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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30

The CoMsTooK LEAD.-The Territorial En-
terprise of March oath, speaking of the Com
stock lead, says:
Nearly all the ground on the main lead
is valued at from one to FIVE thousand dollars
per ton"
The Nevada Democrat of Wednesday
says:
"We learn that Mr.. Plamhof, of this place,
has recently sold six and a quarter feet on
on the Comstock silver vein at the rate of
S75 foot"
Mr.. Plumhoff, we suppose, got as much
for the claim as he thought it was worth.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30

Halls SHrs0ParillH, Yellow Dock and
Iodide of Potass is prepared from the finest red ia
maica Sarsaparla and English Iodide OF Potass-ad-
mrable as restorative and purifier of the blood, 1t
ceanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimpes bos and eruptions from the skin
-cnres rheumatism and pains of all kinds All who
can afford should use it, 1t tends to give them
strength and prolong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
R. HALL CO., Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists 143 ana 145 Clay street,
mh13'6m Below Montgomery, San francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30

GARIBALDL-The San Francisco committee
for the subscription of one million muskets
for General Garabaldi, have addressed let
Ter to that parsonage, in which thew saw.
fersevere General, in your magnanimous
course: use that influence which Won hnuo Us
rightfully acquired, in order that the work
OF emancipation may not be arrested in its
progress and though, by the intrigues Of
European diplomacy. you have been com
PEELED to pause in the middle of your brilliant
career, we earnestly pray that once delivered
from IRON the entanglements of the diplomatists
you may put yourself at the head of the nao'
pie, and in the name of Liberty, wave the
trl-colored flag upon the Roman Capitol-
and thus announce to the children of Italy
scattered over the world, that the twenty five
millions of Italians, united in fraternal bond
ana released from all foreign oppression, have
ton. -"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30
The rTedIcnI and SnruIeal In.1i,n,a nf

The Medical and Surgical Institute of
DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY, is already secured in a position
which places it, as well 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 Rcord Is an iustrous ex
Hmpe shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equalled
him in this country, as proof of which, the Phia-
delphia College of Medicine complimented him with
Diploma, and the honorary dd eundenl degree. Sc
lecting this as his field of operation although qualified
as graduate Of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army,
for more extended abors, Dr. L. J. Czapkay has bent
his earnest attention to the Of chronic and pr-
vae diseases, in which he has become great an ex
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in this
brahch Of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography published mat
ter of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals. The Doctors offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute Sacramento street, corner of
Leidesdord, nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa
cihc Mail Steamship Company.
tS- We ask particular attention Of our readers to
the sworn certificates Of remarkable cures in another
0 lumn Of this paper. mch3O-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30
Common COunciI---AdiOumed Meeting.

THURSDAY, March goth.
Present, His Honor the Mayor, President Fow
ler and Aldermen Jewett, Ellison, Welch, Davis,
Love, Mann, Otis and Tennent.
Minutes of previous meeting read and ap-
proved.
Finance Committee reported the following bills
correct A. NJ. Shields, ,S27S Randall q Co, $475;
l.. Mann, $500 Rice, Coffin Co., $69,75 Or
dered paid.
received ana laid on table.
City Clerk authorized to draw warrants in fa-
vor of special policemen who acted on election
day.
Aid Jewett offered an ordinance relating to
City Printer.
Aid. Love moved to lay on table. Lost.
Aid Mann moved to refer to the Judiciary
Committee. Lost.
Aid. Jewett moved that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance pass to third reading. Carried
by twO-third vote.
Ordinance read third time and put upon its
final passage Yeas, Z F; nays, 2.
Ordinance in relation to the City Cemetery
passed to third reading, amended and lost.
Codifed ordinance read first and second time
by title On motion of Prest Fowler, rules sus-
pended, and ordinance read third time.
Several amendments were made, among which
were the striking out from list of officers to be
elected by ballot, City Printer and Vaccine Ply
scian. Making the pay ofCity Surveyor 50 per
day, and making the limit of salary of City Prln-
ter $500, instead of $780, per annum.
New ordinance in relation to election OF CITY
Printer was made part of section six of codihed
ordinances. Section seven was stricken out.
Captain of Police stricken out wherever it occur
red in any section.
Council adjourned till to- morrow evening at
o'clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30

The INDIAN MAssAcRE.--A correspondent
of the Bulletin, writing from Eureka Hum
boldt county, March 28d, says: "Since nv
last, our place has been favored with a visit
from young man from Hydeville, stylnp
himself a boss packer, which said young man
is very fond of whisky, and withal very
noisy and talkative, especially when a little
tight from the public gropshop From state
ments by this gassy young man, we learn
that it is not only the intention of the
Thugs" to clean out the Indians, but to
clean out Uncle Sams small batch of soldiers
including the officers and all. This Young
man stayed about week among U.s. lie let
the whole cat out of the bag--he gave the
names of nearly all the band of Thugs, and
bid defiance to law and gospel, especially to
the u. S. soldiers
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30

THE brain is the great center of the nervous
system. From it passes double set of nerve
lines. which divide and sub-divide until they
pervade the whole fabric. Cuvier's brain was
enormous, it weighed 65 ounces DR.. Aber-
crombies, of Edinburg, weighed 63 ounces
Lord Byron's brain was also very large, being
Ga ounces; and Dr. Chalmers SO ounces.
1t is rather singular that the brain of Dr.
Chalmers. who Is justly celebrated for his at
tainments and profundity. should (compara-
lively speaking) be so much lighter than that
of either of the above mentioned celebrities;
but if wanting in quantity, his works prove
that the quality was of no ordinary kind.
The skull of Rush was prodigious, measuring
"a inches in circumference, and the skull of
Burns measured 234 inches
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30

FROM CRESCENT CTrY.-The Herald of oath
OF March has the following: The late dis
eoveries of minds of quartz, gold and opper,
both Immediately about Crescent City, and in
the interior must operate favorably on bust
ness and trade the coming season. We have
been informed that parties are now engaged
IN building steamer on Puget Sound some.
thing on the style of the Sea Bird, but lar
ger, and that they intend running her from
San Francisco to Crescent City, touching only
at Mendocino We hear that there are at
present about two hundred men at Gold
Beach, and also that all engaged in mining
there are making very good wages
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-30
Spetial Notires.

W. C. DOUGHERTY, P. NJ.
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HALL'S SARSAPARILLA. DOCK
and Ioiide Of Potass is prepared FROM The finest Red Jamaica
Sars~parila and English Iodide Of Pot~ass-aimirable as n re-
storative and purifier Of tine blood. 1t cleanses the system Of all
morbid and impure understanding pimpes, boHs and erup
tions from the skin. cures rheumatism and pains Of all kinds.
All who can afford should use il, as it tends 10 give strength and
pro!ong life. Sold by Druggists generally at 81 per bottle
R-HALL & Co, Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, i3 ana 15 Clay street, san Fran
cisco ls5-3m
POLY NESIAN No. l..
T. o. o. F-Unler the jurisdiction Of the r. ". q. Lodge Of the
United States. The regular meetings of this Encampmcu are
held on the lst and 81 FRIDA EVENINGS of each month
Resident and visiting members a. respectfully invited to attend.
Per Order. C.P.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1855. 12ttf
A.. Il. s. A. Mis- y CORES DE LOcEASIR LODGE, No.
124, under the jurisdiction ( the Supreme Council Of the
Grand Central Lodge Of France, working in the ancient Scotch
Rite, holds its regular meetings on the Wednesday nearest
the full moon II each month. at the old Lodge Room, in King
street Visiting brethren respectfully invited 10 attend.
August Is. lGO-tfl =. c. JONES, Secretary.
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sltm advertisements.
DO YOU WANT

Do You Want More do You Want Em-
busiuess3 ployment!
Do You Want More DO You Want Pro-
money perry
Do You Want More Do You Want To
cu.tomerss dispose q property
DO Won Want To Do You Want to Buy
make MONEY, Alarm
Do Won Want To DO You Want to Sell
sell gopiss Alarm
Do You Want To Do You Want IA New
ObI-e customers landlord ?
Do You Want Them DO You Want a New
tn an your store? tenant?
Do You Want To DO You Want to Sell
empty your store? anything?
Do You Want More.Do You Want Any
helPg thing ? Then
A A A
II
ADyERTIS Il SITREyDA
II
=
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Valuable Real Estate !

j. c.
THE CARGO OF THE AN. BARK
I'd. GOD FIR Ely -
w. b. COBB, Master,
FROM BOSTON DIRECT, DUE MARCH ], VIZ
Dry Goods, &c.
VASES OTIS DENNIS. Cases
- State brown shee-ings, cases shetucket denims,
Cases shawmut denims, cs Falls Co. stripes,
Cases Lyman brown drills, cs Dwight do dc,
Cases Union ~ bleached eotton-,
Cases Portsmouth A bleached cottons,
Cases Merrimac 2 blue prints, 6 Portsmouth 'heetins''
Cases honey comb and Piqust drills.
Clothing.
Drawers and undershirts,
Scarlet and grey flannel shirts,
Denim pants and hocts-
Naval Stores.
Barrel. tar, Whaling and cutting spades.
Bright varnish, Deck buckets,
pitch and coal tar, Hand and scrub brushes,
and zinc paint, Boiled linseed oil,
Cases chrome green, Spirits turpentine,
Chrome yellow, Corn brooms,
Hawaiin and American ensigns,
Wines and Spirits.
Magnolia and MOnOngahela whisky, in hf bbis, To- osnas
Casks London porter, casks Dun Gordon sherry,
Eighths cognac brandy, cases champagne.
Tobacco.
Cases Victoria Regia +. III tobacco;
Case. Stewards !. h tobacco,
Gases Tasmania Z b tobsess
Provisions, Groceries, &C.
Bbls mess beef and prime pork, Kits tongues and sounds,
Terces hams, Goldfish, curry powder,
Bbls Galego -four, Seville olives,
TINS Of 100 lbs each best pilot Green corn and peas.
bread. Tins scaled herring,
Cases OF tins OF water and as Boxes OF ground salt In bags,
sorted crackers, Cases OF ground salt in boxes,
Half bbls dried apples, Boxes layer and bunch rslsss,
Gases cheese in TINS, Half barrels sugar,
Half bbIs butter, Bales hops.
Ground pepper in glass, Cases confectionery,
Sairratus, Cases sardines.
Kits rnackerel,
Sundries.
"a NJ burnt brick, Bales gunny bags,
Boxes family soap, Boxes salt water soap,
Gases saddles, Nests painted tubs.
Pals, Dupouts powder,
Buckets, Nests baskets,
Cases toy wheelbarrows, Gases vheelbsrrovs,
Cases sperm candles, Handled hoes,
Charcoal irons, Wire fencing,
Roger Williams stoves, Flows,
Doors and window sashes, Boxes,
1901 Paste backing, OK bows.
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A PROTESTANT MISSIONARY AT THE GRAVE or A
CATHoLIc.-In a recent communication from the Rev
L. II. Gulick. we have met with the following para
graph g few weeks since l planted q foreign cocoa
nut on the grave Of the Rev. Mr.. Batchelot, who died
in ls3-, on his way from the Sandwich Islands TO
Ascension. in company with the present Roman
Catholic bishop Of the Sandwich Islands. He was
buried N a iense cocoauut grove on the island Of Ma,
near the mouth Of the weather or Metalanin. harbor.
Though differing widely from him in religious faith,
AMI cyndemninE much IN his missionary life, l res
pect his zeal, and most especially desire 70 honor his
devotion 10 the enterprise Of spreading Christianity.
Hal his successors followed up their work in Micro
nesia rather than at the Sandwich Islands, this field
would ere this have undoubtedly been their own, IN
all IT. extent May the simple natives rs in coming
years they pluck the fruit from the tree, planted by
a devoted Protestant missionary over the grave Ct an
equally devoted Catholic, have learned 70 love the
common Savior Of all Creeds are Of the earth,
earthly, - but Gospel truth Is from above; =. FOR God
80 loved the world, that he gave his only begotten
son, that whOsCeyer believeth in him should not
perish, but have everlasting life" Reflection upon
this little incident of the Protestant planting a
cocoanut upon a Catholics grave will not DO any one
harm, but may do him much good, if he is either a
bigoted Protestant or bigotei Papist-Fread.
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HONOLULU RIFLES. ATTENTION.

1t lilies lENlioN .
Z The Members Of the above Company are hereby notified
EH that, after this date, notices will not he issued as hereto
iTf fore.
Regular Drills will be held at the Armo Of the Corps
A1 on the 81 and 4th Friday evenings Of each month, at 4:
o'clock p. VI. Per order:
T. c. KRUGER JOHN ii. BROWN,
Orderly Sergeant. Captain.
Head Quarters Honolulu Rifles.
December :, 1883. 1S7-tf
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Special 0Otitf5.

4 undersigned beg publicly TO express their
acknowledgements 10 Capt. F. Molteno. Of the schooner N1ria,
fr the kind attentions AMI courteous treatment received from
him on their recent passage from Honolulu to Lahaina and
UIupalakua-
Capt M0lteno's reputation as a gentlemanly commander is
too well established to need any such expression from US. hut
a. in these enlightened days - pufs' are all the 20, we see no
reason Why We should not " follow suit ami pronounce Capt.
Molteno a &" trump Z. TREADWAY,
b. +. DURHAM,
le3-lt W. X. sNoDGRASS.
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advertisements.

E. Q. FL "A. 7. Z
HAsJUsrR RECEIVED PER
"a M T. IT III " . T. -
TEE FOLLOWING GOODS. wHICHARE
Il f0T sale - prices 70 Sult the times, viz
Hardware. &c.
Bay So GoSS.as stoves st VIII '1rei;as.. 5 sizes
Hand states, 6xe and Izil,
Finished and yargi.hed oy'Ss', aInea'
Locking glasses, assorted sizes,
Charcoal irons, stabhs' taper saw niles, 81 and
Hunts handled axes, inch,
Biscksmsi's bellows. 81 inch. 3 inch.
Tennessee saddles. FIAT and half oun ire,'srd files,
Tin tunnels, assorted, bead, smooth, jack and yo1n:er
Japanned wash basins, Graduated ship screw augers,
Masser's ice cream Ireezers, Cooks and LealAnd's zugeT bits
Mason's medium backing, Hawks braces with Sc bits,
and fs: keyed
racking cocks, brass desk,
wardrobe ana drawer locks, orsss and
bolts, from /: to :: , inches MIN nm lever d9 20 i STA IS . With h IN
Round and square point c: 5, saoseis, spring Gaisn0e''
T bsTels, assorted sizes, chOppins
{. s, Spades, c.s.
Rattuns cocks. Finished stop cocks,
Cast steel gun nipples, Pocket levels,
f'V Wfsse 4Ss se sSEet chisels. N' whSied Globes pins,
Bay State shank hoes, s!edge handles,
MaueahIe garden rakes, Garden hoe rakes,
Cast steel garden rakes, Wood hay do,
MIIer's leather preventative, Door springs,
Hay forks, ? and 3 tine, Screw drivers,
Eyelets and eyelet machines, Timed spurs,
Silverei table bells, Bat and parlor balls,
Bronzed do do, Ivory napkin rings,
Muffin rings, Oil stones,
7 hinges, assorted sizes. Curtain rings,
Scupper, clout and cut nails, Fish hooks,
Iron rowIocks, Shot belts,
Manure forks, Powder TASKS,
Trace chains, Bed casters,
Plow harness, Iron staples,
Bathing sponge, Breast drills,
Whisk brooms, Grass and bush scythes.
Dry Goods, &c.
Ladies and gents merino hose,
Ladies' and gents cotton hose,
Superior silk and cotton umbrellas,
Worsted table covers,
WhiteIiEeu thread.
Misses neck combs,
Fancy dress buttons,
White lace buttons.
Figured agate buttons,
Watch guard ribbon,
Brown tafeta ribbons,
Black velvet do,
Chenille cord,
Cases Illinois mixtures,
Ladies' L. c. hdkfs,
Mems travelling bags,
Rattan skirt hoops,
Bales bro. cotton.
Miscellaneous.
Misses kid heeled buskins, White granite cream pitchers,
Childs' goat boots, Do do sugar bowls,
Boys calf brogans, Ground and cut solar globes,
Mats ca.sia, '' window sash, iOxl5s and 1O1l4,
Cream tartar, soda, Do blinds, do do,
Mustard, table salt, French zinc paint,
Sperm candles, French yellow,
Ground ginger, Venetian red,
Solidifeh milk. Paris green,
Fine confectionery, assorted, Red lead, etc, etc. loI-tf
CROCKERY.
BREAKFAST. DINNER ANDTEA SETS,
Ii assorted, bowls. assorted pitchers, mugs,
Chambers, toilet sets, basins and ewers,
Salad dishes, salt-ceIlars, soup tureens,
Castor frames and bottles, pudding dishes,
Bake dishes, vegetable dishes. sugar bowls,
leO-tf II. W. SEVERANCE.
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CROCKERN.
DREAKFAST. DINNER ANDTEA SETS,
II . assorted, bowls. assorted pitchers, mugs,
Chambers, toilet sets, basins and ewers,
Salad dishes, sat-cenars, soup tureens,
Butter dishes, cream jugs, mOlasses pitchers,
Castor frames and bottles, pudding dishes,
Bake dishes, vegetable dishes. sugar bowls,
Mix pans, meat dishes, platters, &c. For sale by
l9Otf ii. W. SEVERANCE.
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DENTISTRY.

|. RTIyIcrAL rryra or IHE sosI nsAuvIrvL
liza srs hxns rurrted 81 Dr. J. q. kENN9Dr, 10. tE
f~srv lhrrs sos belov Prince srssi Ne unusually 70
rr,r~s ws,le upp>r or under IN rn rym ~ ~ On
s,sr for, sl Tsrusi sd iron " esnh psss o. On
silver no" VI ssffprorAL BONE FILLING.
nv mAsrs fns comyc~ror, seh, hovs-sr bsdy eersy-
o. MAJ " r~eorsd hsr ~siaA ssass ~ rssAsrs1 esr
nansnily ssefsl
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ofrJI.IsTs AND AuRIsTs.

,cHr ara AND EAs -yoH.sEks Josss ., no.
800, .s,,c. colleges h.s hsd IL advsntsg~s q Ne ard
s.r ssnsi0ns Of nercs and srrope NE OILY ssnanc
cc1iib and auriss pr>ct'rkG hs opom~ sno oocn-
neuis hang m HE odsee.
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vxrArYup-A SMALL SIZED SAFE ALSO ~ -
w vnh drHvers sur>b'e Tor ailoss ss'y az "a -
Greene. y sppiThs NJ h l. nssshamsc "~' 30
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pRorosAIS FOB szooo CENTRAL PARK MP1OvB-
meb Fund stock OF lS76-ssaled proposals WI ~ -
csdved the CoupuoDers Once untn Monday N lay q
NAY. 1880 a. O'Clock r. r.. whsn tho viii be pub1aW
drsd and rny thousand Dollar Of the Central rart In
proveeut Fund Stock authorised by chapter IS az Ne Law
Of ltc, and BY ordinance OF the Common Cound e.
proved BY the Mayor, April IS 1880
The said stock viii OF thousand Avs hunAro1
ssIes O one hundred dollar each and tear n.cea a -
rate o. eiI cont able quarter on
tsxaon the principal rcdeemAbe Nov L. 1875 fro tAe SILK
ing Furd for the Redemption Of the CITY Debt
The proposals VIII state the sosk deurod ~ ~
price per shsIe and e psrsons whose sa arc
within ten days aner the opening of the bids, Ne su1
awarded 70 them respectively Including the premiums ~
On presenny the Co'nptcer the rscsp,s Of he &c.
aip, Tor such deposits the part viii De entitled resolve
Cercsiss for equal amounts OF the value Of Tie sssk
bearing interest," from INC dAtes Of paymenta
Each proposition should be sealed snd endorsed Prope1
for Cena Park Improvement Fund Stock" and the -
IN q seoof a enveope addressed W tre Comptroller
Tse right ree@rved the pert Of tbs Conptroer 10 ree
Or al OF he Bite. oonaidered ne s pro>s or Pre-
RoBT r HAws. uonptrsaf.
CrrT OF fxw YoRx DrrARrxxsr or FIsAscES
CoEgrKoLfaR's CFrick, April ~, 1850.
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TUE GREAT TI0Hf-A MEETING FOR THE PvK-
p~se taxing ndsstcn the pres.stnr u
per testimonial John O. Hsss an The Bsnca Boy 70. -
brave gallant condzct IL &pgand, Will take pAco n ~
ssioru 1hrtsenth AND broadway.
Monday evening TN tass at O'Clock AN friendly v ~
nviisa a.ond.
THE UHDDRsTarED IArvnns ALI. WH0x II NAT
ocuoern. riAA no y dttnx establsbnsrf oz~s--
L~yfsetsn and ~sa'y nansh street. AZ --- -
sole and exclusive proprfetor ,ur BUREAU, S2 BkOAU
cHAA ]tfsn Stree, ausssd A. s '... rsssRsS
nossry fer oil he states NAM
TsI.Trc CT 70 ne produce cerrncnes