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Marketa,

NEw ORLEANS March %, 1850.
Cotton-Ssles to-day 900 bales at decline OF &c.
middling l0l4c 1oslc. Bacon steady loc 1ls1c.
Other articles unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, March q. 1850.
cotton Irregular sales to-day II 900 bales At 10 &c
llc for niddling sales of last three days "a 500 bales
receipts Of same time "a goo bales, against H. ESQ
corresponding period rs. year. increased ut this
port 438C 600 bales ditto ~ all the ports -36 baes
Sugar steady Molssses firm at $50. 3oc for priin.
Flour dull: super Sc 80 Sc TO- Lard ii bbls. 10Ssc
SIC pre- MUM; ditto with bills OF ladipg &c. 7sic pre-
MUM. Sight exchange New York l6c &C. premium
NOZZLE March &c. 1850
Cotop--sales to-day 1900 bales prices irregular and
the lower qualities unsaesble.
CHARLESTON, March 20, 1860,
cotton-Sales to day, Zoo bales. Market dropping
SAVANNAH March q, 1860.
Ccttor-Sales $50 bales. Market steady aud un-
changed.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81, 1860
Flour dull: Gales COO bbs superne at So IS Wheat
firm gales 5000 bushels red at 81 A. white at 81 IS
81 e. Corn quiet sales 500 bushels a. TIC Provisions
steady: pork SIS 25 SIS co. Whskey dull at DC
231ac.
BALTIMORE. March q, 1850
Flour dull Howard street s. u.s. Wheat firm and rates
unchanged Corn steady. at Toe. Tic for white and vel
low. Provisions quiet. Whiskey dull.
CINCINNATI, March 81, $780,
Flour unchanged. Whiskey 18Hc. Is 3-l6c. Provi
sons sitter, with an improved demand for bacon and
bulk meats holders asking higher prices Mess pork
Ii held at SIT 25 ST 20. Lard In kegs IL &c.
asked for. Money in fair demand, without pressure.
Sight exchange on New York e X per cent premium
for gold.
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Masaaehusstts PoItrs.s.

WORCESTER, March q, 1850.
The Ninth District Republican Convection asetaoled in
TINS city TO oay tor the purpose of choosing delegates 10
the Chicago National Convention An uuasnsl degree Of
interest wse unaffected throughou. toe proceedings
Messrs. J. d. Baldwin, editor OF The D1py .Ypv and
Amass Walker. Of North Brookheld, were chosen dele
CAKES, both Vi whom unequvocsliy expressed their de-
cdec preference for VIM IT, Seward for ,he Presidency
Geo v. Mcclellan, of Cambridge, aud samuel Hooper
OF Boston were last evening chosen delegates with Pecg
nan oier and Samuel Fall, OF Boston substitutes
the Chicago Convention from The Fifth Congressional dis
trict. ~
q. = Rogers and Josiah Durham were elected dele
gates TO The Chicago Convention by the Fourth District
Republican Convention this evening
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A Fugitive slave Case.

PnliApELPHIA March n, 1850
young negro, named Moses Homer was brought
here last night from Harrisburg on tho charge az being
fugitive Slave. lie Is claimed by Charles T. Butler Of
virginia
TIE case was before the United States District Court
Judge wsllader, ths morning, but the request OF
the fusives counsel 1t postponed until this after
noc1.
Considerable exciteen. exists among the abotioniss
In regard TO the matter.
At the bearing OF the fugitive save this afternoon
Geo sc Earle counsel for the prisoner objected to the
transcript Of the proceedings OF the Jefferson County
Court. the name OF the prisoner being spe in various
ways aud there being numerous alterations and crasures
Mr. Benjamin A. Brewster cIunsel for the owner, pro-
dued evidence proving the identity Of the slave, after
which the hearing &C journed till morning
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Railroad Convention.


The gentlemen composing the committee appointed BY
the Railroad Conventions held at New York and Louis
vile last week, met at ten O'Clock this morning the
American Hotel and orgasized by appointing j. Brough
Chairman. and J. Durand, Secretary.
The morning session was occupied IN arranging the de-
tails Of the time schedule adopted at Louisville and New
York.
At the afternoon sesson the fcllowing schedule was
adopted, TO go Into effect on the 10th Of April -
GOING WEST.
Leave New York al Il. NJ, 1890 A. d. and s P. u,
New York lice.
Leave Buffalo al o:s0 p. NJ, 4:2o A. NJ and 10 A. n
Arrive al Cincinnati at AIS r M and $40 A. H.
Arrive Ut New 0rirans at tP n. and 500 A H.
Arrive az -. Louis at : AS A NJ. and Ti5 NJ
GOING EAST.
Leave s.. Louis At 2. N. and A. II
Leave New Orleans al A II, and 5:30 p ".
Leave iarcinoat at 6 A. ~, IL A. N. and Il p NJ.
Leave Kaffalc ct 1oA0 NJ >, s a. NJ ana 6 p NJ. and
Arrive q New York at 246 P. M, $50 NJ and Io:i5
A N.
The Pennsylvania Central, and Baltimore and Ohio
roads were rot represented at the conference.
Af,- t.e adoption OF the schedule the conference nd
iourneo and meeting OF the Louisville committee was
held a. which resolution ADOPTED snpc ming snb
committee confer With the officers Of ernsylvsnia
Central and Baltimore and Ohio roads regard to the
schedule. IL 10 arrange men. be nude with
these roads another convention will De held Columbus
the Sd OF April.
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PONY EXPRESS FROM ST. JOsEPHS TO VIRGINIA
CITY, THE FIRST CALIFORNIA TELEGRAPH STATION,
IN EIGHT DAYS.
ST JozPHs, Mo, March n, 1860.
The first pony express leaves St. Josephs No. at FIVE
O'Clock NJ Tuesday April g. and every week there
after on the same day aud at the Same hour.
Mr. Russell PROMISES 10 make the time from st. J0sephs
to vrgnis City, the first station the California teie
graph line, 10 eight Gays
Messages for California by this BIO forwarded
from New York US -four O'Clock r. ~ Tuesday,
and reach St. Josepbs in time for the pony express
The tariff from virginia City all points in Calfornis
Is two dollars for first ten words, and ten cents for
each additional word The tariff for expressing ia not
vat fxad
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Married.
FRpuDupu,Gxx- NEwMAN--On Sunday, March g. at the
residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev Mr. isker
SAMUEL FRnpmReU, Of La Grange Texas, 10 CscTlIA,
daughter Of w. Newman, ESQ. OF this city.
.xNNIScs--PAMER On Tuesday, March 70, By the Rev.
Thos McFaTlsn, Gxo. W. JENNINGS, Of N " 10 Miss SARAH
T.. PAIxiR, OF Stamford, Conn.
Mo1T-Cox.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March %, 1859
by Rev. Mr.. Harris, ALBEIT G. Morr TO ALICE c. Cox
RusUI-LAmm1sr I'm this city, on Tuesday, March 81
al No 20 West Twenty third street, by Rev A. d. Gillette,
Capt N. NJ RUsssNJ, II Newport, r. L. TO CAROLINE S.,
daughter Of Capt. y. H. Lambert, Of Tisbury, Mass
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Railroad Accsa,nr.

FtLADKPiIa. Harcn z, 1850.
The express train from T1tsburg last ngnt met with
accident when approaching this city.
The axle OF the tender broke, throwing portion of the
tram on the track.
The baggage ca caught fire. and the flames extended
to the express ana smoking cars, all Of which
burned.
The mail and nearly all the baggage and express articles
were saved. Nobody injured
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III
man named HRnsan. who was recently expelled from
Berea, Madison county, Kentucky, with Johu G. Fee re-
turned TO Berea vhereupon committee waited upon him
tor the purpose Of again ordering bin from the country
Hanszn, With twenty five thirty associates arrived
with rifles and fired upon the committee but without in
jury to any Hansans party then retreated and bar
ricaded themselves in house.
The Committee. which Is composed of twenty fyo or
thirty men, armed with reviewers
military force has been ordered from Lexington and
it thought that the disturbance will soon be queiled
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Southern Ocean steamer movements.


The United States mail steamship Alabama from New
York, arrived At Tybee at four and her wharf at half
past eight, Tuesday morning. All well.
SAVANNAH, March q, 1860
The steamship R. r. Cuyler arrived al ten O'Clock this
(Tnesday) morning, in fifty six hours from ssrdy Hook
CHARLESTON, March q, 1860.
The United States mail steamship Marion Can't Foster
from New York arrived here at seven O'Clock this (ues
day) morning
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Rafiroad Land Qrants I'M Iowa.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March IL 1860.
The Iowa Legislature has conferred the Cedar Ra
pids and Missouri River Railroad Company land grant
OF recently reserved for the Iowa Central
Company This he most valuable grant In the State,
and ensures the speedy extension OF that line To the Mis-
eOuri river.
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The Pittsbarg city Councils.

PHLADKIFHA, MATCH q, ISdO.
In the Supreme Court this morning Mr.. Harding sp-
piled for attachment against those members OF the
Psbarg City Councils who refused obey tho orders OF
the Court in reference TO the railroad Subscriptions The
writ made returnable the first Tuesday after the
FIRST Monday in Nav
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Delaware IOtsreu-
bUsszx Coysry-CIAss n, KARca n. 1854.
81. 81, s6. Al. 62. IT, is, l8, 20, so, So, IS.
40 C0nsonDArxn lorryxv-OLAss ~ MARCH ", 1850.
II, "a, 66, rs. 81. SO, 20. IT. ~, So, IL, 20, 1.
FRANCE. BkOADBRNrS CO..
MAx4gcrA WLninxton. DoiAWAxo
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Qrtnsr March q, 1850.
vote was taken last night In the Canadian House II
Parliament the motion Of Confidence in the
Ministry.
The government sustained by majority OF 2s.
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A Toll and Pro Rata Bfll-Meeting at
OSWogo.

large meeting OF citizens Of Oswego held last
evening al the Board Of Trade rooms give expression
OF their sentiments In regard to the action Of the State
Senate on the Toll bill, and avorng the Pro Rata biz
Hon. Cheney Ames and others addressed the meeting.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted calling upon tho
Senate for favorable action these measures and roag
feelings were manifested
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Acquittnl OF Odell.

UswEGO, n. r. March II 1880
James Odel Alias James II. Clark, who arrested In
New York few days since for the alleged murder az
Alvin Curtis IN this city in 1854, acquitted this AFTER
noon.
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Ike New Work OF Espensohoid, just t..
and quality Only V be had ~ II8 Nassau sresI.
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Fire at Gr.ensborough Ga.

AUGUSTA, Ca. harcn q, 1850.
FIRE at Greepsborousb Ga on Tuesday morning, de-
etroyed johnson Porters and A. Davis stores, and
M Cupningharns ard other residences The sufferers
wore generally insured.
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BOSTON, Ma rch q, 1850.
The jury TO day 10 the OF Isaac f. Shepard triad
for forgery, rendered verdict Of guilty IN error
being discovered in the Indictment
Shepard then arragned another indictment for
forgery.
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ScYofulas-A few bottles or KeAneSvss
nedcs Discovery strictly following I've s'reson the ,s
phlet arcun3 each bope. ard iudcous aopc.nu ~
PAN Rheum Ointmeut scrofuh Qzins7; AID c:Au1g Cat
pelk wiz cure efeyy eaec,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ar wporRsALK CHEAP-IG0tc0 SUGARS. HAvA-
q. CaExxS, II broadway.
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Buffers Trusses and 0uppOrters-The
best in Perfe In every a Ae Hus Truss
cfnce, IS v bite street
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Bachelors Hair Dye and Wigs are Un-
parAeled The Dye applied Ia private skyliget
Improvement in Wigs separate for ladies. is Bond
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Mrs. Wins1ow's Soothing Syrup.-Mfl-
one OF bottles are used the Cned sste for
children teehng, with fang Relief inme.
dAte and certain. Only Is cents . bottle
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The Erplos,on nj Hva. PAIR.

SCRANroN, Pa, March q, 1850.
The number Of rurec AZ Il ~ All IA only
three ro,e Killed, ana nc very heavy damage done.
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Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
and Burglar Proof eaes l Broadway corner Of Murray
street. New York.
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Scarlet Fever -Chfldren Affected with
s disease be cuyec with and certainty BY the timely
application of ayemeoy Used with unslng succsss BY
n esh physician during II years without loscg pAtent No
LneIs can sdmpister and should haze on hand VIII be
FORWARDED with full Instructions receipt OF 81 cost Of
mediciIe) Address Dr. Bond station B. Pcs Office, New
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Holloway's Pills.-Durfng the winter
months TIT circulation bocomss srgsh the liver trpii and
the secreons inactive. These medcres stimulate tho blood
quicken the secreons cleanse tbs liver and resoe gor 70
the constitution,
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Saratoga Empire Spring Water.-Depot
removed from No. 40 Broadway to No. l3 John ee where
VIC are now receiving The water fresh from the sprny
e. W. WEhIOk 4 CO,
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Bcautssal ConpIexioa.-LAird's Liqutd
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for beAu-
flying and preserving The skin. 80 Srosdvsy
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Tr9sscs OF Every Descr1ptfon for Per-
mAnent reeoou OF rupture; bathing rruaes Supporters
Shoulder Braces euspeusory audsrcs sk elastic
Knee Caps Apkes and All surgical appliances scientifically
applied by MARSH Co., No. vesey street, As:or Hoass,
New York
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Draw inzs OF the Delaware State Lotto
7ies Wool. EDDY CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
DEiAwARE-ExrRA GLASS, No. iiy, NArcH q, 1860.
AZ, 6s. II. So, G7. 70, 4, So, AZ. A, &, 33.
DEiAwARE--CIAss No. I4s MARCH q, 1860
Is, l6. AZ, l3. II, so. ~, 35. 80. II, 10, rs, o.
Circulars scot free o. charge bv addressing
WOOD, EDDY 4 Co, Wilmington, Delaware.
Official Drawings OF Hodges, Davis &
CO.'S ConsoGintr1 Lotteries Of Georgia
Class q? MARCH ", 1850.
&C. a5, a6, s. II. 60, "a, 81, 10. 81, ~, 49, co. 16
Prizes cached II s5s Broadway. Circulars sent free
HODGES. DAVIS Co. Managers.
Macsn
Georgia
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Burning or A western steamer

EVANSVILLE, Ind March q 1860.
me steamer Anglo Saxon from Cincinnati for the Ar.
kansas river, took Ore 10 her hold scuted Her
deck cargo was saved. No lives were lost The boat
was insured for 80 COO.
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Election I'm Kansas.

IKAvEswoRTu. X. T., March 81, 1850
An election was held In this Territory vest srday for
county Officers Tbs vote polled was very light In
Ieavenworh county The democrats elected their cand
oates by about the usual majorities
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Observation-Disclosures Gallery, 249
Fulton acknowledgements life sze; Cameo
types, Daguerreotypes, unoiuallod.
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Ready for All.-Kn0x has an exceed In e
heavy STOCK Of his beautiful Hasthe sye Just issued
and prepared to furnh all who cad hin, It No. z2
Broadway, al his usual price Of only four dollars.
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BArry's Trfc0pher0us IL the hest and
cheapc article Tor dressing beaufyng cleansing curling
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies try sold By ali
0ruG4sta
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THE FAMILY HERALD.

The Oyster sioop Tragedy-Wendeu
Phillips on the stump-The 500. 900
Breach or Promise C&-c-News from
Caiiforn,e-Ths shccmaEers' Wharf.-The
Grsst Prizo Fisht-Ths spring Fash
scns-Iocas News OF tao Metropolis
Market Reports, sc.
The FAMILY HERALD, IA It's edition OF to-day (Wednes
day) will contain a full Of tho Oyster SloOp
Tragedy; Wendell Phillips Speech on the Dissolution OF
ne Union Additional Proceedings in the Great Breach OF
Promise Usse the Lates, News from California; Progress
Of the Strikes NeS England tho Prize Ring-Prosress
fth Match Opening of the Spring Fashions
All the Local News OF New York ard Vicinity Of impor
lance Reports Of tbs Cattle, Provision aud Money Mar
sets, and ali interesting matters Of tho preceding
-eck.
rSRns-s2 year; four cents . single copy. Su5scr'p
tions received at the soe norawcst Fulton and
sassau Streets New York Single copies for sale the
counter ana By al Agsnia Advertisements inserted
at TIE us.si BGsAID rates.
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Candles from Coal.

heucc apaent Psrane Candles much hsadsoacr VIII
burn longer and aive powerful light than Der can
de IN TIE market For sae BY ali FRS c.A family aud
b. RIDER agent OF the manufacturers No. 6 Beek-
street.
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StetMway Il Sons
OYERSTRUNG 0RANDs AND SQUARE PrANOa
Warerooms "a and s. Walker strceG
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Ladder Dress Rosette Trimmings, Ro-
set,es 9nps Brsics, At LoCKlrT, SON C~s. Isl Fulton
street, Brooklyn.
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Charles s. Little, Agent, dealer in Ha rd-
ware Cutler Edge fools ETC. kss removed from 200 Broad
to liz Water street, Buring Clip.
W,l occupy ~ fulton street aftsr Ia. June
Coopers Tools and TRUSS Hoops In full accommodation
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Hilrs Hair Dye, so Cents.-Dep0t No.
Barclay street, and sold By all drugsss IntAlblc obgueat
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A TIP TOP Gr.ssS or tLr
a on Glsss II Pua.h
FAIs, CAREY CO. 800 tra,f~sv, o'rs'r Of ss,s;saest
-. ~.
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Spring style Dress Hats for Gentlemen
church.
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Notwithstanding Machfnes-Price $50,
complete Every Machine Agents wanted Par
ties having full amount accommodated Oce go Broad
way.
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Parker Bros. LOudOn Club Sauce-Is
the article needed by the public the place
he ary inferior Sauces which have enjoyed monopoly and
been sold exorbAnt rates and cheaper to s
In use the great sale is enjoying the best
tea. Of It's merits and popularity Sold by all respectable gro
GERS and by A. !. PARKER, Beekman E.reet,
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singers Sewing Machines.
An ENTIRE NEW eTYLE
De1gned for Ill manufacturing purposes nolseloss In IT.
operation very rApid and e.sable Of every td Of
10 tho best machine produced Priss only $40.
L II. SINGER 4 Co, AH RroAdHsy, New York.
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Valuable Hotel Property in Newport
for sale bargain. See advertisement under for skle
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cO E0-sBCrS AVID GArrEas AT JONES' 70 AVN
pA w II Ann strict; also several nav styles a. -,
y, s.-Csl acs ace leu se.s.s son sIc-sa
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Macbfacss-
Ofco as Broadway, New York
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Fayrbanks' STANDARD Sca1es.-
AORg HUNDRED
DIFFERENT
adapted 10 branch OF business where
able scale required ta and exaile sssd for illus.
trsted circular
FAIEBANEs CO.
lSo Broad way, N. Y.
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A cTAPxr FOR GRACE CHURCH.
Attached 10 nearly ell The largo churches IN the city
are VIVA; are designated ohApeas, but WHIST really
g0od sized churches, or NJ least would DO so rogssist
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WMDRRs PATENT
W sALaMlvDvR SAFE.
QU1sK BLOT aNgs rs Masesn iAss. N. T.
Ahc, ten second bsnd tAfsa for fAls low
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BtsroS, March n, 1860
The following Is the weekly statement OF the c,ndtc n
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cyIrGxRs SEWING MACHINES
No 2Stw1cK mscuno
me rsmiiy Sewing Machine,
The Family sewing Machine ......................
EeuRlnk VI uks
u 6IN0kR CO.. as Broadway n r.
$50 FULTON stra96 'Bronslvvu
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04
OBITUARY

On Wednesday last, the lst dov of
SARAH f. BIsHor, wife of George Bishon "asus'' 0.
burn, departed this life, after brief hn, VI Au'
illness, and the last ceremonies of resn". PAINFUL
observed on Thursday following Tho oo.. were
ordinary business being suspended, and ,'' a.. and
half-mast in token of the universal s' az
sympathy for the deceased and those or ho- and
yet lett behind. "miy
The recollection of her many virtues ho,
rous hospitality and true kindness of bo... seae
ever remain among us as pleasi no and o... '''l
recollection, inseparably connected with 'e'u' ,h'
tory and growth of Auburn us
In her we have lost from among Us a wo,.
true goodness and WORTH and the nl,oo ,',. VI
she has left vacant cannot easily be supnliod '''n
The silver cord is loosed. the golden ho.,
broken at the fountain, and the wheel b,oI"l Tnu IS
the cistern. ''oAen at
She sleeps her last sleep, and we shs,, j.,
be most Fortunate if we so live as to bo uueed
respected and beloved, and when At l,s9t s9ually a.
sleep comes upon us, we are as well nrena.os Mas
enter 1.-The undiscovered country, from p',ut 'h 10
bourne no Traveller returns" "uose
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

YNllE aperent anti septic and restorative pro-
IL pertirs Of this Invaluable preparation rem
der it a safe and certain Cure in Cases of ScrOf-
ula, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia and numerous
Ulcerous and Eruptive diseases. 1t acts with ex
traordinary potency upon the fluids of the body
cleansing them from the deleterious particles ana
as a restorative, disinfectant and gentle aperen'
combined it is unequalled
Prepared and sold by A. B. u D. Sands, Drug
gists, 100 Fulton Street. New York.
Sold also by II. johnson Il Co.. and Reddlns
ton Co.. San Franci co: Rice d Coffin. Marys
Vile; r. H. Mcdonald d Co., Sacramento anu
by Druggists generally.
H. r. HAWKINS Agent
Apothecaries' Hall, Auburn
AuUucf 1th 1Sc0
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

The HENNEss PAss-Gen. II. A. Higey,
who favored us with call on his return
from the scene of his labors in running the
eastern boundery line between California and
Utah, states empha'ically, that the Henness
Pass route to the Washoe Silver region is
far superior to any other over the Sierra Ne.
vada range of mountains The PlacerviIe
route, he thinks, will not compare with it
in point natural advantages. The public
are we'll aware, also, that a splendid wagon
road has been constructed through this Pass,
which makes it, by all odds, the route for
heavly'loaded teams, horsemen, footmen
and every other kind of conveyance to Vr-
ginia City, Carson, etc. Press.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-04

PALPApLE CHEAr.--Mentioning the jour
nails which support Mr.. Douglas, the Sacra-
mento Union, with characteristic decepticn.
names the following as Democratic "Butte
Record, Nevada Democrat, Stockton Argus
Sierra Democrat Marysvile Democrat" We
should like to know which of the journals
named above, supported Latham last year?
and which did not support Baker and Nc
Kibbln? They are Of the old "an, Lecomp
ton" tribe, and less than twelve months ago
opposed the Democratic party even more
bitterly than did straiehtout Republicans
Moreover, colaboring with the Sacramento
Union now, their recent democracy" is
even more suspicious than last years
Sierra Citzen