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CAIrTIEs CONCERT ROOM. Hs BROADWAY, ABOVE
OPEN EvIRY MIGHT.
OFEk Evkhy ff0lir.
OPBH AVERY NIGHT.
II 10 well known thai the uasucs has the
PEST LADY yOCAL1sTs.
B1sT LADY yOCAIlbTe, - -
BEST LADY DANCERS,
Bksr LADY DANCERS,
RnsT COMIC FINGERS
Bk<ST COMIC tIN0kR5, - -
BksT MORO DklJNkAroRs,
BEST ArROpATs
BRST ACkoBATs,
Rps II ORCHESTRA
BKsf ORCfiKsTRA.
PEHT RRYRKsBMHNT1,
BkST klrRksHhkhTS,
BEST EVERYTHING,
BEST RvkkYfHIN0,
and decidedly TIE
BEST CONDUCTED ROOM
pkST CONDUCTkD aOOM
he city. Gentlemen viii aiso mind that
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FAN wKEKLy BIT ~ ss rER sOkK AND LIVEA
pAol landing and enhGrE1g pss enGers Al sueeustaNn
n The Livrrp aol. New York Rsd rhfsdelphs kteSn
intend d. pstehiag sher f,ai powered Clyde
lsca steamships A. foloTr-
NOW Saturday .De.sninsg 4.
OF MASCnEarES .raiurs - t........... le.ennher
or WASHINGTON SeturrEy sss.ts...8 Dscsrv hsr 10.
I'd every Saturday. boon from Pier :. Esrsb Aver
RATES OF passage
Cabin ..... ss ste-raxe ...... 80
%. W Loodnn ~ 20 10 London......... g
hse return rke,s (cocd FOR str Inoahs ....... 90
ssusess for ~Artec 70 PARA havre, Hamburg Bremen
Ffam. Aalver2, NC, s. reouced through fares
wishing ~ bring out treir friends can buy ael-sg
y the folnstns r..sa q Few fors-Frcm Liverron on
nsscwa Fir-t csbn, as, SIS sos ssrersge from u
oa SO. from Qa-~ns.own 50
have superior Accomm otssinns for pa@sn-
and carry experienced surgeons They are bu'n In
oss iron sections and have "a sni are snnialaiors
fur,ber information sppYn Wv arror William Inm.n,
~ Water arerg IN GLASGOW 10 william infnsa, ~
equ1e: In 2ueensto ~ 10 q. W o. seymour 4 60. IN
q N Hives HscAy s. King alam street In Paris
Decoue Plscs d. - Bourne "a Fhsd-iphia 10 John u.
l09 Walnut street; or st the Com gh.ays Offices.
JOHN DALE Agent, ID Broadway N. Y.
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AMUsEM ENTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
NIsLos sAkpEs
Eleventh thirty .ish, ,hs engagement, f.
MONDAY EVENING Nov q, lsS
shAkspere . u~sedya
supsortsa BY se.r. conway Fi.hsr rsnno Nd roas,
On TUESDAY, q. es.uvfnl French dram. sailed
and soro,. .st .ss resria. i.ros sa,,os a.
Wednesday Mr. FORREST vii sppsar
WAAAoxs rsrs5sl ooru
aospAY Novrussr -
.' ~ s is'S s!S Ssia:% y sS SSSfs!
Dossdode vita bu .s s1gss,Sls comsdy
Letter w.,,.cs NJ F. .L ~ H. Mr. Sloan. Nj,
ss, s 10 sI ". e.
wslco Mr. Reeves Mis- Tree Ao VIII appear IN the above
TUESDAY. FORTY. FOURTH NIGHT OF rHl
wxps fsnsiss WIN n, s. nias. Of u.
pL.f sSsa' S s1,;9T
THpRsDAY-nanssxtvinx night
me popular e'@eS ey z, FRIEND
with otber ensestainmspu
Boz book now open for any Of The above ughiA
poors open a7z; Commence u eight
NIBlos GARDEN.
James = 'i mlISsE sov Ell re'''' ma manager
rHAskssrv,Se
IBI GRAND sfKCTAUuLAK SACRED DRAMA,
PRoDIssL SON.
Operate chsreorrsphc and Dramatic Effects
sa1 1 sIsstsrr 5 sr'
.ye cue ss.,. 'ss par e. and ,,be,un Moo. VEL
n, r. role o. Liz The cssi Dancing Aimee Of the Temple
% ard e. rus a.; Ossa .dsr ,s a.. g e
The dls'ribusion Of oh.,,s.s,, Ac VIII be olo~.
s.ass, e.r.rh.l shri Of The Tribe. cha. Fisher
Jssa. as ss.:s !, ,. and be xm ooa~.y
'f0''T' r 70 rase ., x..rni.
sasis1s ass S sriss 81 Isis. ~ S Ssaas
Csnope Mr.. Cooks
ss.as ~ vcs :; 4. .ses.
ss Tsr %s &. John sss@
'ns'p''' g" ss sS.oi p,..,: slaves, &c a>''o
As chief Dancer Of the Temple Of lH Nile rhseure
srss" ., De'o'ss. Ma .s sss..
ln,.o9 & a. a &c y. E rs ,s
view 's =. s Z v v%s s.us.. y.v.
and ns; .ss!.sl: ~ IN. s%s !. ss'A
ACT ;ssssSS b Az i I'm s.Sis fHrr 0r1
Appearance Azae Amspophs upon The Nile in
sAoRrp rkot sisssfS": y s;'s III. OK .r1s
sr S ss,ss sf r
Al nI-suprnsuous ins,i I' d hs Temps o LA
RHs AZ. an b..
Pas as pcrp.rs. by sne rh.ure and full Corr. sas
Impotence q the peogls who eemsnd their sacrifice,
TpH CkpE&L OF FIRE
Jepthe sez-d by the kryp.ps and brought before the
High trissts u Ts's-Neet ng of Azael snd Jepthel
within the Temple.
Away with BIN To the fna To the File To the Nils
TABIEAL.
Act fcere ]. The Des~rt Eome OF the Camel Driven
chorui-Hsrt their clear bens ripg &c Yea Ia ArAby
merry life We lead. &c
ARIEL Slave n the Csm.l Of the Desert
The WANING VISION
Azsero thou unto thy father ard orstrss hyse before
him-etek thou thv pardon there and Heaven will accord
IN the lite blessing Ard It's mercy
hcene D. The Luxurious VALLEY OF 6esseu.
MEETING or &ZAkh And knUBkN.
day - Joy. ynv n nv os and h found.
Grand Chorus of Prayers and Imposi.g Dsnouemenk
THE THIRD ANNUAL BlHI4rvIoN or
i PlCTukEs OF rhs YRENGH SCHOOL
Now day and evening.
AT 6OLPrBs.
~ Broadway, corner OF Ninth street.
AdmiitAnoe Is cvnis
, sURvnLR. Director.
THE TALENTED YOUNG READEk wILIIsM NIL
Len. viii read the suhrue Tragedy o. Jane 9hore"
Ut Fbbl Hall Is Wet fhirsy urd street Broadway
MONDAY evening Nov &c 1870 Tickets may be hsd Of den
Ball - Br adsay room z; Copper Institute, and u the
door Tickets 70 c~na
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-
HUDSON RIVER RAILROaD-pUR ALBANY AND
IL Troy. connecting with trains North and West
Trars feeve;--
rnos cHAsnsRs srsrgr vpox THIRTY STREET.
HIpr~vs and II A. NJ and 723 II 80 A. n. and 80 ~
rruy ARD Albany Hail ., aas $50 JPN
Troy and AIs~ny with sleep lois cuntsys included
ing earl, 9asPM
Pourhseepas tran 7SA.M sA. N. and lSoPA
P~.k,hil train. 3SsPy 4l0P.M.
SUI. s'rg train; 70 A and loS H., t@ SIS and ITO
A.. r. SMITH. superintendent
Arpw YORK. Albany AND HARLEM RAI.ROAD-
IN Aih.ny AuA copDecting with the re~ York
Central Railroad fnv all points ess Northwest and Forth
N. kork~rn ksrcsf for Saratoga Rutland
Bur PAilurx kou-es Point 0wd-nshurT And Non
vonday. Nov. d. $50 trains viii Leave
swery station Nov Yors oosrvor Albany,
a NJ and 6P Ixprsfs, ana 10 ~ krpr~~ mall rain
For cro.n Falls - aprirg Al s.s,irs sso.s fcrs'
ville For whts PsI.s elsA 73lsnd 10 NJ, aw
PIN ~ al stations Fer shte Plain, 6l5P from white
a " AID s9P from r~enty si1ts street. depo. stop
Al al stsinus Siiltms Briigs 1sP n twedn-sfsy
Saturday ony) Twvny sixh stree depot q W aims
all sahus Returning ~ leave Albany A n and 80 T.
NJ: Fast AihAry 7l5s NJ snd tM n kxnres- rsu. Al
banv, VI A. bsst Albany ILL NJ Erpr.ss nsi tran,
FaIS ~. all steiors above fremont
Nhse P,airs Go 7n snd 10 " and 4M -. stopping
., eli stsiscs; wilisms Bridge 40 n aud Y. ~ stop
ring Il all wrlisDs Bridge 10 r. N. "Wednesday and
Saturday ociy) stppins At AL stations
JoHr BukGHiLl. Assistant superintendent
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NJ
EoRTANr wOsE-A GUIDE rUR rHb NAN
low thos~ cput~mpl aung The Afflicted. deoihtAted
n ssould nus M cry Or sdopt any treatment uii
nso q "a themselves ~ the truth oniy fcu I'd 10 DR.
b = varia lo.don and see fors nedtcsl Advi~sr
kge Guide hs,let f- 81 ~ a LAsRasIG
yss.nt or nrs aandlas, IN ssdllousy and prvassay.
r. past ~ ea fro.dsav no stairs
ouBBsTr, 20 u&srxK srRssr, BETWEEN
|bers ans hesde sr~~ss car ~ corsuN>d Nth Ne
~ a The ~ Tors University tNesicL COLLEGE
|lcoa IN IN o0sa PrfvAae entrance - No Cuy
IA BARnow, le< sLEAl * a. rTwEEr, FoUR
fron Mscdo-gN ss-~ct New York. Anfh OF the
tuvs Humsr 1rAnty," cxunuss " " oossultsd
| q and frusn 4 III 8 sundays uii q
an PRESERVATION OF HUMAN Lrrn-
Ia Consulsastrn Dr Hurrns hes r,v sA,vsy y~ays
ss>~nssru " eisessrs q cess>iu clasa 10 ~hf>A ~
4 M - tsan afr tscusAbd c&srs rfshous en- IN.
Allure ~ r~uedss ere mild and sh~r~ v q, IN
70 susnea or Grange ~ ds~s Dr au-ssv y W
t~odapce, from 10 The morriss Unit 70 - night
r~rs~sd separsss rpnx - thsa The pssisui 49, DO
corsor hamssif Bors sos W. gran.
900 Rsvyx-I.. is- CHAxBaRs sTHEs1, CAV
nsnlled = usual o. ~ lesass. 70 bon s0s Fev voss
kN uARLV GRAvI-anAD rHn PRIVATE
nj Tressise, BY DR.. WAIT . regularly sducs,ed
vholiy devossd b. curing ttssses = -ertAn q -.
Az eonsun Dr. wn-d upoo AM dsrssses upoo vs,rs
tk> ~ovid--are prepared from li'esime spest ~
ho~ptals And 4 more extended prsoiice thAn sny
phv~rs~n. Dy YARD Aocs ose rsems yua
- - nrun1voy
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CLOTIIING.

CLOTHING.
4 rrxrrIoN LADIES AND aENTI.EMKs-A LARGE
css' % .. ca n. 20 .so,. .ussass ACES % ssarsn
ssrss o. he un,eo state oner 70 pay 70. o. vsuc i -
,sss,y &c By sss 2. = r V,y , r % A.
=. s e: s :s ~ S Sss s your
eRx.r pRsAsD poR cIorHIss-A LANCE
q G IN "a. ~ :. s.r ss s ssas % rs
.s,, ~. y calling The sore Of addressing Da'1 Doys
gs,ns gsasgs sT n. .1p .s, A n.es
larrs qasns, n 50, 90 cc,hns furs,urs csrp.e
soss sSer-s,-s T. asr.Ss- rs se.-ris ..-nus, ss
ia.ly .isua.s s " lssie. s,isas.a y NJ. =
A BBrrsK AND sussR WAY F0k LADIES AND
" r., u. hras. essh ercs e. is.r css ~
busrrd By sr-s, puns send noss sy pca V Ans.lt
l ssve,n svs,u. ss.e.p r.ss,,sa md , ~.
a ssrrss CHANCE still FOR LADIss AND GEN
n p~n-n 70 onv-,i beir cssi 81 s-otAing in,a cs.h !
... 70 q ss &c Gs md for rsa. a@ d 20 %
i. s. ii o. .soua - .sre. ny eo. "a, .
~ Scent ...r.s - <, s 's''' and i"'an'
uewen We . great demand s,v OF sryhinr FOR
,ss ~.ssr. aD ssus-ra .ise %, varn,a-. oar
sN ~ -s, =; A. M sss s.. 10, g,s o.. isr
(. se-s ss ..s" e .. y ,aa as.
seventh heiow r~
~ convn ed " your abstraction. LADIES' aienici ~ Mrs
Harris.
At rHE rKw ESTABLISH sENr. SO BowEav
"A adss ard gentlemen sspo.. n their % we.-s
rres, scas,srs Th. u,Sersgr.d VIII thsn -h
n 70 so fr cssmsr~. D-sines "a acr-riIa slv psH Tor
for ~ ss for Psnss .sd yess fron ard
upwards By ralns % or Nd-ess'ns ~ bAkki- - &c
sesvs ycu erp.cs 70 recsivs for g,cda Lsai~
Attended By nu Harrh
a LARsB QUANTITY or 'cAsvoFs CLOTHING
wasted highest prf-s given. c,sh pad
Money. sbo furniture and sasp~s bought Gall ~ ~ ~
dr~o LEyES, sY~ n avenue sevenieess ssrset
A BETTER ArD suRKR WAY voR LADIES AND
svntenen he hshe cssh rrc - for ts~ar ~as ~
cohirg yu-nure apess sc end not v cc humsuss = b.
sr~ai puss n 70 call seod rots 70 sIsTz ~ Nr,h
Avenue Rsssh aul vaverey psce L<i a.
n oRxAr DHNArD POS CIOrHIN0.-LADfH AHD
n q pusnen havirg any OAst Oh Clthing Furnisare %
Csrp. srs svs-sr,,sa 70 re,s.. y fr,m
bsrege aud wonsr Dveees III. highest rr'ss vii b~ pa BY
calling adire-.ist HARafs $50 Third La
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY YoR LADrRS AND orSrLn
"A d'spc.e of their OF Coshinn Furuinre Ca-
ps Ae :. ssys | ARE oTs.r. fra, me 49, 1917 sna
sare~s. Lsh-s s,lsn6ed o. VIZ ..
Iusr ARRIVED vRon oALrYoR FLA, wTH SO no.
Areal amount for css on riothirs 70. the 'Aforris
aAe md Pfes r.ah The hshssa price psd fow cas-. 81
sss ' sss . :, -s 90 s s j..sy ras
drs. 4 6.Sey . wss sdwsy, Sss- sonsrd
xs~Aa N M n 0NhGv.
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IUsr ARRIVED. r1on CALrroR fla VIII $40 rp.
rrsAi amount for OF riothrs fov the ,Ailtorris
l,aHe Pfke's PeAk The price I'D for 81
.noAng. FRO. q 70 81 ss, sn ore~s. sw GOES gso SIS
OF Pants and vess ~ 70 - ~p-ds Bo,ta y-~ery. Fur,
snre and Bedsins The hssss pcs paid Pleas. call
drsm 0sbey % wea BIZ ~ wen lecnsrd s,t
$500 b by Ma = 0abey.
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ry5sS psT an sy,s.ss Gov WIS yss s
AnoTHta kAaS EovBLrS
''' "'''''I po caI voIi"Hb sIS.xx
miss DORA DAWSON,
Who has Just Euops where she has hesu pss
rxssxSR n iss al RI s Tsi': sr's:
ever sbs has two dstioc ma.c. v,os. ds.y -
chaog- the ether instantaneous; and bar
'' 0sE siI THAT OF MAN
and changing the audience usneoasy chssss
lrrycr Is sovsL and rHRuLrSe
ONE WEEK NoRr q .soss .endr.ful and arirrs
who A.v. .r.rss i % @ucs s .o .n1 .s ~. un-erv
rxrxI ss.Bsrs 'e' :s1S.s tss
ever Known Though hev have Fun mAurity ~
HEADS 30 so Gss sSss f RI ssA MI issArrs
ARE 'ss sSsfs s' Arr x he scE
in any language re, .s :. ,. esn :, I, hours -
who ssrCs ne .a,ts .na ~. ;se S q s,ns'a
'hA S ~" . T. Il, q IN s iSn.s
ns q rs y: ss ~ sd s's ss
,,ousM hl Ga, r n, W. ,lylsa 49, 49,.
ne M si'irtSr zSasaI., Liy,S9 sa.sxss
sssssR A nd u hS, %
other ana hesutul .psmens. uatrI and ar'inass
founded ~ -, rsvosias 2 psl:, ,Is,.r .~I.
sSss I.isssss, s.ss sEsss
noaneea u. no-, iDsr--,,ps
s ..s ssss s ss fs,s
''', lPn a. nsssr1sys sn psf sens
day .Dd evening he .gse. .,'sr ps ,. Sscs =. es =
kemssou o-ly Children under sn Is go
ID cents chidrea undsr -
| <,o.rxpT Am RAII or yBR GERMAN LID0
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pUCTION IN PRICES
ATLANTIC SrkAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY Linz

IONS vishrg 10 send for ber friends obtain return
ct the following xI~Aiiy reduced prices
s third hin frrm czlsay $40 third cabin rom any
10 Ireland railway $50 81 IN third pin from the
pal cites OF rgiAnd and scotland, N5s.
freight or pssssxe sppyto
ROWLAND AsPINW ALL, Agents.
"a AMI rs s.,uil straNt.
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IN 10 HAMBURG, HAvKG, LONDON AND
II re Hamburg American Psckes Conps.
all steamship
TEUTJEIA. d, Jauoe, commander;
rave saturday December l, 1T IL O'Clock N for
|urr via Southampton, taxing passengers for Bsvr-,
b, Southampton ana B>nsurg
|sbin. .ti0U-seccod csbia.. .S6p-Sto@rsge SIS
&C. b. RICa hid 1oAS ISL Broadway, NY.
sesmship sAXoNlA viii succeed the reutonis De
II
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nU yHRtaHv ADVANCEMENT FOR MOB
IA r,zmou,h CITY roint and Hkbmond cosnecunG
Fon and Pessrshurx AMI soutsssse kailrosd for
u Bydstol h~mphis and interaed'si- pacas
Esived every day, and thrvuHh receipe furnisAe1
10 III JJAnnsrowN. Cap, saisner. leave. every Tues
|is ROANOKE. Cap, cousA, every Thursday as
! 10 YORKTOWN. Capt Parish every Saturday. Al
!, rn-.nou,A or Scrfolk, cents per fos; 10 CITY
hls and Hichmont . CENTS
| 10 Norfolk. aAter,om and meals Included. ~; 70
- plrhurrd $40. csliar~n bet wesu the sss OF
uv,cs LUD.AM a nEfvkKBa.
No lis Brosdssy.
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Alsn GRAND STREET, sm
lou e~~e~ swee .sd pa eresa
q HkWMAhs cbeApea Tea end o6c- Warshouse ~
ynmends ss large Of Tea ucfee sussr Spices
D. bsa frvsA Ooun1y tev Reuune Hvtss snh lanhnrs
Jbeeee. Priccs o. sueAs pounds-lo1 To-.
ru.hed - pcvdaret no White $50; yeiio- IS
br0wn. 30 and <8c Buving gords large qranttsn
nsblea 70 ell cseap aels Nosrdine honses and fsm
us supplief WITH sugAx asA oahev sssn auannues Of
0vm pounds ~ ~ var6s = vhoae1Ale pricsa
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A 0RxAr DrNAfD rOA CLOTHING. -LADfH AVID
"A q pusnen having any OHas on Cyhing. Furniture
Csrpess sus-Arts~d " receive fol Psnts from
bsrege aud woss veeaes III. hishes vrss vii b~ pak BY
calling al ire-~ios HARRIS, $50 ihrd avenue. La
dtes ansn6ed 70 ~ ~ Hayrta
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TUE IALENTkD iouNs READER WILL AZ Q M.
Len. viii r~.d the suhnue tragedy o, Jane shore,
at rbbil Hall Is West fhrN uird Broadway
Monaav evening Nov &c 1870 Tickets be hsd Of }~u
Ball, Ds Br ad-sy room II Copper Institute, and ~ the
door Tickets 70
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25
From the North--OouglasE Electors Nom
mated.
YntKA. Sent 81

RkAA, Nept Y.
The Douglas Oregon State Convention
have Nominated for Electors: Wm. H..
F"rrar, of Multonoh county Ben IIaylon.
of Polk; ana VIM. Hoffman, of jackson
a letter received from Salem tonight.
says that the staying members of the Lrgis
I"tire Assembly had resolved t. 60 into joint
convention to elect two U. :. Senators, and
that Col b ,ker was not to be one of them.
As The Senate is without quorum it Is
probable tn It should they elect the Senat"s s
they will not obtain seats in the T. ). Sen.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

Two BEARS For THE Fam On Sunday
last. says the Amador Ledger. two bears, one
grizzly and the other ciunnmon, were
hrought from Volcano. They were taken in
the Silver Lake country aud are now in the
State Fair on exhibition among "the produe.
tions of our young State"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

Or two huudr' i and eighty eight deaths
in Chicago during the month Of July last,
two hundred aud fourteen were those Of
children unoer five years Of aye, and one
hundred and two of these wee less than one
year old
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

ANOTHER INDIAN FGGur. The Fort Smith
(Ark.) Times, of August 30th, Is permitted
to state, upon information in a private letter
from Fort Washtn, that DR. Page, the Sur
&c, stationed there had received news Of n
tight with the Indians encountered by The
companies of the First Cavalry on duty near
the smoky Hill Fork Of Kaw river, in which
thirty Indians were killed, three Of whom
were reported to have been slain by Capt
Carr aud three by private Simpson and
Hastings
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

THorrING MArcu On Saturday at the
I"Io Grove Course near Sacramento. a tr1t
ting race to harness. mile heats, est three in
five, for IA purse of $500, came Off het wern
Jim Barton and Glencoe Chief and was won
10y Glencoe Chief The following is the time
made:
George NJ. Ferguson's 2. @ Glenco Chief .221ll
John Dinle'S b. 2. Jim Barton. ........l 222
Time, 2:3S -2:34l5 -2:36 --2:55-2:40.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

JusT now, the class smart politicians are
plenty rs hlnckhrWjes and it is really ANUS
ing to witness their self delu>iou in regard To-
the supp osed stupidity Of everybody Lu
themselves -WoaHtaiu Democrdt
the editor uses the language given above
in an article headed ".~mart Pulilici ms
There is more meaning in the ,rgraph than
one At first signt would suppo,e. The class,
OF which he is speaking, are really plenty a.
hl lckberries J. that is to say, men who last
year supported the the Administration OF
Jamrs buchanan, hut now support, With u
heart and Il will the election Of stephen A.
Douglas to the Presidency. The Mountain
Democrat, we have no doubt, has become
alarmed at the glaring fact that Douglas men
in the county Of El Dorado, "are plenty Ms
hlackhemies they can be found on every
corner, in every nook, for Doughs and John
son. Coloma TI,aes
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25
TEE EG 2 Ap ETTT.
ICNER THE STATE LlNEl
The Steamer Tenn a it...WLr Vessel.
Arrival Overland MAn, ct.

san FEANCi,co Sept 81
VALLEJO, sept. q Thu slip Tumagmt
got ciear Of the docks at oclocl; A. ~ aud
is now lying in che stream between Gco-gia
street. wharf and Mare Island. She not sup.
posed TO Imye Iecei, ed much .jlry from tae
accident on the docks. 1t .s sa,d it will cost
100000 to repair the docks.
The war vessel Gnnges is lying in the
stream OF Meggs " htrf accessible 10 all who
may wish to visit her
The overland mail arrived Mt Visaln at
1880 a. NJ, to-day. 1t will arrive here to.
morrow evening
Another child Of Bryan Donue]1y. whose
wife and child were burnt to death. some
time since at the Poucco, has since died from
The effects Of the bugus received on that un-
fortunate night
The Sonora is over twenty-rhree days out,
and will prohaby arrive TO night, although
there are no slsns o her rs yet.
The steamer Coluuhit arrived from til,
North last night. She brings no news Of
imp Ortance.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

If Uncle Gwin should deem it advisable,
any time during the present poliicll cam
pnign, to remit To ,he Argus for party purpo-
ses. the sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars
to insure prompt delivery, he had better
avail himself of The services of Wells, Fargo
d Co. Any money sent to the Argus, through
this firm, shall be at our risk. Ar
q1ls.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

Tnn CANVASS ~ AMADoR.-On Thursday
evening next sept 27lh, R. p Hammond
Democratic nominee on the electoral ticket,
and Governor Downey will address the peo.
pie IN Jackson, aud on the evening of the
2Sth they will speak in Volcano.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

The Northern Pennsylvnnian erys thlt a
resident of >usqurhnnna Depot named John
Englan died from the bite ola ratrlrsnnke.
The day Lefore. lie hld the snake in brrrel
with one head ont, for the purpose OF exhih.
iting it, To give the curious view Of lis
prisoner, he stirred him up with stick
about II foot long. when the snake rrtulinled
by biting him on the left hand a Ady~ici,u
was called, aud prescribed whisky to be- Ia
ken internally aud The apple ,tiun of lohelir
to the woand In The course of an hour. the
bitten man drank eleven lrlI tuml l.rs OF
whsky. The first six did not appear 10 pro
duce any effect on him tut after the seventh
he began to show signs of stup"r-a stupor
from which he never recovered. lie was
taken home aud died next day
certain quantity of rum may he good
antidote To the lite of a snpb", hut twelve
tumhlrrs full Of such whisky as they sell Ia
Peunsy ylvalin is enough to kill Il regiment OF
men and the snakes too.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

BALLOON VOYAGE AcRoss THE OcEAN-A
D. Y. letter writer says
Professor" T. G. c. Lowe is making readv
to start from Philadelphia for voyage M
balloon across The Atlantic The ,ay fixed
was the 9th Sept emher, but as good many
delays have already taken place. it is likely
enough that when that day comes and zoe,
the Professor will be still ON the terra f,1na
OF Pennsylvania. Some pecunarv nnnoynn
ce' are in the way. The Philadelphia Press,
III giving IA long account Of the preparations
for the trip,says
The Professor will be accompanied hy three
persons one John h Dickinson an expert
epced sailor, who was for several years first
o'lleer Of the ship Tuscarorn, sailing ont OF
this port Mr.. d. is good navi gator. and
the nautical part of the expedition will he
under his charge He expresses the fullest
confidence of the enterprise, and explained to
one OF our reporters yesterday the mod OF
"okng the hunt in case of the party being
compelled to take oft.
The other parties who will go will he two
men, to assist in working the machinery.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

Prize FlGnr.-lhe Amndor Ledger says
that prize fight took place at Muetown, in
that county, on The 10th of September be-
tween John Leonard and John Glenn. for
$3.50 side. sixteen rounds were fought.
Leonard was the victor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

THERE were 6.$22 letters Fdlny, by the
Overland Mail eastward, aud three through
pa-sen.ers-G w. Rrdmrn, Franklin Kuaus
and Edward Woodruff
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

IMMENSE nIscovEEY IN CAL>vERAs The
Morning Call has heen Informed Ly II miner
from Calavgrn1 that hprd-m,u ut Sail
springs had found a quartz lode from which
he IA ID taken II mass nf rock and gold weigh
inl 3uo pounds, and supposed to he Wor IL
Sj0ou0! and u great excitement existed
about the di-covery. This wonderful oi-cov.
cry is said To have cen made five days ago.
and the teleIraph h probably neglected to
make known the fact, up 10 th,s time On
his account there may lie slight margin
for incredulty-4S T. Mirror
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

PoEM.-A Poem was delivered Saturday
evening, at TIE Agricultural Pavilion, in
Sacramento, 10y G. F. Nourse, Of Caayelas
cOuntY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

A NArloNAL PARTY The Breekinridsers
claim That theirs is II naiioual and Union lov.
Ing parry If so, why is it that every disun
l"ni-t IN the lruad limits Of tAe South is a
Supporter Of BrrckiH,id -e and Lnue? There
Is not upon the face of the earth single dis
unlonist who supports Douglas There i not
within the broad domain Of the R,puhlio one
single disunioni-t who i not an ardent sup
porter of either l'reckinrds- and Lone or
Lincoln aud Hamin Let lhe friends Of the
Union remember these 81 snh hc ut facts,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

The HON D-ovEW SENATORS Seventeen
State senators hold over liou last year-and
will he members of the Senate this winter
Of these eleven support Douglas and Johnson
-four support Breckinrngp and Lrue and
two are for Lincoln - MariDosa Ne,os.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25
hoUsroy CoNMrTEE.-A New York paper
has the following:

The Houston Committee of New Yo k will
meet within few days and issue an address
to the friends of the "hero of San Jncnto 4"
announcing that in consequence of the with
drawal Of their candidate, the Houston e'ec
toral ticket is dissolved The address will
recommend no particular candidate but ad-
wise the friends of Houston to vote according
to their preferences-ad which they will
De very likely to follow.