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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-09
CFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY--

From foot OF Csnsnsts-Connecting a. Hampton juno
ton with Delaware LaohswsnHs and Western Railroad aHd at
Yastsn with Lehgb Valley Railroad and its connections
SUMMER ANGEMENT-Cem I1encing May rs, 1851
Leave New York 70 follows:
EKPHKss-At O. M fer Essten Reading har-
Tisburs. Msuch Chunk, 30. &C.
Mail TEAs-At for Es.tOn, WE.ss Gap, s@ast'n,
Great Bend Pittston, Wilkesbsrre &c. -,
lev THRousH TKAIS-For Easton, Mauch Chunk, Reading
Pottsville, Harrisburg, &c. , ,,I
IY ~ THRouGK 'TRAIy-For Esst0n, Allentown, Msush
Chunk &c. -, ,,.-y.--.u.
ePE WAY TRAs-For SomerTile aud intsrmsdsss Tsesns
EXPEP.s TRAIN FOR HABRIsBURG.
TIE a. Express Train from Ner.York arrives hsIrn
ys,I, Central r. east and west Northern Central north and
souh and with Cumberland Valley R.R. -
I%tVV EEw.YoRK PROM PIER No IN. r. Of 100 and ii go
m and 80 N Eason and inter stssss and at
$40 o. M for someryile and intermediate stations
Wv p 49, " JOHN o. STERNS, Superintendent
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For rHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-Mai and Express Lines leave NewYork ct and
a m and and p fare ga Through tickets sold for Gin
oinnati West for Washington, New Orleans and
The South &C., and through baggage checked Warrington In
q m and D. trains.
No baggage will be received for any trains unless delivered and
checked Is minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving
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NEW-Y DIRK and NEW-HAVEN RAIL

~ + w o X and NEW-1ANEN KALI
~ ROAD.-NEW ROUTE to NEWPORT, via NEW
YORK and NEW-HAVEN and SHORE-LlNE RAILROADS.
-On and after MONDAY June IL 1860 Daily Trains win
leave New.York from Of hay and 27ths, st
and r. M, passing through NewHayen NewLsndon, and
stoningon to Greenwich r. where the splendid steamer
GOLDEN GATE viii be in waiting and start immetistsy
the arrival Of the trains for Newport snodng splendid sail q
II miles down the Naragsnsot Bay arriving at 40 and 800
p Passengers by the Train change cars at New
Haven by the II IS Train through from
NewYork East Greenwich without change Of Tickets
cold and bageass checked tLroneh JAMES H. HOYT Supt
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"UDSON RIVER KAIIKUAU IOI ALbANI
ii ard TROY connecting With trains NORTH and EST
B1om Monday April 80 lseS Trains w leave Il m s5s
sp NJ Albany Mail m sleePsSs SI s,1 Tap y an.
Us and o. m for Poughkeepsie l;l5 and 32O p toi
Tsrytown s:s5 and 1919 Tor PeekSh 10y m rom
sstst Buffalo and Northern Lightning News Tram o'15 "a
Turrsnt 6l5 D. Passenger taken ~ Chanioers oana
CIdsopher snd Ssts Trains for New,Yoh led,e 10y
az (Sudays incuded and S:45 and O:l0 sad 94 shd
~ IIoNr,jsta; A. E. SMITH, Superintendent
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NOR SAVANNAH and ti.e SOUIH:|Ihe
Il st.ausiip r. r. CUYLER, Capt T. Croeksr viii ls p
PAsr No H. N R., on THURSDAY, July " ~ ~ To-
ss soA the following Rsces Eew0tsaps & s1 s
Ensx,fIls s2s So ChatAnooEa e2S Albany Pc Columns
All Atsnts s2i Macon. so; Augusta Oh S' inoluNDs
FIbt 10 cents psT foot Apply 20 H. B. CROMWELL
ce, No 90 West-st., and No 90 6rosdwsy
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ocean Cleaners, &t.

NETWORK 10 GALWAY, via ST. JOHNS,
N Nv Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Co.'S side wheel
ssesn o. PARANA. The magnificent fsosss SIDE wheel
stsnn ef PARANA Capt -, Will sail on TUESDAY, July
p T Galway with passengers and freight touching ct St.
Jekn'a " r., for the Royal Mail. = -
Rates Of pessegeFirstCass Cabin SiV w. fIoi accord
he &c selection OF State Rooms
sd Css ard Cabin Ss including cooked provisions
Passengers 10 ST. Johns, $40
passengers provide bedding knife, fork plate
nv this route are checked through 10 any Of the
xpinfipa ess on the railways of England and ITelsnl
HOWLASb 4 AsPINwALL Agents,
Noa aaUaS, S,u tl-s4
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via SIOM AdNS
! TON for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, and Nt.WPohI-
I5 RouT4e .horest and difectCaIrying the East
err Mails. ,,,,,,,r,, mary "a, Io., a.o,s and
VyEALTB Capt.I w. Williams In conrection wiz
the stonngon and Proyidenee and Boston ana o
pier No H. H. p. and S.on ston ass;So p a. OF Oh
.,ivsl Of M. M al train which leaVe Boston q e1 m M,
Ire CCsibFDNWEALTH, from New York-hlondayY "ea
netdsy and Frday From ssoningon-TuesdsJ Thursday e."
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, nom New YortITue,day THUR thur.
dsy end Saturday. From stonngt'n-honosy' "eas'u~'
Paensers proceed from sonington per Railroad 20 froyi
ss,ea snd Bostonn the Express Mail Train resohuY ~
o m advance OF those by other routes and ~ une io
N d. ,srly morning lines connecting North and East rsn
90 % bst prefer Il remain bosrd the sesnneI eoys nshh
,est,pdsturbed breakfast desired and leave stong on
The 745 g. M train connecting at frovidence WIN 'he IL
Baggage Msser accompanies The steamer and train thoash
each way. Al, -. ...,. r., ea,h, .nnlv On hoard tho
.4eyni ~ t lie feighofics Pier No lS North hiVe I"
1880 No IlS Westst corner of Courlahdtst
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DECISIONS.
Etenne De Pierre ct al agt. Herman Thorn ct al
Order reversed, with costs. -, ~, -,
STEPHEN b. Hutchings, Executor, agt. Tbos. Bald
win that defendants perform the contract no
Anthem c. Dubois agt. Mary Rebecca Ray.-Judg-
Charles Kobler agt. Ganet p. Wright ct al.-Judg-
ment affirmed with coss $3.50 -.
DANIEL owen ct al ACT. The Hudson River Railroad
Company Judgment reversed and new trial ordered costs 70
George w. Cosef agt The Pennsylvania and Lee
high reversed and new trial ordered
costs TO abide event - ,,,.u. Ii,
Arson Green ct al. agt. James c. Willett.-Judg-
me reversed and isl granted costs TO abide event
By decision rendered by Judge Hoffman III the
supio during the present week In the case oil H.
Shading certain parties infringing his business trade
marks plaintiff fully protected in h eTeuie ngnt Of
property ia the various connected with the manuiac
ture AID sale Of his prepared glue , -
NoTICE.-Durng the vacation the Superior Court,
Geneml Term, Will meet "wednesday August THURSDAY
August q; and Saturday, September ~ . -,
SPECIAL TERS, July 1.-before Justice WOODRUFF
DECISIONS.
Levy agt. Westervelt ct al.-Corblt agt. Sanger
Brown ct al agt. the Bank of the Republic.-Judg-
pDeut for plaintiff for "A, 900 and interest
Sherwood agt. The Mayor, &e.-Leferts ct al. agt
Pa aysnt ct sDoshon against The Merchants Bank et al
Judgments for defendants la each CASE
Draper sgt. Stouvenel ct A.-Motion for new trial
Howe agt searing.-Mo,ion for attachment denied
Panton agt. Zebley.-Atachment discharged without
costs to either party. -.
The East River Bank agt. Rogers Motion for judg-
ent upon the answer frivolous granted with lO costs
Curtis ast. Marshall. settled.
Before Justice RoBEBTsos.
Robert Il. Byass agt. John y. Smith.-Mouon for
IL. a gtlt,rN
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DORTLAND and WHITE MOUNTAINS.-Th

III tast-clsss and favorite steamships
CHESAPEAKE, Capt Sidney Crowell and
PATAPSNO, Capt. I'd. 4. Vail,
" form . weekly Hns Por land leaving Pier n r.
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, st p IN
Passage aud fare Including ststsroom SIS
This direct picturesque route between New
YoFk and the Mountains via Long Island and Vineyard
Sounds to Portland and Grand Trunk Railway TO Gorhan
vh,oh a only miles rols The Glen House. Apply to
a b. CROMWELL Co.,
Nos sS West st aud 8S5 Broadway.
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L. A. Battershall agt. Alexander Davis ct al.-Set
tied.
Ina re. Petition of William Holmes for the custody o
his chidren.--Appleetion Of the petitioner denied
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NTFW-YORK and EkIE RAILhUAD.T
IN DuNKIRK EXPRESS st7a M Tor Da0hirs' bahA0'
Csnsudsig1a snd principal stations; A.. s..Yon.
MAIL at BIS g. IN for Dulhmk the "Vei"'Via'0 "
Tlis Train rems ms night ct EimiIa .-...x
WAY t3,45 p ~, for Addeto"n he"Duisn' anu '
EiSfT ExPREss, daily at m fsr Dasss Enc.
o. si hHh HSH CHAs. BIN0T, General Supt
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IA TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI'

A TLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVI-
IN CATION COMPANY'S NETWORK AND GALWAY
LtREThe next departure rom New York will be the splendid
and powerful steamship GOLDEN FLEECE, which viii leave
THURSDAY July H. 1890 touching at ST. Johns ~ r. to re-
ssfve the Royal Malta
PRCEs PAssAGBFirst class $50 and S73 third 200 IN
ending free tickets TO Of the principal ciies on the
wsJ routes OF Great Britain and ireland nhrd Cues Us
provide plate Knife fork 6c and bedog 70 OF
Jsln first class sS5 Passage ga the th class can o. secured
% erng per from Galway for ~ V ron puonn
Bsfasi s7, nom Londondeuy $S7 so from waterford, fSi
kom Limerick, SIS
ALEX. HOLLAND \ Co,
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With all the stealth which such characters employ m
their Illegal novsnsns, about two hundred ro1gns Ook
Tasfape ~ yacht from this city al the ear no Of
orr oc'ttk Yesterday mon irg, and rroceedcd g. the
ISLAND 81 barber known ~ the Lower Prevse, for
the puiTtfe Of enjoying a little innocent rerrcat In
The shsr~ 81 prize fight The principals 10 the snah
tw Eglsbmen OF the lower order OF r. r. ahss
uanei u fn Tuner and Andrew Gidow, and the ground
assigned FOR the bout having been reached In safe ard
oil re'nttry arrangements having been raafa torily
completed, The performance place. For ov " two
hours those fellows stood up and banrc at each otbcr
untN 81 length nature rave out and thy able 70
stand up snd tang away no longer Eighty ave rounds
were fought, When both men were 20 ie ribly step-
ciolev havrg his right hand broken, and eich being
nearly blrt-ibat II was declared draw gan ., Ard The
stakes lttoD were DIVIDED between the pa.hs T. pre-
vent INTERRUPTION by the police had be- stat oned
at prem nent Point Of the bland with asy ssss, and
Just ~ the combat closed that individual warning Of
an approach Of the pclin In boat, fmmciite ffh q
course followed, and before Capt Hough and four Of hu
msr 81 the barber police could reach the OF aeto9
s but the two principals and OF the sec rss, rae4
Barney, alias John walsh, who was spcnene them N
house 20 With they had been taken, effected an eecape
The three that renamed taken Under aveet and
brorfbt 10 Boston.
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New York Zouaves.

meeting OF the members of Company f, Ninth regi.
ment, took place last evening in their armory No 4sl
Broadway, the object Of the meeting being settle all
the preliminary measures previous to commencing
drill Ia zouave. The company will be attached as light
infantry to the flank Of the Ninth.
Lieut. Coppinger called the meeting to order about eight
O'Clock, by appointing Mr.. Fitch to act chairman.
Lieut.. CoPpiSoR then went to state that
at the meeting held last Tuesday evening,
II resolved TO form independent
ganzaton, well 10 organize Company f
as light infantry the tactics being very similar
to those recently exhibited yhc Chicago Zouaves and
consist Of Hardees tactics and McCeands bayonet
else Az regards the change of dress the Adant Gene
raj has informed them the law did allow any change
to be made without application to the State Legisla
ture which would be done at the next meeting OF the
Legislature IL IL the intention OF Captain Aterbury to
commence drilling Company in the light infantry tao
tics OF Col Hardeenext week Lieut. Coppnger concluded
by inviting any of those who present, and not
give In their names to the Chairman.
The CHAIRMAN and said, it was the intention OF
Company ultimately to assume the Zouave dress-not
the one worn by the Chicago Zouaves but the real org
nal Zouave, or Agerine drcss.
Lieutenant CoPrNGKR then moved the following resou-
ton
Resolved That Company z, OF the Ninth regiment pro-
ceed as soon as Captain Atterbuy orders to drill In light
infantry tactics according TO COL Hardee and McCelands
bayopet exercises as practised at Weet Point
The resolution was carried unanimously.
After traneacting the usual monthly routine business
the meeting adjourned.
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Beard OF Supervisors,

The Board met yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock
President Stewart in the chair.
The Committee Criminal Courts and Police reported
In favor Of The adoption Of the plans already submitted
for the erection Of house Of detention for witnesses
Report adopted.
The report Of j. Warner keeper of the House Of Do
ention for the month of july was received and referred
70 the Committee Criminal Courts and Police. The
whole numbr Of persons committed during that time
was ty four and they had been detained aggregate
time OF $50 days.
Supervisor fyRpy read communication from Justice
Bosworib denying that he had stated that there
power by which the court could DO held outside
of the Park limits.
After somewhat lengthy debate, Supervisor DuIcmR
moved that the subject be laid upon the table until the
opinion OF the Corporation Counsel could be obtained.
Motion lost
The debate was then continued
Supervisor RocmE moved that the matter DO again
ferred 10 the Committee, with nstructons TO report at
tie next meeting. In order 10 give members time to
examine into the question Carrief
The Board adjourned to meet Tues 'ay the 2s,h inst
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Tr AcAprNy xrsc-The rsftcrs for The rolf OF n
cdnco have been rascd to their proper position and the
work progresses steadily and satisfactorily TIE building
win soon be closed In and there every prospect that II
viii be completed In three or four months
NOMINATIONS ron AuEssKx An election for Alderman
q the Seventh ward TO n vacancy, il to be held on
Tuesday the 14th inst Ono section Of the democracy
have nominated Hugh ORorke their candidate for Al
dtfman, and tho other section bavc placed Henry A.
Moore IN nomination. The republicans bayc nominated
Mr.. Finland.
Oncer waich n IRE rinh, Yesterday killed avnad dog
CO The corner 81 sou,l first and Eighth streets
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Yachting Intelligence.

Twenty four yachts assembled yesterday afternoon at
whitestone, Glen Cove 10 be in readiness for the
grand annual cruise which to day From the
manner In which the cruise has been commenced the
promptness with which the squadron have come toge
ther and the lively spirit manifested by the owners of
heyachts the occasion promises be of the most nte
resting character.
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ITATH or MRS. SUSAN spRfNG.
In The HrP1ip Of Monday last gave report OF the
sftich anniversary sermon preached by Pew. Gardiner
Spring, In his church in Filth avenue To-day We
called uron TO announce the death of his wife, Mrs ers,S
SrnNo, who Died yefterday morning 10 the seventy.
second yer of her Her funeral will take place TO-
morrow Ttursfayl
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Army IutsIlfUenee.

Ieave Of absence for Ave months for the benefit Of his
hcalth with permission TO 20 beyond the United states,
s granted to Captain W J. Newton, Second Dragons.
An extension Of Tor two months has been granted
BIZ the War department 10 Captain C. T. Kiburn Com.
ary OF SUBSISTENCE for The benedt Of his health; for
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NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN STATE CONvEN
TON,

TRxSroy, N. j., August 7, 1850.
The Republican State Convention meets TO morrow to
nominate an electoral ticket number of delegates
have already arrived. Large delegations of Wide Awakes
are expected Messrs Burlingane, Ulmann Judge Kelly
and others are advertised to address Convention
large meeting was held in 'front.' of the oicn farm house
to hear the address of fudge Kelly, Of Philadelphia
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tns aernoor-Hon Phiness Barnes Of Portland, Preei-
eenI Inc Convention was called simply mass NEST
ms' therefore no regularly appointed delegates were
present but the meeting attended by fair repro
hon phnesa Rsrrss we ns ~ ,' VIC -sa.o. o..
Governor, and committee Of appointed TO MONT
nate electors ct large, to report hereafter
Bell and Everett ratin saton meeting followed in the
evening.
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Cricket.
Cricket.
UNITED STATES ys. cANADA--rNfTED STAT

UNITED STATES We. cANADA-rN1TED STATES vIcTo.
Rf0us.
The great match between the best eleven crickeers IN
Canada and the United states concluded yesterday
at IIoboken, the United States winning the match with
1ve wickets TO 20 down This has been the most inter-
estpg match Of the season. and called the grand match
The wickots pitched at eleven o'clock Monday
morning the ground 81 the New York club The Ca.
radians won the toes and sent In on their
F6a Innings Second Innings.
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rNfTKD STATES

ANAIysrs powrixG.-fbst lnnin gs -Tlardlngc,
100 balls - runs, maiden and wckcts arsons,
1C3 halle a. runs, maidsns and wickcs second In
nings -Hardiree, co balls, rs rms, maidcns and 2
wickets Parsons 20 balls "a runs, 8 maidens and
vbkct sharpe so balls % rurs raidcns and wckcts
Tally. balls, runs no maiccns and no wlckCts
The match was OF the finest ever played al Ho-
bckcn and witnessed by hundreds Of persons, among
vi ON several ladies. The second match win be
played the ground Of the 81 Georges Club at Hobokcn
10 morrow ard Friday.
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ANALYSIS BOWLING Wrist inningy-Hailn, 81
balls 20 runs, maiden overs, 2wekets sadler 50 balls
~ runs msidens and wickes Second innngs-Hal.
lis, 10 balls 90 runs, IL madeps, wickets sadler, 40
balls, Is runs, msidsns and wickets: Barclay, Is
balls, runs, 2msidens and wickes; samms ~ balls
3rurs, maiden, wickes; Kcphardt, 81 balls, IL runs
maidens, wicket
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-18
NO: So.
Sperial gutites.
A CARD.

IL gives me pleasure to inform the citizens ofMarys
Vlle that through the earnest solicitation of some Of
the friends OF HydroPathy and myself MR.. AND
Mrs Dr. FALES were induced to leave their practice
and friends in the East to locate in California. 1
congratulate the friends Of hygienic medication in
Marysvie, that they have now with them two compe-
tent Hydropathic Physicians who have graduated
The Hydropathic Medical College of New York, AMI
have both had several years of practice. Mrs. DR..
FALES has had five years OF extensive and successful
o6stercal practice. From several years acquaintance
with them, knowing the advantages, experience and
success which have favored them, feel fully warran-
ted in recommending them as Physicians and Coun-
selors to the entire confdance Of every person de-
string Hydropathc assistance or heathful advice
BARLOW J. SMITH, MD.
See advertisement. o5Im
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-18
The Medical and Surgical Institute of


Dr. L. .. CAAPKAY, is already secured in position
"hlch places it, as well as its proprietor, far above
the assaults Of envy and professional malice In the
schools of France, the highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners in this department of Medical
science and they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position in the profession. Ricord is an illustrous ex
simple, shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equalled
MN IN this country, as proof Of which, the Phila
deiphla College of Medicine compmented him with n
diploma, and the honorary dd eu7ldeDl degree. se-
iectng this as his field Of operation although qualified
as graduate of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army.
Tor more extended abors DR.. l.. J. Csapkay has bent
MS earnest attention to the of chronic and prl
Vate diseases in which he has become so great an ex
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in this
branch of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals The Doctors offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street. corner of
Leidesdora nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company.
e2S~ We ask particular attention Of our readers TO
certificates of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper. se8O-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-18
Halrs ssnrsnpariIIn, Yellow Dock and

Halls sSnrsaPariIIn, Yellow Dock and
Iodide of Potass is prepared from the finest red ia
Sarsaparilla and English Iodide Of Potass-ad-
mirabe as restorative and purifier of the blood, It
cleanses the system Of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimples bols and eruptions from the skin
-cnres rheumatism and pains of all kinds. All who
can afford should use IT, as it tends to give them
strength and prolong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
r. HALL CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, 143 and 145 CLAY street
mhl3-6m Below Montgomery, San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-18
HolIewnY,s Pins nnd n.n,non. nl.

genuine are easily distinguished from the counter felt
by the water-marl that exists in every leaf of tho
book ofdirectons, "Holloway, New York and Lon
don," in semi-transparsnt letters vi sibe when held
between the eye and the light.
gy- Sold at the mandatory, No so, Maiden Lane.
New York; and by all Druggists, at 25c, &C., and 81
per pot. ~ 20
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-18
MRS, WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
soothing Syrup for children teehng which greatly fa
citate the process Of teehng by softening the gums
reducing all inhamaton-will allay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon it mothers
1t VIII give rest to yourselves, and relief and health TO
your infants. Pefectly safe in all cases. See adyer
tlsement in another column. mav4-1v
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-18
MI q "a -RLE-
Premium Marble Works.

P- j. DEVINE &z BRO,
X street, betreen Sirth, and SevenM streets,
Sacramento, cal.
SCULPTURE, Busts Statues, Monuments, Tombs
- and Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces, "a ole aud
ter tops &C. &C. constantly hand, or made to order
at 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 Fairs from the
Mechanics Institute. irnS-u
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-18
M N IB U s .

TENHE subscriber would respectfully announce that
n he is running an Omnibus to and from the Steam
boat, fare FIFTY CENTS each way. Passengers
wishing to be called for in any part of the city, can
be accommodated by leaving their call the slate
Henry Wagners Book Store, street, under the The
at0r.
Parties wishing the Omnibus for Balls or Parties
will please leave their orders as above.
E. EH.PACY.
Stable corner of A and Eighth streets. ocl7 my