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BE Charitable.

The seeming fault in our brother may result
from that slight inarmity each person possesses,
which kksns him to tho metal which has 10 be
worked up for current use
'nTis gold, 30 pufo
1t can not bear the stamp without alloy" %
In commenting upon tho singalarities Of our
nsighbon Of tho slave Statss, lot our Judgments
tskp III ;ias wnois o. sneir position, education
and surroundings. Remember, also, our own
shortcomings and their merits. The severity
Of roproach used BY them to the people Of the
FREQ States, il is claimed, justihes retaliation.
Not so. The highest exercise Of charity Is
charity toward the uncharitabIe. H3iaf
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YsAruary.

We cntsr, to-day, the second month Of ths
year. It usually ID put upon short commons,
hsviug only twsny.slsht dsys This being
Leap Year, this month for the especial ssssm.
modation Of the ladies, 10 extended 20 o. to
contain twsnty-nine days, the last one being
sa istsscsiasy day.
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Arrival Of the santa Fe Mall. .

Arrival Of the Santa Fe Mall.
IsDErHspsscH, January 3l.--The Santa Fe
Mail arrived here TO. day.
Lieutenant Robinson, who won't out two
weeks ego, was accidentally shot through the
b There wers two mails lying at Pawnse Fork
awaiting escorts. Lieutenant Besle had sent
two escorts from there with the outgoing
mails. No Indians were seen by the mail
party. ~ ss.,.;,,.c @
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OPHRA-MANAaERs ARRESTED IN BosroN.--
Tho Boston Atlas of Saturday reports the ar
rest of Ullmann and Strskoach, managers Of
the Italian Opera Troupe, now performing In
that city, at the suit Of Madame Gaszaniga.
After the failure of some Of the European ar
lists, either through sickness or inefficiency,
tho managers, hoping to retrieve their losses
in New York, entered into . contrast with
Madame Gazssniga, and failed to meet their
engagements hence the trouble. 5as
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Sending Them to Coventry.

Thebanishmsnt Of the Madison and Bracksn
County Yrsssoilsrs reminds us Of the time Of
Charles I. Coventry vas the stronghold Of the
Puritaus; snd at the commencement Of the
troubles, many Of this dsspised ssct In the
nsighboring country, that would sain have
lived quietly ct home, were forced BY tho roy
alists to bsgons, and to Coventry they came.
Hence the phrase 10 ssnd 10 Coventry.
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Virginia Legislature

RIoHMosp, January s1.--A difficulty, which
was, however, amicably settled, between the
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates and Mr..
Seldom, Of Stafford, prevented action yesterday
on tho resolution relative to the appointment
Of o committee on the resolutions Of the. South
Carolina Mission. i,,T a
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zg-sss account on firat page Of ceremonies
Of burial Of Warrington IN Clncinnaii sixty
years ago. Sli - IS q AIM
The Speaker.

Hon. Winter Davis NJ. o.. Of Maryland,
ysstsrday voted for Mr.. Pennington for
Speaker. Mr.. Davis was studentat Kenyon
College, in this State. One more vote Is
needed to elect Mr.. Pennipgton- who win
give it7
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{ SHRrwD OPERATION OF MARRIED CosPLE.--
A couple resident in Nebraska recently applied
to tho Legislature and obtained q divorce,
and immediately the man and wife preempted
one hundred and sixty acres Of land apiece,
and having proved their title thereto were
married again the next day, after securing ono
hundred and sixty acres Of land by the opera.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
xxxvIth CoNGREss-Ist SESSION,

XXXVIth CONGkBSS-lst. SESSION.
WAsHrKeros, January 81.
SENATE.--A communication was received
from the Commissioner Of Patents, transmitt-
ing the meteorological observations Of 1859,
which ho thought Of Sufficient interest TO be
printed. Referred. 4Falfom f-ytsb! 88t
Mr.. Iverson introduced bill to carry out
the provisions of the hfteenth srticle Of the
treaty with Mexico. ti,p ID "a
Mr.. Fitch introduced resolution voting
5000 extra copies Of the Presidents message
and accompanying documents. Adopted.
5 Mr.. Grimes asked to be excused from serv-
ing on the Committee on Private Land Claims.
Granted. tai W scr
Mr.. Douglass resolution was called up
and Mr.. Hunter spoke. 10 pointed out
the vast importance Of the products Of
slave labor to the people of the
North. He argued that there was no ire
pressible conflict between the sections, and
that tho emancipation Of the slaves would
provo great injury to tho people of all the
sections. If tho North could not, in con-
science, carry out the provisions Of the Con-
stitution, the manly course was to say go and
prepare for separation. Free society was
an experiment, whereas slavery had been tried
and proved 10 be stable. "A strict observance
of the Constitution would save the Union.
Adjourned. 'sas 4v iaf 5oAr
HOUSE. - The galleries are as donsely
crowded ss yesterday; but the excitement to.
day ID not % intense, nor is the door incum-'
bsred with 10 many unprivileged persons.
On motion Of Mr.. Stanton, there was call
Of the House. 1t appeared that the following
gentlemen were absent: Messrg. BoyCe, STALL
worth, Brown. of Kentucky; Sicklss, Kunkel,
are Republicans. ., Fg2
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Citizens Committee.
PRESENT YOUR BILLS.

Azws AT A. MEETING OF THE
8 COMMITTEE or TARRANGEME ENTS for
the Rsssption OF Guests, &c held YESTERDAY at tho
Merchants Exchange,it IL was y. q. !.
be until Thursday, Feb. 2, at ~ O'Clock 2. M, and
that the Chairman give notice that no bills VIII %
allowed or paid unless the same BE- presented 20 MIN
ina, to be held at the Merchants Exchange 81
KHsoLyEB, That the foregoing resolution be pub.
shsd In all the SIsHcT
N. !. wn1rxmAx, Secretary. as,s. ID. u
CIR0IHNATf, January 90, 1850. s Nv la3lD
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NJ The international" J" Sycamore street,
opposite the National Theater, ID the avorts place
Of resort. Lew. and Phil know how TO tickle the
appetite, andwi spread themselves to-day. Drop in
at II o'clock A MAGNIFICENT Lunch, 40. 4
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Fire at Buriingtop,,

BURLINGTON, January 31.--A FIRE oocurrsd
hare this morning, destroying the entire stock
Of Ross AWhipple, hardware merchants, and
The grocery establiShnsnt Of =. @. Gsshwend.
Total losa sstimstsd Of $0o, ,oes. Insurance net
known,
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p% Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest COR
nsr Of Sixth and Western.row, over Hannaford's
drug store. Pictures taken and ut In good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted 70 please. ah
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Non-Arrival of the America.
HALIFAX, January S1-M.-There are no
signs Of the America, now overdue, with Liv-
erpool dates 70 the 18th.
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LAW REPORT.
surHRrosoou

RooM No. Judge Storer presided in this
branch Of the Court and heard one or two submit.
branch Of the Court during Judge Spencers absence
from the city. Judge Hoadiey during the same time
will try the Jury cases. ff -.- Ia .f1. 4.
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MARRIED

RUTH-MADDOx-On Thursday evening. Jan.
nary Is, at the residence Of the brides father BY
Rev. Mr.. Hyner, Ir. f. W. Ruth, Of Covington, KY.
to Miss L. Maddox, Of Dry Greek, Ky. WI 1,.b
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DIED.

TOwNsEND-At Richmond,. Ind, Of oonsunp.
ton, Emmor H. Townsend, aged % years.
vrinda A. Mason wife of Il. q. Hill, aged 70 years.
Q months and days.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
HOME INTEREST.
or A. A. Eystsr, Clocks, Watches and

aaB- Ball 4 Thomas, No. 100 West Fourth
street, take the best Lkenssses in the country. Try
them and satify yourself.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio continued to decline here yester-
day quite gradually and last evening there was not
much over eleven feet water between here and Louis
vile with good Btage for all purposes OF navigation
as far az the month. The weather became cold yes.
day, and In the morning the snow began falling and
continued until evening. The temperature decreased
the day advanced and at midnight 1t
On the Landing little was doing yesterday, though
the offerings we're fair for Southern ports. Rstes
continued as annexed: sag stt s.y
Pittsburg- Cotton, 65c.: Molasses, 65c.; Whisky,
lOc. Flour, 25c.; Pork and Lard, $780,; Pound
Freights, l21Sc. per 100 lbs. .QR
Nashviiie- Whisky, per brl 50c.; Ale, 40c.; Pound
Freights, 256l30c. Per 100 lbs. -
st. Louis-Heayy Pound Freights, 2oc per 100 lbs;
Whisky and OIL $50. per bril-; Stoves, 26c; Ale, oOc
II Evansville whisky and OIL, SOC. per brl. W
CAIRO Whisky and OIL, 6Oc. per bril-; Pound
Freigbts, 20c per 100 lbs. lu.
New Orleans Whisky and OIL 75c; Flour, &c.: Pork
60c.; Bacon, and other pound Fretgts, 2@s0c. per
100 lbs; Keg Lard, l6c.; Horses, $l0 per head.
M STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
AbsivAIs.-Prioress Madison; Melrose. Maysvills;
Telegraph, Louisyile; Dunleith Neville; Bostona,
Portsmouth; Boston, Big Sandy; Sam. Kirkman,
DrrAnTulEs. Boston, Big Sandy; Bostona, Ports.
mouth; Prioress, Madison; Telegraph, Louisviile
Liberty, wheeling; A. w. Quarter, Kanawhs; N
W. Thomas, New Orleans; Dunleith, Neville; Chees
man, st. Louis.
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nf~ MEDICAL DIS.
u3Y OOYERY ID acknowledged by themost EN-.
nent physicians, and By the most careful druggists
throughout the United 6tates TO be the most eectual
and effected more permanent cures, than
any preparation known TO the profession. Scrofua,
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald-head scaly eruptions
the system restored to full strength and vigor. Full
and explicit directions for the liberated sore
lees and other corrupt and running ulcers is given In
the pamphlet with each bottle. For sale by JOHN d.
PARK, SURE, EQK8TEIN a co., and GEORGE
III. DIXON. Price 81. sepl9-ay
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Pure Liquors.

VXyE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE SUP
w PLY of Liquors, selected especially for medi-
cal purposes, such as Old Cognac Brandy, Old Bour-
Old Port Wine, Old Sherry Wine, Old Madeira Wine,
Old Oatawba Wine. For sale by ~ 81 s .zsb6f
rsfa7 ALBERT ROSS, Druggist, y
iaaO s.w. cor. EightA.st. and Western row.
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n~CMILBLAINs AND FROST
I'D PSlmsss a Vegetable a .ss,. Cosmetic ssas
ann0ysnces. It not only effects q complete cure.
ofen by one thorough appllcstion but Il decreases
the liability TO return Of the same difficulty. For
sale by druggists generally.
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Z. Essence OF Pineapple,
W1yssENCE OF LEMON, OIL OF LEMON,
IL Essence Of Strawberry, Oil Of Orange, Essence
Of Orange, Oil Of Rose, for saleby Hsf a, rsg7g
It 32l ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
ja30 3. w, cor. Eighth .ut. and Western row.
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Am. CHAs. sTROBEL & BROS
tS$ Pocket et-book Store and Factory have been
removed 10 No. i60 Walnut-street two doors below
Fourth, where the best and largest assortment OF
Wallets Porte anomalies, Purses, Bags Portfolios,
Bankers' Gases, Oabas Gases for Jewelry, &c.s can
be nd at the lowest prices. laSlaM
ar> MAsONlC.-sTATEDn COM
Q8 MUNIUATI0N Of the N. q. Har- u
mony Lodge No. q u. and A. Masons, THIHN
(Wednesday) EVENING, February l, ct 81 NN
O'Clock. punctual attendance Of members,
is requested. CHAS. B. F0LGER,
felss Secretary.
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Pure Catawba Wine.
Bay Rum.

DURE CONCENTRATED BAY RUM, Of
EDWARD SOANLAN & co.. .pruggists,
n inala ~. n. IL. cor. Fourth and Main. .gtreete.
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Wigwam Tonic.

A FRESH SUPPLY OF THIS EXCEL
IN LENT TONIC just received and for sale by =
aiaift5lA sl;f ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
ja3o g. w. cor. Higbt &C. and WesfDrn- row,
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axE> PHYsIO-MEDICAL INsTI-
TUTE Tho commencement exercises Of
this College will take place THIS EVENING. Feb.
l. In the hall over the Mercantile Library, Walnut-
street near Fourth, The Ysledictory for the class
from the Faculty b. Prof. W. W. Cook, M. D. The
public are respectfully invited. II. felae
a@.OHIO LIFE INSURANCE. co.
Tho Stockholders Of the Ohio Life Insur.
ance Company are notified that the Annual Meeting
Of the company, No. IS West Third. d.street, on MON
DAY, the 9Th day Of February, $780, between the
hours Of IL O'Clock A. II. and 2. n. .4.f K.
jal2t lae HENRY HOCKEY. Secretary.
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Admission, Is cents. Doors open at Z O'Clock; Lee
ture to commences at O'Clock. 2 ja3lc \
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SUN MONS.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Fl Dorado. 49,
In the District Court Of the Eleventh JuliCa! Dis.
tTicI.
c. u. PATTERSON, PlaintifH. Va EZRA CHASE, DE.
frndAnt-Acon brought IN the District Court " the
Eleventh Judicial ID ST. let, and the Complaint filed
III the County 81 III Dorado, In the Office ~ the
Clerk of the said District Court In nnd for sad Coun-
ty aud State
The People NJ the State Of California. to EZRA
CHASE, greeting: You are hereby required io ap.
pear In AN action brought against yUu by the above
named plaintiff ia the Dslri, Court Of the Eleventh
Judicial District in and for the Cuuh:y II III Dorado
AMI TO answer the complaint flied therein 10 copy
Exclusive of 'he day of srrNicc) after the service on
II served "nt of this County, but within his judicial
District, within twenty days, II served out Of said
District. then within forty days. or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to recover judgment for
the SUN Of four hundred aud ten dollars for profess
siona services rendered by plaintiff an attorney
aud counsrlorA las, at frLdant's spec al Instance
and request and costs Of suit, prayed for In plain
TINS complaint, file herein. And II you tail to
appear and answer the said complaint, lns above
required the said plaintiff will take Judgment against
you for said sum and costs according the prayer Of
said Complaint.
- Witness my hand and the seal of said
rEAL Court hereto affixed, ut Office in Placer
49, vile, this the 18th day Of July, Ammo Dom
inl one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
WA. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
by OGDEN SoCIRES. Deputy Clerk.
g. w. SANDERsoS. Attorney for Plaintiff. jy2l-3m
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polite and prompt deputy Of uncle Tracy, never
fails to lay on our table the down country papers
almost simultaneously with the arrival Of the
stages. He's clever little euss.
MONDAY MoRNIXG next, at 10 O'Clock, the
District Court and the Board Of Supervisors
will commence their respective sessions. The
Supervisors will have in hand the equalization
Of taxes. Let those interested attend.
ERRATA.-We made several mistakes in our
notice Of the new house Of Mr.. Van VOORHEES,,
iu our last issue. The contractors for the entire
work are MeSsrs. Colby 4 Noe, and the base
ncnt only is TO be Of stone, the balance Of brick.
THlRD CHOP.-One of the pear trees we spoke
of in late issue, as having two distinct crops
<F fruit upon It, can now boast Of third. II
has again blOomed and has now three sets of
fruit upon it-all healthy.
Business. LIKE.-1he other day wo counted,
at one time. eight huge "Mountain Clppers''
on Main street. just arrived from Folsom,
heavily laden with goods for our merchants.
FIRE-PROoE.-A. G. Henry has commenced
the making Of his house, at the corner Of Main
and COlOma streets, proof against fire, by put
ting up iron doors and window shutters. A
good idea.
FOUxD DsAO.-The body Of midAle-Aged man
was found, yesterday, near the slaughter house,
on the Georgetown read, In such decomposed
condition as to render recognition impossible
HOcIue To bis death has a. yet been ascertained.
ExDORsED.-TOe DOugIas-wOrshippers Of this
county, In their Convention on Thursday last
virtually endorsed the "Parson's BuIkhead
Bill, By refusing to pass aresolutiOn endorsing
Governor Downey' . Administration, and par.
ueularly his veto Of that measure.
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IN virtue 9th above tNcrui"r. I%.uel out Of the
ohi,e ~ John h. EaLkin Justice ~ the Peace, t,uc.
ressnT ia "fhet h Martin DAri,l upon Judgme mt
rendered by sah Martin Dart. nn the lIth day of
June, =. l$ii, and III favor of Clrui.Ht I+utrau
and against said john EI.,cy. fr the suin d; Ffy-
i"ur NI-l" dollar debt, aud Tliriy-two I-lm dol
laTs c"Ss 81 suit Wtih acernng costs, have levied
upon all the right. title and interest. 81 sad John
kh.cy III and 10. the following d,.irib,d property.
situAir'l the village "f faIrpay, tot wit:
One house and lot OH the S"uth ni Main street.
known as Ens,y's Billiard Saloon :; one house and
lot, situated Oh the North side Of Said street, known
asa dance Iiouse"-and will expose the samr for
sale at public auction,
On the 18th day of September, 1890,
To satisfy sad execution aud costs. Said sale tn
take Place at Oc"rk, T.. n, NJ the village Of Fair
play, Cosunnes Township. FL Dorado county.
G.S. CLAGIIOEN, Constable.
aug PITS In and for said Township.
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CONsTABLE's SALE.

GTATE or CALIFORNIA. ~ D"TA.i" ceHHiy. IN
- Ju.tic, 8, CoIr,-Co>tinurs Tuwn.h p Ar,u.; II.
lsG' The people Of the State "f California. :" tr
SicI ID "r any Constable Of II Dorado .uIntyt,r'
ing Whereas, u Judgment WaSItnderrdIt MhKIIN
DART = Justice "f the prarc Hr C1rumi.rs Township.
in said count,. on the iIih lIy of Jnnr. t.. 80.
ihfaVGr 0rCLENESr BENTTEAE inl aga.i',' aOI1N
ENSEi for 'le sun of finy:ou II inn dollars debt
and Thirty two i~h"ilars costs of suit as appears
20 me, Jus;irr Of the Pcare. hr Ia oaic"
to Martin bart Just.ce afnr, shhJ by in.p",t uu 81
he docket and that the sanc remains wh"ly un-
V.id-tirsc are, therefor, I" coi.iatl you that on;
uf the personal property. and II sniciru, personal
property Cannot it found then out "i real rr0r"f.
IL sdi John Ens-y, y"n levy, aud cause 10 be- mad
by stress and .ae, sad amount ~ F'ty four stl'n
d"l'Ars debt, AID Thir;y.two 20 l." d0ar, costs -
.u. together With interest on the SAID SUN at the
rate nf ten IcT cent per ahIIui, To iic L'e thereof,
and costs that iHy accrue. AID al this writ max"
"g'l ''iIi'' and due return within KY days from
the date hereof.
Gwen under my hand this the Eth lay of August.
\. L.. l>Tb. u RANKIN Ju-',,r 81 IT," P,..".
and Successor in nficc to Martin bart.
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KNOW ALI, MEN

10y these presents. that I, MARCADE CORASA. Of
ID the village ~ G+"rgetown. III Dorado county
aud State Of California for. and in consideration -
the of Three Hundred ard Fly Dollars (aajII0
10 me IN hand paid. the cpt whereof is hereby
acknowledged, have Gargaihed, sold and conveyed
and do by these presents bargain. sell, inl convey
all u; my right title and interest, CONSISTING 0i one
undivided halo In and TO- the following dr.cribrd
property and parcel ~ land. lying and b"ny situated
m the Viag" nf t'poFgEtWIt. aII,ty and State afr'-
said, unto LEVACA KAMtS, her heirs and as.gn-r-
forever Said parcel Of land il situated on the West
side nf Church street, "pI"-'r ii" "Or"Hh. llotl,'
aud bounded oh the sOuth by the lot belonging to
rne tugnptrrr and rtTr Sdrr'I by IN III rTi0fg Z.
ing I" James Kelley: be ng the same property that
sold and cunYt jed. Ly Dctd. DiI iLe iG dly VI
July. Z. Il. lSi, by Mary ta.icttco ~ Marcal, CO..
rasa and H." said L"Vuca Rancs ;n have and Ia hold
the sane, unto the said L"Va, l;anes her heirs and
asSiHnees. fortyrr-t"geil,er with all and singular
The t"Ecm"iis aid allIIi"nanrrs trrt unto brluI
ing, or abyWlse appcTtaiting thereto.
In Withr>s vh'r-Of have hrrrnntO Sc; NY hand
and seal, tls the ais; day of October. \. d. ls;j.
MARCADE y C0RASA. IsEtLl
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Plae.rriIIe po., ONCE.

TINIIE MAILS for Sacramento, San Rranciseo and
J. all parts Of this State, close every day at this
ONCE atY O'Clock, P. M.
via Los Angeles, close semi-weekIy, on Wednesdays
and Fridays at o'clock p. ~.
TIE Steamer mails for the Atlantic States Ore
gOn and Washington Territory, close about fhc3rd
and 18th Of each month, Except when those days
come on Saturday, aud then they will close the
day reviOus.) at 10O'ciOek r. h. Letters intended
to go by this route muStbe marked "via Panama"
The Mails for Grizzly Plat close at this Office
every Wednesday, morning at o'clock.
The Mails for Newtown close at @ O'Clock, A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
The mails for CedaFVille and Indian Dggings
close ut O'Clock A. 81, every Monday and Friday
The Mails for Gold Springs and Coioma close ev.
cry day, Sundays excepted) at 3 0'clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Flat, and Georgetown Mails
close Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at
O'Clock r. NJ.
The Mails for Carson Valley and Salt Lake City.
close S-mi-MOntlly on Wednesday mornings at
o'clock.
OFFICE HOCRs.-Prom O'Clock, A. 81, ,tii12,
NJ; and from till 5, T.. NJ, (Sundays exceptcd.J
On Snndays.From until 10. 4: ~, and from
Suntil ~ Pm III. SPENCE. p. NJ.
The Medical and Surgical Institute
OF Dr. l.. J. CZAPkAY, is already secured in posi-.
ton which places II, as well n its proprietor far
ab we the assaults 0f envy and professional malice.
In the schools Of France the highest prizes are often
awarded To practitioners in this department of Medi
cal science and they occupy with others equally
lofty position In the profession Ricord Is an illus
trOus example, shining light among the philoso.
phcaI stars Of his age In Eirope, AMI Dr. CzapLay
has fully equalled him In this country, ~ proof of
which, the Philadelphia College of Medicine compll.
mcnted him with Diploma, and the honorary d'i
sHHde,H degree. Sciectng this A. his field " ocril-
tion. although qualified graduate Of the Cniyrr-
siy of Pesth. and late Chief Surgeon Of the lunga-
rim Revolutionary army, for more extended labors
DR.. l.. }. CEapkny has bent his attention 10
the cure ofchr0nic ard private DISEASES In which he
has become so great an expert that he Is now re-
gaTded the L+ader in this branch Of hi. profession
throughout the United States, and hs portrait aud
biography published matter 6f interest to
their readers in the most exclusive journals. The
Doctors offices at his Medical aud Surgicai Ia
sttute, OH Sacramento street. corner u Lridc -or IT,
nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
~ Wea,k the paTticu aticn tion Of our readers
to the sworn certificates Of remarkable cures in an
other column fthi. paper jyli3m