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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30

IsrESsITr OF Faosr IN rHn ARoric RR0IoSs-
In tho interesting account Of the McClinloek
expedition TO the Arctic regions, which appears in
the first number Of the CornhM Magazine, Il Is
stated that the spirits Ia the thermometer oecA-
sionaly descended as low as forty degrees below
Eero Fahreuhoits scale, thus indleAiing( l0xs2)
levonty-two deg offrost Alta point above this,
via; seyoniy-ono tlegrees af Fahrenheit quieksil
Yer Is froIen; spirit howeVer,is mover oOngealed
by the intensest cold. IL appears from the voy-
age Of the Fox hat eighty degees az frost o. for
~ eight q fshrsnhelt was rssistoBod BY Captain
Mcolintook and hln cIew atthe bueinnlng ofae50.
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COnIOiI.

IUST received; beautiful article Of Coal
OIL limpid ~ water and free from unpleasant
Ouor' FOR sale by W. w. STEWART.
Jan. 10 No, 81 Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
BURNING Fluid,

A LWAYS on hand, from the extensive
manuieetory OF L. Fletcher q Co., Cincinnati
warrant this article neither to smoke nor gum the
tubes OF the lamps. Also the Nom plosiye Fluid
warranted equally % good, and at the same time
less liable to explode.
For sale by the gallon or barrel by
W. W. STEWART.
jan ~ No. 62 Main Street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
bronchial TrOches.
HoARsKERss BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS

THIS unpleasant and painful result Of
"Catehilg Cod" may be relieved BY naing one
OF two two "Btoneial lfeehes," Or Sough Candy;
janao Apotheeazy. Phillips House, dbt,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30

IL The Senate Of Maryland has passed a
resolution instru citing the members of Congress
from that State TO call upon the President for
the negotiation Of treaty with Great Britain
for the restitution Of the ten thousand runaway
negroes now located in Canada. The resolution
was referred to the COMMITTEES on the judiciary
Of the House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30

MIAms-The members Of the Miami Fire
Co, are requested to meet at their Hall this
evening at o'clock, to make arrangements for
attending the funeral of our deceased Brother
Joseph Hughes.
G. @. PRUGH, President.
J, E. BoYER. Secretary.
d5'Members of other companies are invited
to attend the funeral, Notice of the time will
be given tosmorrow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
Imported Cignrs
Spices.

ISPlCES, both whole and ground, which are
- perfectly pure and frenh, and in quantities 70
suit all. Pure Cream TRrteF and Soda for cooking,
and all Kinds OF Baking and Yeast Powders.
for sale by W. W. STEWART,
lans0 No. 90 Main street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
For Sale!

TWO acres Of land, with a store house
u and dwelling house on Il, situated in West So
noro, Prebie eannty, Ohio, twenty miles west Of
Dayton, on tha Day ton and Western Rail Road
The store house 10 Of brick, forty bv nty feet two
dwelling is near the atore--a lrAme collage, eon-
tanning i've rooms and porch. will sell said
property yery low and upon easy payments. In
n, N. tURTIs
lanai Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
weekly Advcrtisernen1s,

Those who desire to have advertisements
Inserted in tho Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, at the latest.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
For Sale Cheap.

SiA and hall acres Of around, situate in
~ Dayton View, one fourth OF a mile from priage
street bridge There is on the premises a large two
story briek House. with convenient and annie cell
iar room, good barn and all Necessary out Ouldnga.
together with well OF fresh water and large cis
setn. portion OF the ground Is well set with
A"oeiIy, RASPBERRY, gooseberry euFrant plants,
trees The balance ofthe ground is In nice order 10
euiuNAte. The above property will be sold loW ana
oh easy terms. For further inform lon, apf,iy
70 JACOB MuMMA, SEN, or
AMOS PFOuTZ
lsllzl on the salem Road.
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GIycerOle Of ArniCn.

A s remedy for Bruises, Cuts, Burns and
n soalds, the Glycerols OF Arniea Is unrivRlled.-
II has more than three times the strength OF Tine
ture OF Arnica, and causes neither pain nor sulen-
ing In tta application. Prepared by on
Jsn9o J. w. DISTRICT, sd At.
Corn and HsuniOn PlasIers.
FOR the cure and alleYiation of Corns.--
- For sale by J. w. DIETRICH,
lan29 Fhlliipa House, sd street.
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rHE DAILY EMTilsF

Empire BuIIliDs. asnl tiftls naii lsiItns
THn tgtat
ny Mafloc 90 nor yantin hdvnHco.
lQpuntn por Ncet Pas hhla ID tho earlier.
sinrlo oerier, IMP Inv raptbre, ooohtu.
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aA-Our advertising patrons win perceive
that, by our arrangement of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always nesO-a
very important matterto them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
FOR RENTI

A CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSE,
n and In PLEASANT neighborhOod on wsat second
cHAs. n. CLARKE,
janis Cleeg's Building, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-30
Fragrant Tooth WASH

EEuBhhahe AOOeh wNSbs
THIS wash effectually cleanses the teeth
i and mouth and all that is OF. nsive in the
BREATH Il preserves the teeth and keeps the mouth
'tHt ]. W DIETRICH,
janis Apothecary, Philips House.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

LECTURES TO LApIEs.-The ladies of this
city, acquainted with the reputation Of Mrs
Weed, as public lecturer, will be pleased
TO learn that this distinguished lady has ar
rived in our midst. She will deliver free
lecture, on Tuesday evening 20 the public in
general, and, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday following, lectures to the ladies ex
clusiyely, Subjects of deep interest to the
female sex will be treated in an eloquent and
forcibe style. Parturition, CESSATION and
other great mysteries important to be known
bv those who desire health and beauty and
long life. will receive elueidation Mrs Weed
is lady Of refinement and possesses a high
order of intellect She comes to our shores,
endorsed by the judgments Of the first men
on the other side of che water, and her sue
cess as a lecturer in California has shown
that the ladies of this State are capable ofap
preciating true merit Mrs. Weed is no wo-
mans rights woman, or anything Of that sort
but cultivated lady desirous of benefting
her sex by assuming task which can be bet
ter performed by female than q male lectu.
rer We can assure our city readers that
there will be no disappointment on their part,
if they attend these lectures, but they will go
away amused, instructed and improved.
Know hySelf is an injunction of high author
ity and it applies as well to woman as a
man.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

SUICIDE IN BUTTE CoUNrY.-G gorge Resch
who has been engaged in merchandising at
Thompson's Flat, Butte county, committed
suicide in that vicinity on Wednesday last
by shooting himself with a shot gun. He
was native of Germany, and between thir-
ty-fve and forty years of age. The Record
says "he had long been engaged in the Gro
Gerry and Provision business and had latterly
we understand, became somewhat involved
and taken to drink. The intimation that his
creditors were about to close him out, ap.
pears to have hurried him to the rash act.
He took his shot gun and started out during
the storm of Wednesday He visited the
house of Esquire Campbell, who placed him
in bed, where he remained but a short time.
and again he started of. His body was
found on Thursday"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

FATAL ACADEMIA man named jeremiah
Nichols, whose residence is near Smiths
Ferry, on the Sacramento river, was found
dead in the road about four miles below Yuba
City, last evening. From appearances it was
supposed that his team had run away with
him and dragged him, but in what manner
we did not learn. Sheriff Kennard was in
this city, last night, for the purpose Of getting
team to take jury to the spot in order to
hold an inquest From him we learned the
above, but he was in too much of a hurry to
give further particulars. Deceased has a wife
at his place on the Sacramento. His sudden
death must have shocked her greatly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

A CARD.

The Marysville Gas Co. beg leave to submit to Gas
consumers and the citizens of Marysvie the following
1t is known to many that at the present time the Gas
consumed in the City Hall, Station House, Engine
Rooms and other public buildings is furnished by the
company free of charge. Such consumption, II paid
for at same rates as private consumers paw, would
amount to from $4,000 to $3.50 per annnm, which
amount under existing circumstances is direct tax
on such portion ONLY OF the citizens who may desire
touse Gas. The Gas Company can afford and are
willing to make reduction in price, provided an ar
rangement can be effected with the Council for the
city to pay for the Gas used in public buildings An
effort will be made at their meeting to bring about
this result. c. II. sIMPKINs
President Marysville Gas Co.
harysville, December 15 1866 dec16ot
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

THE Bulletin says the teacher of the Chi
nese School was presented, Wednesday even
ing, with handsome gold watch by twenty,
two of his evening school pupils. Accom-
panying the present was note handsomely
engrossed by one of the donors, youth of Is
years, who has been for the last ten months
a regular attendant.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. The installa-
tion of officers of Washington r. A. Chapter,
No. Is, will take place, this afternoon, at
o'clock, at the Masonic Hall, on Maiden
Lane.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

INFORMATION wanted of the whereabouts Of
Benjamin s. Higgins, formerly of Lynn
Massachusetts. When last heard from he
was in Auburn, sick. Any information con.
cerning him will be gratefully received by
his sister, Hannah L. Higgins, Lynn, Massa-
chusetts
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

FAvoRs.-We are under obligations to
Wells, Fargo & Co., Evertts, Wilson L Co..
and Langton & Co, for papers furnished U.S.
We are also under obligations to Randall &
CO. for like fayors
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

BILLY MULLIGAN has been convicted in New
York, for assault with intent to kill. The
penalty is not less than two years, nor more
than ten years in the State prison He was
remanded to the tombs to await sentence
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

DEAF DUMB AND BLIND.-According to the
census reports there are in the State 30 deaf
and dumb children, and 27 blind children
The deaf, dumb and blind asylum in San
Francisco opened in May last with only three
pupils it now contains twenty little
more than one.third of the entire number in
the State
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

TURN VEREIN BALL.-We acknowledge the
receipt of an invitation to ball to be given
by the Turn Vereins, on Monday. the 24th
inst We shall be happy to be present
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

EoUALIrY OF RAcEs-A white man cannot
hold real estate in Hayti If white man
marry a colored woman all his property must
be held in her name
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

CRY OF Pause odchaux Bros. & Co. are
now opening lot of goods just received from
their house in Paris. See their advertisement.
Their holiday presents are beautiful
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16
St. Johns church, CEpiscopaI.J

and Fifth streets.--Diyine service viii be held at
this Church on Sunday at II A. n. and Pm All are
invited The Rector requests that he may be notified
in cases of sickness II. SMEATHMAN,
Residence at the Church.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

UrAH CoAL-We have been show says the
Sacramento News, fine specimen of the coal
recently discovered between so and 30 miles
from Carson City. 1t is taken from the claim
oil the Great Western Coal Mining Company,
" whleh Will shortly be incorporated as a joint
The company have staked off a field of g.
500 acres and will work it as soon as nos
sible. 90 P0'-
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16
FOR SALE

COUPONS FOR INHERENT, DUE
~ January lst 1860, on Bonds ofthe City of Marys-
vile, also Yuba County Bonds, will be paid pre-
sentaton after that date by Messrs. Wm. Hoge Co..
No IS Wall street, New York, or at our office.
dec16 REYNOLDS BROS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

PUrRID SORE THRoAT-This disease is be
coming prevalent at Red Bluff.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16
NofiOn

~ oTlOE is hereby given by the undersigned. that
they VIII apply to tn Board Of Supervisors of
noa county, California, at their room in The Court
III sa'u una county, on the first Monday of
@ a. " looI' for the granting to them Of
License to keep and run the Ferry now run and Kent
by them across the Feather River near the site of The
Yuba City and MarysvilIe Bridge. '''0 VI "ie
Dated Marysville, Dec. 14th, 1850.
GEO. II. HANSON,
aoc1e On, JOHN O. FALL,
"e0'O-"VS w. s, WEBB.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16
Mnsnnir Nniice.

Washington r. A. Chapter, No. -. The officers and
members are hereby notified to attend special meet
ing this day Sunday at O'Clock P. NJ for installa-
tion of officers By order ofthe II.
TH0S. IL. HERMAN Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16
LECTURES

hIO l. u ILLS
MRS ADALINE Nj. w. WEED, NJ. ID.
This refined and accomplished Lady wnldeliver her
very popular Lecture
WON IAN,
Uer Duties, Responsibilities and present condition, on
Thursday Evening, December 18th,
At O'clock at the Methodist Church. corner of and
Fourth streets. Admittance FREE. All are invited to
attend.
Mrs. WEED,
viii also deliver course of three Lectures to Ladies
only at the same place, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, following, at N O'Clock, P. VI each day.
These Lectures will be illustrated and rendered very
entertaining and instructive, by a splendid set of
Physiological Plates, Life Size. They will be benef-
cial to bothyoung and old and particularly interest
ing to wives and mothers.
SUBJECTS:
LECTURE 1st.-Those diseases and arrangements pc
culiar to Women.
LECTURE 2d.-Gestation, Parturition, Lactaton, and
their proper management.
LECTURE 3d,-Diseases of Children and heir proper
treatment.
Tickets, 81 for the course so cts. single Lecture
e2B The object of these Lectures is to teach Wo-
men the art of securing and preserving health die
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16
SINGING SCHOOL,
L, HAMILTON

w ouLD respectfully announce to the Ladies and
uentlemen of this city and vicinity, that he in
tends commencing q SINGING CLASS for Instruction
IN the elementary principles of Music the Cutyation
oil the Voice, &C. to consist of twenty-four lessons
ana or this purpose would be happy to meet all those
IN music, at the chapel oil the Presbyterian
evening, December 18th, at O'Clock.
Terms made known on the above evening des13
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

PAPER MnL.-The paper mill which for
some time has been in course of construction
at Santa Cruz, is completed and has COM
meneed the manufacture of paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

SENATOR ToOMBs is reported to be in favor
of consolidated Southern republic. and of
obliterating State lines. .-Ercha,tqe
Senator Toombs is making himself ridicu-
lous He used to be a great Union man in
1850, and was against Secession, teeth and
toe nail" Now, he stands on the Nullifica-
tion and Secession principle, which declares
that States are in all respects independent of
the Federal Government, whenever thew
choose to be and that Estate Rights simplv
means the right of "a State to do. as drunken
loafer does in a bar-room, to wit: as it (hic)
"d-d pleases." In other words, he contends
that the Federal Union is simply an agree
ment of certain separate and Independent
governments to be bound by league for
mutual safety and protection, and that as
soon as any one State feels like Withdrawing.
1t can do so. This is the principle upon
which ne proposes to go out of the Union
the ultra, stark, gone mad doctrine of State
Rights. And yet, he will no sooner get out
OF the Union on that principle than he will
go for establishing consolidated govern
ment in which all State rights will be wiped
out and all State boundaries obliterated. He
will repudiate his own principle at the earli
est opportunity, and acknowledge that it was
a wrong principle and unworthy to be en-
tertained. Was there ever such bundle of
Inconsistency, claiming TO be humanY
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16
Meeting of Congress.

In the House, great good humor prevails
The Speaker, taking his chair, called the
House TO order, at noon.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.. Stock
ton, who offered up petition for quieting
sectional discord
About two hundred members answered to
their names.
A message from the Senate was received.
and Joint Committee to wait on the Presf-
dent was appointed
Grow, of Pennsylvania, called up the mo-
ton to reconsider the vote On the Homestead
Bill. 1t was passed over.
The members then proceeded to draw for
their seats
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16
SHOT GUN LOST,

ON Saturday, Dec. 15 on Third street, between f
~ and Yuba City. The person finding the
will please leave it at this office. decl61t
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16
CARD.

We hereby tender thanks to the fremen and
citizens for the prompt in which they extin-
guishedth fire on Tuesday night last, and for their
kindness in assisting us to remove our stock, ETC.,
from danger. - -
dec143t SEAWARD BARNETT.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

Man DRowNED.-We learn that a man was
lost from the steamer, the Blair yesterday,
on the way up from Sacramento, somewhere
this side of Nieolaus He was one of the
hands on the boat. The vessel had stopped
TO wood, and he sprnng out for the bank a
little too soon falling into the water and dis
appearing under the keel All efforts 20 find
the body were unavailing. The mate was Sc
verely injured in trying to save the drowning
man. The name of the latter we did not
learn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16
Nrrr advertisements.

UTANTED-By very respectable young man,
w situation as coachman. Having had consider
able experience in that capacity in the Atlantic States,
guarantees to give satisfaction to any one who em-
ploys him. Apply at
STAHL cos Intelligence C6ice,
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
VNO LOAN $1,000 at per cent. on Real Estate in
i this city. Apply Immediately at
STAHL & cos City Intelligence Office,
St. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16

TUE GAS CoMPANY-A card appears in
another column. from this Company. 1t
seems that portion of our citizens have re-
fused to take gas from the Company at the
present rates, demanding material redue
tion. The Gas Company say the demand is
unreasonable, inasmuch as they cannot afford,
with the present rates Of freight from below,
and the cost of carrying on their work, to
make reduction so nearly approxmating
the price of gas in the lower cities; and in
asmuch also, as they are now furnishing gas
at a heavy expense, to the City Hall. Station
House, engine houses and other public build
ings, free of charge. We believe there is no
city beside this, within the limits of the Un-
ion where gas is thus furnished gratis, and
it is an important item in considering the
question at issue
The Gas Company appear to be willing to
make any reasonable compromise, and we
trust the matter will be adjusted by meet
ing between them and the citizens complain
ing at an early day, without any i'll feeling
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-16
A Additional News by Pony Express.

The following dispatches which we take
from the Union, contain later news from the
East:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-27
Aunetarr aaQ commercial gsbieho.
RAIrIMoRE. January 26, 1860.

BALTIMORE, January 26 1850.
There was a further decline in Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad to-day Of 81 $1A which makes the total de-
cline within the last Is or days fully SO per share
There was considerable done in it, but the market
quite heavy and everything indicates that there is
still Flower deep before There 675 shares sold
at the Board all Of which $685. with the exception
of one lot of so shares sold s834 buyer 80 days and
one lot of so s624 1t closed regular way
at s62& bid ss3H asked. Northern Central Railway
brought to-day about yesterdays There 400
sod 200 at $14H cash. 100 s14x buyer days.
and 100 at SIAN buyer 60 days and it closed regular way
at sl4K bid, Slla asked Northern Central Railway
1885 bonds advanced to-day per cent There
$4,000 Of them sold at So and they left off at IS bid ssh
asked In other Railroad bonds there nothing DONE
but they generally frmer at the previous quota
tons. For City 6's there inquiry, and sales
made Of SO 900 ls75s at 97X $074 1905 at e9A,
and $4,000 1905 99h There sales at the Board
of 500 shares Gardner Hill Mining Company at $2x cash
and 100 at 81 buyer 80 days, and it closed
pretty firm at $3.50 bid, ESQ asked regular way. For
Guford Mining SIN bid, and slX asked and for
Santa Clara 50 cash was bid.
In New York to-day Illinois Central bonds declined
u; and Harlem u; but New York Central advanced II:
Reading l; Cleveland and Toledo III Rock Island y;
Michigan Southern guaranteed y; and Virginia 6s r.
Erie, Canton, Michigan Southern and Missouri 6s all
closed at yesterdays figures
Rates for foreign Exchange are about the same
as they week ago. but the market is dull
The rates to-day follows, viz London,
bankers bills, 10S4 GI09 do commercial do, I0s4@
1osk Paris 80 day bills, 1sA, sight do,
6f is; Antwerp, 81. 17K; Bremen. 49, Amsterdam,
4lH; Hamburg 36k 936X; Cologne, 73x; Frankforton-
theMaine, AK.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-27

INCREASE OF POPULATION IN CALIFoRNIA.-The an.
nual reviews of the States progress are prepared
for publication. During 1859 SO, 1856 passengers
arrived at San Francisco by steamer and sailing
vessels, and "a ,3Sl departed showing a gain OF
population by immigration seaward of 13,402.-
About 30 900 people are believed to have crossed
the plains to California, which, together with the
natural increase, is estimated to have made total
gain of population within the year exceeding
$4,000 souls.
Another proscriptive measure has just been de-
feated in the South bill recently passed both
houses of the Florida Legislature for the expulsion
of the free negroes from the State, but the Gov
ernor refused to affix his signature, and the
measure failed.
The wife and infant son of Mr.. Isaac McBear, OF
Canton, Illinois, were burnt to death on the morn
ing of the 18th instant. The mothers clothing took
fire at the stove and communicated to the garments
of the child, which she held in her arms.
A pretty young lady telegraph operator from an
inland town in Utica last Friday and saw a
railroad train, track, depot &C., for the first time
in her life. Rather odd, that, for telegraph
operator.
The Board of Aldermen of the city of New York
have resolved in favor of the substitution of the
Belgian pavement for all the other kinds now in use
man named John Newbeck fells through the
skylight of store in New York on Thursday, and
was instantly killed
The Ell Paso and Fort Yuma Wagon-Road cases
of forgery will be called up before the Washington
city Criminal Court on Friday next.
The work on the Minots Ledge lighthouse il
slowly progressing. The work is now raised to
the height of so feet.
Mrs. Tilley, another victim of the Hudson River
Railroad accident, died in New York on Wednes-
day.