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, 1860-02-16

New YoRK, Feb. l5.-Tho Tisass publishes
the text Of the McLane treaty, which verides
the summary Of its stipulations published some
tine since.
County, on Saturday afternoon last Three
young men from Esopus, having taken u sail in
au ice-boat, fastened their boat to the dock at
Port Even, and left her for d while. Three
other young men took her and sailed about,
when one oil the first party, named R:izea, re-
turned aud threatened to drive them out: one
OF the men stabbed him MORALLY. Rilzeu's bro
ther and his flieud came to the scene. aud IN the
m<Ese which followed, the latter was frightfully
wounded. Hiram R,tzea then shot one Of the
men. and started foE Kondout, where he gave
himself up to the authorities. lie was badly
hurt. The other names are unknown.
On Saturday afternoon the granting Mill OF the
powder works Of Frank 4 Smith, near New
burg, exploded, and IN employee, Christopher
Zimmerman, was killed.
The London correspondent Of the Commercial
| says the government are threatened with a
heavy appropriation On the budget, but they
hare guod deal Of strength and will probably
| get through in triumph. The session, how.
ever, promises to be an exciting one.
The jury in the case Of u. S. Tries, the mur
dered watchmau, have returned verdict thai
he came TO his death By violence from soms
unknown person. Mrs. Cliste1 has been dis
charged.
she AIaSo Cof6o ~ 'ooeu VI auout tuict
millions ot dollars.
The rise Of 1t per cent. in Pacific Mail .tocl
this morning was caused BY report that Van
derbilt made propositions some days since fol
the settlement ot the appropriations between
the rival lines, and they are likely to be carrict
into effect on the basis Of a weekly line to As
piuxall, and u new arrangement Of partition
between the different lines.
At the second board the stock further ad
rnnced 1t per cent.
| Tie Washington correspondent Of the Pa
says Mr.. Seward has great speech prepared o,
the slavery question, to be delivered ut tittin:
Kumrrs are rife in Jersey City Of natur
seriously duplicating certain persons doinl
business with the New York Bay Cemetery
The practice is said to be to place a number q
cofl;ns in yaa!t unit. some ten or twelve hay
accumulated and subsequently to remove th
bodies winch arc buried By wholesale in q PIN
box. The more expensive Collins are takeI
back to the wareruoms aud re,old to custom,
/ crs There il to he an investigation.
, 1860-02-16

oi1.4
To this nun1.r must be added about $500
put up BY rarious small packers in the city, Ter.
mans principally, who pack lots of from 50 to
packed in lie cNy Of Quincy, iu tue season Q.
1880, amount to 6o.1al.
The average weight Of the hogs packed is
1875 e4-loo lis; and the aretase price paid. as
near ns we could ascertain it, was $5.s7f a 10,
Ibs-QAiacy IpNy, 11th.
, 1860-02-16

New York Cattle Market.
BrTnroxAru1 NV ftEK, Feb. Is,
KeeeipA s4tS Bee.e. 14o Co.'s Il; yes!s sSes sheep
Aad Laspb&, md 3L6s Swine.
REII-Actise uocer short supply. and he hsher-.&
1nc, and very e1aa At1lQts4c: average rate II
Gfe.
VxAs Asp Cows-Cnehangtd and dull.
SRxxr Axp LANES -Adyapcxd @31GS0c head,
kw1r1-Firu 1t G46kc alive.
, 1860-02-16

LONDON, Feb. 3.-The Timer city article says
the funds opened on Friday with great steadi-
ness aud an improvement Of IN t, which was
we'll maintained throughout the day.
Mr.. HUT, member Of Gates Head, has accept
ed the Vice Presidency Of The Board Of Trade,
vacated by Nr. Cowper.
Ths Pit says the treaties Of Fillafranca aud
Zurich n1e virtually snnulled. The Western
Powers hare commanded that no armed inter-
veu,ion shall take place in Italy unless it isprc
7iously sanctioned by the unanimous approval
Of all the great European Powers practically.
Such condition is tantamount to absolute non
Intervention.
, 1860-02-16

Arrival OF the Steamships AfaGo and
Prince Albert. =

NEW Yoak, Feb. 15.-The steamship Arago
from Iasrc and Southampton; arrived this A.
u. News anticipated.
The Prussiaa 'Ga=<te says that Government
is on the point Of aeeding to the commercial
treaty between England and trnnee. t. .xo
arrangement between France aud Sardinia re-
spectipg the cession Of Safoy, vas agreed upon
previous to the war in Italy, and was to be exc
cuted in case Austria should entirely evacuate
Italy. It Was also agreed that Chabla1a. anu
Fairqni should be ceded to Switzerland.
ST. JonS, Feb. 15th.-The steamship Prince
Albert, Capt. Prons, from Galway on The 3th
inst, arrived at this port this 4. u. She has
experienced heavy weather. She had 90 cahln
and $50 other passengers for New York, for
which port she leaves this evening
The steamship New York from New YORK
| for Bremen arrived at Southampton on the 3D.
and the steamer yigo from New York arrived
| ut Queenstown on the 3d. The news il meagre
| ana without special importance.
| GnrAr Bn11A1x.-Lord John Russel had ata-
| uounced in Parliament that the government
would not produce the correspondence relative
| to the rumozed annexation Of Savoy to France,
/ hut he said That Count Waleweski had assured
Lord Cowley that the Emperor had no intention
Of proposing the annexation. The British gov
ernment sent despatch expressing satisfaction
/ at thus assurance.
On the question Of appointing committee
to investigate the miscellaneous expenditures
the ministry were defeated by IS majority:
VIM. Cowpcr will be Minister Of Public
Works, rice Fitzroy, deceased.
The Hanover Cotton Mills at Manchester hae
been burnt, involving loss Of .3O, GOO.
FaAscE--The French news is confined to th'
| question Of the annexation Of Savoy. The Rt
trie denounces the efforts Of Sardinia to preyen
the Sayoyards from expressing their desire TO
annexation.
The Bourse was improving. The ReQte
closed on the cd at 67f. Coo.
lrALr.-The London Rns prominently IN
nounces that England and France are allied o.
the italian question, mud firmly determined tha
no Intervention shall be committed. 1t was n
mored TINT the Governments are determined I
recognize annexation to Sardinia IS the onl
Arsrn1A.--There was increasing discoutcnti
Hungary, and matters were daiiy growing NOR
, 1860-02-16

prTuxa.4ru.1 Nxv Torx, Feh.1b.
F1or4-Tssn.aet1ons only to limited extent, and mar
ket owIr inquiry caeny supply q pr asng w4nts at
~ ,Gs1l - 'as WI es ah 1T, IL nd
s3ss for e1.ia st .ts e. sos4o Tor common 70 MT
sn, s1ta western o:9Y;.o for ne b. r
nour dul rs.opuv gales OF ?i0 hols. - = ios
to eho!c! extra. Rye four n fasr sopi4y ana
a!.tss1 &,o Co,n msa! anlt I'd = ee9epE; Buck
4ikc, md 10 bliss, axe. lit, ,a.r
nodr1a,e mi liz d mud Saes 100 ba 1atwauxee ub
II ii fair aury and dull a: soss7e bsIty quiet 80
on ssay Fl FL nsS s ~ saes
.sx:fof new VII t. md 5e1hw. Oats II te oss'9 ~
nsnd-4+<34sc for We.tssn, anadtan and stAta.
s I T :s H. ~ 81 S ?'sisy
IT. 3.215M for old Prime a%b0 fGr SsW III e1oes =
CITY t5 1ncilded IN the 4re 1000 b.s eo r rs =
NV P.imt, 81 March, Il sNo Beer nln aaa n: e Is g
s:far Do le.s . sl5 IL ;spas:ed ~ III :@i:;
Wss,en generally held at as Ptue He:s Bes am .
i1cssismsnd fSr Wes esu. Cut Mas hra Sal,s u i;
At ;e for shsders sx@9xef! a.ms: :? H., e,1sa f
Il! hs9 so Z : assr a..
ise fos ohio; i5a2oc i51 State. Ghts :. e@lEs
cl sant aa IT. T. ~ -, Il sno a1.
snd y aHesen bsls NV ii 5Xe; 9 lF,.
s hSas Gshs ~ Y 81 :z so1s: usssaa
hT aa,.t.n 4 u thds tez.s sold At 1Ae. St~ ofea1'
s1oeE+Rather t1ue,. and Pacific Mail Is ~ hfghe
~ ssx. 4 ch!casss:. &C W i ca. Q sSX.. Panau
4 r r. Ssos, = ass Il Il. tsa o.
| p;H, NJ IS sqx. IsIn G's SIX, q . s. Of - s9t,
, 1860-02-16
European Circulars by the Canada.

GAEVP0NA %41NAAAfN ~ kA6 CAAAAAe
LIVERPOOL, Jaa, g. 1850.
D1sApszr.rsTh. inactivity which has lorE prevailed
in he has eonuust tAs week: At market
~. sfs:
indian Corn quiet
s. =; sfs' sss 3.s:ss !:
Inean cotn IN LAT better dcnind. Il so ed
tss os We as1s wte.i HE'D IS whs ).
i! q H. iadss IL
se tut lie dea aaa Is aot aist sles o ii iinIs DO
not t1eet ooo tie! es n about pser.1u' Quotations.
bseozLees osi aaa shst ada e II good eoa.nnpt,s
r. na =, = 70 ss gs ::
AZ s es
an @ <ood demand I'D steady
6 oi fse
mafttt Il 4 n ;. IS d I, sss % to1r: re:
;sssssvs !sqsy "a sssx x r. W. @ @
Goae il Flax seed. K1cnAko=os, srxzc1 4 Go.
Lssr.rno1. Jan. g. $780,
hang et IN hopes of operating On nos favo:abe terms.
but tnpcItes show kcas asaes and whese sales lavs
sS1P e H;5E i 90, Sssf + but sst yst
M Ss, 4 es oa
laer f1 Cunt e1laad Cut there sas Of improve
fst
te West tanal.. and til, route pFonss to srine
.esFsae nsa sseai z hsre - yts ' ''s = W ~
ase
| In value. hut more ka1a4tle-
{, ton: sod Il 1all pEise4caa.dan Butter seafee a1a
dssss-rcday's market was sh,n'r ateated. and the
busne.s in Whea, Frur smitfd to ut ~ sslea
sy 6e eopadsred a 1T 1as
better request and former rae1 u u atpiIned
We fraan respectfully Sstaisns .e5E1n1n Gn,
Lruroo,, Jan s., lseo
LA,rIae demand s:ll sa'es AMOUNT
s}"a qsa No
| worth s.. tdGs;gt As IN quality.
p.Iss Tos!nsa ~ gin: 1: a i s:;ea ;ss:a..
H. .one Il Ia1fea IS !. 70, lie Only .as lit re
foss-Ne further sales have eten made Of fncx American
hui old Offering a ratcs aud some sa talss h1vu
be9n lar for 1ordoD for Long
.ra sho N9aes lsh h.s ttn e e.: &c e 'hs recent
g. Cut Ii also better AMI 4ssa+ss 81 has been nade
we hsve hsd aha~p troft. considerable fall ct rno~
suoeerccd b. IT, avy rzn Since of Tuesasy Ths aal
,n 1,ry Iet s'ae Ind dF5 weather much needed BY
rls t1aa zket st.t rm.sns in. s.kxish .tate farm.
s. sey:: :; Sas %s: -. @
abe to look for inpruttu1t mt TEe
cnnsuuptre demand for Indian Corn Increases hen
aud In Ireland aid Asthere aras at the po14 Of
calL puscha eannot le effected easily lat week.
Dc ivtIes Of Mhtat Irm ovn fsimes for the past
a yca1: pace ha year is lid aeain 4s sdcpr
responding Il last yta1.
chad fir n,nce at inarkt th1a morning znd
moderate husness resulted in Wheat and Flour Il steady
Indian Com In actTe demand ttau for
past and purchases could mt b. made eaf 1t
| ourlsat and the quantity odtsinS rather restricted.
| No ensnga In other aft!ee1.
lnportA 'rom ii eth to Ii csh. ine.ualve,
l:sts wtsa - q. 1aaI.n ce9; 80 s:ek: 4:
On Of Wheat On Indian Com: sAaeksand eco tbls
] Flor. .
Whe.i-Atne1cau White 90 q sc 100 Ihs.
=. =, k1ira.. .1GQkAlA0 :.
:. ., Red. 6<'& va ..
| :, :. :. Extra 69ihn :.
:. Heattd t'aty....... ssS$ SO :.
Fons-nalnere acd PHILADELPHIA. Gs<-7ea lst ~.
| :. Ohio Observation-Disclosures se5s68&sO
| 4&ttr .ytkit4S6z0
, 1860-02-16

Sfr. Elberidse voted for Gales i Seaton.
The subject ssas then passed oveE Tor to-day.
In pursuaace Of an order previously adopted,
a large number Of bills aud resolutions were in
trodaced, araong them bill By Nr. Morrill,. DO,
mating lands for the promotion Of the arts aud
sciences to the various States, and bill for the
prevention Of potygnmy in the Territories.
Mr., Walton offered a resolution, which WAS
referred to the Committee on Commerce, to iu-
auire into the expedienc5 Of sc.ion to prevent
tue importation Of adulterated tea.
Mr. Fcntta introduced blu tor tue settle
u.ent Of the claims OF officers and soldiers Of the
Revolutionary Amy, aud the widows and chill
.iren Of those who died in the service. Also 4
Pacific Railroad bill. Referred to the Commit
tee on Military Affairs.
3Lr. Briggs introduced a blu for the establish
mept ct Branch Mint in New ork. Referred
to Committee on Commerce.
s,z. REYNOLDS introduced bill for the iH,-
provcneat Of the Hudson river near Albany,
mud bill tos the erection ia that city OF Post
Office, Custom House and Court House.
Mr. Duell introduced resolution requiring
the Postmaster General 10 communicate copies
of all the resolutions or instructions 10 the
Fostmasters as to the opening and distributing
OF newspapers supposed 10 contain iucendiarv
matters. Referred 10 Committee on Post Of
fces.
John Cochrauc introduced bill to amend
the passenger laws for the better protection and
security OF IeEAte pas3ehgetSi oti1 10 estao-
lish The collection Districts Of the United States,
aud TO designate ports Of entry and delivery tor
the same, and regulating the appointment. and
compensation Of the officers Of; Customs. Also
q bill for the siupl,6cation and eodifeation Of
the Revenue Laws, and for other purposes.
Mr.. Grow introduced bill to prevent the
sale Of public lands, except to actual settlers
until ten years utter their survey; bill for the
admission OF Kansas into the Union, and 4
Homestead bill.
Mr.. Florence introduced French Spoliation
bill, and bill granting pensions to the soldiers
Of the war Of 1879.
Mr. FloFeoce also introduced bill equuliztng
the Army, Navy ani Marine Pensions. and u
bill fixing and regulating The duties on imports.
Mr. Campbell presented the resolutions Of the
Legislature Of Peunsy1.ania in fagor Of pro-
teciiye tariff.
Ar. NoorheaJ introduced a bill for the i'm
provemcnt Of the pavigation Of the Ohio River.
Nr. Morris. Of Pennsylvania, introduced an
International Copyright bill.
Ar. Pro, offered i resolution calling Oh the
President for the correspondence between our
Government and the British Government touch
ing the occupation Of the San Juan Island.
Also resolution instructing the Committee On
, 1860-02-16

VEoS.spAr EvEs1Ho. February ID. 1850.
The money market is quicstand quotations arc
stationery at former figures. If anything ex-
change is becoming closer, bnt the difference
uetwccn the supply aud demsnd is SO nicely ad-
justed, TINT per cent is still the price for cut
rcney- Gold a@s4. These are the selling
rates. being t@t below selling,
ST. Loc1s-~We sako 1hc following from the
Dtm9erat Of yesterday:
Exchange rates remain as last quoted. thourh
the dcnaand ut Bauk is not large. and tbc .nar-
kct is 1st at II on the East aud South. Street
rA'os are as low as 1t@14 on New Orleans. Wc
repeat regular selling quotations as follows:
.,rF For Gold. Dk'Lle Gds. H. l. Wis,
oCa- IN" 1-aa ana Suu'h, rren. AZ Ttu eX p,eIn
Cncsatat q Louissilf, par. i prem. II incfp
GnEAT WESTERN {CASApA) RA1IwAr.-The
following table shows tue traffic on thus road for
week ending February 10th:
.f1S36S Is
FtsEtt ssd Se ........, lGs40 S01
@@~ast 29a
3S3
Eote.potale6 Ntc& las1 Se1s.............S s06 -
, 1860-02-16

Statement Of tile condition Of til. German
Savings Institution for the week ending the
11lh iust.:
oa 81 ID Ss1 YsEald o;Isi places 8
G1cs-nss Aa'uts ..eGsa -
MonE Mon Law AT Cu1LLi Lico1uE.-The good
people OF fch'licotle hare again resolved to mob
law to shield 1ac Branch Bank in that town
from specie rcdcuptions. The following ac-
count Of the affair is from the St. Louis Demo-
cTuk:
Considerable excitement was produced in
business circles to-day on the receipt of the in.
formation that second rnub had occurred ut
for redemption OF $4,000 in notes on the State
Banks branch ut that place. the notes were
owned by and seat from the State Savings AS
eoeaiion Ut this city, and the only inlornla-
tson &c have is the folio4ing dispatch from its
clerks, received To-day:
CHII:co.nE. No.. Fdh. H.
1'a,c Eoso7feld j.. c4sher .f the sta.c saslne,
Iens prvtt u-oo law IN the ascend 4ut We start fce
t:1s laosnIg. McC1uxx T. fH.e:o11
There is but one opinion here among bankers
merchants, aud otera with whom We have coil
rcrsed oa tie subj :ct; aud that is, that the ia.
rcut Bank here, which to all iuteuts owes inc
dc1t or has value received for these notes. har.
iaE paid them out over its coulter, should re
deem them at li,eir face, and thus save tl,e
credit. mol only Of her own hut Of other Duuks
whose reputation is injured by such conduct.
ctSc1SsA71.-The Gas<1ks Of yesterday says
Business was rather dull ia financial circle,
today. The offerings Of paper were moderate
and the regular houses touk nil the acccp1al>l,
names offered. at lotGl2 per cent. The outside
oasr.ags were nude up chiefly Of second ali.
third Glass scca tiles. and but little opportuuis,
N''s therefore uiordcd TOR satisfactory inyest
nents.
Tar demand for Eastern Exchange was mode
zate-taore 80 th4u dealers anticipated, but IT,,
supply not being larse, baIaaces having been r.
duccd somewhat last week, prices we're sus
timed. anl the market closed firm at 37l@l'
prem. buying. for -svw York aud philadelpIla
aud S7f Tor Baltimore and Boston. The selliu,
rate remained at prem.
Lasn WAEaAS1s.-Aessrs. Thompson Irotb
ers, Of New York, say that Land Warrants ar
moderately active. with m advance in son,
sizes Is follows:
, 1860-02-16

CORK, LIVERPOOL,
nai of Eurofe eA1Ang Queenstown. lcut1) IteIaad
THE MONTREAL MAIL
Ocean Steamship Company's
FL e. asD 2K Sfe a%Y III csas :s
and tapada Maits md p4sExnEe1s-
heaeasn hSnaass Capt as&:;er Asies1 a3oa
kss kss g.1sa S.ss* Sass: ssS sJnx, ps.
euckes., cheapes: and most comfortable $50 pas.ags
from Chicago NLIssukee 70 Queenstown cork) or
:aoa Tb ieas ano
Rs.urn Tcks trs, good for meuhs tI50 and lp.
ief u. r. as
pnnap1 town. Of G.snt y britain saa itEsna' by ~oose
Is S:ss q ) 81 VIZ
dir 'aaa 4 a1Hes beslSo sasss s,+et enTf csIe=c.
4 RARE CHANCE FOR 4 MIL
~ LEn WITH SMALL cAr1rAL-To be sod
+ i. T.
stsaa'ed III On tse Z: s. q KK. about fundsea aud
slss!st. lais. S:s1: r. mi = "a aass: s:it;:
s;s:sss:g :ss's55;a:s;. 5as s5 Ss.kH E
THE BEST HAMS IN TIE
SnSSS =: 'ss;.5
. fs as; As e. aa'
VOUNG'S s25 FAMILY
y SEWING MAc1I1SE.
c''@@" ~-4''r'o E. : f2xtS 1sa rE ksSE s.r:s:. sxt:
Agents wanted ever7 |, 1eea .hs Asei]a. VII
WI B. ,StSa 8 Ass5ss: ca Ill.,
tas'to IT. 1stp
VOUN G'S $25 MILY
ssx from TO sp9ei. .aeoat fszsa!af md sesa &c;
ss =, i required b7 other Assh'nss. Evsfy Nh hine
'@'' "~@'A' Chicago sAes.oom, II: LAKE strict.
VOUNG'S so5 FAMILY
4 60
EOK SALE-Tho Brig
Susan A. Clark.
sas qa sa. e Fh Ell
TOR WALL PAPERS
Npow uADEs,
20 to ,hs beautifully n.tcd u2 Of Il LW.ASDKEss
No. los Lake Street,
&nl raate your .elset.opa. fe.Aes16 iw
FOR SALE -l,5oo prime new
's*', per e sif !s.'s
TpFnFRICE nTCETNSON & Co
, 1860-02-16

slessrs. E.heriage and Gllmer voted for Gales
4 Seatou.
The House again voted with the same result,
except that Mr. E heridgc alone cast a vote for
Gales T. Seaton If this had been thrown for
Mr, Defrces lie would have been elected, and ii
for Ai. Glossbrenuer it would have made q tie.
John Cochrane suggested postponcment.
Dir. Hill not knowing Of any absentees likely
day.
Sir. Stanton remarked that he had pairc.l of
with Mr. Scott. liz now Terminated that AZ
rangement, and would vote for Defrees, having
assurances tb>t the prices Of The printing would
be SO reduced that there could hereafter be NO
piuuGer.
Vhoe No. rot
tD chuG..
uf3fft%.
, 1860-02-16

II TINDLING OUD- Maze OF
I'M Cplsd Lumber. anu rssranted to b. DIR and ko'd.
msy ~ had fos :. cens PCT srx aa1rel !our ass=s ov
=. rents And .xtA h1s1s!3 fot H. Leave nt.rt MIN
NORRIS HYLE, News Eea'sfs en1n.1 N1'h:s: "a -
Gi1sA street. nnter Festef Hcuse. ,o,,xr
Iell1lw '. ~o1-N@o-''
, 1860-02-16

Statement ot The Doatman's Saving 1nstitu-
ton for the = Eek ending the 11th lust:
~
xeaAIEe Ii tiufea ana hAiuIinE. G3lGl6 il
Statement Of tie condition Of th. German
6asinss Institution for the week ending tho
11lh iust.:
En!n on lrna. 80 6:
nn sui i* 10 dT4t New aEd places -
f$ut 01Hs nntca Jyn b.,
E&c.1ES M2.utN -
, 1860-02-16
Coughs! Coughs! Coughs !
Colds! Colds! Colds!
Browns Bronchial Troches !!
Browns Bronchial 1'roclcs I!


bAOhN .
i"Pre.eenineutly tha drst tadl
best"
REV. HENRY WARD
BEECAkR-
pr !G L ~ Sy~ ~cu
yHpF '' N1"
~ Uns,.sns.: s IL suoou1sI
'Ao''" REV. vt,s DasIsL ss WISE, NEW
Y0Rk.
RR0TNsC!pEv II 1vs VIE Mappu~
pDox.v,c -Great btnei,f IN s7.,4,o,. =,
1'''" }p,. t1t = YFopsaiIl r s vsf3as.S ~ ;:ox
, 1860-02-16

ETW lV1h NUW fkNIHNy NEN@S
TIE s:aunch And powerful Iron Steamer
Prince Albert, Captain Frowse.
VIII New York Thur%iav. March Int. touch
ing n ST. johns y. F., to receive the Royal Mau.
fx1cxs sFAssAaK:-Fr.t Class s9e 3se. and 30. e.
tickets IL many Il the principal ce. in Il. main l.nes
railway in Grat Brit4a ar Ireland Th! cass Dani pro-
ride r!ate. knfe. fork, w&trF and est!diEE.
$ F1rst Cabin passage to st. jolus.
Far tickets. either or eon anv part Of GEe
Hy;txn or further ialofn,an Apply ors 1t the
ANERItdN EXFKES3 co.
&t Tl-arbr, fT..t
, 1860-02-16

Whcle namber OF {o:es
Netc,saEy to caciee.
~
f1tos4lrt:,her Observation-Disclosures, -
, 1860-02-16
Qrnmtntssion @errbants.
DH1LL1PS, BROTHER & CO.,
GENERAL

1E......Socza WA1sc s1aIrz, CsicAao.. .,...ls8
TICS. t1L.lts...wx. =. rnl1frs..2 D. yAs ~Aoxsx1
EkEa2E,S1s:
Aartua Dtnk, tatc1sc. ILL.,; J. F. Dua1 Co D1nt-h
Galesnurx. ~. 4. b. E.sl Co. Ea1keEs, sl*sourg.
!:c hank1e Co. Haakers, kaoxr1e. u - +. siossh
n.aksr'. sterling. u R4nsty, Brstasr TO- cn'casc.
III: Hnnnx Woodruff, st. Louls. Mo.: 0.a.ly Gale,
i. knx. baaao. MI; u. i - Doxs / CO, asw York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09
AEMMONG.

STATE Of California, County Of Yuba, IS In the
- District Court Of the Tenth Judicial District. The
neope of the State Of California, to llircm Huston
greeting: You are hereby required 10 appear in an
action commenced against YOU, MS Defendant, by Hoo
mer Hopkins rs Plaintiff in the District Court If the
Tenth Judicial District in and for the county Of Yuha
State OF California, and answer the complaint therein
which is on file with the Clerk of said county, within
ten days after service upon you Of this summons,
exclusive of the day OF service IL served ia said
ty ot Yuba twenty days II served out Of SAID coun-
y but in the Tenth judicial District of the State Of
California, forty days if served of said District
but within the State; or judgment by default will he
taken against you acco ding t0 the prayer Of the said
complaint. The said action is brought to recover the
OF three hundred and twelve lS-l00 dollars nlleg
ed by said Plaintiff in his al complaint 10 be due from
You to him, with interest ther Il ON The tenth day
of July, 4. d one thousand eight hundred and fifty
Sven, at the rate ofone and one half per cent per
month and If you fail to answer said complaint the
sud Plaintiff will take judgment for the said sum and
interest, besides costs by order of Hon. S. NJ. Bliss
District j dye.
..... Given under my hand AMI the Seal Of said
l.. S.. Court, this thirteenth day Of April, A. D.. one
'''' thousand eight hundred and sixty
W. 4. rNtALE,
Clerk Of the District Court,
apl4-law 3m In and iorthe county Of Yuba.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09
MARYSVILLE LAUNDRY,
COR, ,G.amdFOERTH SIS.

TINHE SUBSCRIBER, having purchase the en-
L tire interest OF S. B. Cooley in the above esab.
'ishment, is prepared to do all kinds of WASHING
at short notice and on favorable terms.
Ladies' and Gentemen's Clothes done up with par
ticular care
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East
Shirts damaged by sea voyage made to look as well
new.
None but experienced hand5 being employed, my
work ia guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful TO my patrons for past favors,
shall endeayor to inertia fair share of the public pat
rOnHge.
oc9-my JAMES BOYD.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09
M RBLsEs
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DRvINE Be BRO,
K street, betueen SiIth. and Seventh streets
Sacramento, Gel.
SCULPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tombs
- and Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces, table aud coun
ter tops, &C. &c, constantly hand or made 10 order
AZ the shortest notice.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
N.B:-P. j. d. Bro. have received Diplomas and
Gold Medals at the several State Fars from Tho
Mechanics Institute i-1s -
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09
NOTICE.

VNHE undersigned win apply to the Board of Super
L visors OF Yuba county at their june FERN heXt
in Marysviue, fer a renewal of their Bridge LicenSr
acr SIS Feather river at Yuha city and also for The
privilege of removing the same up the termination
of Fourth street. and u reconstruct the same in
more substantial manner as TO meet the ntcesstcs
Of the travelling public.
FALL, HANSON VERB.
Nav 1st. 1850. may39)d
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-09
Clements, Forman & Cattermole,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE,
DOWNIEVILLE

VVIIL Receive and Forward Merchandise to the
w WASlloE MINES with dispatch.
REFER TO
j G. Fal.& Co., Marysville
j. II. Tennent n Co.,
W. II. Ladd Co., DoBnlevi'le;
J. c. Fall Co., Carson City.
Northumberland over this route viii reach the mines
In advance ofthat by any other All packages should
be put up In suitable sizes for mule transportation
irohDowuieyhle No storage charges on transient
merchandise. Every effort will be made 10 avoid de-
ays on this route. Mark packages scare C. F. & c."
DoWneYhie Flour and Barley oonstantlyon hand.
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