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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

ACCIDENT. Alexander Simpson, colored man
was severely injured yesterday afternoon near the
corner OF Sixth street and Louisiana avenue, by a
bale OF hay which he was endeavoring to hold
upon wagon, falling upon him.
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THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Important News from Europe.
wARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND
TROOPS ORDERED TO CANADA.


BALTrsoRE, Dec. Is.-The steamship 4" Jurs5
arrived al Portland from Liverpool on the sih
inst, and Londonderry 9Th. Cotton had de-
ciined Id al4d on the week. The sales en-
braced 20 600 bales, marked al onetime nearly I'd
lower, but rallied. Breadstuns steady. Provi.
sions steady. COnsols 81 4ss9Y.
warlike preparations continue In England
Considerable numbers Of troops are under orders
for Canada.
The Daily News thinks that II the American
Government will treat the difaculty In the sane
spirit as General Scott did, war may be svoided.
seamen on leave were ordered 70 join their
ships.
II is reported that Mr.. Adams regarded his re-
call as inevitable.
The American shipping interest WA already
disastrously affected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

To-NIsHr, II will be remembered, the fair for
the benefit Of Fletcher Chapel, opens at Thorn's
building, Seventh street Arrangements have
been perfected for grand holiday entertain.
ment. Go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

CHRIsTI's merited popularity wakes greater
with each entertainment. Another Of his novel
programmes might, OVERLOOKING with wit and
humor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

ANOTHER entertaining programme, with new
assortment Of gifts for distribution, at Odd Eel
lows Hall to-night-attractions suHcient to en-.
tiee hermit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

THkATER.-Great 10 the rush to see " The
Seven Sisters" and great IL will continue to be
we are sure, as new tableaux of surprising effec-
nveness, including "Calhoun's Dream,b will
soon be added to the representation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

" AND BRANDIEs.
Having received q consignment of Zimmeruasa
4 Co.'S Clnoinnau OHIO Cstawbe Wines and Bran
0ies We therefore offer 70 Druggists, 6rooers
Hotel and Saloon Keepers, 20,
DRY CATdWBA WINE,
Light and stronx-the former in boxes for table
use and the latter in half barrels for mixing and
cooking purposes.
SWEEP CATAwBA OR LADIES' WINE,
in barrels and bslf barrels, for table use-e very
superior Article for the holidays.
CATAWBA BRANDY,
an upsuIpssseble stimulsnt and very ueetul for
BSs.nSy I Psn0h' f t1S,s. Sos sssna..
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BOARDING.

ROARD;-Rsspectsblep parties may find good
week. or month, in houses No. ATS and Art 18th
street, three doors from Pa, avenue: and mid war
between Willsrds' and Kirkvoods' Hotels.
no IS Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

A LIEUTENANT FINBp.-Lieut. Walker was
the 5th Ward, charged with an assault on John
St John. Yesterday the complainant failed to
appear a the examination before Justice Fergu-
son, and there was therefore no proof Of an as.
sault. The Lieutenant was, however, fined 90 and
costs by the Justice FOR disorderly conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

~ $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Part OF Store of f. A. Lake & Col
Under Browns Hotel.
Has in store on consignment. for sale at Retail
or Wholesale.
An immense stock of Ladies' and Gents Hand
kerchie.s, from the common goods at 81 per dozen
70, the very fine French NeedlewOrK and Lace
Edges.
Elegant Goods for Christmas Presents.
Gents Linen and Silk Hsndkerohiefs. in all
grades, from IL cents each, to $40 per dozen.
Cents Linen Collars IN all styles. from our OWE
and upwards, about half the usual price for the
same goods.
Gents scarfs, Neck Ties, 30, over 200 styles,
at very low prIoes.
Custom-msde Shirts st sl.25 to s9.9s, on hand.
New York, and good fits, and good materisl al ways;
measures forwarded every saturday morning
Undergarmsnts,Ho sierJ Gloves, 60, for aides,
6entlemt n, an hldren de Il IT
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ct our 'proverbially low prices, marked in plain
figures.
One pr1oe only.
An inspection OF stock implies no Obligation to
purchase. PERRY BRO,
Penn. avenue and Ninth IT.,
de H-2t "Perry Building"
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WAGONS WAGONS WAGONS
have now on hand q lot of very strong built
Wagons, suitable for Grooers,' Suffers or Pedlers.
Also, Lamps, Poles, Springs, 30,
RokERT Il. SSk1aXM. cosSi Maker.
de Is 81. Eighth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

YET ANOTHER SMAsH-uP. yesterday morning
coachman, driving a sprighuy team, broke enc
Of his reins The horses were unmanageable and
ran OF, the coachman, retaining his seat on the
box, trying to control them with the single rein
Near the corner Of Third st and Indiana avenue
the coach came In contact with tree box and a
train wagon, and was considerably broken, and
the driver slightly injured.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A b A F. b. ,iv.0o,
rHY !. RsSDj SHSS SR$Siis R;s ''.
(eorner Of Penn. sv. and Second ST. e.
l.d,seak ets one dollar, admitting gentleman and
CANTERBgRY Hall,
rorry tn. w. shANfss hs!sRS,, HkAah
Louslshs syenpe. near corner Of 6th street in the
rear OF eSP sf RVks s3d sTSTns Hotels
With the first talent In America.
ENTIRE CHANGE oFPRoGRAMME.
The front ofthe auditorium is seated with slegan.
The eeisSrssed Vi Ohn Mr.. GooDALL, con-
ducts the Dorchester.
Resppearancs of the great
Eccentric Ethiogiam A.t.t Of tho Day,
E HIM EE Hewitt Hewitt
} sIeRF fk Mhfg h RkkkER 5EESsSCE,
M. Mr. NM E SfSELE IA ESai MILES,
THE SIR T. iT"t SSS S0Rf sSyT re
MUMMY! MUMMY original
r. Ps5sEs o. ADMIssros-Par,ue., g OTIS; o,ohes-
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY AT
Temperance Hall I'm the main hall E a
Tuesday and F ida, Af,srnoo1 and Evening. "A
Al al OF me iashlona6le Dances taught. Pm LB0
W% sTspn
Sents Furnishing Store, $40 Pa avenue
delz Inn Professor Of Dancing.
fSEORGE CURISTy,a
VI NEW OPERA HOUSE,
TENTH STREET, WASHINGTON.
.siss 'Sa sssan ..a s ns
f'nn''i''n'' 'T FIRST + F Fl to5ooR
70 Rss:d s6d ss.s 81 sf
Now, OPHN EVERY NIeHr,
III. p,,ssI ! Ss,!s Es ii i. Of
LATE OF B aosHEs1' NV YORK.
n FtrSt class Minstrel Company.
Since Since this admirable h,ll cas- been open to the
r. Sess nshE SIEwasd b the
the larger proportion being LsdIei and Families.
Mr.. Christy will shortly appear In his famous
Nefto Dramatic Characters, Of which due notice
ADNrssIoN-Parsuet.5 80 cents; Gallery Is cents.
SsoT eps0 o STs5er
T ARLINGTON CLUB.
70 announce 70 their friends and the public n
easf ssfE8Yf sihh
Hall street: near 18th, on MONDAY, De -
they will sp are neither pains nor expense to make
this ths party of the season Tickets 50 cents, ad
hitting gentleman and ladies.
by order OF the committee. deH,ls,2Is
WASHINGTON THEATER!
THE TRIgMPH QETaEA AGE!
TIE Ff II SssRs, e A ZIP AAssEE
The shouts Of applause which greets4 the per-
q Ta III sEVES Drama of
previous effort in thestricals IN washington.
THE BIRTH TIT Of FIJI rae Ee BUTTERFLY
BOWER P Of isf FERNS.
Miss ssJ{ss TsA ND sEfF Witnessed
S SeR w Yo S5 af ISDpEsY
Seats secured three days in advance. Box ofhce
pANcINe Ac sbkSf al sf ODD S' Eel YS =
SddsS ssSss a Hail iaa
S1S
tents Furnishing Store. $40 Pa. ave. de Him
0DD FELLOWS HALF
" sHvENTH, ABOVE ID 81.
CONTINUED SUCCESS
of the
WORLD RENOWNED
CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
TWENTY STAR PERFORMERS!
The Best Band in the World!
Change Of Programme Every Night!
Doors open at O'Clock; commencing at Q
O'Clock. de list
SUPERIOR QUALITY BLUE BEAVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

SuPRRNR CouRr Yesterday, Mr. Benjamin
Grant. % Peansylyania, was admitted an attorney
aud coasseAo< N this Court
No. % Jshn d. Hsger, appellant, vs.; John r.
Thompson et Al The argument OF this cause
BY Mr.. }. p. Bradley for the sppellees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

CRIMINAL Coukr.-wm. Jones indicted for the
larceny Of . bonnet, shawl, &c, from Mrs. Ann
Hughes on the 18th OF last October, was acquitted
The case Of James Collins indicted In the same
words m VIM Jones-ss being party 10 the sams
hansaction-tgaa then taken up.
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GOvernmeEs HOan Agency.
OFHIcR OF
LEWIS JOHNSON & CO.,
BANKERS,

OOH4Nhh VF 4 n 1hN1NVn xND 4 IN Sfs
LEWIS JOHNSON, Of our firm, having been
appointed Suoscrlption Agent for the National
July, 1851, we prepared 10 furnish, to parties
deslrous of making investment, any amount of
1910 Treasury Notes, of convenient sizes.
no 29-tf LEWIS JOHNSON a. co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

DEATHS OF SoLprERs The following soldiers
have died since our last report:
Clinton @ Scott Col. Mechanics Erie regiment
at ct. Elizabeth Hospital.
Ludwig Gut, Cameron Rides, at st. Elizabeth
Hospital
Charles Vaudeville. company d, 9Th regiment
New Jersey volunteers, At St Elizabeth Hospital.
James sullivan, company l., Both New York
volunteers, at Camp Brightweod.
York cavalry, at Eruptve Hospital.
Robert Dikeman, company A, 9Th New York
cavalry, at Columbian College.
l.. Freneau, company ID, 18th Maine vol
unteers, at Columbian College
George X Erwin. company d, Sd Pennsylvania
cavalry, at Camp Marcy.
Nelson Harlan, teamster, company A, 5th
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, at Camp Pierpont
Private Huffman, company b, ed Pennsylva-
MIA volunteers, at camp, near Munson's Hill.
Oscar w. Smith, 9th New York cavalry, at
camp.
Thomas Harper, company |, sth Pennsylvania
Reserve Corps, at Camp Pisrpont.
Corporal Jacob BohlinRer, company l., 4th
Pennsylvania Cavalry, at Eruptive Hospital.
Henry Define, company A, 1st California regi-
ment, at Union Hospital, Georgetown.
Corporal Abel Frazier, company +, 45th Penn
syivania volunteers, at Eruptive Hospital.
James Sullivan, company E, 36th New York
Volunteers, at Camp Brig htwood.
George r. Erwin, whose name appears on the
above list, was well known In Washington
among the typographical fraternity. He was
native Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and at the
breaking out Of the war joined the Third Penn
sylvania cavalry. During several sessions OF Con-
gress deceased was employed as compostor on
the Daily Globe Of this city. His death was oc.
casioned by poison taken accidentally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

ACCIDENT IN CAMP.-Colonel Marston. of the
I'd New Hampshire regiment, stationed at Budd' g
Ferry, Maryland, while sitting in his tent writing
on Monday last, was accidentally shot by a bali
fred from pistol in the hands OF private In an
adjoining tent, who was cleaning the pistol.
The ball struck Col Marston in the hip glancing
on at the bone, and coming out at the abdomen.
The wound, though very painful, 10 not serious,
and the Colonel Is rapidly recovering from Its
effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

RoBsERI AMoNs THE TEAAsTzRs Yesterday
Oncers Norwood and narrower arrested James
Reed and Owen McDsrmot, who were charged
with robbing Berry 3. Walden Of an amount OF
money-ebout fourteen dollars. The parties are
all transfers In Government employ. After a
bearing Of the testimony before Justice Dom,
McDermott was dismissed, and Reed committed
70 Jail foS trial st court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

A aussrssoo evening 10 was Whispered
over the public places Of the city that messrs
Conway, Of Kansas, and Fouke, Of Illinois, had
Withdrawn themselves 20 bv-places, ana that q
negotiation for Q duel was In progress between
them. We saw nothing 10 induce the tmpfes-
sion on rs thsts hght 10 likely 10 come on between
them.
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ARLINGTON CLUB.
TO announce to their friends and the public a
generally that they intend giving their eng nth 81
SRAND COTILL0N PARTY az Franklin H.
cember q. The committee pledge themselves that
they will sp are neither pains nor expense to make
this the party of the season. Tickets so cents, ad
hitting gentleman and ladies'.
BY order of the committee del4Is2ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

RoBsISs TEE CONVENIENT Some days since
Sergeant Hurley, Of the Metropolitan Police, First
Ward, was informed that the Government were
daily missing oats and other provender He i'm
mediately put his force TO work TO detect the
thieves, and on Friday last found on the premises
Of William Hartung seventeen bags Of oats,
which were subsequently, identified a. having
besn stolen from the Government. Hartung said
he had bought nfty bags Of oats from William
Earring, q Government wagon-master. Earling
was arrested, and Justice Drury, on examination,
committed him to Jail to answer the charge Of
stealing oats from the United States. Hartung 10
20 be used 40 a witness. The seventeen bags OF
oats Were returned to Capt. Dana, Of the Quarter
masters Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

The Loss ISLAND REGIMENT ROBBERY Last
week a colored man named B. +. Johnson,
servant Of the chaplain of the LIST Long Island
Regiment, was arrested for robbing the letters
deposited by the men at the cha plains quarters TO
be sent 70 their families Yesterday the claimants
began 70 appear before Justice Dom, ard so far
twenty three persons ascertained TO be losers
q various amounts by the robbery The amount
Of cash recovered IN sos, besides which johnson
had supplied himself with excellent clothing,
which was also recovered. pro rata division Of
the amount In hand among the claimants will re-
I'm ourse the m AS or IS per cent Of their loss In
one letter be substituted four spurious ten dollar
notes for four genuine; and in another letter one
spurious ten was inserted. As each loser makes q
separate case, IL be be indicted and convicted,
and sentenced the combined terms OF mprison.
ment would amount to 9 life time period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18

Sinoe this admirable h.ll cas- been open to the
public, II has been nightly crowded BY the
, MOST ELEGANT AND REFINED AUDIENCES,
the larger proportion being Ladder and Families
Mr.. Christy will shortly appear In his famous
will be given.
ADNrssIoN-Parsuet. 80 cents Gallery. Is cents
Doors open usrter before =, commencing at q uar-
ter before O'CLOCK. de h
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

The FLooDs IN FL DoRADo-The bridge at
Chile Bar is carried away. The road wall at
Brockliss' bridge was reported cayng last
night y snow slide occurred on the sum-
init, carrying trees and rocks with it, also the
telegraph wire, blocking up the road.
The bank cayed short distance from Grip
PENS, yesterday, filing the road probably
clear now. The road to Strawberry is i'm
pa-sable except for mules and horses. If the
storm does not increase IL severity it may be
open in two or three days. A gentleman
coming from Strawberry to Crippen's reports
that in breaking the trail the snow was above
his head on both sides Of the trail
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

DRowNED. Peter Uarkins, miner, resi-
dent of Sebastopol, in Sacramento county,
while returning home on Wednesday last,
in company with another, on horseback, at
tempted to ford the Cosumnes river near the
wire bridge, and was drowned, his compar-
ion escaping. Deceased was twenty-eight
years Of age, a native of Boston, Mass, and
was formerly, for several years, steamboat
ing on the SacIamento
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

Books AND oTATIoNERY.-S. C. Williams,
st the ODD Felows' Building, has on hand a
choice selection of blank looks and station
cry, wall and wrapping paper. children's car
See his advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

Boor AND SHOE sroRE.-kead the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Healy d Brooks. Their
store is in the odd Fellows Building, and
they have splendid stock of ladies', gents,
and Misses boots and shoes, which they are
selling cheap.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

SATANIc.-0ur friend and cotemp of the
Mnrysville Democrat has written Il learned
article on the Internal regions; whereat the
Secession organ of that city accuses him of
being familiar with the subject; of course
that organ kaous all about it, and may not
like an outsider to tanper with its dominions
for fear he may jump their righteous claim
Hit EN- again, Ridge, that's where they live
Butte Record
Our cotemporary certainly don't want US
to ''give EN- -"
TEAM BURNT Ur.-Mr. Gossett informs the
Red Bluff Beacon, that, as his team was
hauling load of freight from this place to
Shasta, under the charge of his boy, it was
struck 10y lightning. The horses were killed
almost instantly, aud the wagon with the
exception of the running gear, consumed :
Some of the freight was saved, though in a
damaged condition. The boy, who had taken
refuge from the storm undyr the hind end of
the wagon. was knocked down, and his right
arm paralyzed. Oar citizens, with their usual
liberality, have started subscription TO
make up the loss to Mr. Gossett whose fam
lily are in bad health, and his team being his
only dependence to make a livelihood during
these hard times
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

MUsIo.-Our friend S. Ii. Long. music
teacher and dealer in music, (Odd Fellows
Building) has presented us with two beautiful
pieces OF music, "MGjor Anderson's Quick
Step" 10y Stephen Glover, and the Fort
Sumter Grand March, by the same compos-
er. These pieces are already popular in the
east
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

BILL has been introduced into the Senate
to exempt Odd Fellows Hall, in Marysville,
from taxation, 1t was referred to the Yuba
delegation.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

FLoAIING IsLAND--A curious sight was
witnessed, the other day, in the Slough that
runs along the northern aud western portion
Of the city. 1t was 10 less thing than
floating island, covered with a waving green
of grass. 1t sailed along down the slough,
and finally lodged against the footbridge at
the head Of street. 1t proved to be a con-
glomeration of clay and manure, quite hard
and compact, which had been lifted by the
food and sent on its way down to the river.
charge of by one Of our citizens, and made
conducive to the fertility OF his already ilour-
ishing garden and miniature orchard.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

New DiGGMGs.-At Lumpkinyille, Butte
county, there have been several claims open
ed within the last few weeks, with good suc-
cess; some of them paying an ounce day to
the hand. One day last week Mr. Gilmore
took out a nugget weighing seven ounces,
besides several smaller ones.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

CoAL-The San Rafael Journals Informed
that strata Of coal was discovered by some
workmen engaged in making a road, on the
land of Mr.. John Lucas, in that county it
has been tested, and found to burn exceed
ingly well Should it prove extensive, Mr..
Lucas win no doubt reap golden harvest.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

Hicks BRIDGE This bridge, which spans
the Coaumnes on the road leading to Stock
ton, was not swept away by the flood, as re-
ported. One end Of it, however, was moved
scme twenty yards down stream, and the
other end keptits place but the bridge did
not part and with no great cost, can soon lie
made servicable again.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

ST. JoHN's CHURCH, Z AND 5ru-Eastcr
Sunday-Seryices at II a. NJ, with service
for the day. Evening Services at7s. Dis.
course, Christ within the Veil"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

Low PRIcEs-The California Steam Navi-
CATION Company says the Red Bluff Beacon,
are only charging ten and twelve and half
dollars ton now for freight. This is as low
as any merchant can desire, and those above
who intend to lay in heavy stocks for the
Spring trade, should do SO while freight is
cheap.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

Ell DORADO BILLIARD SALooN.-Roger
Kiely is first rate caterer to public taste,
He has just ttted up four superb marble bill
lard tables in the FL Dorado Saloon. Go
and see them.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

A CALICO party was given at Wyaudotte,
Butte county, the other day, at which forty
beautiful women appeared.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

RELIGIOUS. The Rev. Charles Dierking,
viii preach in German, to-day ut Il o'clock
A. NJ. and Z P. NJ. in The City Hail.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31
DIED.

In this city, Saturday, March 3Oth, Charles George,
son OF W G. and NJ. A. Stokes, aged years months
and II days
The funeral will take place from the residence of W.
@. Stokes to-day at O'Clock P NJ The friends of the
family respect uily invited TO attend
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31

FouND DRowaED.-The body of an un-
known man was found floating in the Sacra-
mento river near Sutteryille about three
o'clock on Thursday afternoon. The body is
described as follows: a man about five feet
eight inches in hight; fine dark hair dark
sandy whiskers; left arm off at the elbow
Joint. Dress--gray flannel undcrshirt; blue
cotton overshirt white cotton drawers dark
or blue cashmere pants; calf CATERS. lie
was apparently about forty years of age, and
had the appearance Of having been dead
from four to six months-the body being
very much decayed. No papers of any kind
were found on or about the body, The peck
ct Innings were gone.
j. G. DoLL, Of Red Bluff, offers premium
at the Tehama County Agricultural Sociey,
in 1862, Of one hundred dollars for the best
and fifty dollars for the second best colt sired
by his valuable horse Black Hawk
4 PRISONER named John Coulter broke out
of the Tehama county Jail and made good
his escape The Beacon suggests the erec-
tion of high board Jeuce around the Jail for
better security.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31
SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 81.

AGRICULTURAL SoclErY.-Let everybody
remember that the annual meeting of the
Northern District Agricultural, Horticultural
and Mechanics Society takes place at the
City Hall on Monday evening. Officers Of
the Society are to be elected for the ensuing
year, and other important business is to be
transacted. The Society has fouriahed be-
you1 all expectation, and the recent vote OF
$1,000 in its aid will give it fresh impetus.
Everybody should attend the meeting and go
carly. The regular monthly meeting of the
Common Council takes place the same night,
ricutural meeting punctually at o'clock to
get through with the hall in time for the
Council meeting.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-31
'EIsElADIV1LL 4 CO.,

Northeast corner Calfornla anu Battery streets,
San Francisco.
Also, other Machines for which not Agents, viz
EAGLE REAPER AND MOWER;
HUsSEN'S REAPER;
BURIAL 5 REAPER
PITTS PATTERN, and 10 horse, ma lie by Nourse,
Mason Co.;
WI ITMAN'S /, 6 and HORSE TtIRRSHEES;
EMERY'S and4 HORSE 1lIRESHERS;
PIT IS. SMITHS WHITNAN'S, FIELD'S, EMFRY'S,
and BURl, WRIGHT & CO.'S HORSE POWERS.
Together with the best stock of HARDWARE, AG-
RICULTURAL IMP EMENTS, MILLS, PORTABLE
STEAM tNGlNES-Upright and horizonta-5 to -
horse power, BELTING, DQLrING CLOTH. Etc, in
the country, comprising the very best kinds in ase,
and greatly improved in make and adaptibty to the
California market. nh1 2p