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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
MashOe.
The prospect is that the argent region. now

The prospect is that the argent region, now
universally known 10y The general name 81
Washoe, will he completely overrun in the
piug-overrun lly miners seeking for new
ligsings; ovcrun y capitalists anxious to
purchase rich leads; overrun Ly v,nd,rs OF
beef aud those who supply the beef market ;
oyerrun 10y carpenters and house builders ;
overrun 10y retailers of dry goods and gro
ceries. From every portion OF California the
tide Of speculators ana adveuturers will pour
in What will be the result2 Hundreds Of
men, already doing well, will be RUNE and
hundreds who are not doing well will in no
wise be bettered A drain Of population in
that direction will injure for while certain
business localities in California, and perma-
nently injure others. Among those tempo
mHly injured tut permanently benefited
will he Mnrysville The growth aud pros
perity of the Washne re-ion can in no wise
damage her solid interests. She can furnish
the Wasl,oe country with goods and pro-
visions at Il cheaper rate than any other city
or town this side of the Sierra Nevada. Why?
Because the nealest and safest and most open
route. at every season of the year, is the route
which finds its way through the sierra Ne
vadn Uid the lIenness Pass or Yuha Gap or
ria Plumas county This is acknowledged
10y 'he great minority Of packers and trvel-
ers who have gone into that region or irnus
ported goods thither. Marysville will and
must he the great point for the Washoe trade
She is the only city hich can supply the
demand. San Francisco is too far OIL and
sacramento has a route SO much farther than
ours, and presenting so many more obstacles
that the trausporters of goods and provisions
liquors at ceterd, could never hesitate in Civ
ing their preference to Mnrysyillc.
The news of the mineral richness of the
Wa,hoe country must also draw IA large emi
grafton in that direction. from across the
Plains. The great bulk Of it, not finding em
ployment in that section. upon their arrival
viii continue their journey and locate in
California. They will Of course select what
is netosiously the best route through the
sierra Nevada, and thus pass directly through
fuba county. Aud whether they locate
here or not, the immigration must benefit our
city, upon the general principle of demand
and supply.
Upon the whole, we are inclined to con-
sratulate Marysville on the breaking out of
he Washoe excitement If she will only
keep open her roads in that direction, or i'm
prove them or open new ones, she cannot Ut
realize great benefits from the wealth and
property Of this new found Dorado.
We must, in conclusion, however, as we
lid during the Fraser River excitement, warn
all those persons who are doing moderately
well where they are against the hazard of
trying new adventures. 1t is better to keep
what You have AND be content with slow ac-
cumulaiions than TO lose all in brief period
by vain dream Of sudden wealth SLOW
aud SURE is the best motto after all, and
slowly and surely are the great majority OF
| fortunes made
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

lHE washington correspondent of the Gin.
c'nn'ti Enquirer says: The Yanceyites, it is
now confidently believed. will stand alone in
their glory not another State is likely to
place itself in as ridiculous position as they
have placed Alabama in the matter Of the
Charleston Convention. Such eouusello,s as
they can hut "strut their brief hour upon the
stage" The Democracy. with one voice
will lrePudiate them in the presence of the ir-
reressible conflict test.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

FREE Trade MOVEMENT IN FGANCE-Naro-
leon has address manifesto 10 the Minister Of
State, in which he proposes the suspension Of
duty on wool and cotton, successive reduc-
tion Of dues on sugar and coffee. vigorous
improvement of the means Of communication,
reduclion of the canal dues, 10y a general
lowering OF transportation, etc.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

EcKELs BREwERY I've have received the
following from Mr.. Eckels:
EDIToR DEMocRAT:-In your paper Of yes.
terdIy morning n notice appears of a dead
body being found in a well near Eek yls
Brewery" Fearing Tint frl-e impression
may go abroad from snil notice, / would
hereby state that have not done any bust
ness at or near the place above mentioned
for about two years As is well known, nay
place Of business is on Third street. rptween
b and L. EcKELs.
We should have said, Eckels' Old Brewery.
or the place where he did business a few
years ago.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

GEoEoE LAws.-This well known citizen
of Marysulle left this morning for San Fran
cisco, whence he takes the steamer for New
York lie goes after his family who reside
in that State. He leaves his business as fruit
dealer in the hands Of Mr. Merritt, and will
resume it on his return. Mr. Laws has many
friends in this city who will warmly welcome
him back.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

During the week there will be other purses given for
beaten horses.
The racing men, an the public of Calf rnia gener.
ally, may rest assured that the purses above lvcr-
used will be hung up in the Ju lge stand regularly
aud at the appointel ur ON each day.
Ten per cent entrance all the above purses
which are free for all ruenn5 horses, mares, colts ill
lies, and gedngs IN the SIate, except the inst dl,
race.
The foregoing races viii be run according to the
Rules of the Mar, sville Park
AL entries to close at the Judges stald on the ev-
enug Ct The day preceding each race.
The track his been put in mplce order and is now
in fine condition to receive h rises. Those who may
wish to train Their animals have an opportun-
il4 Of doing So
Fine stahng accommodations are on the premises
and AN abundance of excellent water and moth ng will
be found wnutiug conducive tn health convenience
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
PARK HOUSE for vs.t tors
PAVILION has been reced for the accommoda-
tion OF ladh and Families; who s,ay rest assured that
no person Of improper character will be allowed on the
track. H. UiHANLON
ml-lm Proprietor AIarysville Para Race Conrse.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

Quick MAIL TrME.-The San Diego mail,
with California dates to 23dJanuary. arrived
in San Antonio on the 9th of February. hav-
ing made the quickest trip on record, yix:
. days and hours from El Passo to San An,
tonic.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

AGRIcULTuRAL SooIETY-The annual meet
ing of the agricultural Horticultural. aud
Mechanics Society OF the Northern District
of California" will he held in this city on
Monday. the 2nd of April, for the election OF
officers, and for the transaction Of other bus
iness
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

BAKED TO DEATH. An Indian was literally
baked to death in Hannibal, Oswego county,
New York. While under the influence Of
liquor he had been induced 10y an Irish wo-
man to enter an oven, which was n large old
fashioned one Of brick, where he confined
him. intending to take him out in II shorI
time Meanwhile the oven YVES heated for
some purpose and he was allowed t. remain
in his hot prison for nearly an hour, when he
was found blistered. swollen and dead. Sc
says an exchange
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

THE two wings of the Democratic party in
St Louis county, Missouri. will send an equal
number of delegates to the State Conventions
Half Of the delegates are those who are avow
ed friends Of Douglas. and the others are
those who do not choose at pr esent 10 express
any choice as to men.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
MARTSVILLB.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH end.

TnEArER-Professor Anderson played l"sl
night to very large assemboge of people
As "a Magician he was as wonderful as ever
and in the character Of Rob Roy aud Baillie
Niehol Jaryie qually surprising. His genius
as an actoris indeed OF a high order. H.
performs to night aud to morrow night also
at orovile. We hope to see him again in
Marysyille shortly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

RAcEs.-lt will be seen from an advertise
ment which we publish elsewhere, that the
Spring Races at the Marysvile Park will
commence on Monday the 7th Of Nay, aud
continue six days. On the llth of May. the
great four mile race between Ashland and
Langford will be run
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
CARD.

Owing to mi'un understanding in relation to the The.
ater, Madame Abalos claiming il on the same night AS
ourselves we are compelled to postp our Gilt En-
ter'ainment until next week The night Of the per-
iormhnee Will be announced tomorrow. We regret
very much to have to postpone the entertainment hut
assure the public that is owing to misunderstanding
in relation to the night which we were to have the
Theater. CLIFFORD & LUTHER
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

Tue EcnoLs CORNELL AFFMR-Richd Cor.
nell, who stabbed Echos, says the S. F. Alta.
has been sent to the Court Of Sessions, on
81 1900 bonds to make his appearance. The
mysterious departure Of Echols will not avail
him. as another person. now in Contra Costa.
happened to see the stabbing. and is ready to
testify when The case comes up for trial.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

SILVER OGE.-The San Francisco Bulletin.
of wednesday says About 1000 pounds
OF silver ore arrived 10y last nights boat from
the Spanish Company" claim, ut Wushoe to
Lent Sherwood g. Co. The freight down
was 2 cents pound
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

GlFr ENrERTAI>MENr.-W We call attention
to the card of Messrs. Clifford Il Luther in an
other column. Owing to the engagement of
the theater 10 Sehnra Abalos for the Sd inst.
they are compelled to postpone their enter
tainment till some evening next week The
giving out Of the telegraphc wires below
Sacramento, broke off negotiations with the
company. in San Francisco, who are to rs
sist at their entertainment. so that they were
unable. last night. to announce on what even
ing that company can appear. Messrs. G. &
L. assure the public that their arrangements
will he completed to-day, and the time of the
drawing announced.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

The London times speaking of the retir a.
ment of Walewski from the French Ministry
of Foreign Affairs says he goes forth cover
ed with all the stars OF our modern carpet
chivalry, invested with the rauk Of senator.
gifted with two estates, more memenoes of
the Emperors generosity and endowed with
a salary Of $4,000 year for life.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

PAINrIxe.-Noah Brooks a very superior
Boston Artist, has established himself in
this city, in the business of sign, landscape
and ornamental painting lie will give in
structicns in printing and drawing to those
desiring his services. lie may he found nt
No 3S D street. upstairs in the apartments
formerly occupied by the State Telegraph
Company.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

ANTI BULKuEAD. AT San Francisco on
Wednesday,. meeting was held to take meas
ures for arrestng the passage of a Bulkhead
bill committee was appointed to pre-
pure memorial Qo he signed by the citizens)
addressed to the Legislature, expressing op.
position to the bill The committee were
empowered to call another meeting at an
early day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

The Los Angeles Star Of the 25th ult,
says; On Tuesday, 21st instant, great r"cr
came off at San Juan Cnpistrano. for $4,000 a
side, distanc' Bon yards. between Don pio
Pieo's horse "Azuljo" Don Juan Ahias
horse Coyote" The race was won by the
former great deal Of money changed
hands on the Aeeison.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

REcoRDERs CouRT. YEsrERDAv-Kennedy.
charged with fighting, discharged VIM
Faley. tighiing-case continued Tom Far
rell. fer drinking to excess, fined IS 90. II
Clements, assault and battery-case con-
tinued
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

The anniversary of Washington's birth
was celebrated at Quincy, Plumas county.
The citizens mlrehed in procession to the
Court House. where Washingtons Farewell
Address was read by J. d. Goodwin, and an
Grafton was delivered 10y John r. Buekee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

FIeurING. Brooks. State Prison duck.
and John Doe. fiddler, got to fighting.
yesterday afternoon on c street. about some
thing or other Of no special Importance, and
were arrested by the police.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

RIcH-We learn from the Union That
rich silver lead, called the Gaeno, is located
about 2 miles east of Virginia City. c..
Bryan has IN interest in IT,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

THE Belgium government has concluded To-
send an armed expedition to China to coope-
rate with the Allies in their war with that
aatiOn,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

Is the Twelfth District Court, Marx Simon
has filed petition to be discharged from
his debts, His liabilities are set down at
$6.G67, and assets at $7G3.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

A BILL has been introduced into heeen-
ate Of Mississippi which proposes to repeal
The statate which prohibits the introduction
of Africans. The bin was aejected, three to
ona
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

The Virginia Court of Appeals has given
Judgment for s5o,0oo in favor of the Central
Railroad. against the Potomnc Railrond.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

MADRID advices state that the Spnniords in
Morocco have achieved another victory
among the heights Of Tetuan.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

Man HuRr-Ye Yesterday afternoon, man
from the country was unloading his wagon
of timber mt or neur Hudson d Co.'S lumber
yard, when man who, with several others,
was assisting him. met with severe acci-
dent While they all had hold Of the log
and were lowering it down very care'ully.
he nut one OF his knees under the timber to
steady it. Before taking itaway the hog w"s
dropped. In ignorance of the fact that th'
young mans knee was under, and hisleg was
straighie ened out flat upon the ground lie
was taken into the Water Works building,
and received proper medical Attendance. lie
was, bruised severely and probably badly
strained, but no bones broken. We were
unable to learn his name.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
Later from chihuahua and the Rio
Grouha

Bv the overland mail some exciting intel
ligrrcr has Leen received from the state OF
Chihuahu,. The san Antonio Ledger and
Texan of Feb 9th, says: BY The courtesy Cf
a commercial friend we are placed in posses
sion Of n letter. dated Fort Bavis February
4lh, from well known citizen of the United
states. We give the important portions Of
the same:
Great excitement in 1.-THE State of Chlu.
ahnu; all the foreigners have left the city,
have taken all could of my property; but
was compelled to leHvea large amount. The
Mint has Gsen closed 10y one who was part
owner
-Four hundred rolhers-surposed to be
port of Cortiuus land, with IL commission
from Mirumon- the State OF China.
hua about the 18th Of January. and have
committed all kinds Of uutrAges. After
battle near Pauol they took that place. At
the battle Of Folomantes they took some for
ty-fve prisoners The officers were shot and
the soldiers aneed.
"The aul horiies Of the State Of chihuahua
huve asked for assistance from the American
troops ut FL Paso l leave in ona hour for
ST. Louis"
The following is an extract from letter
written hy an American resident of Chihua-
hua, TO the San Antonio Ledger
"Yrste,day. (4th of Februaryl the train
ug Jose Cordera, zone Of the most we'll known
and wealthy citizens Of Chihuahua,) passed
.lno, gh mere, loidel, apparently. with such
/ OF his property as he could hastily gather
| \ train of amLulances followed loaded with
women and children. Don Jose himself Is II
fne specimen Of the best class of MeXicnnS,
AID doubt lot it is very lard or him III his
old age to leave his hVitse aud household
guods To the mercy OF The handitti. With
lnrge portion of The people Of chihuahua and
Sonora. the feeling is ginning ground that
they can have neither safety nor prosperity,
unul protected 10y the strong arm Of our gov
ernmrnt.
"P. S.-Sinee the nbove was penned, an
express has arrived from the lower country.
which reports that the "lVar hundred rob
beers changed their plan and wheeled of,
making no attack on the city. Many Of the
eXpntriated are preparing to return.
Is regard to affairs on the Rio Grande,
the san Antonio Herald Of Feb 10th, quotes
the f How ing from the Goliud Messenger:
A gentleman who arrived at tins place yes
ter1nv from Brownsville, reports that when
he left, Cultiuns was in Mutamoras, and on
the day before drilled his meu-2OO cavalry
and 300 iniantry-on the public plaza of that
city. lie also stated That he (CorJinas) was
chief in command of the Mexican forces at
that place, who were favorable to the Church
party,
The above is corroborated by three Of
Major Ford's men. who passed through here
their way to Austin.
The San Antonio Herald confirms the
above, and says that war with Mexico is in
evitable.
The Brownsville Flag says that G0rza
(Chief in command of the Mexican robbers
en- the Rio Grandr) has 1000 men of all
arms under his command, and this force may
be augmented to the number Of 5000 in case
the enemy should attempt to cross the Sierra.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

Tur Atlantic Mail for the steamer Of ths
9th, closes ut the Post Office this evening at
9 n'clnck p NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
FIFTH DAY-FHInAY.

FIFTH DAY-FEIDAY, May 1lh.
THE GREAT FOUR NILE RACE
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF 81, o.. Four mil,
heats, free Tor all ases.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

The action for libel commenced in the
Twelfth District Court against the Bulletin
originates ont Of certain publications which
appeared in the journalin question, charging
plaintiff with purloinins news dispatches.
received at Firetaugh's Ferry, for TRANSMITS
ION 10 Snn Flnnci,co
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

Tue New York Herald says it has been
shown "A singular freak Of nature, eonstistin
of hen with four legs and two tails; the
Two extra legs occupy a prominent place be-
hiul the natural ones. but do not touch the
ground unless the hen is frightened or being
chased. when she uses all four of them TO
hasten her speed The two tails 90 off in
different directions like the forks Of the let -
ter Y, but, unfortunately she has lost part of
one of them, owing to dog having worrie
her. She is quite tame, ard from her strut
seems to be proud of her extra oppendages.
She was bought from Long Island firmer 10y
a gentleman in New York for the sum of
twenty dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
During the week there will be other purses given for

LAST DAY SATURD \Y, My 18th.
PROPRIhr' rs PURSE, $500, me heats, three
best IA five, Tree for all horses
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
Toe ROoTs! nO2 noon.
ALFALFA

A NY quantity for sale at the Tree and Seed Depot
IA J9 d st. next door tn the p o
ian4-u GEO. LAWS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
Haomday, Stlh day OF NRay,

SECOND DAY-TUESDAY May sth.
PURSE $3.50, mile heats, for all three ear olls-
Colts to be three years Old in Nh
THIrD pAY-wEDNESDAY, May 9th.
Proprietor Purse, 81 0, nile heats fro ur all ages
FOURTH DAY-THURSDAY, May i0lh.
CITIZENS Pulse, $40, two mile heats, free for
all ages.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
Should be Attended, To.

There is one great and all important mat
ter which should he attended to in this city,
Mt as early a day as possible, aud that is the
drainage of the numerous stagnant pools
which are to be found in various quarters
Nodoubt, three fourths Of the sickness which
has prevailed in our midst, for several years
past, has been owing to the miasmatic infu-
ences arising from these green and Shiny
hors The reason that these places have not
been drained is that the expense has been
thought to he too heavy for the financial re-
sources Of the city. There hrs been, we
think, great mistake committed in this re-
gard Money has been spent for varions pur-
poses which might very well have been ap-
p led to hygicnic necessities Surely. the first
consideration with every resident of u city or
town should he the preservation Of the gene
raj health. For securing this ol iect no SEN
sbe man could complain of heing taxed. To.
neglect n matter Of such vital importance Is
as false and ridiculous an error as would be
that of man who would wear cotton in win
ter because it was cheaper than wooden, or
90 barefooted TO save the expense of shoes or
boots
new system should he inauguratcd hy
the city government, and that as speedily as
possible. Ii these death breeding ponds are
not drained, we shall find cpidenics. at sud-
den and unexpected periDd-, sweeping off our
population 10y hflies aud hundreds. Every
summer will bring with it death or lingering
sutferings. Should the cholera OF any other
fatal rhv"ges pass over the country, its de
,tructive power would be douby increased
among us 10y the assistance of these local
agents disseminating their poison through
the atmosphere.
1t is no mere alarmist cry that we are rails
ing, but warning voice of solemn truth
md, as such, it ought 10 be needed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

FIRE PROOF BUILDING.
e HIS AUUS Is is situated ia the center Of the
Il bus ness portion OF the city. and Is furnished
with all The requisites to make II first class hote 1t
kept open all night AMI residents of the city or
strangers from the country will be furnished with
meals to order ut any hour Of tie day or night An
assortment Of the choisest Wines and Liquors con-
staitly on hand.
The lodging depqrtme It is well arranged The
rooms are clmmodious and conf rtable, and u large
number uf them are furnished with Spriug Beds
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

THE Military Committee Of the Alabama
Legislatu had reported favorably on bill
to incorporate fifty volunteer companies OF
the State, formed, it is presumed, since the
meeting Of the last Legislature
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
Rc m oval.
TEE HOPED Du NOR
Saturday Morning, March Sd, 1860,
n.

HAS been removed to the corner Of second and High
streets, and its SPLENDID DINING ROOM will be
opened on
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-01-20
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

1osn 4 Bsnsroisnf Institution, ssfotkisAsd by
loDv. special tndormtnf for hs rsfisl cf he
si;k and di'trss'sd. afflicted rih Ylaisnf dnd epi.
dsmic diseases.
The Directors Of this well known Institution In
their Annual Report upon the treatment OF sexual
Diseases, express the highest satisfaction with the
success which has attended the labors OF ther sur
gcons In the cure Of spcrmatorrhra. Scminai weak
ness, Impotence, GcnorrhGa. elect, syphilis, the
vice Of 0nanisni, or Selfabusc, &c, ana order
continuance Of the same plan FOR the ensuing year.
The consulting Surgeon Is authorized TO give MED
ICAL ADVICE GRATIS, To all wEo apply by let
ter with description OF their condition age occu-
ration habits Of life. 3c.) and In cases OF extreme
poverty, TO FURNISH MEDICINE FREE OF
CHARGE.
An admirable Report on spcrmatorrhGa, or Sc
p,Inal Weakness, the vice OF Onanisn, Masturba-
ton or Selfabusc and other diseases OF the Sexu-
nj Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent
by mail din sealed envelope FREE OF CliARGE)
on receipt Of TWO STAMPS fur postage. Other
lieports and Tracts on the nature and trcatmentpf
Sexual Diseases, diet, dc, are constantly being
published for gratultous distribution and will be
sent 10 60 the afflicted. Some OF the new remedies
and methods Of treatment discovered during the
last year, are OF great value.
Address. for Report or treatment, DIR. j. Skill
LIN ll0uGllT0N. Acting Surgeon, Howard A,so-
citation, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, "a
by order OF the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTwELI. Prudent,
iyri3 GEO. FAIRcliiLD. Secretary.
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SlCO & BlDDEFORD SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

BY amendment OF the Bylaws, Five Cent
Deposits will be received, at their office in Ca
lef Block; Saco.
EDWARD p. BURNHAM, Treasurer.
Jan 4 1850
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Ayers sarsaparilla.
NOTICE.

mIIE undersigned hereby give notice that they
i with others will apply 10 the next Legislature
for charter for hank with a Capital Of finy
thousand dollars 10 be located ~ Limerick, mine
County of York and called the Limerick Bank.
WILLIAM SwASEY and othera
Limerick Dsdsit 1854