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AND SHoAS,
for aaa ~.ihn the States Of Tsconsn low. aad Mnna-
tast and hsebv Gve nofce th.t part dealing IN k%<e
Eoo's within the above Ss&&. vllou having tExt ~
!nr %. EXCLUSIVE 'i:hfs. md that i. ,ocn
~ ~ o. my tAf gemeIs sha demand proper
antl1nmt9lteFe1se-s,
" h,.e msde 'xFea+ve ar'nzemen'a v"h tbs uoat
es!etEait naou!sefur whereby tu " spppr The
!ucstas"z emsnd hh The qaltI4s af Ihsss Ttp+
r. Cts IN Sh1=s IRON IA Ch!raxn eah par OF
wh;eh r.. be s;amp*d tr tabtI - ~hh cur rame
s@e sh III recognize no 1,p7.d ots within ether tbs
ao"v- SiA8es but seh - sfs ;h1s stamped and supplied
Wa vii! n ali tnt,ree. Qua raj. nf eh!.ds eap
p~rtpp~d shai 4sn 1tt4ntane rnree Or
fur p.'Fs +Q"a asasy ~thon: t!p. be shown
stts Eaar TEST n"ua-s. 3he lbs enc u tut tia
Lear two hund Ell
W. sr zh tot exeusve) f,r th~ sA~ ofthrse
2s'entd coots 'uto A. territory the OF raent
a:I ac II no .1r suhtet I'd to tert nt-sna Of sA
t1et-n and h ef cent. p"d ~ ali other deae'r.
cui so!ie!t ths It en- N Of tea in these
10 itrnia: arder th1+ na.ent ant the tatv nuT
f~ds Will Re un.uEpaA*<L ap aar sfeek IN she Uninn
wh eh We \ u au .lts c'n tatut oGaf competing
J. tet~ With kn d without TITS
W-shs x4~e"ni Fie.t att ensan to sha hrsnca of
eo.nectLru With kerer.t rock
~ solicit orb Is for our goods and cue respect fur
rights.
rat dealers ray net he msd By The advertisements Of
otte's in scaSn ard esewewt OUTSIDE the StaeA Of
".t"asn. IVA. ard AEnesetl VIA alsext.a themselves
- 7ssn:- H. the sale ct
M17cHELLs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS.
that k srrh sseaees do cot t1,end to or In asr
SIAisssf Wtaeoas.p, 1tw4 AID Nlnr+~fa
ap4h.t9 IN WAD,WOKrH + WELLS.
, 1860-04-12

HOUSE DRAINS NOTICE.
Apsilsd ls'orLe fol Owing oeder pa.std At 1eku.
III ~ e:ins Of lie Hoard 10 day:
O7pExxp That he'eAtr At pEtrat. dams ccnaeet'n.
with the thl1 b. laid bv prsons Eetrsed bY tsis
hcar, hereinafter rr'vd d. OF hy 1T led nt.
The app !sao. ics -. together with tstur ls
pensl ofswutiou AMI doars. to eente
the work 1t fhnrnukh and woIkmankc nsr, aad n
All aerreab!y eh rules reEul toEA
ton tin. to ,ns u bd sy shts ID sad to ase2
on which dr41t bt Ind and this had harness
ffc alt damage ring :ro2i imp ffecton tasces+
OF Workmanship f.r th- kpace Of two yca1 alter Tie
execution IT the sacue.
Oxp1srn notice Of th. adoption Of I'll, regulation
be pua11ahedln the city uew1pz2ers.
by er .er at tie Uo4rd, J. D. WEBSTER
hE.3AoS1 m ny nt3tsx
, 1860-04-12

I0ART1CIPATING - 4 INoU-
Il LANCE AaEscY Or
MASON Il COMPANY.
STATEMENT and Condition Of the SECURITY FlHE
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF New YORK:
1st. The .me OF the Company ia The security FIR Icsu
Eancu ta1opany. loeatsd ia the City Of New York.
e. 1he AMOUNT Of l1s c4ptal stock oo
ID. paid up H.. &1,01
ASSETS.
lst- Cash on hand and u the hands Of Agents and
otsr PERSON.. A216.a
~. 1AtA hs12te hone.
"a. noaas owned hy tue el,.3k3c
4th. pebts due the Company, tecnfod by Mort
gage on Reai E.a.e- .:....~-......... oe63oa
9th. Debts CURED bt Stocka leans on called
Narket valus s'.tso.oo................-... l5,ano
9Th. Debts Tor fren'uns.. -......... 4aD3.t7
9h AL other Securities. ................. 1EA.23
Total Asxets.. 43.5 IS
LIABILITIES.
Sh Losses uaadjused. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $4,000
Total Liabilities. ties.:......:-........... &a,o1os
JusEPH WALKER, president.
, 1860-04-12
T TNSURAN CE AGENCY


L N . u II a n u Il A u T. N T. Y
Il ~
mASON d COMPANY
STATEMENT of the condition Of thr Goon,1uE FIRE
1T II. Of IT, omn1nr H. ,;oodhus 1r- 1,.r.
ranee Camnany toesian il the etfv Of Me- Ya+f
as Thr sn,n,nf - f,sn,ta. SfneE il " esn nm m
ID. raia % H.. 90 Sn a. a.
1st c..b m hand or In ia hand1 oy &p-.,,;r
other pe,sons -: :.: sasr 81
a. Rca, Estate t,pincunbtred ..., nnr-
81. l. an nehts due The Cp.pnanr sect,rai - 'N:
af Mors.,ss M "o'a' uo4''e 'ne ant ~, r..
sth. peh1a secured by Siocks-y1iuf 4s1 n1l ~oS w
, 1860-04-12
Etlr Qualifications.
4 n AUTHENTIC BIOGRAPHY
1nI-
little Giant" Of the West.
THE LIFE OF
STEPHEN A. DOUGhAC
EDITED Stats. Se1atI ftcu nlro...
With his most
Most Important Speeches aud Reports.
SrAAEN1n u TIE wks71ks nan
One haadsoas 1.mo With Po.trait on EteA Price n ca


sn IN te Unitsd S.staa It thu p.e<ent time .lootoi
Nn NOR Aopefu lntasst than tie dlnsusth.i Stn-
no !snm Illinois Indeed his stends In alI Tie Staten Of
onon LOOK upon N no: only The crnlnr but tue
man nAn for the Girls! and tile Cuun,ry
ne Iaoashe1. atA eoudtent that the above volume cog
tanli 6 Al ACCURATE AND KELi able
biography OF senator Douglas,
F4riy il saatv ~ s :" rs M
men Of Il: partIc In the world.
ne most Important Of Mr. UonslaS Sp+A.hCs iuecy
poia' tn the Touuc Mid the Loie submitted. u.
ters publ cation for critic TO inc cf Mr. 'o:Ea. most
b. them II y earttalv approved ID :&con,rueuara.
Pr G. perCApy. &!07. Al,n Cheap Etoa not tnclud.
lug I'll tie spee.has: PAr*r Cove1a, % eeuis.
Nrtess tLUlld te ad.r.aa.d TO
ID. u. Cooke d Co..
Fuhll.hc.s, III axe It., Chte:cu.
Tlas tho heh 5"ok for agents pnt !saed during the
past nve c1ra ard liberal 1ss< ountA viii be made.
ap10 CT 81
, 1860-04-12

TRA1VFORD, SHARP &c CO.,
~ IMPORTERS AND DEALEESIn Crockery, Gass
nd Chin. Table Cutlery Looking ia..e astosn and B
tat War;. No. lbs Like street. Chcogu. III. mha7-tY
, 1860-04-12

MAT. A. HAVEN,
IN LEMUEK NhUEER,
OYHc1 CT LrxBkRxks's h1cnAsux, Eoou No. Lso'a
ElhrE,
sThe purchase and sa'e Of carsse. nfost TO arrive
well ntdeEa foa St. Ltuls and the country. viii IT.
cctys rrtm!t attsEtIpu. &p7A.w
, 1860-04-12
1Easuranre.
QUAKER CITY ms. COMFY.
PHILADELPHIA.

Capital and surplus. ..9s39, 1860.
[FTI7ERH
GEO. T. 1ART, e < coGasHAI1,
P1est. Ees'y sd Tfsa91.s.
E. P. Eoss TIca P.rst- s. & Bcuxz, ANT o49y.
Curtis L. North.
Gsaezal AEsat, Iassnlc Temple, Ch!aso.
Dunc7oGs -Geor8s 2. Har. E. P. Ko.e 4 O. O.ttalt
Fo&er Ferktnx &. II. Bailey, AndsEw Ohsmbe,s M r.
Ccxe,halI Samuel Joaes, u. D.. Hon. H. l. Fullar.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08

FEET FRozEN. .->Onie weeks ago a party of
three started up for the Yuta Gap, after
| considerable fail of snow. The wind blew
the light snow into their faces with great Sc
verify. and one oftheparty turned about and
came tmck. +. Sargent went throl gh an
the third man stopped by the way aud at
tempted t0 kindle tire lie failed to DO so,
but slept in the snow till his head was sone~
what cleared of the whiskey he had imllLed,
when, and it is surprising, he still hDd mas
terry enough of himself to resume his eoutse-
IN the night. too. and no trail visihle-and
walked about seven miles, 10 Chapman's
ranch. Arrived at Chapman :, he was c, nj
Pletely exhausted. aud on putting him 10 ed
u was found his feet were terribly irozen-
They have been very sore since; We have
been told they actual y commenced to murti-
fy ; and lie viii not he around before prng
and p,ssihly not ON two good feet then -
Sierra Democrat.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08

FIsmNG VITA AN ELEcTmc SPARK.--The
scientific editor of the Phare has prepared an
Ingenious electric conduit for tine pnrIuse Of
catching fish. The idea is TO sutmrrge an
insulated wire at night, let ON the battery
and produce light under the water. The
ri-h. il is presumed, willie attracted by the
garish glitter" Ia anet conveniently Iuced
near the wire md iuconlineutly "lagge4.
AS the experiment has never been made in
This county, its success il ms Yet chimercu.
In France, it is said catching fish ly the al
luremrnt of submerged electric lights has
proved highly sucees-f in some waters
whilst in others il has failed We shall anx-
iously await the denoumnrnt of the exper-
! unenL in our own bay S. r. Call.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
NO. 151.
Qallp 3atlonal Qmutrat.

MARIFosA QUARTZ "A correspondent of
the Mountain Democrat, writing from Mari
posa county, Jan. 9th, snys:
At Hornitos: few days ago, Mexican
butcher picked up quartz rock. Just back of
me town to throw at an offending hog, v hen
The extraordinary weight of the Intended
missile attracted his attention. and caused
i'lin !" Discover that he was the pnssessor of
chlsIa weighing 25 ozs., tw, .,hirdA of IL
being pure gold The following day n sew
ehiy-tvr dollar chunk of quartz was found n
lew yards from the sune i ,ot.
About mile from llurhitos. on n hill far
ing Quarizburgh. some Mexicans hav. lust
struck rich quartz lead, aud have secured
Se' er"l Thousand dollars Iy crushing the best
pieces in u hand mortar some one hundred
other MeXienns are sweating in about twenty
odd claims, Of twenty feet width on the
same lead. with every chance of striking the
"ro when their side cuts have reached the
lead, which is not far from the surface.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08

IHE TLsr IN SHAsTA.-The following is the
test recommended by the Central Committee
of Shasta county:
Resotved That we recommend the Judges
OF election To invite all legal voters under the
laws OF This State TO participate in the rri-
mary elections. who voted against Baker.
the regular Republican Congressional NOM
inet; provided. however. That the vote of
any elector shall be rejected who refuses to
declare pub bicly to the Board Of Judges that
it is the settled purpose Of his mind 10 vote
Tor the nominees of the Charleston National
Democratic Convention.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
LUCKY EscApr-The San Jose RerOrter

LUCKY EscAPr.-The San Jose Reporter
tells the following:
On Sunday last. the wife of Mr. Charles
Healy of this city, came very near being
burned to death. While Standing too close
to IA stove, the lady's dress caught fire. and
IN moment, she was nearly enveloped in
lanes. She at first tried to extinguish the
fire with her hands, but tnding this impossi-
hle, she ran out into the yard and neigh
Dor dashed pail of water over her and put
the fire out In trying to save hsrseliin in the
first instance, the lady blistered her hands
aud arms pretty severely, Tut otherwise es-
sIped without seriuus injury.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08

THE FIRE AT HoEsEr, wN.-Five persons
were arrested on suspicion of causing the late
fire at Horsetown. Shasta county. After
much excitement and fears that Lynch law
might be resorted to, they were examined
and not particle of evidence appearing
against them, were discharged.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08

THNHE Copnrtnership heretofore existing between
n the Undersigned in this city, under the
and style Of j. II. rennent Co., is to-day dissolved
by mutual consent
The stock of .ods has been purchased by JOHN
II. TENNENr who will continue business in his own
name at the stand of the late firm.
The books will reman at present In the office OF the
old store and be settled b, JOIN II. KINKsAD, who
is duly authorized to close the unsettled business Of
the late trn Of john IL. Tennent Co., and Eckman,
Tennent Co.
Sgned JOHN II. TENNENT,
JOHN IL. KlNKEAD.
Marysve, Dec. II, 1850. uezl-u
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08

OREGoy MARKETS s-lhe Oregonian Of the
20 h ult says:
All articles of produce are dull There is
me- demand for flour. although it is offered ut
:5 to So per barrel. according to hrands-
Eggs commend 40c per dozen. Butter is
drug, except extra quality which commands
30 to 33 cents.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
TIE DEsTrTurE.-The Putaluma Argus of

IHE DEsTIrurE.-The Putaluma Argus Of
Friday says:
on Monday morning we saw strong.
a'hie'ic looking nun, in the prime of life
VINO SAID he was suffering from hunger-ab-
son te'y starving. He said he had not slept
!" I" mouse Tor several nights; was stranger,
PENN ess aud frirndle.s, and had souyIt in
vain for some employment l,y which he could
obtain food and shelter II is surprising that
III tins land Of gold. teenling with abundance.
any man should he reduced to such dread
ful extremity. Yet. it is so and the number
OF destitute persons is far greater than is sun.
posed 10y those who are comfortable and
prosperous.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
VmnOVI1ded,

JANUARY 2sth, 1891, one white and black steer
- bran ed II b: L KC; Bennoir on the LETT norm
brass nobs on each horn.
costs and Chtrges (unless reca med,l on MoNOAf >
February 9th, All H., at the Pubic Pound,
isne1 4. j, BARKLEY, Marshal.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08

4 N ORDINANCE To amend Section 2, Of an
N Ordinance entitled an Ordinance to provide for
the licensing OF Auconeers and to define their duties
and liabilities.
The Common Council of Marysville, do ordain that
Section g be and the same is hereby amended to read
as follows
Section .. Auctioneers whose monthly sales shall
amount to S5000 and upwards, shall pay license
Of $3s per MONTH auctoneers whose monthly sales
shall amount to 100000 per month and less than
AIS OOO shall pay license of S2o per month; acc
Il lnrers whose monthly salts shall amount to $4,000
and less than $1,000, shall pay license OF 4i2 per
month auctioueers whose monthly sales shall amount
10 AZ 900 and less than $5,OO0 shall pay license
| a. ner month auctoneers whose montay sales shal
amount to less than $4,000, shall pay license of g.
per m NTH. T. S.... -
and after tie first day of january, lo6O ana al or
dinanees or parts Of Ordinances IN eonuict WIN th
provi.ions Of this Ordinance are hereby repealed-
Provided however, that all rights acquired under lh
said Ordinances are hereby saved ana continued;
A true cony of an Ordinance introduced IN the Com
mon Council of the city of Marysye at Its lat meet
ing, Dec 2sth. 1850, passed its 'econd reau,ns an
| ordered published one week in the official paper.
dec80.tw T. T. gAh1Dnl wy N'S'A
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08

PROGRESS OF PErALrMA.-A petition to the
Legislature To give our city power 10 improve
The creek. repair our streets, etc. on tick,
(ihe sum not to exceed $5OOOO,) is being al
most universally 'ignej. So says the Peta-
luna journal
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
Shaker Garden Seeds, 1859.

VNRON NEW LEBANON, fresh and OF the choicest
n varieties, in bulk and in boxes or 100 papers
each, assorted Just received by express via PANAMA.
dec,e RICE, COFFIN & co.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
STOLEN.
NOTICE.
FOR SALE ore LEASE.

tkesaA A Dwelling House, situated on II street, be
taaI%A tween 9Th and 5th, containing five rooms
EiskAN and brick basement also, good garden
S4SIA with fruit trees and grape vines.
For further particulars, inquire on the premises
The above House will be sold on the most favorable
terms.
jan13.1m%
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
Co-Partncrship Notice.

VNR0M and after this date, Mr.. JOHN II. ktNkEAU
II will be associated with me in my business, which
will be conducted under the and style OF FALL
CO., JOHN Z. FALL
Marysville, January 18th, 1890.
ianl5-tf
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
MARVSV WILLIE.

HAVING recently purchased and thoroughlyren
i Il waited the above we-known House, II viii here
after be conducted in a style second to none. Give
decl8.y HICKOK & co.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08

FINIlE SUBSCRIBER once more comes before the
Il public, h,viug 'eturned to his old business, and
invites his fri, ndS 20 the
OIL FANS REST Il URA Mt,
On ID STREET, next door to the st. Nicholas and
nearly opposite the Theatrr, where he is prepared
supply th wants OF tn, resi- ent and travelling public
with MEALS Az FIFTY CENTS.
FRESh OYSTERS served in every style.
All the Delicacies the market constantly on hand
Families supplied with OYSTERS and everything
in the Market at all hours.
The undersigned would respectfully solicit a con
tinuance of the share OF patronage heretofore be-
stow Ell upon him by the citizens OF lrysvile and h,
public generally. JOHN LOWERY,
oclo-Iny Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
DU NOKD,
High Street, Marysville.
EIRE pRooF RulLnlNG.

FIRE PROOF BUILDING.
TWNHIS HOUSE is situated IN the center Of the
D business portion OF the city, and is furnished
with all the requisites 10 make IL first class hute IL
is kept open all night, and residents OF the city or
strangers IRON the country will be furnished with
meals to order at any hour of the day or night. An
assortment Of the cholsest Wines and Liquors con
stAuly on hand.
The lodging department is well arranged. The
rooms are commodlous aud comfortable, aud large
number Of them are furnished with spring Beds.
Board. per week ............,....... ..,t...N.
With lodging, according TO room SlO-el2-SH.
Single meals =. ...................50 50 aud rs cts.
With une-half bottle carvt.. rs cts. ana al.
Lodging per night ..........50, 20, $l, aud 81 bO.
]. SAJOUS,
oc1i-my Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
Agricultural and Mechanical Univer-
sity of California,
Located at Healdsburg, Sono"a County, Is
Now Open for tie deception Of Students.

4 SYSTEM Of Manual Libor has been adopted
N for the purpose of impHrtng practical as well
as theore ical instruction in the various bran hes OF
Agriculture and Mechanics. TO provide practical iu-
-truction, farm and variOu -chaiiical shops are
; ,nnecteu with the University, where pupils will be
furnished with emploN ment portion oft1e time The
school will consist of three deparments-P imary,
Academic and University The various branch, 5
mere, and taught in thoroughly practical mann r
It is designed to give pupils AN education that they
will not only possess, but he able use.
Ample provision has been made for boarding pupils
male AN female AT the low price Of FOUR DOLLARS
per week, making the whole expense OF Boarl ud IN
ton, in the Academic department, only FIVE DOL
! LARS pr week.
III University Is under the manage ent ofa Boar
IF eight, VIZ: VI, Macy, President. G. E. Hutton
Secretary; r. NJ. Deneen, Corresponding Secretary
Nessrs. T. Matheson T. q. tn Impson J. D. lIasseIt
j. A. Burlingame md ). W. b vi Y. Parents who en-.
g. ust ther children To care may be assured that
they will be under the constant superv sion of the
F,culty, and while everythiuguf II sectarian arnc-
Ter will he carefully avoided, the moral and religious
emotions Of students will he constantly stimulated.
Besides the Faculty. the following scientific and lit
-r.ry gentlemen have been engaged tn Ltcuu fer the
benefit of Classes Hon j. :. Urmshy, Rev Jdmes
W OILS, Rev. Dr. Binham, Rev james erpont, Lev
Il. p Henderson, G.. W. GraunSs, Esq, l.. A. Norton
Esq Dir. j. J. Piper.
For further Information we refer TO tho following
gentlemen uf iarySvIlie, whp I'VE consented t. Ac
as references JJhn Z. Fail, DE-. D. W. c. Rice, ant
John Il. Ridge.
By order Of the Board Of Directors:
WM. ~ MACY, President.
CHAs E. HUTTON, Secretary. nov-4-3m
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08

9Otrls and Restaurants.
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
First street, OIarysvilIc, Cal,

TssfAA IAAE undersigned respectfully Infoym
s;SB5a Their frien : and the travelling uuhlIc nisn
ll!it#E those wshinga more perma ent Hom.. tlst
s<ss&A they have le ,se'I tie above well known ami
p9buiar 9 establishment, and intend kee ing II az a
FlhST CLASS HOTEL In every department
ny reason Of eNperie ce and strict attention tn the
wants OF our guests, we hJpeto merit and receive a
liberal patronage.
- Bar AND BILLIARD RooMs Hrst aoor. OFFICE
upstairs.
The House l. Open all Might.
nov27-ny CHURCHILL 4 STANTON
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
RAILROAD Notice.

OFFICE OF THESE & MAsYsvILLE IAILRoAp 20
Marysvlle, Nov. 9th 1859
Ara meeting OF the BlArd of Directors Of sao
"A Company, held this day, FOURTH Asstssnss Assnn -
oY Tgs pER CENT upon all stock now suoscflreu ~
Said Company was levied. and payment Of the s1'pt
is now due, and will therefore be made at the once u
The Company in Marysville.
nov9.6Od
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
CO-Partnership Notice.

P. P. GAME having bought the interef Of T'iAp
DEAN, in the Lumber Business, lately eOhauo.ea py
WILEY, DEAN CO. the uneIsignsa WI % eog,,n'' 3,,
ue the same m this city, at Challenge hu aiiu .. Sip
per Mnls IN Buue county, under he nfln ap naiue u
HUDSON, WILEY & GAME. ahn WIZ eonec' ths
d.bts iu, ne ate hrnl of WILEY, DEAN CO., and
pay all 'emahus ~ W X. uUDsON,
A. p. WILEY,
Morvsville, Jaa'y 10th, 1869 P. Z. GAME.
tau2U-ln
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-08
NOTICE.

nVyIIE business firm Of WILEY, DEAN & Co, was
Il dissolved By limitation on the first OF January,
1860.
A. p. WILEY,
TuAD. DEAN,
w. K. HuDSCN.
MarysvHle January 10, 1860
The New York herald., 1860-12-15

CENTRAL PARK POND SKATING sALooN.-MKR.
~ chants and manufacturers wishing % exhibit Fancy Bn
Cards have the privilege OF doing by
snding them 70 7. r. HUGO n Park row, and paying u
Tor the ksme.
The New York herald., 1860-12-15

,xspr FLosrpA previously reported returned having
n IN collision dAchaYged all her dry cargo when nAs
n rrshipped board the Alabama which sans to,asy
HI The vet cargo still remains on board Inc -iA "
en- on The SECTIONAL dock Monday morning u1thh
sAssHy KEvrors srsrs At Charleston sth from hava
when 70 miles from Tyb-e broke lever, which DETAINED
80 hours.
uy wrraEp AsRov 81 san francisco from Boston, re-
IN NV which lasted about " mlnuss carrying away the
on mast with everything attached, main yard and main
,sant with ali the sais stsache rgxcd temporary
- 10 the stump Of the miren mast sent slof yard
uvrre~ded around the Horn bark rzrrd. was ~ days
m 10 In the Aalansc 70 80 In the pscinc with strong
-, from thence 70 the Equator had light winds.
r,AscA Rich from Erabethport Of and fcr Boston
yecc,eS Cd Gag. Cod morniV ~ issh showing Ame
: I. .r.sn snion Down, in man rigging Wind W. frc~h
ia se~n run into, and IN = ~bting condition The
,sn ,uss Rescue wHpoc and Huron have gone 70 her
ance Al uhse< thc Iass reported a. anchor UNDER
lee Of wciideeti .e#
..s sya RArcxs was hauled on from The Ssrios railway
gristoi morning 18Th and towed 70 Provdence ~
mer Ezra ID Fegg. she sustained no dAmase
nm VIZ pyxx Hammond, from Port jefferson. with oak
A arrived vsstertay and when on PIKE street Bh, A.
\ IN was run into By steamship PAtspsco and SUNK
ain and csry saved The schr was snbsequenuy Nxcn
srre by oGicer Thomas Ncsb Of the Haroor focs and
ed alongside the wharf
sR MosA Barney at Providence from Baltimore shipped
see, and had galley washed away u heavy gar th
hoor yssss Isxp Of and from samfod c. for this 90
esp~fss sszht VI ljth last. q ~ oe0cN Nheh ~ wy