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LII aH3tpiTSfGT e iH are. TFeiFht As E9naastphia.
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4oot BUFFALO AND
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Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
From San Francisco.
SAS FRANCIsCo. March Is

SAS FRANCISCO, March 18th.
A fire broke out in the San Francisco Laun
dry, on Post street, about 10 o'clock Saturday
night, and three houses were consumed. The
loss i7 estimated at $1,000 partly insured.
st. Patricks day was celebrated hand
scmcly.
dissipatel man was found dead in his
bed on Saturday morning, in house on Pa
ciic street, near Stockton
DIR. WIN. Corbett, native of Ireland, aged
5S wears, and an old pioneer, was found dead
in his bed Sunday morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

INDIAN HvNa.-Oh the 5th inst. says the
Shasta Courier an Indian, known as To-an-
yo.la, was hung 10y some of the citizens about
Dog Greek, in this county, after fair and
impartial trial, for the murder of one Larkins,
in the fall of 1851. He was apprehended on
information given 10y other Indians He
made a full confession of his guilt and in
mitigation Of the crime, said he was induced
to kill Larkins by other Indians, who gave
him glowing accounts of the amount of
money, clothing, grub, etc he would obtain
by the murder.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
BIRTH.

TpI It Z II.
At the II mi'e house, La Porte road, March 10th
the wife of J n. LandermHn Of this city, OF a SON
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
W II Y

does Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye present stronger
claims to public confidence than any other Hair Dye
in eXstenceS
BECAUSE
it IS the only one that has ever been analyzed and
publicly approved by the highest Chemical authority
ALSO
or the reason thas otaF dye has been subiec
ted to chemical anal} sis at all.
MOREOVER,
besides being free from every poisonous Ingredient it
coniers finer black brown, and in a shorter space
of time than any other dye in the World. Sold every
where, and applied by all Hair Dressers. CRIsrADoRo
No 6 Astor House New York. mh6
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
:Z..rL EGRA.PATC.
TOWER THE STATE LINE.
LegisIatiYe.
SACRAMENTO. March ISL. 1851

Legislative.
SACRAMENTO March 18th. 1861.
SExArE.-No business of moment done.
UousE.-Nlr. Johnson introduced a concur
rent resolution against the change made by
Congress in forwarding the Overland mail by
the Central Route instead of the Southern
route, and demonstrating against the aban-
donment of the Southern route Mr. Blair
presented substitute resolution favoring a
daily mail by the Southern route as well as
over the Central. Substitute accepted and
adopted
Senate bill to amend the Sacramento con-
solidation act passed.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

rsNIIE object of this School is to qualify Boys for
practical business life. Parents sending their
Sons to this School may feel assured that every atten-
ton Yl be given to -dYauce them in their studies
Their moral education will not5e neglected pa
rental care will be exercise over Pupils from abroad
The School being located on the suburbs Of the city
makes it desirable for Parents at distance to
send their Sons to it.
Boarding, s. per week; washing, s., 30 per dozen
The Spring and Summer term will consist oi ~
weeks. Pupils enter at any time ,,
CIR. BAKER, Principal
MarvsYla. Feb. 22d. 1881.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

will remain at the old stand up to the 1st day OF
ADril 1861 and do herewith request all parties in .
debted TO the rn of II. 4. Bromberger Co., to settle
ah7-1m II. A. BRoMBERGER.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
Dissolution OF CO-Parfnership.

THNHE Co-Partnershp heretofore existing between NJ
Il A. and Max Bromberger, under the nainT anu
firm Of NJ L. Bromberger & Co., was, by mutual con-
cent dis solved on the 25th ult. NJ. A. Brom6erger
viii nav all claims against the firm, and will also re-
NJ. A. BRCMBERGER,
MAX BROMBERGER.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

A SMALL rogue aiming at emnence in ras-
cality, is Ike the pimple aspiring to be an
Ulcer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19

Messenger:
TRAvEL.-The train from Strawberry VAL
ley to La Porte brought TO this place, on
Thursday marniug, sixteen passengers, a
greater number than We have seen at one
time since last flll
WMnn.-Thc fine weather with which we
have been favored inr "a few days past-we
might consistently extend the time to
wecks-has caused lhe appearance of water,
for mining PURPOSES at several OF the towns
and camps in i IRA Moth. The water sup
ply is not as vet great, bat a few companies
are wortius. and IN a few days, the weather
continuing favorable. a great amount of by
draulic mining will he doing in this section
PoygRrY IilLL-Wil,iam Scott-to be la-
comic, the boys call him "Minneso'a Bill =
informs us that the miners have plenty of
water at Poverty Hill, and several compa~
ues, the Kanawha, Tipperary, Empire and
Others, are at work The Hill this year will
eudeayor to sustain its long established rep
utation for yielding plenty OF gold. The
Empire cleaned up, about one month since,
! - Sue.
NEWSPAPERS We owe Bob Carter a cou
ie Bob at the PoStofce, for a large tile OF
| Eastern exchanges, among which we found
| llarpers Weekly. Chicago journal, Arthur :
Magazine, Cincinnati Commercial, larpers
| Magazine, etc BY the way, that engraving
in IIarper's Week y of Feb. 2d, The Dream
Of Sccessioui-t" is worth the pride of a
years subscription to the paper. Carter has
a fine lot of papers and magazines at his
counter, and the reading folks had better
make observation Of the fact
LARGE FuvERAL-rhe wife of Joel Eve
land, ofSt. Louis, died at that place on Tues
day last, after brief illness, laaying help
less infant to the charge of an afflicted hns-
band. Rev. Mr. Dickinson, of La Porte oiii
ciateq ministcrially at the funeral, which was
! largely attended on Wednesday last The
wGrinest sympathies of afectonate com
munity are enlisted in the Affections of friend
! Eveland, who mourns the loss Of her who
walked with him to the altar but a year
since.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
Arrivals at the U, ). Hotel.

sToB Es s suIELDs....., .......,. .PRCPEIETCRs
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-19
EIASE GFEANCKE.

Great sacrifice of large variety of fine Cqstom
Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods on ac-
count Of closing business.
s.f5~ Store to let and Fixtures for sale.
STEAL q SvEHN,
D street Marysvile,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
MARBLE
premium Marble Works.

- j. DEVINE &, BRO,
ID street, betOeen Sirth. and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Get.
49, ~ ohE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tombs
u @ 1rave Stones, Mantle, Pieces, table and coun
a, the @e &c constantly hand, or made to order
from the country promptly attended to.
,ol1 S;-f; D. ID. IL Bro. have received Diplomas and
Macbaedas medas at the several State Fairs from the
i'os ihsutute irnS-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
W. EP. THOMPSON,
..a----l7lrsa
DENTIST

TEETH neatly and substantially filed with pure
gold.
My Skeleton Atmospheric Plate is still predominant.
Its advantages over all other artificial WORK, are
Frst-A very narrow plate, thds preserving all
the moduatiOns of voice.
Second.-itS adaptation and ease to the mouth.
Third.-It does not rock Otnrr plates do after a
little use, but when once fitted remains so; nor does
it REQUIRE any perceptibe effort the part of the
patient to keep it in the mouth.
Ca and see specimens.
Operations for Clef' Palate performed also Pala-
tine Obturators Inserted Strict attention paid to all
Diseases OF the teetl
ONCE on D street, between Third and Fourth, oppo-
site the Odd Fellows liall, Marysville
janis
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
Shade and Ornamental Trees,

Vines, slruhtery, Crecpers, Roses and Bulbs- Chi
nese and Cal f5ruia Arbor Vtac's three to Sis feet
high.
The Subscriber will give bis pers nal attention to
the bus ness. Those finding it more convenient 70
Ori-r than 20 come ia person, may eel assured OF on
tanning tLe most Valuable Varieties, and well tr" <
ed To- Season o rileuIug. No Trees or Plnis WI
bee ont except such as are in good healthy coidI-
uou-aud packed in suitable manner 10 go any as
f.rra Onr errau.eril.I4fs are such that we have
fears fbsing uudersod by other reia0le Nursery
meu Our prices wil be- just 10" 70 orders as % se-
I,cted by the part es In most Ttet's 'Ne fr'cea VIII
he .onsi. .leraby reduced from last s.as ms.
n B-runted directions for Planting and after
treatment Will acco pany pac ages.
,s7s Remember, Sales Room and Yard, opposite
tbs water Works, corner Fourth and b Streets Ma
rysviie.
ian .9-tf G. II. BEACH, Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
EFoIioway'a P1ls nna Ointment.

1arys5die, March 10. 1sGl.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
pgItA0el7uI,, January 17th. 1853.


To the C3t0rs of the Pacific Medical Journal
Gentlemen My attention has been called to al arti-
c'eu ihrn.ccuher number ol your Journal 10 regard
3. taead eu1den degree granted by The Philadelphia
College of Medicine 20 Dr. T.. .. Czapa3y. When tn.
application for tie degree made to the Faculty, lt
was accompanied hy aulayts and testimonials to the
effect N.Ht DIR. Dzapkay Was regular graduate NJ. ID
% Na University of ft-th hal served surgeon In
ur hungarian army and was a. regular practitioner
of medicine. On TIE strength al these the degree
Was granted. The ad cuudem degree, as its name I'M
plies Is conferred on graduates only. and gives Ne
new Trvii sgas. Had tlpre been the slightest suspi
c.an Of ircsular.y, l.e application wodld have been
. refused, IY inserting tuH iu your Journal you VIII
do an ac oi justice 10 the College, and confer favor
on Yours yer spectfuily, II. RAND,
Eeau of The iaclly Of Cue Philadelphia College Of
Nydicine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14

Domestic Remed.es.-No other formula combine in 90
compact or concentrated form the active and essen.
usl prouer Of medicine, or are go well adapted to
!a"uy use as these popular remedies. Devoid Of min
crai and vegetable p7isous simple but emcacious In
i.at.n they may be aduu tered with equsl safety
20 Che infant as % 'he adult. No household should be
without supply az they always useful in case Of
accident Sold hyrA Druggists at2ae., G2c, and 81
per ao. or pot. febqs
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
CIssIEEEtErlIfl.-L A. nnd.tsigl

tEizEE EEHGiTft.--I, The undersigned Gov
'rnor oi hungary do testify hereby, that DR.. L. J
ttauElE has served during The contest Tor Hungarian
bH.lts, 90. yu ti Surgeon, in the Hungarian army,
ptH ... .uaH ler, severance. Whereof l have given to
b.m this ccrtLct., gui recommend him to the sympa-
t.v, attention auJ protection Of an those who are ca
Ia.Itof arpree4.. patriotic saf-sacridce, aud IN
deserved misfortune. NJ~SJTH LAJOS,
Governor of hungary.
NA-UNGGoN CRY, Jan. Gth, 1872. febi1
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14

g.. ihe following letter, which emphaucally speaks
for ITSELF was written by the Dean OF the Faculty Of
he Philadelphia College OF 'reIrIne--to the editors
of heracidc Medical and Surgical Journal San Fran
lL-.. lLr nm L--LL-.n-.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
llrs. y. q. sIlen,. ytiehn..nmum. or

, "
WORLDS HAIR DRESSING s essential to us, with
the Restor"r, and often times IN young persons will
stop the Hair from falling Il the best dressing for
the Ham known, rendering it soft, SHAY and glossy,
d'-ua-u9 IL TO cur and remain in any desired posi-
tun. Fead the advertisement. No other preparation
has sch ma array ofconcinciae testimony. dl1 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
MRS. WIYSLOW.

AnrH-crepceI nurse and female physician, has g
Soothing syrup for children eetiing which greatly IA
cate Che process Of teehn- by softening the gums,
redo-ins all infamation-oil ailly al pain, and Is
sureto regulate tie bowels. Depend upon il mothera
viii EiFe rest 30 yourselves, and relief and health
your infants reNctly safe IN an cases. See adver.
tsenen' in another coGmn. may4-iy
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
q. Il. BEACH, Agent.
Agricultural. E.oFiic siluT;ai au
Mechanics Society
OF THE
Northern District OF California.

DURSUANT to the requirements of the CoastiIu-
s tuition, notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the above named Society will be held at
The CRY Hall ia the City "l Marysyilie, on
Monday, the Ist day OF April, 1851,
at o'ciocl, NJ for th- election OF officers for the
eusuln wear aud for tit. transaction OF ote' hl'
ness Dy order OF tne ENec. Committee,
CUAS u. GOkuAN, Secretary.
fiarysYille Feb'y 10 1891. '@o-1
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

Tg1HE Co Partnership heretofore existing between
] 4 and Max Br0mberger, under the name and
Hrrn or \. bromDerger o., was, by mutual con-
sent. solved on the 25th ut. NJ. A. Bromberger
vim pay al claims against the firm, and will also re-
cstys al moueys dus said firm.
NJ A. BRCMBERGER,
MAX BROMBERGER.
viii remain at the old stand up 20 the 1st day o.
April, 1851, and do herewith request all parties in
GeoeI to the arm Of NJ :. Bromheger Co, to settle
az he.oye s4.I date.
'rh--1n MA BROMBERGER
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
NO. 27.
9petjal }1otitts.
PaEATPnEEn.

G. c. Briggs Second and Third Git Concerts are
postponed cne hu7dred years, oa account Of there
having been less tlsn one tohrsand tickets sold, and
no pro'pect Of selling enough to justify the drawing
I~l redeem all the tickets that have received
two dollars e1ch for, and countersigned G. G B.,
winch IS less thsn 81 in number.
Persons who have bo sht tickets from my Agents,
VII OF course coil On .hem for tae purchase money
have not drawn one dollar from Agents.
G G. BRIGGS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
POSTPONENTENT.

WING to there not having been Tickets enough
tIro sna IN my "Gift Concert" enterprise up to this
st but will take place soon as there are tick
~ enough sold to justify the drawing of which fact
'ne public will have due notice
Mox,,, S. G. WILLIAMS
Marysville, February 9Th, 1851
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-14
DE-. L.LASVEGNES
J. EIUE00Ts
yUBA CIIY
Judge 2. ". Keyser, c. f. Wilcoxon.
J Laudon Smith.

All communication, addressed TO EDWIN A. VII
IIAAIS secretary of the Institute sent to 2l of the
POST Once Or by Express, will receive prompt atten-
tiou.
j. p. LEAIAE is our authorized AGENT to obtain
sph.crntiors and recent for The same. jan29
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fter1 Id Marine COYrespOnde NEE
BERMUDA, March 7-schr Arieis Chase from New York
:, on, 90 ssd e s. Georges Fee r. sa as
sporay ar sailed yesterday morning for her destina-
nip cyene Noses via Batavia arrived a. 9.
GeSee On s day ont us DAYS badly IN spsias'
iss the voyage 70 New YORK, and WIN sail in couple Of
and aal sci IN vesi for i ilser 1S''' '''
ing N asc. r iG Ss her damage
ng struck On The sefs at the wet end Of hese M
arrived ., ~ milton on Sd inst with jIbboom gone decks
mails that lei Feb l. and is reported
overdue broke her shaft he between and
which accounts for the non arrival
sFP srsALI Treat before reporisd owsd into ssi r
previous sh IN first rate trim bavii been rssaired
cost Of about aoO1 she to we'd out proe ded TO King
@ he
ss K aef s st Ss
parted company conjecud that the steamer had as
SSs her 40
peous condition especially of the Mass sands The
prevent going In this state lay unu wednesday
which pes b.,ween Bristol and WATERFORD arst II
thought tina. she lying safely anchor but her ensgns re-
minus her mainmass, mizenmast sails &C and was mme
Broad PM In gale night the mud in the
Avon the tide in which river 10 feet She repairing
sHIr AsHoRE-New Orleans March ls-Bark II Stephen
s son se sssns ON @ n s BLACK
BARK TBoxAs gILLAx @ from London for St John, NIB,
put into Nachias 10th inst, dismased
EaL1e Gap. Goliath Of and from Mashas ios nos;
Cfs scituate during snow storm Saturday mornsg and
The Ratio lost Ser sails in he BAY ri
day night during the NE gale and storm and struck at
the tSrss on
"a d on % Ths sas
beach and viii be saved The higgins w also be saved The
wm sss pieces The K0 IN Boston BY
scnn Tnoarsos, Adams, from Portland for Baltimore
Roads lsh ON 18Th was drfed into by Dutch brig Presto
from Boston for Buenos Ayres and hid joboom and both
topmass carried away.
scuR X wKrxoRE, from New York for Baltimore. is
ashore on Barren Island with only feet water around her
scnR W HALE, Marshman, at Philadelphia CsnfsA
lost obocm during squal sth inst lat lon 70 81
Which lost shhds mossses of aecS and bad much dauIsy
in securing the balance of the deck load.
rived at Moran ia and on her proceeding 70
la TO discharge part Of her shore Hs
part Of her cargo were saved.
NORTH STATE New York before reported ashore
at Point Judith has gone entirely to pieces
FRANCISCO, Feb 1-The ship Eagle Wing has damaged
Capt Cobb .seoSns for + n this heavy
portion q the half poop deck letting large quantity Of wa
ter into the between decks and damaged
y letter TO Elwood Walter ESQ., Secretary Board Of Under
writers)
H,yRr March 1.-The ship st Nicholas Of and from New
on he voyage and has consdera6le damage The
seh fsnney New Lean has also "a she
thrown on her LEAN ends sprung manmas which caused
Island exposed position having been abandoned by the
al the Island.
ss5SSrs Of New S"s Ns
latest accounts from each Of those ports:-
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Yhe Escape OF Captain Latham.
UNITED sTAyEs DISTRICT COURT.
nafn Ind


March 10 lex Judge Roosevelt, United States District
Atto ney asked the Court for order effect that
the Marshal should come before tho Court and explain
NE Of the escape OF Capt latham who had been
Jsdge Sbpman Immediately sent for the Marshal, on
whose entrance the Court stated that he gave express
sgders before leaving this city for Washington that
Of the pr ieoners should be taken out of Jail any
Fetence particularly Capt Latham, unless by order
nom the District Attorney which be knew from past
experience would not be granted On Saturday he
euned from Washington, and informed or the
oape Of Capt Latham from the custody Of John Callag
han, enc OF the Marshas officers Rynders Immediately
esaeeraphed to his deputy, Mr.. Thompson, who
thsa Washington, directing him to offer reward OF
Se for the capture Of the prisoner he supposed that
latham would go South. The Marshal dismissed Cal
hAan from his office. The Marshal says that Caighan
Did him that some persons applied TO him. say ing that
latham needed shirts and clothing, and promised him
- for HIS trouble II be would get an order to take
latham tn Brookes store in Broadway Calighan than
81 Nj Lott the clerk Of the Maehals Office write
order Mr. Mcleod, the keeper Of the Eldridge street
Ian Mt 10 the jail and presenting 10 Mr. Mcleod
captain latham allowed TO go with him. This
worry extraordinary and contrary the Aarshals drec
SeuAs. Callagban then took Captain Lothian TO tho
Boore corner Of Grand street and Broadway, and
when ne got there persons told Cslag-
m that he might choose suit Of clothes for himself,
md while he doing SO Latham escaped from the
Dssrs ana jumped into carriage and driven of.
Subsequently Cllaghan got police officer and walked up
md Broadway in search Of the lest prisoner The
MARSHAL further stated that several applications
previously made 10 him let Latham be taken to the
hospital which he refused, considering it would be
eafe do An application had also been made to have
ne prisoner taken to the Brooklyn JAIL the ground
Ast the E1dridge street Jail overcrowded This he
uAss refused There clue 70 the whereabouts of
ne prisoner. On Tuesday Mr. Lott, the Marshas Clerk
whs NJ now in Railway, win make statement TO the
ss~t Of the manner in which the order obtained
AoD him by Callaghan
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Military Insenixenee.

HHIBITI0N DRILL OF THE SEVENTH REGIMEHT
me right wing Of the Seventh regiment, consisting Of
soe Eighth SIXTH Seventh and FIRST companies, under
ahe respective commands OF Captains Shu nway Nevers
nusJ and Bense gave exhibition drill last night In
me large battalion drill their armory over
fcnpkins market me affair brought together almost
ntetn hundred spectators, including fair sprink-
hing Of LADIES', all OF whom we're admitted by
saskeis. The room brilliantly Illuminated for
Shs occasion, and very tastefully decorated with
Mb eolored bunting. The regimenLa line formed at
eight O'Clock precisely by Lieutenant Bostwick, Adjuant
pss ,sm the absence OF Adjutant LeDeDan, who
aelaed at by sickness. the four companies mus
tered an average seventy three In each exclusive
Of commissioned and commissioned officers. The
ssmpanies then sub divided to repre-
sent eight battalion companies. After the forrna-
won, which owing TO the length Of the line was
the three sides " square-the command was
tened over 10 Colonel Iefferts The Colonel
exercised the for a short time IN the manuel of
arms and subsequently, gave The command Of The regi-
rneut Lieutenant Colonel Pond The latter officer then
went INTO a somewhat lengthy drill ia the manuel OF
AIMS marching the regiment by ank-four rank forma-
hsa-and marching IN column by company The most
seresing part Of the exhibition the oadings and
Angs, which were executed by files, companies, wings
and bataions The exhibition closed after the execution
q few field manGuvres. Among the prominent mill
txy preeent Major r. s. Garnett OF the Ninth
rsGeBt United states Infantry and COmmssary General
vyhe Of Connecticut The left wing viii drill Thurs
~ nisht-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-19
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