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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

ARRIVAL OF Arms AT VIRGINIA CrY-On
Thursday night, two hundred and ninety
stand Of arms from Sacramento arrived at
Virginia City amidst immense cheering The
\ Neyada escort, with rides, arrived at noon on
Friday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

CHINESE GooDs-lIong Woo, on First st =,
shipped Off yesterday, huge load of goods
for Morristown, sx miles from La Porte
Hong Woo has big trade. lie keeps
grand depot, where the small traders( Chinese)
send for their supplies.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

The San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce
have elected Captain John B. Thomas Ms one
Of the Board Of Pilot Commissioners.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

LErTEas.-The overland mail, which left
Friday. carried l2,SlS letters.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

DFAp'-Frank Cornell, who had bis arm
DOW olo"n Oh recently at Petalumn by the prcma.
tare IT, discharge Of cannon, died in thai town
luGrsday from hs Injuries. lie was a uative
OF New York, and 2S years ofnpe. '''''''
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20
Arrivals at the ST. NIcholas uOteI.

uCKOK 4 co. PROPRIET0Rs.
SATURDAY, May 18Th, lsGO.
Miss Johnson Prairie II a Kimmeil OrOyie
Miss Evens W Wikey san Francisco
Jacob Miner W city lie Franlers san Juan
J Hop Woods q Colusa WIN Gay Oregon city
Mrs Vincent & boy Watson Nevada
w T Smith Camptonyile Pnoint L a Ready
c ID O'Suteran ; i b Alien
NJ Burgess San Juan Salmnns
J S McCue W Oalt French Corral
W Good Colusa lIiLbard Nevrda
Fisher WIN Friend sutter co
Mclaughlin Auburn 0 II Newton
Ii VI Johnson p II & Wikirs D'ville
B CARPENTER" G II Bowly Nicaragua
c Duuning - Johnson Oregon Gdlch
F Langtord Sacramento j NJ Arcego Sacramento
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

BIG TREE Route To WAsuoE the
FIRST OF June tri'weekly stage will run from
Stockton to Genoa, by the Big Tree route.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

THE Mayor Of New York has received
official information that the steamship Great
Eastern will make her voyage to that port.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20
Sewing Machines.
CUMMINGS
Under Current Sluice

near SIR Your attention is solicited to a brief
y consideration OF the advantages Off H. DUN
NlNGS IMPROVED PATENT GOLD SEPARATOR,
for which Patent was granted February 7th, 1850
The principle and operation oft may be thus descrb-
ed
BY means OF two or more iron bars at the termina
uor OF section of Sluice Boxes. forming a rrht-an-
gle eating, portion of he dissolved earth fine gravel
and water is separated from the humps Of hard earth
cobble stones ana gravel and drops into set of more
gently graded Sulce Boxes beneath, when they flow
slowly Min another direction, while the body of water
and coarse material dahses down "A Dump or - fa ~
to again taken up in sluices with the taigs from,
the under current and subjected anew to seperaton
This process nsures more thorough amalfa,nation
and saving Of the particles of Gold the most of which
drop through the grating into the under current wbere
being subjected to aless violent motion and passing
through a greater variety of rifles, they are more
likely to be finally ARE ted. II effects "a Inr, eo,.i,
rusty gold which will not readily aiDalpamate II
gives more opportunity for saying Gold In a short
distance and TO scour cement without loss of ailiprs
and grade.
On hll sides, whore there is abundance Of snace II
is valuable adjunct TO ta suicgs where the hitter
terminate at the rivers edge aud would otherwise
charge all OF their contents into the stream the under
current can be made to receive the hest portion of the
tangs and convey them for any distal ce along Inc
bank. Wv
The immense friction Of rolling rocks being remov.
ed, the under current effects a saving in false botts
oi about seventy FIVE per cent
At San Juan llnL Nevada County. where tbis i,yo,
ton was first introduced and is now ext n,ivaly rse
it is consider ed valuable i'm mlroyenent-savn,, notb
God ana quicksilver in much larger proportion than
the ordinary suice without IL.
Tue saving Effected from ting, in ono ins,o,c. 10
equal - twenty hye per cent. ami might be increased.
ue amount OF ecor omy OF course depending upop the
eN ent 10 which the under current is employed.
A testimony to the truth Of the alove- ;.r,,i
is granted for reference to the below pon,ad yriu,,i
miners at orth San Juan, and it NAV 6r,t he et,td
NAT the inventor Is himself practical M liner and ~
,es,ea es 'he uhuer current fully for more than two
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

NARROW ESCAPE w understand that the
Deputy County Recorder, james Wickersham,
came very near losing his life, yesterday, 10y
an occurrence which was as sudden as it was
unexpected. lie was sitting in a ehpir in
the office in the Court House. when the brick
floor gave way beneath him and sunk into a
well sixty feet deep. He saved himself by
grasping table near by, as the mass went
down, and clinging to it until he scrambled
to a secure voting. The well has been in use
for long time by means of pump connect
ing with it from the outside but no one i'm
ngined that it opened directly under the floor
OF the Recorders office. Timbers had been
put across the well and the brick laid on
them The timbers rotted and Of course the
mass went in.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

PASSENGERS OvEULAND.-Mr. Rogers Dr.
Hueston, A. Leayitt, aud J. B. Hart were
passengers for St. Louis, by the overland
stage which left Friday. DR.. A. wilkerson
j. B. Henderson, j. 5. johnson, and G. II
johnson have secured seats in the next stage
which will leave on Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

LAST week the San Francisco Board of Ed
ucalion sold $4,000 worth Of school bonds
ala VIII eN end the amount in putting up
new school houses. Out Of thirty-nine an
phcan'' to become teachers only nineteen
obtained merit enough to entitle them to Ger.
thcates ''e'' " eei'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

FlRE.-We e learn from the Petaluma Jour
nal that the dwelling house of Mr.. II. Rich
ards, situated on the Tomalcs Bay road, and
near PreOOle's Hotel was totally consumed
by fire last sunday, together with its con
tents Loss estimated to he about $500. The
origin Of the fire is supposed to be the work
of an incendiary.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20
PATENT SEAMLESS CAPS.

ENHE undersigned having been appointed Agents
, in this state for the sale of these CELEBRATED
CAPS have now on hand and win receive by every
steamer small Assorted Invoices which we offer 10 the
Irads De m los to suit at small advance up, the
FACTORY PRICES.
These Caps are manufactured from the finest grades
OF fleece wool, woven on the fiber system into
very beautiful aud most dui abe fabric. The
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

MoEE DELuDED VIcrms COMING To SALT
LAKE.-On the 26th April party ofbetween
seventy and eighty persons left Salt Lake
CITY for Europe, to disseminate the doctrines
OF Mormonism Their mission SAYS a letter TO
The Alta, will last probably three years, call
ng upon the people to repent, embrace this
ialth and gather to the new Zion. Previous
10 their starting, they were addressed by
President Brigham and admonished to travel
without purse or scrip, and not to cxtort from
the poor Or others, money for their own use.
hateyer was donated to them they were TO
distribute amongst the needy and help them
to emigrate and join the Saints in the valleys
Of the Mountains when their mission was
over to return as poor as they went He
denounced the practice of returning in car
rlases and laden with riches. as some had
done aud bid them all to be diIigent in gath.
eFlhS the lost sheep into the fold of Zion, A
larse emigration are gathering at St Louis
some eight hundred with hand carts. and are
next. 10y !" V"he
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

MONDAY EVENING MAY 10Th, 1860,
They will have the honor OF appearn. in the Magnif-
cent Legendary Spectacle Of the
NAIAD QU EEN!
Or, the Nymphs of the Rhine.
Sir Rupert the Fearnaught ..... Miss Jennie Gourley
S'hnapps, his Squire ........... Master c. W. rsh.
queen ANllllt........ NlsS LOUISE
ldeX, with Songs..... ...... ........M Miss HELEN
Amphbio, Demon Of the Ehi' e.....-., Master Louis
In consequence Of the length Of this magnificent
spectacle, no other piece will be performed.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parquette .................S 90
OrchesIfa SEATS ..-.... .,........-...,...Tl 90
Children accompanied by their Pare IS .... 81
Private Boxes ......... ............ ........5 90
Doors open at 7 o'clock, performance commences
at S O'clock
s2zg~ Box Office open from 10 A. NJ, to 9,PM
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY goth.

Tur,rrR-Another crowded assembAge
gathered. last evening to witness the per-
jormonees of the Marsh Troupe. Black
Eyed Susan was played most beautifully.
Miss Louise rendered the character OF Will
lam in a style worthy Of an actress thrice her
age Master G. W. Marsh. as Guatbrain,
was perfectly exquisite, and better Gnat-
bTain. is seldom seen upon the stage. The
rest Of the troupe, (there are too many to be
named in their order), were well up in their
parts, and acquitted themselves to the COM
plete satisfaction Of the audience. There is
a finish about the acting of each and all
which is very pleasing Little Selma sang a
delicious ballad in a most delicious manner
and the duet by Laura and Andrew wa'
very fine.
The farce of Brian O'Linn wound up th'
entertainment in a blaze Of fun and frohc
Master G. w. Marsh exceeded himself, 9TH
little prodigy that he is y in the character c
Brian OIinn, while Master Louis, rs Fathe
O'Toole Miss Louise as Bridget Delaney
Miss Hattie as Darby McCabe, Miss Claran
tine as Capt. Fitzsimmons, and the rest wer
comical in the extreme The fact is, this
an uncommonly attractive troupe, and thei
talent is appreciated in this city.
On Monday night, the performance vii
consist of the magnificent legendary speeta-
Gle of the Naiad Queen. Demons, nymPhs
fairies. mortas and immortals will be found
mingling in the may and enchanted scenes
Valiant Kni hts In combat with beautiful
Amazons, startling and splendid changes and
metamorphoses, together with a thousand
and one acts and deeds of interest VIII make
up the spectacle. 1t is going TO be some
thing well worth the witnessing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20
S1ew advertisements.

MARYSVILLE THEATER.
Lessee and Manager q. .........MR. r. G. MARSH.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20

EFFICIENTLY, Mr.. Thomas J
Williams, while coming from Salt Lake city
with a train to California for goods, was mur
dered. lie formerly belonged to the Nor
mon church, but latterly dissolved connec-
tion with it, lie is said to have been mur-
dered 10y the Mormons He leaves a large
family in Salt Lake City. and was formerly
ofthe firm Of Hooper and Williams of that
city,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-20
GENUINE SEAMLESS GAYS
Indigo Blue, Black Mixed,
Brown Mixed, Steel Mixed
and Claret Mixed.

We are now receiving beautiful variety Of Lighter
Shades, expressly adapted for Spring and Summer
The demand for these CAPS in New York city and
throughout the Atlantic States, has been entirely un-
precedented the Broadway Fashionable Retailers in
broadway have hardly been able to obtain a sufficient
supply from day TO day, and they recog lied by
lI as elegant IN form, exceedingly durable, and entire
ly waite proof.
untii recent The Factory has been unable to man
ulacture rs fast as the orders received hut hav
ihE recently mad large additions completed will soon
ne able TO supply the demand promptly All orders
by ma or On application at office, will receive
prompt attention.
ROSS, DEMPSTER ~ co..
AGENTS FOR MANUFACTURERS.
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We are prepared HEAT public and private buIdi gs with
HOT WATER STEAM In the most substantial manner 81
low prices ESTIMATES given for work in any part OF the
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CIGNIFICANT FACTS.

~ The DICroSARIEs- 4. universally conceIed By the
e b S country s' % wS s a"s eEsI Ssd
Sine. the addition Of the elegant ustratio1s synonyms
forty per cent greater up to this date August 1887 than any
The testimony Of large obbing houses as well a Of retailers
conobOtes the statement Of the publishers Of Webster 70
the si%. st1s 81 70 bs wit" that
One Boston bookseller has sold hundred and nineteen
copies Webse Pictorial and only two copes Of Worcester
and states that at is all that have been caedfOr
n, obbiDg house in the booktrade 10 the
ste Pictorial hun ded and twenty nine Of Worceers
since the bo Is published IN other cities the proportion
of Webster ia much larger IS the Trade wen Know and
6 @ IN ybs ephis has sold several thousand copies
has publicly tha, their sales Of the various editions OF Web.
Oun In the aggregate to more than one hundred
Dur sses Of Webster in comparison with Worcester, In
the proportion of about ten to one. n,-r,rn
baye sold since let Of January fifty copies of Woroes-
ters onarto Dcionary and hundred and six Of Web
ttrs Pictorial Unabr5gedD 1t De men lined however
hat The ,ses + Worces es book were made within few
after publications. but 'f' the t imp1s there wa %@
sea.us %S Webster IN steady iVsoS PHSSEY Co.
New,York Aug l6, 1860.
We have sold wholesale and retail hund-ed copies of
Of Webser's Pictorial ID. APPLETON Co.
We have sold more hundred copies Of Webs.es Pic
tos Dictionary and two Orthee copies S9y Of WSrses
Portlsnd, Aug 10, 1860 SaNbohN CAhlEh'
We have sold six hundred thirty three copies of webers
a. o..
New.York, Aug IL, l8tO PRATT, OAhLET Co.
Since the Publication of Worcestes Dictionary quao Feb
a. oO have sold four WeOe QqsstS to pns Of WSTses'
ters. COLLlNS a. BhOIdEh.
New.YOrk, Aug II, 1860.
We have sod hundred and sixty copies OF Websrs
Dictionary ;ies a
New.York, Aug H. 1860.
have sold one hundred and ninety three copies of Webses
Pictorial Dictionary and copies Of Worces.er Dictionary
I'm, brdaed In equal time. L. BUSHNELL
St. Louis, Aug "a, 1860
Our Webster in comparison with Worceer In the
proportion about fifteen Ia short Worces
ter nearly ceased In few weeks after it hist appeared
81 Louis Aug q, 1860 KEITH WOODS
have sold three hundred and twenty four copies Of Web
Pictorial Dictionary and only twelve cops. Of Worcester
Clicsgo Aug 10, 1850. 3. c GHlGGS Co
sold eight hundred and thirteen copies of Webes
Pictorial Dc mary and hundred and ten copies of Wores-
ters A ,. BARNES y BURR
New.YoIk. Aug H. 1860.
have sold three hundred and seventy copies OF Web
sers Pictorial Dictionary and eight copie. Of Worcesle
Cincinnati, Aug 23 1860. APPLEG ATE & Co.
Since publication of Worcesers Quarto Dictionary
sold twenty copies Of Websters Pictorial Qasro to
copy Worcesers have led all the orders have
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Fifteenth Wnrh.

THE REPUBLICAN bANNER WAHD Or 1895.
THE kIFTEEHTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOClA-
TILE viii meet At No 6l8 Brosd~a on FRIDA EVENING
the b inst al O'Clock All residents Of the Ward in favor Of
tbe election Of LINCOLN and HAMLN invited 70 in
D' n b. BLAKE, President.
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Al n large and enthusiastic meeting Of the REPUB.
LOAN ASSOCIATION Of the SIXTEENTH WARD, held
., be HeadouaTte No PAS 9Th Monday evening Sept
6O the following resolutions offered by Gayt6n
go and adopted unanimously;
rso That "A official pursued by Robert s. Oar.
= u. Aaesp Of the Sixteenth Wa'd lHh DISTRICT has
the approval Of tnis Association md Of the Rsplbh
80 slI coed ii zens Ward that take this
on 10 express sps cs and hearty hs
80 r rnifou 10 h- 1avegsnt and Proh'ge opAon
81 the OF the japanese Embassy
cty m ts city; and his action IN eppo'ing ID ePpop
[ ~ sti "a MIN 10 the confidence and support oi e'ery
% !, bo oesires an and economical admin ustloh o.
he soyerm,nt Of this ctS and vino "oni9 sustain
faithful and dsinterefed discharge OF ms oN'' "
s,ntstise In he Conn Council. ,,.,, i . .o., b..
Resolped Thst the resolutions be pnOh.hea 90 cc,iog "
S1"' 70 'he AZ eyo' NV ~ v H. G.. PARKE Secretary.
Rorice -REPUBLICANs OF TUE XlHTT i,,A.ta WAho, q,
Tn. snbscfibeTs Of the Wigwani will meet al tAe -
gHUHsDAY EyEEING sept at u o'clock on business o.
u,st In pOTttnce. BY order OF - c----.f.,..
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4 MOTHER NEW STORY will be commence
IN THE
NEW.YORK WEEKLY
TOMORROW,
By the Popular Author
HARRY HAZEL,
EMITTED
THE FEMALE MANIAC SPY;
TIE FEMALE MANIAC SPY;
THE FEMALE MANIAC SPY;
THE FEMALE MANIAC SPY;
THE FEMALE MANIAC SPY
OR,
THE HEROINE OF THE BARRICADE.
TALE OF SICILY AND THE SIoIIASs.
Founded on Facts and introducing Characters
now living.
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Marbinerp.

CTEAM-BOILERS -BOardman's patent steam
Boilers the s.e,, and mos economical Boiler: IN as. 500
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Kifcheners and Ranges.
The AMERICAN SAND-OVEN KlTChENEh, { new ana
splendid Range, just completed coin0ns more ueiui
ents thn aDy other range In the country. At1 the
PROVED MORNING STAR RANGE, suited for wood or
coal and The PIERCE RANGE, for sale by
RICHARDSON BOYNTON Co...
No 26n CRnal. At. NeWY1rk
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printing.
Groceries an6 PROVISIONS.

DURE CIDER-VINEGARf from the PELHAM
Il FARM.-FOR sALE-New.own Pippin refined CIDER
VINEGAR-warsDted pure In bids and bbls-fof bcsss,
n Gers shippers and the rsde gen raly. -
NJ A. l LYNCH, No Erie Building
yINHE REASON WHY
THE STORE OF
THOMAS AGNEW,
No. 26O Greenwich st.. corner Of Murnyst, Sswferh,
THRONGED WITH CUSTOMERS,
HAS
The Largest Stock Of TEAS in the ci;y.
The Largest Stocs tf COFFEE n the city.
The Largest stock of WINE in the city.
The Largest Sock Of FLOUR In the city.
The Largest Stock Of 81 JAR In the city
The Largest stock Of PROVISIONS in the city.
Because he keeps the best quality o! GOODS and
Because he seDt LOWER than any other house.
Mr. AGNEW has immense Cash capital a. his comtoshds
Which 81 him take advantage Of the market a. sr tDes
COUNTRY MER HANTS,
UPTOWN FAMILIES, -
HOTEL PR0PRIET0RS,
RESTAURANT Pa0PRIErORS,
and Who purchase In large quantities. uhee: seviEg
OF so per cent by purchasing at the popuT low pss
'' CANTON TEA WAREHOUSE
has such world ide renown -
REMEMBER THE MUNGER,
No. 300 Gr.eDwich-st. corner Of Murray.
Goods delivered free to all parts Of the city