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IAvACCA-Per steamship Austin Cotton TO order
GALVESTON AND SABINE PASS Per steamship Mata-
gorda--C o1on to order.
LIvERPGO-Per ship Chapultepee-500 scks salt to order.
CoAST-Per 81 op Tonperre-40 hhds sugar to order.
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u 0ielp If tbe sflarArts fox 1ast gasgs
CagslE,yr orrseE, NO. 10 Camp street


DREslETT OFFseE, No.T0 Camp street
Saturday Morning, May III, 1861.
probabilities o commerce being Interrupted III the
aisps III the ncon 10 blockade our mort Has
impulse the demand onr leading staple In no.
taae ts5e has besn bst ls Inquiry, at full prices In
hess HAS been Hess raeaenent al irregular prices
M il alsiasses lite oE moth ng
gaa hlsl doass
week onened with avery moderate demand
Al prleas siasa Witch there bean no Improvement
embracing bsles Ineaang $50 on Saturday, 2i0o
~ rpssasy oa Wednesday 2OO on Thursday
WIS sssss sssses fof The present vs. omit quotations
srArRAS oF GoTT0S.
ssQne pn hnSt Ivy 1870. baIes III IN
$780, " tliee. Sg9
Asss'ssa ssssssss. ';..:;,, 900 1874 SO
Yx,a,,ss Ill. $685. la9I.9ss
sSaastsa gssss Issssls
Y hsas ssslsAssa . d IL
W. stated III opf list ReSiiy report tfat M
ass had shown sery ls asiivisy. ae6 which
ssp Blockade slveo 10 tue demand AM
ahoss 1910 aids. hate bsen soia at stiast prices,
sEAgassEEg Dir 7oBAcco.
asssk an hand III ssptsnpar 1850 hhds 2asl
zssssysd gssses tp0- SlJt
~. ss.2l
sa91iNa Sesssfua1 tt0- S70s
ssssssA Asaa ~ elsaIsd. aols
ae psAi oar aetssiens VI follows
5Sssasi2fy tss9e az
sslls
ssssii lnfeflekto Common
49,; ~
" ecr Mn0 95sAJf
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8ibsr gntelIiaelIte.

Ehe sVeather---Tsn siiless-- Departures Yes.
tsrtEay--D Misunderstanding fronn our Exc
clnngesr--lM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To-
\ Day, etcs
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Reln1y---ComIng Up.

odenburg bark Acolus Janzn I'm Rotterdam to Baxter
Lowell AGO.
Brig Setsun Ohphnnt fNmIco 9Th Fernandez.
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The sASsipts hase bsea bevs hut tlis upavor
aaa nsss ny continued 10 ehesk operations and iete
as Resembling q any saaenee done.
sfechipssi 81 bids, experts is hide
ESES. The receipts lave been moderate and IN
been few sra tots Eesrsy ii ise or
isls ~ he lssess choice
aid tlHal.
seh saaa 90 6bIs eSrcltsssll bhls.
TIE Fsrenil hare hsea derais and pless hase
sE u y easet TAs uatasn 70 Thursday sseallg en-
ssfse Ssa At Fl rs . tsh 20 for sunEsane
tosi kad 81 ds ID NJ bbi for Go0e e ciiuIci
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Hawaha, Carson, FIN st Louis.
j A Gotten, Baranco I'm Bayou Sara ..-
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm lower Coast,
Oregon, l}oardman, FIN Mobile.
Towhoat Anglo Amrrican Martini I'm the Psscsbrongt up
ships Charles SPennel and chapulepec.
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Passengers.


Per steamship Austin, I'm Lavacca-5 cabin deck.
Per steamship Maagorda FIN Galveston and Sabine Passl
cabin, s deck
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LEGAL NOTICES,

of New Orleans LOUISE BLANC-No. 1S,lUS.
M HEFsEAS. Jules A. Blame has petit
w toned the Court Letters Dave Tes,anentary
ESecuorshp the estate Of the late Elizabeth Louise Blanc
deceased r-g.
Notice is hereby given all whom IT may show
within days. why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
f. MTCHoT. Deputy Clerk.
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DEUxlEMn couR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION De ELIZA
del Nouvele-orltG BEra q j.; LOUISE BLANC.
a TuTENDU que jules q. Blanc a pre-
"A sen6 une petition d Ia Cour peffat d'obtenr les
Iettres dExtcEteur ARE daf La succession
feue Elizabeth Louise Blanc dGC6dGe-
Avis par 10 present dome que celia peut
cerner d.avoir deduire ours pour
qneles il ne serait pas fait droit a la dite petition
Par ordre de Ia Cour. .".
r1yQ r F. MTCHOT.
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Brit ship Nelson Wells, for Liverpool, NInre
5Sthr Pelican, Wehs for MOBILIZE Huntington Bro
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- Parish of Orleans MELO-Hos 2404 and 2405
PY VIRTUE OF two Yri!s Of tseri f.sGias, to
I'D directed The Hon. ID. F. MITCHELL Second Justice Of
parish Of 0rleAnH in the above entitled suit
will proceed to sell at public auction at he bar
Streets SATURDAY, llth day Of May, 1861
II O'Clock Nj
The CONTENTS OF the BarToom Of the Merchants Hotel
corSisirg of Classes Dteaute Boes Wines Liquors, ETC.
Seized in the above suit
TEfNS-CaSh the spot
myl IL W. Fl. WATERS, Constable
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srcospE JUSTICE PAX, AK sIMEoH vs.. JAMES CON
Paroisse d,orldans ! WATERs--Eo l705.
I'm VERTU DUN writ de Geri facias, "a
de Pax pour pa9isse d. Orleans dams afae eideSss je
de la Cite la Commune les des Nagasns
ct du Camp, la vente q 'encan de-
UE TERRAIN lie Premier District de cee vile,
let borne par les Bertrand Poydas Pieur ct Per-
DIDO dit terrain facade de 30 pieds ponces
gnes la Perddo profondeur de 100 pied lie dit
foant encognre dies eerdido Prieur dn dit
et apert cr9qus dr. W Thornton Thomp
SON depn roye la ve date du 81 de dscembre 1851
mAintenant depo mon bureau
Saisis dams rafaire cdessus.
CONDITIONS-Com an moment de Rehabilitation
Inyi 1f e4 w II. WATERS, ConnGtabe.
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DEux1EME CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE RICHARD
de Ia Nouvelle-0 Orleans. s MAY-No Is $50.
WIS est par lie present donne aux cream
IN de la dite succession toues
que celia dayor dtdure dix ours dater
de prsene publication les raisons pour quees lie compile
presente par Ia Tuce nauree de enans mineurs
raft point approuve hooogue les fonds entire mains
r6parts eonformement au dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia Cour
my3 IL F. MICHoT, ntpntaTGreaier.
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MOBILE AND LAKEPACKETs.

9s-zan FOR EE0BGEFG - ESAIAY u. S.
K, !9a3s=zsFSMail Lne-Hnter Arrspgsasht1hs splef<
did lhw pressure steamers Oregon.
A r. Dosrdrnan master, Florida, A. T. Mysra, mister
all hil AXE trade, with Superior
will make rips and andngs follows, unless pre-
vented BY bad .Gther, high low water, want Of fue
come accident boat machinery
Leaving the Lake end OF he PontehaItrap Rsilroad DAILY
arrival Of the O'Clock N. train Of cara. for Mabs
direct Returning, PaspNgpua, Pass Christian aud
Bay 81, Louis On MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
Ghiidren over and tnd L years 20
Negroes. in lots of five and over.............. 40
Cabin fare TO Pa cagUua co
Children, and under II years. and EervaGts 60
10 insure III prompt AND complete delivery Of goods at
Mobile, bills Of adfnR be taken IN al -@
$S-An Express Chest and Way Mail Rag for Mobile and
Coa Landings viii leave the offce Of the Agent promptly 81 TX
A. NJ. ..'l.-.
Tickets through Charleston, Washington City Nashville
and louisville
EFor tickets, freight passage, snd further information,
P. GEDBEa. Agent,
mil tt nhf1rsrier ssrent.
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MARgEI CLOSES rHIs DAY
dood Fair n Prime SS9IIc
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The nary raafiAe sales oil business
a e The financial record might be suspended.
die seyel lots Of bills payable at The
but they include only very few
kgyp1d his ies houses of funds
fiefg fpes FROM los month"; they
sMhy md tsw oiriashoned merchants
sles cal obtain ITEM. a simple MI
lle giscnnnsng very LITTLE that they
pusf W ira spsl pressed rs lid custom
Nj 70 % hhgs high they would elady
The uettl tandi:ip ct credit sill REMAINS but there
lhe ma current failures attract
bit attention eSsep thHse Immediately eeied.
EaEesRn Ii s heavy sad le hetaAl sales show
~ Ieiuse 10 make fhecon
Aessi0H lpa fss ie doing litzls We
asse siSty aaas al deeninent
Parts sixy days sS59 $40 do at
st 5s5xs 80; swiss 5.375l9
Hkaibns amsterdam 81 Frankfort
qs e. ~ risalaa tHaefs eS3s@ TO-.
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S D5sFn5e OF EoAED
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
show within days from the notification if any
they have why account presented by the natural
Turx of her minor children should not be oologaed and
approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
BY order of the Court.
E. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
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LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves every At ESnAYat5p N. and SATURDAY at Nm
THE FAST PASSENGER 2 AGK ct
Y H. La fosgrche, Jos Dalterea Rl@ster, eavea New
'rlusls above Retaining dawn the Coast every
aaSssszassassz Monday and Thursday IN daylight
VIRGfR1uS L. DFSTHBL.
nl2 Advertising Agent.
s- The N O., O. and Il. T Company win have clerk at
the from this date to receive freight
For freight passage apply board at the Office OF the
Company, 10 Cont strest
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Parish of Orleans. NERS. On Rule of W. H.
PY VIRTUE of a writ OF fieri f, cfas, to
ID directed by The Hon D. F. Mitchell, Second Justice Of
the Peace the parish of Orleans in the above entitled t
will proceed sell public auction in the barroom Of the
City uoIel, Common street. between Magazine and Camp
streets, TUESDAY, 4h day OF June, 1861 at II o'clock
Nj
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
of this city In the square bounded by Bzrauf Pos dras
Peur and Peddo streets said lot having front of 30 feet
PerGido depth of 100 feet, the
lot forming the corner of Perddo and Prieur streets
sid square, shown Se ch dawn by W. Thornton 7hOmp
Deputy Surveyor, dated December 81 1851 and now
deposited in my nffce.
Seized in the above suit
W. H. WATERS, Constable.
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WRIGHT s. CO.'S o. TALoGUE OF GENUINE
81 and popular Family edicneS which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers foprsrs lowest wholesale priees
EaY-0 rJaa Ia
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.ssassssas. BrI.LrARDsr BEEA1ARDsg
go PHELAN's IMPROVED BLLIARDTABLE,
and
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Patented Fob. 49, 1856 Oct g. 1856; Dec g. 1885, Jan l.
1858; Nov. IS. 1883; and March 20, 1852

PHEIAN / CeLLENpER,
Sole Msnufaetrrerb,
65, 65, ST. and SO Crosby strost
- These tablcs and may be at atlllsI'
sauihern Billiard salcoa 105 Gravier street, also
Louisiana Pelican Clabs ind be cbairedf0s
NJ NJ MILLER sole Agent this city, who also ssls all
ticlss in the Billiard line, follows Billiard tloths, Bs
Cues Leather Chalk, He has also hapd' nd for sa
several dnesacond hand billiard Table, ,vsl y
E2LooExER. JAMES ~, ATToR EY.ATLAW
Z ~ sey S esisGss ii COMMERCIAL Place ,ynly
pENT4UYSElN, LEWIS & Cse.s DEALERS II
~ Fancy and Stepe Dry Goods, No fl6 Camel street
GS8AkSOlstl SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT
~ notiee. Measures taken LEIG HPoN & BiANeS, eoF-
Les atreet, Kew 0rle2nas fails en-
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To sal! Oh SUNDAY. MAY Il, 1861, AZ O'Clock A. NJ.
pcESrrs5p NEW ORLEANS AND HRAZtJS SAN
IN A& TIAtiO Z. S. Mail line For Brazos Santiago
Indianola mud Laeaca-The superior iron steamship
Arizona, r. NJ Smith commander Will sail above, carry
ing the u mails For freight PASSAGE having elegant
commodations apply on board.
/. Z. HARRIS, Manager 81 Camp st.
The Arizona will receive freight Friday, the 10Th inst
rny6
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R E y RIV Z R.

Leaves on SATURDAY. MAY Il. NJ 3 z. N.
REGULAR WEEKLY RED RIVER
#aY M. S. Mail Packet Grand DulEe-FoT JEFF
Grand Ecore, st. Maurice Montgomery, Co.
tile Alexandria, Normnns Gortons Barbins and all intnr
mediate landings on entirely light draught
running passenger pucket G rand lce, Sam. APP
plegate master will above. For freight passage
apply on board. - -
YIRGINIUS G. pENTEEI,.
my5 Advertising Agent.
tic Grand Duke at Shreveport with the
Flotn, Jefferson and all tcrm"date landings.
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WAS brought TO the City Police Jail ON
w the 9th of April, 1851 the very black boy AGNoLIA:
Saws he belongs Mrs W8aman who lives in the parish of
Jefferson La Heis feet IA inch high has good teeth gray
beard nearly strgh also gray hair looks very intelligent
and is aged about Al years,
The will cali md claim his according to aT.
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
F. J.. FoRsTAIIl,
Gis l5t Deputy Comptroller
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,EFlgit: 4. KS Na afl 4, s N IL I

Wall street is getting
MID 4teprdiag 10 he following. which we from
The 4 manifest thes
mid ND salvation iii store for them
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

DrcH MATTERS IN TUoLUMNE.-Ths most
veXatious subject, which we had been led to
believe was in a fair way of being omicaLly
settled, is as far from settlement as ever
The Committee elected by the people to con-
fer with the parties concerned, to effect a
compromise if possible, have done all that
men could do, for that purpose; but it ap-
pears that their very commendable efforts
have been altogether fruitless. SO says the
Columbia Times.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
go the 5H1Ii0S.

MRS FALES has enjoyed the same advantages and
received the diploma as gentlemen graduates of
the Medical Colleges, and for several years has had
extensive practice in the States In female diseases
and in Midwifery her practice has been especially
large and entirely successful. Considering the Cali
forua charges eXhorbitant, hers are comparatively
low fer attendance in Midwifery, $20; in ordinary
outside practice 81 visit; for examination and pre-
scription for home treatment So.
Residence corner of Fifth and II street, Marysvle.
Refercnce-Mr and Mrs. Dawson, Dawson House.
fcbl9-f
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

HUMAN REMAINS FouND.-Some days ago
several Indians found about 500 in $50 gold
pieces, also a Colts revolver, Navy size, with
one barrel discharged, in the hills about 81
miles distant and in northwesterly drec-
tion from Shasta This led to the discovery
of the remains Of an unknown person near
by. On Saturday last Justice Geo. s. Kit
fridge, held an inquest on the eremains of de-
ceased, and the jury found that he came to
his death by causes unknown. There was
nothing by which the name Of the unlortu-
nate could be ascertained
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

ExcrrD-On Wednesday st,seyeral of our
prominent citizens, says the jackson Dispatch,
became "slighteously' excted-cause, hume
rous small notices sticking round town, and
done up in what was probably intended for
English writing and cypher. Its purport
was call for special meeting of that mod
ern abominoton, Knights of the Golden Cir
cle If branch of that institution exists
here, as alleged by some, we don't happen to
know it, and are inclined to think those ele-
CANT little notices emanated from the brains
Of, and were executed by the hands of GER
tain juvenile 10. Millers who reside con the
hill"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

NuGGEr-One day last week at JAKE
Point, says the Mountain Messenger near ot.
Louis, in the sluices OF Jackson, Baird ana
DOYLE large quartz boulder was found con-
tanning considerable gold The aurlierous
piece Of rock was discovered in shovellnS
gravel from the sluces. The entire weight
OF the boulder, which was at first considered
very rich in gold. was 1873 ounces and 10
dwts; but upon breaking the QUARTS, aud
extracting the orc, it was found to contain
but sixty dollars worth Of the precious metat
MARBLE Discovery RY.-We understand, says
the Grass Valley National that a valuable
discovery of marble has been made near the
head of Woodpecker Ravine, about one mile
from this place. We hope the report may
be correct.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

EFFECTS or THE SroEM-The wind last
Monday, says the Red Bluff Independent,
played curious antics with the awnings about
town, not very pleasing to the owners of real
estate, however Considerable repairing has
been going on since. The floods of rain
raised the Sacramento river nearly as high
as it was in the Spring Of '5S The creeks
north and south of oyerAowed their banks.
For two days we were without a mail from
below, and bat one from the north Taken
altogether it was an extremely huge old
storm.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
Marysville Water Cure.
n. w. FALES NJ. ID. & MRS. L. NJ.
FAEES Md.

HYDROPATIIIC PHYSICIANS will 'eceve patients
into their house for treatment and attend to outside
practice in city ard country. DR. FALES guarantees
with his Electro Magnetic steam and Electro Chemical
baths and other remedial agents. to cure diseases
more ancedy and with less expense than be done
with medicine. For several years he has had an ex-
ensve practice in the East Among the diseases
ccssfully treated are the following: G0ut Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Paralysis Muscular Distortions, stiff
and enlarged Joints, Ulcers, Scrofua, Constipation,
Gravel, Fever and Ague, Continuous Fevers, etc
He lives no medicines because they unnecessary
and absolutely injurious. We remove the causes of
disease, restore favorable conditions to health, and
onr patients quickly recover. We also teach them
how to keep we'll All cases of poisoning and diseases
caused thereby, quickly cured by his Electro
Chemical baths,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

CoNvENrIoH on JUSTICES OF THE PrAcE-A
Convention of the Justices of the Peace OF
Yuba County was hold at the Court House
in this city yesterday, at which the following
justices were present: N, Gishmiller, Geo.
Merritt, A. J. Lucas, f. Autenheimcr, c. II.
Heath, j. II. Gilmore, Ezra Allison, E. c
Doughorty, John IIargraye, }. T. Cannon and
G. N. Butler Geo. Merritt was elected on
the 18th ballot as Associate Justice for the
ensuing year On the 18th ballot E. G.
Dougherty was elected as ID Associate Jus
tice for the ensuing year. The Convention
then adjourned sine de- The Court of Ses-
sions thereupon organized, and adjourned till
10 a. NJ, to- morrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

WARNING CoFFEE-Fuel must be very
scarce along the Overland Mail route, be-
cause Dewey, Of the Mountain Messenger,
says he couldn't get any warm coffee from
Los Angeles to Fort Smith. The difficulty
however was rcmcded as the friction pro-
duced by stage jolting had decided effect
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

Rlcn QUAnrA-We were shown yesterday
by Mr. L. Greentrce, a rich piece of quartz,
which was taken from lode discovered last
week By Mr.. J. Pangborn, at Browns Vail
ley. Forty pounds Of the rock, pounded out
by hand in a mortar, yielded seven ounces of
gold We understand that the principal
owners of the claims in which the strike was
made, are Messrs. j. S. and II. Barman.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

TERRIBLE PHLLpr1C AGAINST THE SoUTm
CARoLINIANs.-The Baltimore Patriot, of a
recent date, is fearful in its dcnunciations of
the South Carolina Convention. 1t styles
their action unparalleled in human history;'
"a crime against humanity, a crime against
political virtue" "a wicked, wanton, heed
less crime" After alluding to Cain, Tanta-
lus, and a score of the other murderers de-
scribed in sacred and profane history, it says:
Turning from the accursed memories of in
diyidual names, those of nations and peoples
rise up inyoluntarily before the eye, and fur
nish apt and abundant materials for compari.
son with the suicidal act of South Carolina
yesterday; but not one of them is without
some excuse, however bold, while that of our
sister State--she can never efface that word
while the Federal Government endure-is
without any. 1t is an offence against God
and man, against herself and her sister States
1t is a crime against civilization and Chris
tianity, accursed Of heaven and condemned
by all sane men"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

UNION GYMNASIUM. .-"ln Union there is
strength" and we doubt not that strength
will be found in the Union Gymnasium BY
request of citizens, those two well known
and scientific gymnasts, A. II. French and D.
" Lyons have fitted up an institution oI
physical instruction, in the Gingle building,
on Second street, between d and High,
where they will give every degree of train
ing that may be required. We need not re-
mind the feeble and declining how many OF
their class have been rescued from untimciy
graves by iudiciouy course of gymnastic eX
ercises nor undertake to inform the robust
how much stronger they may become by i'm
proving the faculties which they have.
You will find the advertisement Of Mcssr5
Lyons & French in another column.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

FAST RUNNISG.-Robert Francis, express
man, says that Dane known as "Petc" one
week from Sunday last, at Onion Valley,
travelled half mile on snow shoes in nine
teen seconds Pretty hard 70 beat. that.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

The Sierra Citizen is informed that from
the claims Of Thomas Mullin, at Eureka, Sier.
ra Co., two men running one car took out
81 300 in twelve days Giving out" rapid
ly, those mines are
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

WE understand that rich quartz lead has
been struck, about ten or twelve miles below
Grass Valley. The assay Of which is richer
than any thing yet discovered in this neigh
Dorhood.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

PRIVATE SonooI.-Rey. 6. r. Baker of
this city, will open, this morning at lis resi-
dence in the western part of the city pri-
vate school for boys The term will coniin-
ue five months. A few Loarding scholars
can be accommodated iu the family Of the
Principal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

LIMERICK IN LiMDo.-We have been in
formed by an eye witness, that the person
who did the shooting on the steamer Chrys-
opols, last Friday evening, and whose namC
IS reported as Lyons, was Ned Floyd, alias
Limerick, the man who killed Thornto IL, in
the Bank Exchange Saloon, in Oroyille, some
two years since. Limerick will probably
undergo trial in Sacramento, for assault
with intent to kill.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

THE MELoDEoN The new attractions at
this institution last night. drcwa very large
audience, and thepcriormances went of adj
miraLly.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19

FoR THE STATES, Our highly esteemed
friend and fellow citizen, DR.. Il. I. wilkins,
of the firm of Presbury & wilkins, Of this
city, leaves this morning for Sacramento'
where he will remain short time previous
TO his departure by steamer for the land OF
his nativity, to-wit: the sunny South. lie
will visit Louisiana, Tennessee, Virginia and
other States. Dr. wilkins is a true Southern
man but no secession-t We wish him a
pleasant trip and speedy return to Calilor-
MIA and the bosom of his family.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-19
MARXSVILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRU'Y IT,

BRIGADE SrArF,-The following is the Bri-
gade Staff of the First Brigade, Fifth Diyi
sion California State militia, according to
Commission from the Governor Brig. Cen
eral NJ. d. Dobbns, Commanding Major
Theo. A. Cout, Assistant Adjutant General
Capt. Jno. W. Snowfall, Aid-de-CamP
Major d. b. Scott Engineer Officer; Major
J. c. McQuaid, Ordinance Officer Major V.
d. Hubbard, Qaarlermaster; Major Frank
s. Freeman Commissary; Major Byron
Whitcomb, Paymaster; Major W. il. Parks
Brigade Inspector; Major c. L. De Long,
Judge Advocate; Major Laurent Las'i8nes,
Surgeon.