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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

nR. JONES EYE AND EAR INSTITUTION la
~ ronrth avenue The on place W the vnt>i ss,ss
vhere All nseases 81 The Rye and kar treated
the improvement ~ The sence ~ The New pat cots a
tended IRON M u A. NJ, nod from tnl ThP.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10
CLOTHING.

A BErTlR Oh AxoE FoR LADIES AID aEsrLsxlH
% convert @ !As % s.s "a GGhns Into s.sa.I ,scsysa 4
psy As folOvins pross.rrom Z So tOr SIN Dr::,s.
r: y st u es ssa.as % Jew
e. nae 2 : - III y
%. Kdiss sasndsd 70 by Ma 4
A GREAT DEMAND FOR LEFT or! cloth Ne,
An "a, ss s s.s o s s ,9s s
slss without pan o. nazssE AaSrer ID = ksa ss nsha
ls Ladies s.ssndsd 70 ~ NM MIA
A STILL BETTER AND svREsr WAY FOR LADIES
"a and gentlemen % get tsr Hrcs for cas- oa nohinx.
ns., SS sss. @ ::aa fss s;.sss 3
sasndsd Tend % b ~ Srs 4. lss seventh aysnus.
4 BETTER CHANCE THAN EVERGLADES AND
ssnssss have A Erss. ;s demand Tor sn % co.nns
asn.d .Ielss sns S Samsss y Os.r Is srs.,
:..:iss.Ss .aass: H.5l. ssvs.a .:s.a. :ss.sa
Hania
A STILL BETTER AND suRKR WAY FOR LA.
dies and genemen % get fsr cssh price FOR cast od
s9gs.d By pun, no :snd ao.s y pos. . hs
,sb.smsns q Lkv ne se,sn,s syssas so,ns, o.
Ms. Levi iis sevents
A GREAT DKAAND roK cuorHISo.-LADIKs AND
a ssntlsmsn hs.ss any cas-, % cIo,nns Furniture g,
ss OoA. iron 81 % $40, ss Dres 81 % 80 r@
ss On Or sSIssas = h.ns ss rSrs svsaus .
A BErrxn CHANCE STILL. LAIu AsD sEsrLK
"A men.-A rreAi de naBd for h- Western market
wanted large qusnuy cas "a cohilg, farnturc
pes jcwey, Ac IguArstec " The ben prces In the
city n. AbrahNm- ass seventh avenue,
between alth and Twenty nrth will b
tuALy attended 70 Ladies Atianded by hrs A
A CARD.-8ENTInMENe NEW AsD LEFT orr
N Clothing puschAs~d for The Western nsse To large or
al jail the stnre, address TSrms- ID Goary.
Centre sr~es n B-hef tAilors HAVING hand
wfll please address ~ above.
A GREAT QUANTITY OF CAsr OFF CLOTHING, FUR
"A nture, Carpets Jewers, &c wanted, - supply the
Western market Ladies sensmen having % dpss
OF receive the hshasl cash for the by calling
or sddrv s.ipg DUEks fs seventh aseuue which
VIII be punciuay attended 70 Lds attended 70 by Mrs
GOOD OPPORTUNITY IA ovrERKD TO GENTLE
"a having any left or Clotbng IN disp Of.
ths best by calling addressing John
Mmphy e07 Pearl Ali orders punctaaly sreadsd
ca 000 wonrH oy aEsIIrMExs EEw AND
pC.VUU len on Clothing wanted for the Wesen
ket Tse hshess ea.h price paid be obtained In
nkshle money for large rs os by calling II Ae sore,
ADD, essins Hm wAsh. a Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10
DoYAf. MAIL srnAxsHrp PERSIA

TOYAL MAIL srnANsHrP PERSIA
m F0 Lverpool-rhe PEPSI A, Judkns commandes, VII
cHl from ~ stream On wednesday the 10th instant
sesAnbcet wiz ply beween the Companys wharf ~ jersey
C and he Persia fron 70 u O'CLOCK 70 oonvsg pAassn
odv and baggage board
esnseouenos q great number Of who 70 out
eAmers arising thcrc'roua.
pssase. are respectfully reqaeaeo 70 take leave Of e
n CUNARD No Bowling 0rcen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

CoUTHAMproy AND HAvRK
- Atlantic st-AAshp Company viii despatch for
- above suepdd steAnship ATLANTIC Captain
A. Graz carrying the United sta,es malls on The follow.
S1x dAya from Canal street whsr:-
Prom New ork saturday, NOV. IL and Doc. ~
Prom Havre Dec and Jan 10 =
the AFTER leaving Havre- The Atlantic
h rp~sceod for strength comfort bxs water tight
oAS<zneusa and u In NJ In complete order.
wan struS L r. STEPHENS, Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
vHINTKR GARDEN.
w Tn evening Wednesday Oct To- viii be performed for
the third me the romantic Drama Of
GUY AAkNERIN0,
MISS CUsHNAN
WIN sustain her world renowned role of
Mkl MERRIIIRS

CARD management ventures 70 hope that
avoid tbs confusion necessarily the
which. during the last hronged view
ladies and gentlemen derous Of witness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

UyOR KEY WKT AND HAVANA VIA OHARI.UBTON.-
rhe elsganL ooaamodous and swim Unitsd 6aies MAJ
lNorth nyx o. rnday Oc.oesr y for ksy wsa aad IA
xhs vsssel hs water tight oompamsas; rated Al BY -
underwriters of both Europe and America and
~ introduced improvement together with sproad
repaaon Of her popular BY far Ae safe and
o. pasAge apply 70 sPOFFORD rIIAsrON CO.,
- BroAdwav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

CrvAx TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIvER.
- pool horss, psnsge 70 lgrogs by the Monsss.l
rom QueAec SATURDAY October Rates Of pAs.Age % Loa
<s6erry lsswow or Ilverpoo-Firm Glass tv and x55,
srsr M nclu iins cage and ticket either
by vay az Boston Portland while NountA'n 70 Quebec
M UuJeo, river Lake Champan. Montreal Victoria Brdge)
Quebec With the prviege Of remsnng oyer a any point
For suraa apply a the Companys ohce,
= ~ ~sSrv sABFI 81 RiI general passenger agents
<or ~ Ini,sd ssa.es Ei.nAZEK JONES, Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

Under the personal supervision of....,. p T. BARNUM
The living samese Twins the most wonderful and
dnary OF kapQe's marvellous PRODUCTIONS exhibit
tion with two their children day and evening also
the great living ka-k Sea Lon the arch tbs
the only animal OF the Kind alive; Aono
Family, with perfectly white hair and ssn though
back parenis the strange and erous Animals, What
Gan they be- The hyipg What !: Il, or Man Monkey The
in the world beautiful Angel Fsh Flying Fish, living All gs
living Crocodes living Sharks living monster Snakes
living Happy Family grea; variety of FRures The
wonderful Fortune Teller The elegant historical drama,
JOSEPH AND HIS BRHrHREN,
which has heen performed with h- perfect
fifty consecutive times win repeated this a,teruoon
al O'Clock, and tins evening a. TX
Notwithstanding these immense attractions aud the $50 90
cuoses from every part os the gobe the pric OF Rdms
sion remains ~ only - cents Children under ten years
10 cents
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ADJUSTMENTS.
4 AURA KEEkEs ThEATkA
u sEC0HD WEEK
or the New and BeAutifu Drama
Irish Construction and Character,
Entitled
AlLEEN AkOON,
AlIkEN ARO0k,
AILEEN AROOk,
TALE OF COUNTY CORK.
PEADl READi READi
OPINIONS OF THE PKESS
on the company.
PRESS.
The Play ID the Best
The Play u the Bos.
Produced this Season.
- Produced this season;
TIE COMPANY ON A PAR
THE COMPANY ON A PAR
THE COMPANY On A PaR
TIE COMPANY ON A PAR
With ANY WE HAyH HAD
WITH ANY WE HAVE HAD
WITH ANY VIZ HAVE HAD
WITH ANY WE HAVE HAD
IN NEW YORK FOR YEARS
IN NEW YORK Fo6 YEARS.
IN Ekw YORK FOR WEARS.
IN nav YORK FOR YEARS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

HEuRRAY HuL HoUrn, CoRrss MxrH AVENUE
M and gnrtiesh sres The above house ~orrr et~
rsrssr far raj srd winter Hranes rams ard ng~ .v
srs rsiurnus FROM ccunty win DO well by making hss
tbNlv eys eal before enrSgrQ v~ry
y0Hk u. B96TwIOK, Propretor.
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AsTRoLOGY.

Hasa -s
A BONA rIDE AslRol,0GIsr. raAr EVERY ONE gcAN
"A depend "a Is asdsrne wiL~Os who tell. object of
3. rssa. soos 4 sA.s .Tsr W.. ows sss VII aSose
The .oss Q, her yoodsr,r scspss and vel AZ ,ss svsn q
svey oSe that .cnsss. hsr 500 S .d.s may 3, s @ s MD
! . phlosopssr. AL should oasai this rnSsi
I % ,dy , asf ,ss1 s.s h. ss. ss,er s.ss
% wso equal her ln The above sciencs r. B.
~ss w1s ~. .rsr ~ s. y ,ss s fry ss sSs
= % sa rosssr sss ss ~ sr a. s.ss sso rs.
fuL for ladies' and senismen D. cent?
A srcrrsHrSo-x .payx NoERow. suvrrrH
.u .ps e,sn ysu ~ msry sra s.ny sren@.y.n yoar
yery ihousbu Fee Is cents until stop cosyins nv Al
90, sdniasd
N9AD.sx RAJ is rHk HEsr cI.ATEvorAnr Asp
M n.s m.rss,. s as sss cd sroes s
Twesy seventh srsss Ladies csnz' rssIs
HTXDAxE sH 1TTTR Hls RESoyTD TRoS sFyEsTH
NJ srs % 81 secsna I sress :, .y,sss ~ and uso
aa nr s sns ,s ap & ',s ma s
o~ntlern~n admitted
lfADAxE BURT mas RsxoyED rRon = ATTORNEY
ss. r. srs 20 sO ss- at sra s -s re
stseu' frisnds ousDe Do ma fo~sss II n-.ber oeus
MApAyE HkRvEY cav IsvoRx a.R NANY
NI frsne. and he public q ns s.sss Q, ~ w. n: % pss
ari egas p .tsh q. ,rus ri,. s,r en-
s.. s.''f f.ss ssssas Ssass@sa @ 'SSs SS a. ~
N1Dsss m sors, cLAIsyoyA " gHysIcIAs vos-
ord IN of d~rss> and suan~ =, Again -
rpoms. no q ues twenty sevrntA rrsss a srs Psse's
rTApAwR IxANDuK LRNr aEvNrrB DAU0HvnR-
M cnnsufed About Love mayytAga Abesus Hr~n6
t~ls All hs q NE Al Ia Moc rrees IAxtes cents
rcusiemsn oaassa scesAy ~Arvass I'D rvs iusAy
uumbsr
rTIpAvE BYRON TIE worDER or KuEors JUsI
M arrived from Pavs-True assroogist phrespoetH an
information IN al sfsirs ~ NE,
~ s lucky numb~rs no she has AAso N
clv and Arabic aisnsns 7, Be found 10 this
ernirv X7 Howe-v. near Bnnd stres6 EnAnoe
In The Confectionery Ladss 70 ccuss; Eenuemen. ".
ITADAME IFRLER HAS JUST EEruRNED vROn
MI farts she tells pas present and future events Ne
She the ony IN New fnrk hsi can oe oepenaen upn
No ~ Greene s're.t room ~
At p-wuo HAS NOT HEARD or rHK CBLkBRATnD
IN Maname PRnwTTERf She has been consuted ~
thonssn6s other cities With entire sskfactn Nhe
fee confdeut equal the tells Inc name o. future
WIZ, an hrss~pd. thai w her visitey wish the
truth Eve call ISL Third above twenty hr
rre~t ladies' % cents; rcntlcmen u
CPTRTUAIrsM CHARLES CoLCHEsrxR HAvfsa
Hours firm 9oclock A. N. til l8PM
C21 GRAyD STREET. NEAR BowERY-MADANE
LOl wfDuFR cssrvuysnt ard rrted svsnssh lsfy, I'M
ve-s he mysteries ~ fr,ury 1--we marrsr~ sb-ent fends
bers, property h~s o. stolen, IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10
On 0OO a YEAR nAps Br AMI oxs AT y

Sl.ZUU uns stencil vorh. LArrs and mail ssssi Dss
whole f<tep Two AlphsbeA Figures Border roos
10 0ouges large with auapty Of
svncisns retsL for $50 equars, oonpass rinsbins
Plate Poahns Brush rrHner sh-ars smcoAinG Stone Ds
os.s cuvS SP.aer. t.msls Dsa5na Hamns and BlorA
with Recipe for Indehle Ink and &crcAnue Stencil Ina
insruerons fo~ cutting Stencil frHmsa mshng sen
ell bruahes and In sbor the Whole syusm II carving th
who1sHAle viii sufficient
every descrpun wHvAnted persess erchanx-s snr
Furnished To- $40 D,ss ~ Psssnssd 80,
Aave caAA fund of 600 lnverd ercuvely In M
fAcure n senc rooa having the larees asa viuAbk
The staie wfth wheel ~
power, ancvdinx cus,omev. lncn'se sdvsaAAxea
Sam pl~s and psricuars free Addrc ruilAm fpssen
tee ard vr~tor, No herchsnb kxckAngs. Boscu; IL
Bruadway New YORK or Springfield. Va
61 E0O ALL INTELLIGENT MEN, HAVING s75
3lOUV. ready cash, may realize ~ SD IN SIN moubs
arr part of The United ftsies ny addressing Mr. ".
Thmas Herald ocs. Sew YORK. including ave postage.
q mn CAsKs-pRoM 10 TO 10 GALLONS EACH,
rve supply q secrd band 6our Bsrre suitable for
dry pechnx aso constant supply of Barrels and Hah
Bsrrsls fct nour, appea poAices A. made any pa
sale vcry low. A. =. BRro0s, ~ Ruixen alp.
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TvoR SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW
The first Glass side wheel Steamship AUaUsrA CAPTAIN
NJ s. woodruff Will leave Saturday October Is r
from pier No North river Through tickets
New orlsaD. $50 7s Mobile 1885, Mccsomery sss Eufsu
Ia Ala x24; Columbus S1l; Albany Sk3; Atlanta sal
tanooga SIS Kashyille s u.s. Knoxville s25 So Memphs
$Sl rs; Augusta, SIT 30; Macon, $1; Savannah SIS.
For freight or passsEe apply At Is Broad wAy.
The steamer FLORIDA Gro we'll will succeed
and sail On Tuesday, October 10 at<P. NJ.
SAMUEL /. MITCHELL 4 SON.
THRoUGH FREIGHT ARRANGEMKNT-FOR NOR
folk, Portsmouth,, City Point and Richmond conuecing
with Norfolk and Petersburg and SousAsde Railroads
Lypchburg. Brtol Memphis and i,tsrmediste stations
Freight received day and through receipts furnhed
pier Is North river
day NJ taking freight for Portsmouth, City Point and
Richmond.
Steamship ROANOKE, Capt Couch, every fhursday Al
p NJ taking freight for Norfolk, City Point Richmond
and calling a Old Point Comfort to land pAssenger.
stesmship YoRKTOw wN Capt Parrish every Saturday At
r. M taking freight for Norfoh City Point and Richmond
Freight to Portsmouth Norfolk oents per foot; City
Point cents, and to Richmond cents
Passage 10 Eorfek. sateroom and meals included -, 70
Petersburg Richmond yl0 children between the Of
and II half price
LUDLAM HEINEKEN,
Tvs HroadWSy.
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x1Sog SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-oN SATURDAY.
n ocsober IA, the United States mall ssamsr AkAoO D.
-ln~s oou sail from pier North River, foN OF
street Saturday OCT A at noon Tbs aeAmsr IN
for sAfey and eonfo-has double engines under
Srch enea~ed by tight Armenia which, bef fea
~ tend In the event Of cos'ou or arAndiog 70
keep the pumps and tbs sfsy Of vessel
Price Of second czbln 3 Aad 80
For freigm or rusAgs apply % sANuEL =. 10Y 49,
,wsls. NOV nborl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

USOR SAVANNAH AND THE SOUTH.
II Tho steamship MONTGOMERY. Capt VIM. O. Berry, wiz
esyo pics North river on ThursdAy, Oct IL NAP.
msey.
ra.sAge % Savannah. With unsurpased sccommodanoua
y6. through Hckes 70 New Oreana eW ~; MOBILE, 81;
Montgomery SIS; Memphis $s 7b nashville Sz 70 Knox.
vle S16 TO- Chattanooga S76 Albany SCI;
II B. CROMWELL co.,
8 West street and SIS Broad way.
ms y. T. CUYLKR succeed Saturday, Oct Is
UNoR SAVANNAH AND THE SOUTH.
7he sseamHhp r. Il. CUTLER, Capt p. Cruckeg,
PaanASe 10 favnn uah, SIS.
Throuxh tickets sod 70 New orsans Noble Montgomery
Hemphis Eashvfile Knoxville ChAttAnoogG Albany, Cou-
bus Atlanta, Macon and AuguaA
The for passengers superior those Of
any other
Apply 70 b. CROMWELL 4 CO..
50 Wee street and SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

TuRYp HOTEL. coIrxGr oREKN puBrJr
rhs Bo's very central clean And cormcf.ous --sry
'-''s l0'' ~ ''' ''- WfLi.IxE JURY. rropr,e.or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

CEnn TO g@-A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
DCUV that cccuu but ones In q Life time. fhs safe
klzhis for the sale Of IN. q The oes and mo aefu raten
ertc~~ bousckeepe vi bur
ins apc try nw ten II wl cay $50 per prol
Al te roid cheap that family
snord W bur has already attended utr-
ducscu No p-rsou need sppy vniess they command
Ftl0 81 100 either available properly The
or addressing n Baev IS 8eekuan street New y0rk 10
anunr'urer Of the article Cal heswr@n the houss u
asnd5P.M n B-Psrsons At distance who dssi-e
roAis FOR their ssts By renlting s. have the
free NJ perexpr~~s with circular
ngs uil particulars of price Of each Siste An
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

BEE TREE-Dr. Teegarden. of this city
recently put a swarm of bees into one Of Har-
bison's white painted patented hives. They
had been there about two hours. when they
emerged by common consent and took wing
for unknown parts A female residing near
DR.. Teegardens saw them leave and noticed
their direction. The Doctor took their
course. and found them finely located in the
the hollow Of an oak tree on the farm Of Mr.
Hedges. about two miles from town. He cut
the tree down. sawed off the part containir G
the bees and is now going to have a regular
begun His hired man passed by our office
with the gum in a wagon. yesterday. and we
presume reached his destination without ac-
cident
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

Foreclosure SUIT.-In the Twelfth District
Court at san Francisco, suit has been COM
meneed in the name of Catherine Hayes
Bushnell. (the vocaist,) against BRENNAN
Sanders and several others, to foreclose a
mortgage on part the San Antonio ranch
in Almaeda county. The plaintiff sets forth
that this land was mortgaged to her in 1855
for $4,000, at l ] per cent per month inter
est The total interest, therefore, would now
amount to about $4,000 The plaintiff set
forth that, after this mortgage was made to
her as Catherine Hayes. she was married, on
the lst of January, 1856. to Mr. Brushnell
who died intestate in 1858.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28
MARYSVILLE.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 2sth.

WOODLAND FEsrIvAL.-The grove in which
the May Day Festival of the Public Schools
is to take place. is one Of the most beautiful
in all this region. It is delightful wood OF
evergreen oaks. with breezy avenues and
clean. grassy ground. A sweeter spot could
not have been selected.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

HUMBOLDT AND TRINITY.-A letter from
humboldt Bay says that marked event in
the history of Humboldt county is the COM
pletion of the final organization of the Hum.
ooIdt and Trinity Plank and Turnpike Road
Company, by the payment of the first in
stallment of ten per cent on the capital stock
OF $4,000. The object of this enterprise is
to connect the town of Union, in Humboldt
county, with Weaverville, in Trinity county
1t is estimated that by the completion of a
good wagon road between the two places
goods can be shipped from San Francisco. bv
the way Of Humboldt Bay. and laid down in
"eaveryille for two dollars per one hundred
pounds less than they can be sent bv the
way of Red Bluff and Shasta.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

STEAM WAeoN,-The steam wagon ordered
from England for the Patagonian Mining Co.,
in Arizona, is now on its way to its destina-
tion, from New York. and ia expected to ar
rive shortly. The owners not being satisfie ed
that it can work on mountain rond which
lies between their mine and the coast. will
sell it. Major Browning of Los Angeles has
completed negotiations for the purchase of it,
should it on trial work to suit him. His in
tentiOn is to use it for carrying freight to and
from Los AngeIes and San Pedro.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

ASADE IN SAN JoAouIS.-There is, says the
stockton Argus. an increased activitv in
'raoe since the commencement of fair wealth
%' Inc steamer Eureka makes two trims
every day to French Camp with full freiobts
Of merchandise. The roads are ronidlv T.,
proving, and shippers are forwarding goods
at reduced rates Of freight
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

The Hon. Beverly L. Clark, Of kentucky,
U. s. Minister Resident to Guatemala and
Honduras, died at Guatemala on the 18th
March. His funeral ceremonies were con-
Quoted with great pomp by the Catholic
clergy Mr.. Clark made a public profession
Of Catholicism in the city Of Guatemala on
the l4th of December last. and was baptized
by the Bishop of Nicaragua, and took the
baplismal name of Augustin.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

The overland mail stage which left g,
Louis, April 9th, arrived in San Francisco AT
IL o'clock Thursday morning, having made
the trip in twenty days and fifteen hours
The following named passengers camo
through; J.-Hezey, Mr.. MeKeeney, c. L.
Carter, and Mr. Mason.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

ANOTHER SHAKE.-A letter from Washoe
says that early on the morning of the 18th
inst the people of Carson city were treated
to another earthquake, or rather succession
Of them, jarring motion. very perceptible
being kept up for several hours continuously.
1t was not very violent, and but few persons
noticed it at all, though quite remarkable for
the length Of time it held on.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

MATHEW WooDs.-A teamster brought
in report last evening, that Matt Woods
died yesterday morning at Parks Bar. We
trust it may be mistake However, the Sc
verify of the paralytic attack which prostra-
ted him some days ago gave but email hopes
of bis recovery.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

MAY QurES-The young ladies who are
10 participate in the May Queen ceremonies,
on Tuesday night, at Mrs Poston's Seminary,
are already well up in their parts, to use
theatrical expression. and the display will be
very fine The poetical and other addresses
to be recited are all original with Marysville,
and the more interesting. Of course, on that
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

WM. L. LAwRESoE-This gentleman ad
vertises list of saddley, harness. etc, Of a
super-excellent quality. His location is at
number l07 Second street Read his adver-
tisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

MILITARY AssoorArIoN.-At San Francisco,
the officers of the Second Brigade have adop-
ted Constitution and BY Laws for the or
ganization of an association for their mutual
improvement. On Saturday. 5th proximo'
the election, for officers of the Society will
be held
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

SAN BERNARDINo County in this county
the crops look very promising About eight
thousand acres have been sown in harley
and nearly four thousand acres in wheat.
About five hundred acres of vineyard have
been planted the present spring.
The large peach orchards bid fair to bear
an abundant crop,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

PROBABLE RAoE.-It s supposed says the
Standard, that Langford and Cheathnm will
come together next week at Marysville. Bets
have already been made, in anticipation. on
the result.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

EARTHouAKE--At Fort Tejon, Los Angeles,
a shock of an earthquake was felt On the ev
ening OF the l6th inst. 1t was preceded by
deep, heavy rumblng noise. Some plaster
ing was removed from few of the public
buildings
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

PRosPECToRs.-Th Alta learns that several
parties Of men have started from jacksonville
Oregon. to prospect for silver and gold at
Antelope Springs, place about $50 miles
northeast of Carson City. 1t appears that
various emigrants when passing that place
on their way overland to Oregon, saw min
erals there which they are now confident are
gold and silver ore.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

A LITTLE side wheel steamer called the
"Stella" built and owned by Mr.. Porter of
Sacramento, was launched at that city two or
three days ago. She is sintended for pleasure
excursions up and down the river.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

Queen COMPANIONS. has in sty
in his back yard pig and a puppy. They
eat out Of the same dish-flled with milk
and bread, and are very fond of each other
Whenever the puppy is taken away. the pig
runs, grunting uneasily, around his sty, and
the puppy sets up continuous and despair
ing howl. till he gets back again.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

TX Humholdt's confidential letter to Van
Ense recently published he affirms positively
that Louis Napoleon is the offspring of an il
lcit connection between Queen Hortense and
the Dutch Admiral Count Verhuel.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

REooRDERs CouRr. YEsTERDAY-Chas Osier,
assault and battery. fined s. Fine remitted.
A. Garner. C. Neols, J. ZeebenloD, and l.
Piedr, were found to have been dds, and
and each fined S. fine remitted.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

MARYsvILLE MAurARY Forty guns ar
rived, yesterday from the State Armory, for
the Marysville Rifles The guns are Minnie
rifles with sword bNyonets, and are elegant
and finished weapons.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.-Oh the 10th inst
near Jacksonville, Southern Oregon, stage
coach was upset, whereby John Grey, a pas
senger, was so severely injured that he died
on the 22nd.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

SUIcIDE.-At San Jose on Wednesday, a
woman named Elizabeth Fitzpatrick COM
mtted suicide by cutting her throat with a
razor or knife. The Reporter says: The
deceased was formerly in the employ of Mr..
Houghton, and has Of late been in a very de-
spending state of mind, and showed every in
dication of insanity. She was native Of
Dublin, Ireland.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

GuNsMIrHINo.-See Bigelow's advertisement
in another place. He is splendid workman,
and his shop is at 95 D street on the same
side with the Post Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

Los ANGELES MINERALs.-During the week
ending April 2lst, several lots of mineral
specimens were shown in Los Angeles, which
were said to have been obtained in that vi
entity
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-28

RIVER MINING.-Two companies, eompris
ing some twenty-five men, are now actively
engaged in turning Rogue river from its
natural course. at Long Bar and Big Bar for
the purpose of working the bed of the river.