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'HE STEAMER LAS. GUY VIII resume her
Esb.aHstty, 1850. VIII Leave WASH EeA1
iMGToN every TUESDAY andoah
at hslf- paste O'Clock, for CURRlOMAN and the
lntIeermedlats handings On her return trips, she
and SATURDAY at 5 O'clocf a. m.
LUCIAN 3. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATHL BOUSH. Ag't. Alexandra. ts %
RALYlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
II WASHINGTON BRANCH,
CHAreK OF Hours.
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NOTICE no PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIM. NTs
Every person entitled TO the right of pre- emption
70 any OF the lands within the towns And al
townships above enumerated 10 TO estabi sb
The same 10 the satisfaction of the register and re-
ceiver Of the proper land siee, aud maxi pas,ent
agorf rs soon as practicable gffev seeing fkis
nent 81 the public sale OF the lands emkraci ne the
tract claimed; otherwise such claim will he forfeited
Commissioner of the General Land once.
NoTE.IUnder the regulations of the department
as heretofsre ana now existing, no PAYMENT ca he
made for advertising proclamatiens EXCEPT 10 sueb
the Commissioner OF tie General Land C5ff;cs -
mar 15-lawl3w : 'Aoo'
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ChhAP siLKs CHEAP SILKS

We have a laTse assoItment Of Sandson.. n,a..
:, pInsht Al the large auction sales this season
&C., =, I-dneed prices, which We have mail Ell
Of To- On on sntir- stock, Those ladies in want
J. w. COLBY a. CO.
ma H-1T s23 Seventh street, above Pa. Az.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcBU.

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Arising from ExOes.es, Hab'tS Of Dissipation,
lttesssd .sisi he 5oi;oSins syrprorzs-
IndIsp1s,mtion to Exertion. o. Loss Of Psver.
Horror Of Disease, .wskefuIness.
TnITsrtsl Lassitnde of the Muscular srstem.
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body.
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FEMALEs-FEMAI.R s-FEMAI.Es
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, ON
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any other remedy, as in Chi rOSis or RECEPTION
az % So1 .
Of the Uterus, LeuoorrhG.s or Whites. sterilliIy.
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the GLASS Of diseases and eIpelIins al Peisosors
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and who hay, psid Isarp J,ss 70 be cured IN short
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PERHAPS lFTER MARRIAGE.
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Delivered to any Address, securely packed from
| DEscEIsE SYMPTOMS IN ALL ceHNysIcArIos,
| Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis ::
| AFFIDAVIT.
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i the city Of hade phis, III. T. HKLnBoLp, who heinz
duly sworn, doth say. has preparations tain no
bat are purely vegetable. ". II. HELMBOlU
.s-orn and subscribed before me, this sd day OF
| November. 1854
wM. p. HiBgFRD, kIderRlq..
| Ninth street, above Race, Phlla.
Address letters Tor infosm.tion In confidence 20
| Depot, 104 South Tenth e bet Chesput, Phi1s
| BEWARE OF CQUNTERFEITS
| AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
| Who endeayor 20 dispose OF THElR OWN" and
| "oIHER" ARTICLES on THE REPUTATION ATIAIsEp
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Improved Rose Wssh.
| Sold BY 2, B. WARE, s2s Seventh street, and 8.
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ASs Fol- I SMRssSL6ES ksykEkEEES S55fkfa.
| Sgt ont the ad ver q setnent and send Tor II.
Anu AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
ID AAn GALLONS CHAMPAGNE AND
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MEDICINES.
ma. yOHNg1ON,
u BALfiuoRk

Haf Diseoes.ed tks s,osf Ctffa,s, Speedy, and cal
Efectpal Remedy 90 tAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
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As decidssts ssiH happen. eren IN ,cell
families, it is very desirable TO have some cheap
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
Crockery, &c.
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Especially VIE have become the victims 81 seitnry Vie
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps
mtimsy grave Thousands 81 Young m<n ofrh meet
slsd talents and brilliant nssct, vhs might ethsrvss bs
cd listening ssnatss with the thzndsu efse9tsnes
vailed 10 sssssy De living Tyre, MAJ s.L vitA fs sss
dsnss.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16
TELEGRAPHTC
lover THE UNION LINE1
ARRIVAL OF TIE
OVERLAND MAs9
wisconsin for observation-disclosures
IOr rDOUGLAS--ImpOrt move i'm the
Canadas--Slavers in LimbO--WrecI,s.

wisconsin for DOUGLAS---IarvIau
Tor DOUGLAS--ImpOrta move i'm the
Canadas--Slavers in LimbO--WrecI,s.
SAN FRANcEsco, March 18th.
The following is the news by the Overland
Mail to-day.
sr. LOUIS, Feb. 28d-The telegraph lines
east OF this city have been out of order for
couple of days, and consequently have little
news.
Pacific Mail stock yesterday was quoted
in New York at 9l, and Panama r. R. at
1874
The Democratic Convention Of Wisconsin
was in session yesterday at Madison. Dur.
ing the afternoon session p II. Smith offered
resolution that the Democratic party will
cordially support the nominee Of the Charles.
ton Convention, and that the entire vote Of
Wisconsin be cast for S. A. DOUGLAS. The
resolution was adopted; yeas 65, nays o.
The Toronto Globe, of 22d Feb contains
an address from the reform association to the
people of Upper Canada advocating disso-
luton of the Canadian Union and the estab.
lishment of two or more provinces, with 10.
cal legislatures as central authority to ad-
minister matters common to the whole cour.
try, and written constitution.
DOUGLAS delegates to the Charleston
Convention were chosen at Baltimore on the
2lst.
On Friday last the free negro bill passed
the Kentucky Senate by a large majority.
A dispatch from Halifax on the goth Feb.
states that large steamer went ashore on
the previous night on the west side of Cape
Sable. No communication had been had
with her.
The steamship Europa arrived at Halifax
on 22d Feb, with Liverpool dates to llth
Feb On Feb. 10th, Lord John Russell laid on
the table the commercial treaty with France.
Adviees received at London on the llth
February, state that the French Vice Admiral
at Sierra Leona had condemned a French
steamer for being equipped for the slave
trade. The war steamer Pluto was also re-
ported to have taken prize on the southern
coast with six hundred slaves.
The schooner Josefa, bound hence from Ac
apuleo, fonndered on February 29th. The
captain, mate and crew saved themselves in
a small boat. They were thirteen days on
the open sea, and suffered intensely. They
were picked pLy the schooner Baltimore.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16
Legislative--The Eartkouake.

SACRAMENTO, March 5th
Mammoth petition for bulkhead at San
Francisco, signed by eight thousand, includ-
ing about half of the Front street merchants.
was presented in the Senate this morning.
Act to allow certain counties to apply the
States proportion of poll taxes aud foreign
miners tax to wagon road purposes, discussed
at great length and defeated
The Assembly passed the bill for a Consti-
tutional Convention 10y large majority.
An earthquake shock was experienced here
at aquarte rpast eleven to-day. 1t shooI the
houses and created considerable ALA m. NJ
serious consequences followed it.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

CENTRAL AMERIcA.-Advices from Nicar-
aqua state that the British Minister, Mr..
Wike, had succeeded in negotiating a treaty
with the President and cabinet of Nicaragua
which would be Immediately submitted to
the Congress of that country for ratification.
1t is understood that Great Britain agrees
to abandon her protectorate over the Mos
quito territory, in consideration of which
Nicaragua makes certain concessions to Eng
land, the precise nature of which. however,
are not stated. 1t is also understood that the
treaty has been made in strict conformity
with the understanding between the Gov.
ernment of the United States and Great
Britain. 1t is stated that Mr.. Wilkes treaty
was submitted to the cabinet at Washington
before its Transmission TO Central America.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16
Later from Australia--LOss of the Ellen.
ifo. af0.

The Danish ship Caroline arrived at San
Francisco, Tuesday evening, bringing advices
from Australia to the ID January. Sidney
papers contain the following intelligence
The brig Ellenita which sailed from San
Francisco for Australia some six months since.
fonndered at sea on the 10th October. in lat.
II deg. 4S IN. s.. and long l72 deg. % min
w. The captain, mate, one man Of the crew,
and nine passengers, including Mrs Arm
strong, Mr.. Clark. lady and three children.
Miss Cornealia Murray and Mr. Bunting and
son. landed from one of the ships boats at the
west end of Snraii Island four days after, and
were Immediately surrounded by natives.
who pIundered them of everything they had.
The Europeans residing in the neighhorhood
so soon MS they heard of the presence of
shlpwrecked strangers, Immediately FASTENED
to their assistance, and provided them with
food and accomm ldations, The other PAS
sengers fourteen in number, and the crew.
sought safety on hastily constructed raft
and succeeded after great suffering, in reach
ing Wallis Island on November 5th, where
they were kindly received by French mis-
sionaries. II. B. Ms brig Elk arrived at
sydney January lst from the Feciee islands
having on board II of the Elenita's crew
and passengers who had been taken to Wal
lis Island. On the same day, the Hamburg
brig Antonio reached Sydney from Samoa
(N"yigator's Islands,) with that portion Of
the Ellentias people who had escaped on the
boat.
The American whaling brig Marion was
lost at the entrance of Apia Harbor Oct 9th
The steamer Thistle was wrecked on the
29d December on the bar at the Port Albert.
Victoria. No lives were lost.
The American ship Marilla arrived at Mel
bourne on Dec oath, from New York On
Oct Sd, the chief officer, Daniel c. Kelly
fell overheard and was drowned.
On Dec. 10th, fire broke out at Ballart.
Victoria which caused a loss of e25, 900, in
houses and other property.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

RuMoRED FRIGHTFUL CALAMITY.--A cores
pondent of the Bulletin, writing from St
Louis, Mo-, Feb. Goth, says:
A rumor reached the city night before last
of a frghtful calamity, rivaling in horror the
disaster of the Pemberton Mills. 1t is said to
have occurred near the town of Hardin, on
the Illinois river, and not far above the
mouth of that stream. Fifty children, were
in attendance at high school at that place
went out upon the ice to play. While SO
occupied, the ice gave way beneath them,
and, with one exception, all were drowned
The editor of paper at Quincy, Illinois
brought the report to this city. He was un-
able to give any further particulars, but he
represents that the town was a scene of uni
versal mourning, as almost every family re-
siding in the place had lost one or more of its
members
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

SETTLERS BuYING OFF CLAIMANTs.-The set
tiers Of Green Valley. at the base of Mount
Diablo, having been notified that an eject
ment suit w0ulI lie commenced against them
by the parties holding the undivided half to
the grant known as the Carpenter claim, en-
tered into an agreement with the claimants
to pay $4,000 for quit claim deeds to all the
land within their half of the grant. 1t was
believed by the settlers that an arrangement
of this kind, although severe OIL thsm-as
they were all innocent purchasers of the land
claimed was far easier method of settling
years. Perhaps they have taken the wisest
course.-S. r. Call
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

SANTA Cruz SILVER MINEs-The Santa
Cruz News says: Samuel P. Drury, one of
the claimants to silver lode recently dis
covered near Graham's ranch, six miles from
Santa Cruz, gives the following as the result
of careful assays made by him-he being. it
is stated, a practical chemist and familiar
with assaying "Choice rock--assayed bv
Drury--$l 900 per ton. Average yield
$3.50 OF per ton. at the depth of six feet"
F, P. Howard and NJ E. Prices are partners
with Drury in the claim. They state that
owing to the cost of the lead, etc, for smet-
ing, in California, it is their intention to shin
ore to England, the freight to Liverpool be.
ing only Sl5 per ton, while cost of extract T.
ing the metal is much less than it is in San
Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16
DEsOLvED. That The mil, he onenod IN

Ep EsOLVED, That the polls be opened on the
"a third Monday of March, 1860, for the election of
city officers, from eight o'clock, A. NJ until sunset at
the following places, viz
FIRST WARD-No. 46 street, between Second and
Third streets
SECOND wARD-Next door to Justice Merrilps
Office
TuIRD WARD-At Justice Kyles Office, No Sc c
Street
FOURTH WARD--At the old Salamander Hook
and Lader house ON Third street.
RESOLVED That the following named persons be AMI
are hereby appointed inspectors and Clerks as follows
viz:
FIRST WARD-A.J j. Mirsor and G. W. Patterson
Inspectors; II. Barrett Clerk
SECOND WAED-R r. Merrill and W. D. Latham
Inspectors; J. McC. Rearlan Clerk
THIRD WARD-Geo. Merrett and II. Barnett In
spectors; J.. $. Glver Clerk.
FOURTH WARDS. Cummings and James Gore
Inspectors; A. Horton Clerk.
The foregoing resolutions adopted by tie Com
mon Council OF Maysylle, on the 18th day Of March,
1860.
MID TIE. PARISH, City Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16
PROCLAMATION!

q accordance with Section 13 Of Article second Of
The City Charter hereby give notice that the An
nua Election of the city of Marysylle will be held on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1861 for the
purpose of electng the following named city officers
for the ensuing official year, to wit One Mayor one
Recorder, three Alderman for each Ward, Treas
urer, one Assessor, Clerk, Marshal and thr
School Commissioners
As required bv law, the polls will be opened at o.
clock, A. NJ, and continue open until sunset.
WM. SINGER, Mayor
MarysYile, March sh 1860. mig ii
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

THE Posr OFFICE DEFIorENcY.-The def
cheney bill passed by Congress and approved
10y the President aPpropriates S4,295,000 for
the supply of the deficiency in the revenue
and paying the expenses of the department
for the year ending in June last; 100000
towards the support of the department for
the year ending in June next. and the further
sum of 80, 100000 in payment of the salaries
of officers and clerks for transportation of the
mails, wrapping piper. stamps, etc.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16
New MODE OF Petition. - lie flowing
notification was posted about the halls of the
Capitol on Tuesday;
NOTICE

To both houses of tile legislature that ne
are determined to pay no tares on real estate
unless sales for taxes are made to conveV a
Ualid and good title, and the holders of larqe
real estate are made to pay their taxes. We
have paid our taxes every year in good faith
but find that the more wealthy do not pay,
and that large share of the money ,ce pay
is foolishly squandered or stolen by the pub
lie officers. We, therefore, think it is useless
for us to try to support the government any
longer without some reformation. We, there
fore, recommend that laws he Immediately
passed to effectually remedy the above evils
and that it may be made capital oifense to
all detaulting treasCrerers: and we also re.
commend that the State Constitution be so
amended that the legislature shall meet only
once in five years, by which the people will
save annually about one million of dollars in
the way of legislative expenses and thieving
bills. Wishing the State to get out of debt,
these are our views,
MANY FARMERS AND CITIZENS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

NEWLY INVENTED PicK.-Mr. J. G Rodgers,
of Sonora, Tuolumne county, has invented a
pick which it is claimed has decided superb
GRITTY over those of the old pattern. Its main
advantage seems to be in great increase of
strength, obtained 10y avoiding the necessity
of an eye, the handle being fitted between
two projections. and fastened by iron bands
The miners pronounce it great improve
met; one that must become of especial value
in heavy excavating.-AHG.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

& A FREE NEGRO ABDUcroR ARREsrED.-A
teegraplic dispatch received at New Or.
leans from Augusta, Ga, says that a man
named Andrew J. Rodgers, and hailing from
Helena, Arkansas, was arrested at Augusta,
On 9Th February, on the charge of abduct-
ing free negroes and selling them into slave
ry. lie had effected sale at Macon, Ca,
aud was conveyed to that city for trial, in
charge Of an officer from Macon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

The Sunday School Union in San Francisco,
held its regular monthly meeting Monday
evening. The Telegram says that addresses
and music were tue order of the evening" =
There are nearly 1000 scholars in the city
who attend the Sabbath Schools.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

ASSAULT TO MURDER.-D. o. Brown, hide
dealer was arrested by officer Cody, on IA
charge Of assault to murder VIM. j. Keating,
and admitted to bail before Justice Foote in
the sum Of 81 900, with w. b. Hunt and w.
rodhunter as suretes, to appear for exanlina
tion in the Police Court ON the 18th inst
Sac. Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

During the week there will be other purses given for
beaten horses.
The racing men, and the public of California gener-
ally may rest assured that the purses as above adyer
tsed, will be hung up IN the Judges stand regularly
and at the appointed hour on each day.
Ten per cent. entrance all the above PURSES
which free for all ruenlng horses, mares, colts Al
lies, and geldlngsin the State, except the FIRST days
race.
Tic foregoing races will be according to the
Rules of the Marysville Park
All entries to close at the Judges stand on the eV-
enug of the day preceding each
The track has been put in complete order and Is
in fine condition to receive horses. Those who may
wish to train their animals have opportun-
ity Of doing
Fine stahling accommoda tions are the premises
and abundance Of excellent water and nothing will
be found wanting conducive TO heah and convenience.
Ample accommodations viii be provided at tho
PARK HOUSE for visitors.
A PAVILION has been erected for the accommoda-
ton of Ladies and Families who may rest assured that
person Of improper character will be allowed on the
track. r 4. O'HANLON,
m1-1m Proprietor Marysvlle Park Race Conrse
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

VALUABLE SrocK.-By the steamer Sonora
there arrived at San Francisco, Tuesday, a
bright bay four year old horse, sired by
Ethan Allen. BY the same steamer, says the
Bulletin, came two jacks. fifteen hands high
imported 10y Joseph Shaw; thirty Merino
sheep, imported by Samuel Brannan and
twenty four Merinos for S. Rockwell
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16
OPPOSED TO DrssEorlox.-Jacob Elvea n

OPPOSED TO DIssEoTIoN.-JacobE Elyea pre-
vious to his execution, expressed his fears
that the Medical Fraternity would secure his
body for the purpose of dissection. To guard
against such a use of his remains, he had his
grave dug eight feet deep, which went two
feet in water. He also made arrangements
that his coffin should be covered with several
layers of dirt and straw alternately, and to
have watchers to guard his grave-Stoekton
ArguS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

For WAsHoE.-Almost every other man we
meet on the streets is preparing t. leave at
an early day for Washoe, and from present
appearances our town will be nearly depop-
uated in the course of two or three months.
-Neuada Democrat
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16
EIoIIovoy's PMS an d Ointment, The dir,

EAoIlOWay's Pills and Ointment, the dire
hydra of disease, Dyspepsia, is driven totally and
finally from he system by this great anti bilious rem
edy; while the Ointment reduces the inflammation oc-
casioned by Gout and Rheumatic affections. The Pills
act in unison, cooling aad refreshing the heated blood
and renoyating the vital organization
sg- Sold at The mandatory, No. 50, Maiden Lane
New York and by all Druggists, at 25c., 63c, and 81
per box or pot. mh14
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

GAME LAw.-Deer. hares, rabbits, quails,
and the wood duck are protected by the
came law from the lst of March to the lst Of
septemJer Persons shooting or purchasing,
or having possession of the same (killed be-
tween the dates above mentioned are liable
ID fine Of S25 and costs, for each effense
Bali the fine goes to the informer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

MINING AT Crescent CITY.-The Crescent
City Herald says that good prospects have
been found in the sand beach near that place
1t adds: "The fact of the beach being rich
with gold for hundreds of miles, is known to
every one who has visited the beach and
used the pan; and all that is required and for
which so much labor and means have been
expended by theoretical miners, is the proper
machinery for separating the gold from the
sand, which, up to the present time, has not
been produced"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

"A WASHINGTON dispatch says; Judge Ar
new has recei"ed copies of the Kansas census
hIjes. giving Kansas seventy-one thousand
M incomplete returns. Official returns OF
~ election of delegates show one hundred
and ten thousand.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

EMIGRATION IN lS59-During the year
1852 seventy nine thousand three hundred
twenty two emigrants arrived in New York
This number is seven hundred and thirty
three greater than the arrivals in 1858.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-16

a CoMPAmsoY,-The Lancha Plana (Ama-
dor) Weekly Dispatch says:
:, The position of our city is like that of San
francisco, decidedly sandy rather ticklish
and bad location for the Capital One
marked difference between the two cities is
that whilst theirs is subject to shakes and
tumbles, ours only takes a run" and sinks
some eight feet. This is caused by no con
%uSlons of nature, but giving way" of tim
SeF' that support the drifts where the miners
haVe worked out the ground.