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MAcSOLIA, MIss.,
rlI,LEAEZp !TAE:nts-sILLIAED TAHLMs

A GARD.
In snsy7er to the several inquiries made MS IN regard to he
guilty Cushions Of the Billiard fable exhibited by J. NJ
BRUNSWICK 1t BRO Of this city, at tho aeclabca Fair
and on which played friendly on the 10Th iHs, We
are happy 10 testify justice e m1gs that ther Tables
lud Cushions particular perfectly in correctness Of
angles the opinion that the lie relied Snc
the which played tho best We haye
ever seen We would further remark thiL found difficulty
whatever in a.certanng e RnZ1e whereby direct
the balls make did perceive hard
fsuy the bail5 the chious from which fact
we that whole their Tables perfect in every Shape
form fc It pleasure to play on this Table as the
bgiIs rn rs easy could be desired We therefore
heariu!y ths Messrs Brunswick to all amateurs
scientific players well all those engaged in the bill
lard business, worthy Of patronage - ,,,r,,+,,-
Cincinnati October u 1850. JOHN DEERY.
In reference to above will that The hi premium
Of Gold Me5a Billiard Tables haa been avcrded 10 TIE
Mcssrs Brunswick, ~ Far COMMITTEES Of the Ohio echan
ira Institute
n Bite above Tables also all ether Trimmings in the Bill
d. In A. W MHRn1aN.
sz-Ess, Ii. MARSH, Dz1NNEAN d CO.,
47s2ssalz5s52 c4RRE4GE REPOSITORY,
CORNER OF CARONDELET AND GRATIER STREETS,
NEW ORLEAss,
Kocps constantly Gil hand Z. large assortment IF CIR
R1AGgF from their menafacory in New Jersey, which they
oatt for sale on very reasonable tcrrAs,
EScirvo sale Of Duseaur K Van D2u&cn and Douglas
post's Newark New Jerzsy HIGHT BUGGIH5. ms en-
F9E0EAEs' LtNtl. ,f4L5it3E714E45' LIME.
N TT E.
We have completed tie BLUE OFIICE the Ieyee, faot Of
Cont street. where CLERK viii RlwRy 30 found il Gttnd
G6i.bI3N 4GF3 AID T. " POW EIfn
This facility ntlold5 friends the opportunity Of SlFDnG
DAILY to Fort and all in2rue points without in
q Il MO hal II " ADAMS ( C6.. Agents.
H. A. CuFREu. b. j. rEtRY. D. B. CULBEETkON.
TIT 4. CUTE1EGEs So CO.,
RECEItTNg, FoeFARDING,
General Commission Merchants,
rREEMAN's FIhE-PRooF WAREHOUSE
JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
Ry- Liberal Advances made upon Constainents to
frislds il New Orleans. II I'm
RI EGLEO CI4UTE1s.. 80. NEGRO CLOJI7S.
WHITE EERSEYS AND PLAINS,
For aIe low for cash or city acceptance by
dI8f C. Z. STAFFORD 49, Cnron6elet street.
a a. EzAaxME8s' GDTEOR SME6D 0lts
ms And
OIL CAKE MANDATORY,
Rca. 2l5 rIad zdS 8Eaga2iEae street.
Kew OELEAEs,
Eeens conalyon hand OF ad Superior Clarified OIL
oILCAEE OII.GAKE NEAL, apddecortcatedsead
Orderso the ntcve llad with pro1pnessand dispatch.
CAST maid for CnTFtlE SEED delivery, mis- It
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4 c. EgI,ENIENS4. GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
y Gas Fixtures. No. uerB Row, (542 MGgGHae street.
near InRrst will faithfully and puIctuay 20 al Or
him. Stores Dwellings, etc. ftsd up care as
and onrt aGanGbla terms. ,L
Al orders left in Box No, $40, heStanlcS Exclage
sill be proaipty attended to. tn5 AZ
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,-4yrsz,. MUSICAL NsTBsUCwI w !. GRE
h2 AR or past iolr years Professor of Music in
it Il VEeneery Coge Offers his services The ctens Of
New Orleans rs Teacher of PIro. YionRnd Guitar,
For terms etc, apply 10 A. Z. Aiacrngr Bros Mnsic
Storaa Gasp sre7t, p5 SINS
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NEURPHK's HOTEL.
Nos. IS AND 100 ST. CHARLES STREET,
[Estsblished 1882

This connections establishment having been thoroughly reno
vnad making it one OF the most PLEASANT well GEN
TRIAL LOCATIONS in this CITY, the proprietor tenders to bis
numerous for their and
soiCils continuation of tter favor confidently assuring them
that nothing that money bny shall be wanting INT may
contribute 10 their comfort Ths BAR and TENPlN AL
I.YS connected with the establishment unsurpassed
sell IF RICHARD MbRfdI, Pronr1etor.
naa STSeAETRRIDGE HALL, nELlGHTFuLLY
f situated Piney Woods, GoviDGton ~ VIII ra'
open during the winter for the reception OF Families
unusual Inducements TO nEhls and
those seeking neca influences Of dy, eqnble south
er climate good ehay and sulphur springs, with inc
retirement Of q country home.
TIE subscriber aers hpsaif that his patrons will be saS
ed that will be paid to their comfort and en-
Joy 20 tT din,-2tuv,tf n W. HENDERSON.
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Hill Nts.sg485 STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish Of Orleans. City of New Ore ms.
Be 1t remembered that this 10th day Of March, 1850
fore me- the subscriber Peace IN and for The
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and p Janvier Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and say that the above Just and
true and correct transcript from the books tho Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and subscribed me- this Goth day of March
1859. D. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved Six per cent in
forest the outstanding certificates profits on and after the
Second Monday OF May next endo redeem, and that
date the Scrip issue Of tho 1858 they further de-
eared scrip dividend of Thirty Three One Third per cont
on the net earned premiums Of ending February 1862
for which certificates will be issued on and after the first M Of
June, 1869. m
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
a. CANRIERE. Vice. President.
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v,rfeR GSLpIN's NEW RES

.eS G&LPIN'S NEW RES a.
ESsSHESS T URA Mt, ~ Royal street. sa%4# 1,
Sssas$ JOHN GALrLN hGs the pleasure t:tfssys
esAs-sy%nof Informing his friends and tho
public generally that he ready 70 receive and entertain
Them establishment 81 Royal street. next door to thu
Of CustomhoGe street occupying the entire mansion
Accommodations Besides the large public dinngroom
floor where meals provided at all hours fron
o'clock M until 70 P. IT,, the advertiser has large
private parties Families and parties
above be supplied with the best Of everything
The Affords either ready the table it comes from
market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage that
has been extended to him. the undersigned assures them
TINT will be his enleavar give the fullest Satistac
ton to those who may favor him with their orders ~
de- tfG2tW JOHN GALPtH.
% R9CREAU'S RESTAURANT =
.FA The undersigned, uroprinors of this weil-known
NJ establishments inform their friends and tho
publicNthnt their house has during the
undergone the most thorough renovation
and repair entirely refurnsod throughout tis
now as long of the elegantly arranged and
connections III the country having
for any private parties The and all the furn
ugs Of qualify and The larde will be supplied
with viands which the market afford sErved
welknown and uappoaeable style Of cuisine for
which this noted The choicest brands Of wine are
kent force of experienced and attentive
RHODES 4 MOULIN,
n3 If l2S Canal street.
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NfaIT3s GrNPo nlsfs IA letter from London
saya. 4 heard i'm theBaity Of curious inyen-
ti0f which like spnEsme IN, riaemen, and
Tie scientific. III the manuacture Of g white "
gutlpewders q III made aysteryznf being com
posed of yelaWF Idtassa, hlorida Of potassium,
loaf ssigar, erystallized ugar and birthstone IL
pnsseeaes qualities over the black powder,
being and more pow erfrl in its action, and
not fatiing or the delicate in the elfa6-s
toFSs nerves is may be added that il lis without
8nnpleasata anlall. Il las Just been patented.
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The Board of resolved TO SIX per cent m
rsst on the outstanding Certificates of Profits for the
I7 l85s and 1889 on tho second MONDAY in Feb
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, city Of New oseans,S
Rs II remembered that this 18th day Of December 1s6
srre me the subscriber the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared oner d%laFd Pfesden
and A. Schneider Secretary Of tho Citizens Mutual Insurance.
Company of New Orleans who being daily sworn according
law depose and that the above accounts are
and transcript the books Of said Company
o. GAIIhARD, President.
A. sCHREIBER Secretary. ~
Sworn to and subscribed before this day, December
II 1850 ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleanf
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Company insure against the per Of the seas
End rivers and loss damage by fire. tho Of
premiums.
n.s~ Office No. 2 Carondelet street. di7 II i.
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The Board have this day declared cash DIVIDEND
thirty the capital paid in Of th Company out
tho net krung 0f tie year ending the SOL. April, 1856
able accorde. h Arucle Twelfth Of lie Chartor Of said
Company, th-wit:
Ten per cert. on ii. paid In, payable demand T.
stockholders h6h aaI representatives and after III
2lh ingn the balance be credited insnlent on
the unpaid stock notes. F7s
II. P#YGHAUD, President.
8. PtASSkN. Vice President. 8sg3
TrFCy s. 1 NM eng
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

publican party, which avows partialty in the
National Councils towards the enemies OF the
slavery interest, and our party which advo-
Gates, and means to live up to, Federal "eu'
tratity on that and all other local questions
there is a radical difference in principle
Between those who support the Government
authorities for the sake of supporting the
Union, and those who support the Union "af
an act of especial loyalty to tie present .Ad-
miniStration there is radical difference In
principle" IN short, the Republicans must
have meant something when they labored
and combined with Buchanans poor deprave ed
office-holdng tools at the North, for the de-
feat of Douglas, and between us there must
be now, as there must have been then, q
radical difference in principle" We ask the
Republicans to be just. and not to act as re-
cruiting- g-sergeants for the Bolts party by say
ing there is no difference between Republi-
cans and Union Democrats.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

A FUGITIVE FEDERAL OFFIoE.-Our old
neighbor, Geo. M. Hanson. Esq, of Sutter,
has rather an unhappy time hunting up the
Federal Office to which his friend Abraham
appointed him. The Red Bluff Independent
says, in reference to the matter:
There has been quite game of hde-and-
go-seek between the outgoing and incoming
Indian Superintendent of the Northern Dis
trict of California. 1t appears that the old
agent draws pay until there is formal pre-
sentation of credentials by the appointee,
and delivery to the present incumbent.
MIR. Hanson, some time since, went to Nome
Lackee Reservation for the purpose of taking
possession; but on his arrival, learned that
Major Driehilbis was at Klamath. Post haste
he. went to klamath but the bird had again
flown, and was at Trinity riyer-ho for
Trinity-but the Major again avoided the
new appointee, and where next he will turn
up is mystery which the new Agent would
like to unravel. We propose that Mr. Han
son commence trapping for the wary Major
1t is the only way he can catch him.
Cannot U. S. Marshal RaL6 secure the fu-
gitive office? Or is he indifferent to the
wants of his political brethren, now that he
is in clover himself?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

SUDDEN DEATH.-At San Francisco OH
Tuesday, Charles Edwards, colored man,
about 80 years of age, died very suddenly at
Whpple s building, on Commercial, near
Kearny street, where he had just been en-
gagged by Mr. Gamble, as cook The deceas.
ed is supposed to have died from apoplexy.
He formerly residedin Brooklyn, New York,
where he leaves family and some property.
PorULAR SOLDIER ORDERED EAsT.-Cap-
tain John Hamilton received orders to pro-
ceed to Washington, to take command of the
famous Sherman Battery of Flying Artillery,
and sailed on the Uncle Sam yesterday Cap
tain Hamilton has hitherto been attached to
the Third Artillery, and, as Lieutenant"
Hamilton, has recently been busted in drill
ing volunteers at San Francisco, by permis-
sion of Gen. Sumner His commission as
Captain is of recent date. Captain Hamilton
is, says the Alta, one Of the most accomplish
ed officers in the service. He has been sta
toned on this coast since ls49, and is, con-
sequently, well known to all old residents
he is q member Of the Pioneer Association.
His departure to a more active field of duty,
while it will afford him opportunities to win
distinction in his country's cause, worthy Of
his admitted professional abilities, will, new
ertheless, be regretted by the many to whom
he has endeared himself as soldier and
gentleman.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

No respectable paper has endeavored to
give, or can give reason why there should
be two Union parties in California.-NeVada
Journal.
And yet it was your party that put out The
second call for q State Convention. One
Union Convention had already been called,
(for the 4th of July,) and if maintaining the
Union had been your only object you would
all have endorsed it. But as you wanted to
maintain the Republican organization, you
acted accordingly. Those who wish to be
true American citizens are not bound to join
the anti-slavery party. Indeed, we think
parties founded on the slavery question
ought to crushed to pieces, now, by the
American people
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

JOHN r. RIGGE.-The DEMOCRAT received O
good endorsement, theoretically, by the nom
nation of Mr. Ridge for State Printer, for
up to the middle of April last, he conducted
this paper from its first issue, and his sound
national Democratic views, which gave him
the nomination, were placed before the pub
lie through our columns. He is popular
earnest, elegant writer, and represen-
tative Union Democrat, and well worthy the
support of every Union man in the State.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

BILLIARD ESTABLISHMENTS Those of our
friends who are fond Of the game of billiards,
should not neglact to visit Lynch & Hughcs
new saloon when in San Francisco. Dan
Lynch, the champion carom-player of this
coast, and Hughes, the agent for Phelan's
combination cushions and modern billiard
tables in California, compose the firm. The
saloon is located opposite the new Metropoli
tan Theater, and is furnished with eight SUI
perb Phelan tables. 1t is also the salesroom
for Phelan's cushions and tables. See adver-
tisement
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12
"WuAr ARE WE COMING TO ?"-The Califor-

"WHAr ARE WE COMING TO ?"-The Califor-
MIA Express, which has hitherto been con-
sidered free from Abolition proclivities, how
ever much its course may have contributed
indirectly towards the advancement OF the
anti-slavery cause, had the following para
graph in its issue of yesterday, unaccompani-
ed by any comment, and without other credit
than quotation marks;
1t is impossible not to see that human
slavery is the canker-worm which has tor so
many years gnawed at the heart of our Re
public. We should be fatally in error, there
fore, as a nation, if we did not now make a"
end this thing before the war closed
Perhaps the Express can explain itself.
We cannot believe that intended to endorse
such q sentiment. If it did, it has become
changed indeed.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

GEN. JouNsToN's TRAIToRoUs BANDA let
ter to the Alta from Los Angeles, states that
the following persons lately started from
that place for Texas: Alonzo Ridley, Geo.
w. Gift, David Mckenzie, Thomas Stone
house, Hugh May, William Skinner, William
Bowers, Carman Frazer, William Jones, Dill
Ion Jordan, j. J. Dillard, James d. Darden,
DIR. F. Sorrel, and some others; who are ac-
companied by ex army officers, Gen. A. s.
johnson, Major L. Armstead, Lieut.. r. H.
Brewer, A. Shaaff, E. B Dudley, Riley, NAL
lory, Hardcastle and Wickliife. Some o.
these persons expressed their intention Of
seeking service in the rebel army. Gift, ac-
cCrding to report will go into the navy. Mr.
Crttenden, ex-member of the Legislature
from El Dorado, started with the party, but
turned back on reaching Temecula. We do
not understand why Crittenden turned back.
He said in the Senate last winter that he
owed his allegiance to South Carolina, and
that he hoped his arm might wither and his
tongue cleave to the roof of his mouth, when
he failed to speak and strike, if necessary, in
her defence. The stiiking having commenc-
ed, we see no excuse for his tarrying on this
side the mountains. Perhaps he wants to
organize company from those who are re-
fused nominations by the Secessionists or the
23d inst
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

JAMES E. NUTTMAN.-This gentleman, oul
nominee for State Comptroller is well known
throughout the State He is q sound Union
ist, a strong, practical minded man, and has
thousands of warm personal friends. He was
formerly Chief Engineer of the San Francis
co Fire Department, post of honor and re-
sponsibility. He will be an efficient officer
in our next State Administration.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

j. J. GARDINER.-The Democratic Conven-
tion made an excellent choice of candidate
for Surveyor General, Mr.. Gardiner is q
young man of fine talents and strong energy.
lie has been Surveyor of the County of San
Francisco, which is, of itself, good endorse.
ment of his professional capacity The office
is an important one, and will be we'll filed
by Mr.. Gardiner.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE SAN FRANCISCO & MARYsvTLLB I
RAILROAD Co., Marysville Cal, June -, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given that Annual Meeting
~ of the Stockholders of the San Francisco and Ma
rysvile Rail Road Company will be held at the office
of the Company in Marysve, on WEDNESDAY,
July 18th, 1861, between the hours of 10 A. NJ and
p. NJ for the purpose of electing Board of seven
Directors to serve during the ensuing year.
By order of the Board,
TlIE0. A. C0ULT,
iune25-td Secretary
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

The PRACTICE ACT.-We are indebted to
Kenny d Alexander Of San Francisco, for
"The California Practice Act" fouth edition,
by Henry ]. Labatt. The index is very com.
pete and the book is bound in law style
Randall & Co. o. this city have it for sale.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

RoGERss CANDY MANUFACToRY.-We call
attention to the advertisement of S. f. Rogers
in another column. lie understands his
business thoroughly, and makes superior can.
dies in endless variety. His wholesale prices
ale in keeping with tho times. Rogers's ice
cream continues to be all the go during this
hot weather. Fountain soda can also be had
gt the same place.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

THE ACADEMY OF NoTRE DAME was visited
by goodly number of citizens yesterday, the
occasion being the examination of the pupils,
recitation, etc. The exercises were highly
pleasing, and gave the spectators favorable
opinion of the care bestowed by the worthy
teachers upon those entrusted to their charge.
The Academy of Notre Dame is an excellent
institution.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

DEFAULTER.-James McGinnis, an agent of
the California Stage Company at atSacramento,
has absconded, being dcfaulter to an extent
not yet known. He left on Tuesday, and the
last tha1 ives known of him was his departure
from Folsom in buggy, probably for Washoe.
1t is said that he has recently lost large sums
of money at faro. McGinniss had always
hitherto borne good reputation for honesty,
and may yet set himself right again.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12
NOTICE,
Dissolution ofCOpartnersbin.

FENHE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned, under the name of PRESDURY 3
WILKINS is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the late firm are re-
quested to present them to <. I. WILKINS for settle
ment All persons indebted to the firm are arnestlv
requested to make immediate payment to f. t. vii.
kins who is authorized to sign The firm name In loni.
dation, and who Will continue the business at the od
stand, No. SO D Street, Marysyiue.
W. W PRESBURY.
F.. T. WILKINS
Marysvle, July d, 1861. nlv2
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

CooL.-We had pretty cool day. yester-
day. AT p. NJ, the mercury denoted only
go in our office.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

From THE Coso MINING REGIoN.-W. j.
Henderson, an intelligent gentleman, who
has spent the last year in exploring the Cosc
mining country has just returned from that
region. We are indebted to him for much
valuable information He gives us a favora-
bic account of tk5 mineral resources of that
comparatively unexplored section of country
The following leads have been prospected in
the Telescope District, and some of them bid
| fair to be very rich: the Nevada, Telescope,
Haidee, Christmas Gift and Starr Eing In
the Inyo District, the quartz leads known as
the Union, Hope, Inyo, and Eclipse have
been discovered Mr.. Henderson is on his
way to the city for the purpose of having
samples from several of these leads assayed
He describes the country as one desolate
waste, without vegetation, excepting along
the margin of Owens river. This river rises
near Mono Lake, and flows south along the
eastern base of the Sierra Nevadas and
emptes into Owens Big Lake, where it sinks
He visited Deaths Valley, in his travels
This place is supposed to be several hundred
feet below the level of the sea. It's covered
with salt to the depth of from two to four
feet, and is the picture of desolation and
starvation. The route to this region is by
the way of Visalia, and thence to Keesville
on Kern river, and through Walkers Pass
Mr.. Henderson returns with his company in
about three weeks, for the purpose of COM
mencing active mining operations ViSaliO
| Sun, Juty 4.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12
Beyond Fire and Flood.

EOR SALE-The Highest Ground in the City
l. Lims-size, 20 by 100 feet-situated corner of A
and Eighth Streets. Lumber Hay, Grain or Cash, re-
ceived for a Warranee Title. Apply at
july IL I'm CHASE q CO., Vinegar Works.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

How SNGULAR.-There being no difference
in principle between Union Democrats and
Republicans, how singular it is that Uncle
Abe never makes single mistake, but picks
out Republicans for office every time, just as
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

FIRE IN SAN JoAoUN-On Friday, July 8,
at the old Comstoek Ranch, a valuable colt,
and some other property was destroyed. The
property belonged to one Harris, and the
loss is about q, 200.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

THERE is tradesman in Canal street who
is so opposed to pugiism, that he refuses to
advertise his goods, fearing he might hit the
public taste
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

E. HALEY, Odd Fellows Building, adver-
tises new arrivals of best Philadelphia made
boots, shoes, etc, for men, women and chill :
dren. He is fair man to deal with, and
isalways accommodating, which fact accounts
for the excellent run Of custom he enjoys
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

FIREMEN's Excursion TO MARYsvnLE.-We
learn from Sacramento paper that Knicker-
booker Engine Company, of that city, con-
template a visit to this place in few weeks
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12
~ Office.

EOUP0NS for Interest Bonds of The City oI
~ Marysve, due July 1st, 1851, will he paid on
presentation at Office, at the Bank of the State
of New YORK, New York.
june15-td REYNOLDS BROS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-12

A Secession paper in Oregon quotes from
the San Francisco Bulletin to maintain its
position.-Morming CaH
That must have been month or so ago.
Now, the Bulletin is laboring for the Repub-
lican State ticket.