ca OF Robert Fwer William "
WINS therein depending, the subscriber Trustee Will
sell by public auction at the Exchange Saesroom on Sc
coma street, l. said city, WEDN ESDAY the Is ay Of
March next, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
city and thus described:
No Beginn W the first one thereof at the North
west corner Of Fulton amt Ee streets, and running
on ulton street Northey II 81 feet thence Westerly par
ael with Eagle street Z feet to feet alley thence South
sy on SAD alley II o. feat, and thence Eagle street,
Nos 4, 3, and l. Also Six Lots adjoining No.
on the NOrth and fronting CT on Fulton street.
with depth of II feet to sal alley.
Nos and9 Also Two Lots next adjoining No. on tn
North fronting each IL feet Full and running
back Of that width POP feet to a 20 feet alley.
The first of id lots subject ground rent Of
Si each payable semi annually the st March and Septem
Der an the last to ground of $50 each, payable semi
annually en- the lst of March and Sept en- of sand
lots Is mp owed by two-story Brick Dwelling.
The terms of sale third and the balance in
three and six months. The above lots will be sold sep.
aratey. STEN ART BROWN ''P
mh5 2lw3wGds GTRSON & 70 sI.t onaars
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X " " L ~
TER'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY IL, 1859.
MPRov EMENTA APPLIED FOR.
FIRST PRENIUA WARDED.
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.
We prepared to all kinds Of Roofs steep or
fat old, shingles tar or metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequaled Roofing material From long
experience IN the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief of failure nearly roofing as
met with, and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts of
and been adding to it for yearshe produced roof
which is offered to crcsng public superior any
composition, and
EQUA- TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some of the inducements this Roofing are, viz The
is heaviest kind satu rated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Alright very Elastic
before being the The composition not only
not injurious to- but actually preventative of and
pelns alrugh DAMPNESS CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH IT
The together and the whole covered
with one heavy coat of Cement compounded
which will not run, scale OIL crack injured by
EVERY ROOF IS FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT
For protecting METAL RooFs from coroson and leaking
our cement alone qualities durability un
@ g. and is the sheapeS coating that can be used
hdenty believe this Roofing viii outwear three of the
ordinary coverings No oil is brought in direct contact
the Watertight canvas, made materials which do
G@S4 sT ro 589 % IRE S % ae
I.s,gsyf Tiygi.iS G,d he pse r.
generally known, we hall supply the larger portion re
mamufacory sr ciently arge to s,ppIv apV mand Jul
uay- LETTEkS or INQUiRY PR6MPTfY sNsT FRED
81 Prepared material for sale, with instructions to put it
on, and will BE- furnished to agents. leaving them fair
GEO. JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and south sts:
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gUuseS, IT,, tor Salf aR0 Aenl.

S10 000 FOR SALE-A FIRST
D IO'OOO% CLASS MORTGAGE OF TEN THOU
SAND OlLAR r. short time run on New York proper
W Approved Houses Merchandise with part cash viii
pc taken, Apply to JAMES BOYD, over PeopIeis Rant
hetwe.n the h"nrs OF aud r o'"lnoL VI. rnbi1 a.
ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A choice FARM
IN Talbot county, Nd Salt Water con aiming TWO
HuNDKED AND TIL RTY ACRES with excellent imnrova
ments The Farm will be sold very low, or eXcha ged for
GOOD CT House worth $4,000. Apply to LEWIS MAYER
the Peoples Bank 49, " " ~ =, = :, 81
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9ublit Salts.
EY +. ". BENNETT * co
PEREMPT0RY SALE

-eilsA VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY,
No. IL BOWLY ) WHARF,
~, ,,,,,,r, - - AT AUCTION.
o. IN ESDAY, March goth, 1870, O'Clock, at the Mer-
shall sell ''e Vic AOSt'lhce'
,Ihl., NALU ABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY, No II
bOWiy Fhaff 10 twenty two and half front by
ueplh OF about SIX feet Improved by substantial 9ur
Pierce Title in .spuiable " '
Terms CASH. Jankable money
For partlcu ;, apply to the Auctoneers
N B-Wei via the attention of capitalists tn ts l.,
as IL Is scW so desirable Warehouse is Offered
at auction +. W. BENN EFT 4 co,
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Anblff SaIRS.
TRUSTEES SALE


MiiI By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court r H.
A ara copnty passed in the Of Hopkins as lRoww
county SATURDAY the day Of Mach 6ST s9 3
ALI THOSE PIECES OR. PARCELS OF LAND vb,c,
Berry dated the 28h day of December 1857 and recorded
among me land records Of Howard county in Libe
Henry 5Iazlehurst Jof Thomas &c. and contains about
U ACKES IL is within five minutes walk OF the depo. at
FL eolts Mills and is well situ4 ed for country residences
ms Of sale prescribed by the decree, aretha
day of sale, and tie balance in two equal instruments in
grf ana SIX months from the day Of sahe whole to
10 cured by the bonds of the purchaser with
'ySdS S Be approved by % Ts DORSEY Trustee.
fH TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
Hiii REC RE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR HOW
against A. Yinger the subscriber as trustee viii oT at
ard county on 'S TPTT SYse in Eic9ts Mills in How
LARGE LOT OF GROUND, in the village Of Elcotts
StaIis and roa %a aamoIs 0mnboS Line in part for
eonSt Of fine substantial and roomy two-sorv STONE
Also large frame Stable for elye horses Coach House
Corn Hogse with pump Of good water in yard, gar
den ana Kitchen yard planted with shrubbery choice fruit
The terms sale as prescribed by the decree are
third fthe pure money shall be paid cash on the day
Of sale third in six months, and the remaining third in
eest from the day sale and to be secured nv notes OF
mo.e,w+s WI H. G, DoRSEY
bf SAMUEL j. SOPER ~ GO.
fF::;f TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
H+iiI PRO ERTG ON MARSH MARKET SPACF-Rv
virtue Of decree q tn Circuit Court Baltimore
MONDAY, 18th March, 1860, at o'cl' ok + NJ s' oH
ALL THAT Lot OR PARCEL OF CIR uND situated
ana lying IN the city of Batmora and which is di~tin.
ghed on the plat Of Harr'soq Ma sh by he number 20
and extending westwardly depth of 65 feet ~
M, LIS MS 0reTty is improved by TWO THREE STORY
BklCk DWELL NGS, with STORES Nos Ii and l6 Marsh
be sold separately ~ '' ' wan
Terms sale, as prescribed bv the decree are one half
cash. an the rest credit of Six M ntbs with interest
o e promisSorv noe Of the purchaser endorsed
to the satisfaction Of the Trustee
0RYIILE HORWITZ, Trustee
,o,-o SAMUEL J. SOPER a co,
.nL- .tm.N Nus 4urtOneGrs
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HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
H GOODS.
ANDREW REUTER- & SONS,
No IS W BALTIMORE STREET, between Frederick and Cav
w9udespecully inform their friends that they have
sderahy enlarged ana fitted their prepared
to furnish their with the and latest STYLES
goods in their line Their stock embraces all the staple r
ces in the HARDWARE line, besides various House
Furnishing Goods, such as Plated and Britannia Ware
Knives and Forks, Walters, TRAYS, ,apanned Ware, &c
large assortment of TOOLS is constantly kept on hand
The prices and quality of go DIS will equal any
in the city and the parona the public is respectfully
sulcltcd. Ija9-tf A. R
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.

O. VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Hgii: No. II MO MENT SQUARE,
-ssAssa~ Opposite the Gilmor House,
- ,,---,.,--,- .-- AT AUCTION.
On MEDN ESDA4 AFTERNOON, Al ril 4th, at o'clock
at the Exchange Saesrooms, Second street the
double TOUR story Buick DWELLING, No il North Cal
vert street occupied by Mrs Beaumont Monument SGnare
The lot fronts Monument Square 80 feet inches itI
depth OF 81 feet inches less. Subject to ground
Der -N '"' '~tSN'"
ALSO,
secured. ' ' '''F'NiNi "'
Possession o. the dwelling given the Sth dav of Nav
Taxes VIII he i'll by the present owner To Isl
ECU ana ground rent to LIST March, Title indsIutablp
Te ms-One-half cash; balance equal pavmen ~ orJ
II months, with interest and security ~ " - anu
-,,,..,,,o,s, F. W. BENNETT & CO.
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MI KEITH, JR., & SON,
1T1a COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
% OUTH CHARLES STREET
Offer for sale at lowest rates:
Best Cut Nails; Nayor 4 Co s Cast and shear Steel
Ames Rowlands and kimba's Stoves and SPADES !
Keith r Co.'S lacks Finishing, Codt and Shoe Nails;
Shehle Fishers Forks and Picks; American Butt Co.'S
Hinges and Sad Irons a !, Brown Co.'s Snathe Cradles
and Hoes; Coburn Fenns Superior Axes; NcCuIough
Co.'S Octararo Sheet Iron; Kings Chnch as W.
B. Douglas Pumps and Rams HOlow-ware Castings: Cart
Box Tea Kettles; Hoop IRON Scythe Stones; Car b. lis;
Faucets; Coffee Mills, &C, &c. d3I-tf
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III A r d w RE,
CUTLERY AND GUNS.
SCRAEFFER e. LONEY.
IMPORTERS,
No. 3 HANOVER STREET

BALTIMORE,
Invite the attention OF Country Merchants visiting this
city to an examination Of their stock which in variety
price will compare favoraby with similar stocks in Of
the Northern cities
Orders from responsible and prompt dealers respectful
solicited d16tF
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N#ii THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
Lx4s.A JUDGE z. COLLINS LEE
Applyto EREN FAvON
fe23 2awtM3l No 70 Eayaifa .troa,

Or; FOR RENT.-A very convenient TWO
Elf TORY , DIV EhLING with Gas Water, No lI6
TTIs@~S hAKP STREET, between Conway and Barre sts
POSSESSION given Immediately. Rent $3.50 per annum.
AEPo iEsto VIM DAWSON A co,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

A ScoUNDREL CAUGHT-A man named w.
; CiIley was arrested at Sanbury. Livingston
county Ill, on requistion from the Cover
nor of Maine, for abdueting a young girl
aged thirteen, named Amelia f. Wetherell.
OF Bangor, Maine. She was carried off by
Cilley on the 18th of October last, and officer
Lurvey has been in pursuit ever since Cilley
isa widower, and pretends to have some
claim on the girl, from the fact that she lived
with him, and her parents are indebted to
him The officer returned with the prisoner
to Maine.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

BreAMY.-In the San Francisco Police
Court,on Monday, young man named Ihos.
Dolan, was held to answer before the Court
of Sessions, on a charge of bigamy. 1t is al
legged that he has wife in New York, and
that since his arrival in San Francisco be
signed marriage contractwth girl named
Margaret Laughlin. and the two lived togeth
err as man and wife. Dolan, while about
leaving the city with Margaret, on Saturday
for Sacramento, was set upon by one John
Kelley. Margaret's uncle and Others and
severely beaten. This brought on an inves-
tigation Of the matter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

A LIEN LAW FOR FARM HANDS ASKED FOR.
There has been some complaint of the
faithlessness and incompetency of farm hand.
in this State This has called forth COM
munition in the Alta, in which the writer ex.
hibits the other side of the question. The
big farmars. as class, he says, "have been
dishonest in payment as the laborers in work. "
The statutes of this State, enable EMPLOYERS
to defraud employees" The Homestead the
bankrupt, and the attachment laws are cited
as enabling the great landholders of the coun
try, to indulge in reckless schemes of spec-
ulation. so that in case of failure, they can
avoid the legal obligation of fulfilling their
contracts with their laboring hands. In the
vicinity of Centreville, Alameda county alone.
at least hundred men have lost their wages
through the bankruptcy of their employers
The Atlas correspondent asks that Lien law
be passed, for securing to farm laborers. their
wages. There is a Mechanics Lien law and
if farm hands work under promise of nav
ment, and are then left to whistle for their
money, they should have the same protection
that the mechanic has. OF course, we do not
pretend to say to what extent farm laborers
US a body, have suffered, in failing to get
."elr wages. We believe however, that thew
nave suffered as much in this respect as anv
other class OF iaborers in the State
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

RAILROAD SURyEY.-Messrs. Elliott and
Ostrom, who are engaged in surveying a
route for railroad from Nevada to Auburn
had on Saturday last, run the survey a little
more than half way to Auburn. The altitude
of Nevada above Auburn, is about 100 feet
Mr. Elliott informed us, says the Nevada
Democrat, that they crossed two extensive
iron mines, which will undoubtedly become
valuable as soon as the road is built. One
was regular iron mountain, in which the
metal appeared to be nearly pure. 1t will
probably take about two weeks more to com.
plste the survey to Auburn
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26
NrARYSvILLE.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 26th.

THEArER-The house was again crowded
last evening The representation of Falstaff
by Mr.. Haekett was. like all his renditions OF
that part. admirable. lie was well supported
by Mr. Baker, Mr.. Thoman, and the rest Of
the admirable company who are with him.
To night, he win appear in The Merry Wives
of Windsor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

DEAD.-often have we written this melan.
ehoily word. as a caption of a brief para
graph recording the departure of those
whom we have known and esteamad oD5
stiii must we write it, until the day that some
other hand shall write the same for us We
have now to record the death of n vo,u,.
man well known to this community, a nrint
er and a genial.hearted fellow Jack Demot,
died in Oroville, of consumption, yesterday
morning at three o'clock. lie had been sicl
long time, and the grasp of death was upon
him from the first. Peace to his ashes and
a happy home for him on high.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

TESTING THE BoILERs-Mr. George Coffee.
United States Inspector of Steamboat Boilers.
was IN town Tuesday, says the Sacramento
STANDARD, testing the boilers of the steamer
VICTOR which were subjected to a hydraulic
pressure OF one hundred and eighty pounds
to the square inch, which allows her TO carry
one hundred and twenty pounds of steam
She was found to be in admirable condition
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

HUMBOLDT AND WEAvERvILLE RoAD.-We
learn from the North Californian, that Capt.
Snyder, surveyor of the Humboldt and Wea
veryille Road, reports twelve miles of good
natural wagon road on the portion already
surveyed. Twenty five thousand dollars of
the stock has been subscribed in Humboldt
county. 1t is expected that the people of
Trinity county will lend hand in carrying
out the enterprise
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

HoRsE-sTEALING is at present going on very
extensively in the country. Many horse
thieves have their rendezvous in some of our
principal cities, and issue forth at convenient
seasons. There are persons, too, engaged in
this business who would not be suspected by
the community at large.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

SIsKIYou MINEs.-The Yreka Journal says
that the cold weather. together with the
scarcity Of has operated greatly against
the successful operations of miners in various
parts Of Siskiyou county
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

MISS KATE Taylor, young actress. favor
ably spoken of by the Eastern papers arrived
on the last steamer and has commenced an
engagement at Maguire's Opera House San
Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26
MARRIED..

A. the Oregon House, Yuba county, January oath.
1860, MR. A KIRBY to Miss HARRIET Hons.
we have to acknowledge, accompanying this an
nouncemen., sundry bottles Of champagne and por-
ton Of the wedding cake May the happy couple see
many Homogeneous and may their shadows never be
less.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

WATER STRIKE.-The miners at Angels
Camp held mass meeting on the 10th inst
and resolved to purchase no more water from
the Union Water Company unless the price
wvsreduced to 50 per day for the first head
81 90 for the second head, and 81 for the
third head.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

The approximate amount of revenue col
lected in British Columbia from all sources,
for the past year will be 100000 or $4,000,
and from that data, we (says the New West
minister Times) are amongst those who hope.
fully anticipate that the revenue for the year
will reach the sum Of el0O, 900 or $500, 900.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

In the Twelfth District Court on Monday,
Judge Norton rendered Judgment for the
plaintiff. in the case of Joseph II. Lyons We.
Thomas Hayes for 81 1000, on two promissory
notes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26
ODw ms
PATENT
CHEWING TOBACCO,
AN
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT
IN PUTTING UP

By Messrs E. GOODWIN & BRO, NEW YORK CITY.
TOBACCO of the BEST QUALITY is sci cted neat
ly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT PRES ED.
The great advantages of this over other brands
consist in the size of tie packages rendering it MORE
convenient to carry in the pocket and by being
PRESSED SOLID, it keeps MOIST and FRESH, re-
tains It's FULL RICH FLAVOR, and improves in quail
ty as 1t is used while 10 other brands as soon as the
package is opened, the quality rapidly DETERIO-
RATEs-the tobacco growing dry-and littering the
pocket to the great annoyance of the consumer The
dressing which the PATENT TOBACCO undergoes in
the process of manufacture, frees it from all grit or
impurities so Objectionable in the Of Plug Tobacco
Chewcrs will do well to give the Patent Press ed trial
and judge for themselves.
For sale by wholesale Merchants who receive it
direct from the Manufacturers.
E. GOODWIN & BRO,
POI 4 299 WATER STRRET,
declS-lm2p New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

CARDINAL PUNcH.-The cardinal virtues
are much talked of, and so is the virtue of
cardinal punch. 1t is a rare and racy drink,
coneocted in the elegant saloons of New York,
Washington and Philadelphia, and served
out, upon demand, at the Marysville Ex-
change, 1873 Second street, opposite the Wes-
tern House 1t is named cardinal punch in
honor of Cardinal Richelieu. who used to
drink a great deal of it. Speaking of the Ma
rysville Exchange, We are reminded very nat
urally of j. E. Duryee who keeps it,and to say
to those who know him that he is a very fine
fellow would be superhuous. BY all means
call on DurYee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26
Attention Warrens.

Attend a meeting ofyour company THIS, Thurs.
day) EVENING at e& O'Clock. A punetual atten.
dance is requested, as business Of Importance will
come before the meeting. By order Of
Z. NJ. PERSON Foreman
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

The Mexican Consul at San Francisco has
laid claim for salvage on the cargo of the
brig lvich, for services rendered in saving her
by Mexican citizens
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

A GENTLEMAN and lady, living in Connect
lieut., recently lost eight children-all they
had-in less than one month.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

FASHIONABLE AMPUrATIoN.-The Peruvian
system OF amputation of the fifth toe to make
the foot pointed and small, is beginning to
prevail in Paris. AT Lima, it is the rule to
perform this operation on the female infant
in the cradle But Peruvian surgeon now
advertising in Paris, offers to perform II on
grown up females, warranting that they shall
not be confined to the house more than a
week.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

Is the San Francisco Court of Sessions
the notorious Lewis Mahoney will be tried
for horse stealing, during the week.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

The Bishop of Columbia and Vancouver
Island proposes to establish a collegiate
school in Victoria, as soon as possible.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

sNow.-On Sunday night. Nevada was
visited with snow storm which covered the
ground to depth of about two inches.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

THREE PouNDs OF DUsr.-A teamster named
Higgins was found drunk on the sidewalk,
Wednesday night, and taken to the Station
House Yesterday morning, he inquired of
the Captain of Police what had been done
with the three pounds of gold dust which he
had in his pocket the day before. He was
informed that no three pounds of dust was
found on him. He looked incredulous and
started forth to hunt for his money or to trace
up his drunken meanderings of the previous
day. About the time that he concluded his
money was gone for good and all, he ascer-
tanned that a friend had taken it from his
pocket. during his intoxieation, and deposited
it for safekeeping at the United States Hotel.
Had he not thus found it, he would probably
have always suspected the police of having
robbed him, and no doubt policemen are of
ten thus wrongly accused The position is
one of great responsibility, and there are
many opportunities for rascality. Therefore
none but upright and honorable men, known
to be SO, should be entrusted with that office.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

Ar ST. Petersburg subscription has been
opened TO found at the university there
free scholarship which shall bear the name
of Schiller.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

New mining regulations for British Colum
ba have been issued by Gov. Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-26

GARIBALDI has married the eldest daughter
of an Italian patriot.