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Scientific Items.

The uaKMoAL ACTION or SALT causes snow
10 dissppear rapidly; In melting II extracts heat
from everything which Il touches. People Walk
so@o u tho salt upOa thsiy fest, causing then 70
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MACHINERY, 20.
TICKS ANTLFRICTION MACHINE,
- FOR PUNCHING, sHEARINu,
AND PRESSING IRON, &c,
TIE MOST EFFICIENT, ECONOMICAL AND

freioa all but done away with, neIt 10 oil 4 re-
Sssrs As laryea mschlns require In than ons hsrss
Royg for Bhexrns and Punching Iron, 70 one inoh In
the nos anoo1h and psrfset maansr
We refH 10 the largest and most suocanul etabliA-
9Aohlns. made under DICKS PATENT, such as
STs o.; Providsnos, Z. Il j. b &w W CosssiI,
SAnsA BH.. 0or Nsy York wI.spoIr. RolIss
MA o. and many others In New Ysrk. Nov EnsisnA,
vfrdaA uinots, Georgia Ohio &s, b., many q
whom ahr usnS them for two thres Year, say they
Vsd net Se Without them for three foor emss hnir
Oo snA ethsn say that In comparison with Other
a.se. known . thsm, that they pay for thar cost In
Al crdsss pronvuy attended Va, and al lniosnanss
STEVENS BROTHER 3 90,
s8Hr2lA NEW YORK.
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Indignant Virtue.
We clip the following from tho Columbia Is.

=, UUuTdluH. =
The Charleston Mvory Of Saturday max o. the d.
ret charge of pilfeing the mails at ths postofce
Wnshingt1n. This Is an outrageous violation fph.
yae rights, and will, w are sure, mest the oondsm
nation Of every good ciiktn. II Is dish Jnost and dis
so.ytr. The Government that stoOps b. such un-
si iupulous eIerciss Of power-such prostitution Of
" l,s nstituted for the benefit of its
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From Rhode I-lnnd.

In the Rhode Island Legislature, on Wcdncs-
day, Governor SrRAGrR in reply to = rcsoiu-
tion, made verbal statement that information
had been communicated to him by Col. TEw,
commanding the Artillery company at Newport,
that fears were entertained for the safety of tho
ammunition at Fort Adams, in consequence VI
which a portion Of that company hal been de-
tailed for its immediate protection. The Cover
nor also presented copy Of letter, which, at
his request the Secretary Of State had written to
the Secretary Of War at Washington, and which
. a c,ll.,.a,
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Reinforceniruts.

4 was currently reported yesterday that Fort
inter was reinforced the night before, by the
tn Of twin children. A friend meeting an old
,tlsman, took up the joke and gravely in
med him that the fort was reinforced on the
.ht specified. The gentlemaa, receiving the
rtling news a. fact, raised his hands and ex
imsd; ''now look out for sguaAs.' Pretty
,d.-C8xm6ta Is c. Gawd;aS.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. u, 1851.
ProU Enwland.

s<NNboNt AeNs SCth' ioVNs
To the Editor ofhe Nev York SuN What are
tho prospects Of secession in the United States
10 the question which now meets an American At
every turn in England. The desire for speedy
and satisfactory settlement Of our difficulties Is
scarcely less hearty here than at home. Indeed,
the intelligent interest in all that concerns the
prosperity Of the American Republic, which is
manifested by the better informed class Of
Englishmen is extremely gratifying to the na-
tional pride.
In my short experience among Rnglishmen
have found lees ignorance Of American institu-
tions and American politics than had looked
for. There is still enough Of it, but think
that English periodicals and, through them, the
English public are better informed concerning
us than In former years. The visit Of the Prince
is having Its good effect in turning the attention
Of all classes here toward the United States with
kindly feeling aud friendly interest. The gcnu-
inc Englishman can never fully persuade himself
that II is proper to show interest in anything
which has not received tho unmistakablo sane
ton Of royalty, and now that we have secured
the favor Of his prospective sovereign, his heart
Is warming toward US as never bofore. The
growth u friendly feeling between England AMI
America has for me significance beyond that of
mere commercial sclfishnCss. Once "mountains
intervening made enemies Of nations that had
Else bccn one; today broader nationality is
asserting itself ard in il we have the promise Of
futurc-though a distant onc-whcn to be a
man will be TO be a citizen Of every nation.
reach England in the midst Of the Christmas
holidays, when everything gives place to amuse-
ment and fcstivity. Parliament is proroguoi,
business attended to in a halfhoartod sort Of
way, and John Bull takes his family out to SEQ
he pantomme and harlequin performances at
the theatre or perhaps the Chrystal Palace or
the skaters on the Scrpentinc. The theatres, hy
the way, are turned 10 new use Of late and we
have just had report Of the success which has
attended the special Sabbath services, for which
some Of them have been used during the past
eighteen months. havo just come from q
London merchant, and chairman Of committee
having the matter in chargc-to some forty Of
the leading non-conformist clergymen who have
been especially active in the movement.
This dinner given at the rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, was succeeded by
free conference" In regard to tho success which
has attended this attempt to bring the leavoa Of
spiritual trnth down TO ''the vcry Sewerage Of
London society" as one speaker expressed 1t.
The heat means Of continuing the work, and the
expodiency Of making these irregular preach
Ing services established institutions, were
also considered. There was but one opinion
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Iscidents Of secc~.ieu-yybisk.y.

| Several gentlemen have arrived within n Sev
days who have, for long time past, been cngag-
ed in trade at Charleston. One Of these kept a
provision and grocery store. A dcn,nd was
made upon him for an exorbitant sum to sustain
tho state authorities. IIe offered them state
2 stocks, but they would accept only a moderate
smount Of these securities, and finally they Jl-
nored by force about o~c-haif Of all The good,
| iron, has sto,e. He did not dare to rcmonstrstc
| but he quietly sent his slaves to Richmond, Va,
aud, between two days, packed up the remain
der VI his property and left the state. His case
he says is only sample Of muliitudes M Others.
IL is no uncommon thing to notice tho closing of
stores when an inspection Of the premises reveals
tho fact that all the merchandise has been re-
, moved.
The insecurity Of person and property the diff
cnlty Il getting into the hlrbor on account Of tho
removal OF buoys and coastal shis; the danger Of
having vessels seized by the state when they 10
get in, and the greatly enhanced rates Of marins
insursnce upon vessels bound to Charleston, COM
bno to prevent vessels from going there Largo
quantities Of goods intended for their current
supplies are sent to Savannah, ,rhcre business has
hI,piy increased, and they arc then sent to
Charleston by railroad. Six dollars pcr ton 10
paid for ght on coal from Savannah to Charles
ton. On the whole, the Savannah mert hants are
highly pleased with the course Of events at
Charleston, and advise them to 90 dhedd. Thcro
Is no intention ut present, however, to put out
the lights aud remove tho buoys in Savannah
harbor.
II is also stated that the Governor has prohib-
tied the departure " any more volunteers for
Charleston, partly because ~ many of those who
hsve already gone thihrr sickcnci and died,
and partly because it is feared they may all bc
required at home to suppress instructions.
gentleman recently from Charleston sS-
pressed the opinion in conN crsatiun, yesterday,
that Uhist'y had u great deal to do N Ii the So
cession movement in Charleston. The entire
population, he said, sccmCd to I've on a dehaurh.
Bar-rOCmS restaurants, stores, shops, all public
places were crowded n,c ,antly with q drunken
blaspheming mob. This is the material which
constitutes the principal strength " the secession
movement. Tie orderly and conservative pnr-
tion Of the citizens completely ovcrawcd 10y
them, and dcarcfully avoid taking any steps which
might excite their displcasurc.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

= (SONFHCTIONARY, FRUIT AND SEGAR
o As :, vi. aItuIss 70. ale VII o .isss1t ss sss
YI ks.lss q 9 p@is~ ~ esas~ svsss1s
nsesAAGa ~
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lust ARRIvED-5OO BARRELS BEST
sAn hsrIinF price % te % % Pc, barrel eztrs
pounds fish, 1000 boIss smoked hsrringA % cent? psr
boz. Fog sale by NELSON WELLS Co, 81 Dsy
street. jalS 3'l53
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WANTED.

SADDLE wANTED-ANY ONE HAVING
~ good l.ADY'S SADDLE To dispose Of AT A BAR
GAIN, may tin customer by addressing note 70 ri.
DING SCHOOL, boz 56S Sun otnoe. jasH
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ID OARDIN CA FEW RESPECTABLE
- mechanics can hnd sood board, warm bcdrooms
Ierps dining a.d sistins roamS tor - week st lT6
dlo 2<ASslJ1
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BOARDING DOWN TOWN--A FEW single
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with good board
and pIeasa.s rooms by applying at eoS Pearl t.rms
rsssosabls. jals 3'le4
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RoARD4NG-AT5 5THOMPSoN ST, GOOD
~ board, pleasant rooms, and single beds, 50 week
also q room tor and his wife. Meals always ready
at the time. Don't. pay - aud % . weak. when you
can get - good for g. jal3 AAS'lT
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pOARD q, e,50-GREAT REDUCTION IN
~ boArd-Couifortabe rooms with excellent board -
% 70 s9 week, former prices s5; ladies from ~
mp tPr comfort good living and ehespnes, th, house
ali night and lsdsinss cheap, - LLpensrd 4,
Broadvay. jalB 2'AclG1
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I 1 MONROE ST-FURNISHRD ROOMS
l. 70 lct 70 mall quis families With facilities TOR eeous
masal hossskecoing. Terms modsrata jail AAost91
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T OD0NGS AT THE TRAVELLERS
~ Homs Ne varick Il, two doom from Franklin 4,
where respectable be accommodated with olsAa
comfortable single bsds at II per night rooms for
ssntenan snA vif, 81 70 % cts per nxht socd mesh
md rsAunhnsnts given 70 order. la AAc'19o
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T !ODGINGS-wITH OR WITHOUT Board
- -sood e.s.n Snsis and double bedded rooms.
G Tie siFht Or vssh. todEnss st 10 cent. . 10 OF
q nsax Pearl d30 Aac1H
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RNPsOYMENT-Female.
EylPLOYNIENT-M.lo.

! A GENTS WANTED FOR MRS. HAWKINS
IA curisus new book Of "FEMALE CHARACTERS
TIE CITY, Interesting 10 all readers. Very sale
y tc. Fancy binding, 1J pages, 30 engraving prios
81. Appy 1A Nazsau street, room 80. jsis Cl6
p, A GENTS WITH FROM o. TO go CAN
"A mcee with excellent opportunity 70 make money
Npdiy, By sens an entirely new Hight srtcle Of utr-
YrrA necessity Just patented by calling at 6p3 and 6Oo
Broadway IN. ~, room No. o. tal5 Aaa'ibS
1fAI.E AND FEMALE HELP OF ALL
IVA nations wanted notice they he suited with
good situations In every capacity, By applying 10 MAN
MING, BIS sirth ave. N. B.-ws oan rscommend this
DARTNER WANTED = TO MANUFAC-
Il coal oil % per cheaper than ever. Petrs
teu, and every kind Of oil msde by the inventor,
without Offensive odor, pure and clesu. with ssmNli
capital with make = large profit. Y. ii. PAPpkY,
chtmist eli Centre t. jalsS'luo
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KunH METALLIC pAINr-rHE uN-

CEWING MACHINE-WANrED AN Ex-
~ psrisnoed operator, on Singers sewing machine,
o vofk on lAdta hne Consr<. bost 70 good hama tho
kighst wages viii be paid aud stsady work for the
smar bP.CAIDwELI, No lilo Smith s, Brooklyn.
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EsaPLOYAlRNr WANTED.

UsRw0RK-WANTED BY A RESPEC-
II tsbls siri aiu.tisa .. ehsnbs.msid and waiter
q e ds ssasr.i ~ ths t.sv sss % f.m " ApPy %
3days IN hSf last plaoe- lso
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4 ! the Jaunary term, 4. u lsGl letters Of
~ administration were granted TO tie under
signed, by the County Cour Harrison count,
pertaining to the estates Of asa,a.ei person. 90
the estate q A. Spain -umDerlu deceased
THIS 's therefore 10 notify Nil persons having
clsims agains, said es,ate. 10 present the same
tos payment, within the time preseri ed by law.
and 'hose indebted to make immediate payment
J. II. sCMMERiIN, admir-
April q 1861 ns2 Il
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PAN Tark The PARIS correspondent
~ The y Y frihnae, writing on the slst
Mt GAYS
Nothing il more certain than that
u gland and France viii recognise the
nationality Of the Confederate States ia
six nsaihs hence, II they approve them
seises W the simple fact II their exis.
ience az Government. If we would
only ifee Ourselves from local and tenn.
pDrary prejudice, we mist admit that
England and france ough, 10 30 this
II will be free England that win prc,
ccde dcspotic France in acknowledging
tho siave-trading G. : A. as a fellow
among the nations If the earth If
Southern privAseering comes 70 ANYTHING
It will come cut q British por.s. The
policy Of all European Governments 10.
wards US depends no. on them but on
Onrs4ivcs Foreign recognition will lie
Itl slta,hfss =
q 6tats papers. tie threatened cessation
~ diplomatic relation. will 20 but very
little way towards preventing the recov.
attjes II TIE G. $, A., by the European
ao1faoeI mnjess We show these last speed.
~ tAnt ~ nationality Of The G 4. A. il
= ~ baads "sqneIchable7 aud practi.
aa1lr "sqsslshsd~ and Il mnst be dons
uo111n - ss5t losr mue4hs'
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NEW ORLEANS,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS,

q y HALL \ % IHofWtf0hs'
This llorw specially adapcd for families has
ja.i been "a opened for The season after being
thoroughly renovated and these wishing the best
Accommodations ia q quiet refined part OF the city
sill find everything herccoudaciyc TO their com.
fort and enjoyment
lac. ~ co. nlt6t
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NOTICE.

fIiiE undersigned having reeeaiiy pn. up
tFsi-ra'e Corn Mill Is prepared to grind
corn Tor one.eighth on short notice, and guaran-
tees satisfaction TO those who may favor LIN
with their custom.
f. LANG
MARSHAL, Jan. ?. 1891 MINI
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lust received, very large supply Of Parlor
- Office, and Cooking Stoves, Of very variety
lad pattern. They eau b. bought AZ the very
lowest figures.
j. II. NANHoOk.
Marshall Feb. 1851. n2lt(
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s.a.-.sss i asa--- 80 ~ -
Asr A, Al Tag presentation GA " 10Y
=, N.v =, BeIlcfonie, Ala Ia the JaeS
~, Uorpsls The following young 'aai''
stepped forward. one by one 'ep'ese.e,'
inc The scceded States as sb'y ieil ~
ol5 Condolences carrying with shein az
tbose rights and liberties begucaihed y
.hs,r hv our ancestors Of the Revolution
repeating the following beautiful appfo
,r;ate. and patriotic lines, written ano
,.amw,-ea hy Laura i.orrimcr, Que d
Tcnpe<sec's most gifted poetesscs
Mrss NArupA FrsSEta-- Sour Cdroi'''ai
flr-t % sise sgains, Oppression,
In this sle .oas sosii's'n band
Home Of dad And living hcr0s-.
sos,h carolln, iakes be- aaud.
N,ss IrcrxpA FRazlKR.--Iteftda
And cosae with greeting sisters
Where, amid her orange b wer,
Waves f4lr riorida her seepirf,
Crowned with ragest. sweeses' la@ers'
Miss AIrcK EAroN. Georgia
l.oi aad Geofgia uprising,
Burning sitt the food " yore
Seh'' H'' 'n'''. ~"
fe~'e '''' "'"s''
,I.-..
ID the new horn 'F'n =" COY
- "H'i'
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fiSrs 70 A EKELErav.
n,e. NJ ethereal .u.,I, fan,
gh,a narf,S cell VA. I.lfe'. retreat,
This .os.s WAS Thought. n,stsrious rat.
v,ha, tsa,,e.,,s ,,.,ou. 6il..I tbitspsti
What dream. Of ple,m,rc long forgot
Nar Hone uor lovo nor .Iev M, Fear.
Have len one trace Of reoorl mere.
oar. shaq, tn, bftyht and bs.y eve
Do, .tirt us, Al The dismal void
II social Love tina. eve employed.
II with No lswles. fire Il cleaned
but through the dew Of k.ndno-, beansd.
Tha, eye sbal l1 forever BRIGHT
when tar. apd suns are sual IN Night.
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THL. SKELETON.

Exactly fifty years ago the London
Morning Chronicle Published a pocal, en-
titled "Lincs on Skplcion,N which excl.
ted much attention. Every effort, even
10 the Offering reward Of fifty gulneas
was vainiy made to discover The enlhor
Ali that ever TRANSFERRED was, ;iai the
poem, in fair elerkly hand, was found
near a skeleton of remarkable beauty 81
form and color, in the Musoum Of the
Regal College Of Surgeons, Lincolns
Inn London, and that the Curator Of
tho Museum had sent them 10 Mr. Perry,
editor aud proprietor Of the Morning
Chronicle
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Liosl Slsaner has been promoted
49, = nov Major in the Federal army
Liscoln rather fancies scuryy fellows
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I'M THE SAME STORE.

And the new proprietor, confident Of being
able to give even greater sat- tacton than lis
predecessor, hopes thu, The liberal patronage
hitherto extended TO the house viii be continued.
II "il he his object to please and satisfy all ~ho
may favor him with their custom.
Mr.. A Loeb has many years experience in
the Dry aud Fancy Goods Business 10 the prin.
ciraf eifin4 apd lnava how ia
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SINGERS
Sc WING MAChlhes

make the most approved stitch that human in.u.-.
has ever invented u being The most unifoin.s Y!
same an both sides ot the iahfi, and tbe,. /. =
eet 9in inf casil %. nino-tenihs Of ,hc Clibis, -
Shoe said 100 y " Orleans Is mai- on this, ny -
and thcy src used 10 preference 10 all Other. ssa
fan trial, IN The largest and most iashonalds nj
making establishments in New Orleans. ~
They are used A. al Lac large Hotel. IN Nev o,,.
aud at the principal boarding Houses also ly - -
portion Of the Taiurs aud shoemaker IA ~
drod. IT private families, and have given ua,,,.s
sat lsiarton.
The pshlic will heat In mind tina, singer t..,..
ave sold upon trial V desired with any ana i, ~
rf macLes, and IA the trials that have heen az
this riiy iu nineteen rasr- Ut Of twenty ,h,, -
been kept AID The other returned -"
The price Of Singer Sewing Machine, hs, H.,
GREATLY REDUCED,
and the be-; Machine is only 500. and IN. ~.
from SIX 10 twelve anllars with cover ard l,rl =.
WALTER BENNETT. Aon, W.
~ Canal St, New orIss.
April :. 'cs
sol TIL W I@TER\ BOOk STnpr
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SOUTHERN PA ;IFG RAILROAD

SUu nEkN RI SIfU EAlLnUAUs
.,.
kAIEn VI III N"fph Aii'N'
noWN rRFlGuIs
frm N1fshal lepf - SNaasen.h landing
-. - N.Y. "a ~, IT, e,.,.,,. .,,..ii,. ''
' mt, ,.., i'l. e,,.,'i.s, -t,f,gc ''''i
hmaag ~ 'oretllnsj 0 -
Prom d"nesHhl, l'tp9i u 0NanNNh iAnd.nf,
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= I N W A r y.

X EEP constantly on hand a large stock Of Cooking
N and Heating Stoves II every variety of lat.
terms. sole Agents fGr the sale of the celebrated
EtoNOMISa COOKING STOVE, RIiEYs Fly
TRAP WINsIpS SELF.yFNTif.ATlNG RE.
! RleERAfuR. the CREOLE COFFEE rot, AR.
Ilil : klf-sEAlJNn CANS and JAias
March 20. lssO. nas.v
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FOREST TKi-N EEtLi
NAIL ST 4 q L. LINE,

FROM AAHsHALL TO JFFFERsoN DANGER
FIELD. MOUNT PLEASANT. AND CLAkAs-
WILLIE.
Owing 10 the unprecedented scarcity Of for
ace though this section of country, and The high
prizes therefor. the rroprieior' Of This lime
deem il absolutely aent.ai o. protect their own
a- we'll a. the interest OF tie Government, in
The Post Office Department., to raise Che price
Of fare on this line.
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TURN ITURB 4!

Of every description, on baud and made 10 o,,.
at the shortest notice.
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soUTnW WESTERN BOOK STORE
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-26
Notice TO Creditors.

Estate of Peter Van Nest, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given nv The undersigned. Al
~ minis.Taior of the above nnmed Estate, TO me
creditors Of and VII persons having claims against
Sd deceased to exhibit The same, with the necessary
vouchers with ten months from the first Publication
of th, n"t,ce AZ his residence near III village Oi 10
lusi Colusi County or they will he forever barred.
o. G. BkRkEY, Administrator.
March 20. 1851. mh!9-!swsF
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-26
MARBLE-
premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvINE 81 BRO,
n street, betoeen Sirth. and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Gel.
SOuDPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tomhs
~ and Grave Stones Mantle Pieces table and coun
er % topS &c, &c. constantly hand, made to order
at the shortest notice
Nriers from the country promptly attended to.
B.-P. j. D. 4 Bro. have received Diplomas and
soid Medals at the several State Fairs from the
Mechanics Institute. irns-f
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-26
MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly IA
cate The process Of teethng, by softening the gums
reducing all innamaon-will allay all pain. and is
to regulate the b. wells. Depend upon IL mothers
it vii give yourselves aud relief and health TO
your infants Perfectly safe in all cases. See adver-
tsement in another coluu n. may4-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-26
NEW PICTURE GALLERY.
Piano Maker and Tuner.
: MR. GEO GREINFR

FTF4s Mr. GEO. eREINER
] 4 Bees leave to inform his friends and
,b ublic generally that he is again in town. for the
nurpose OF TUNING and REGULATING Plan, 5,
and will do himself the pleasure Of calling on those
who have heretofore engaged his services Those
who are anxious have their Pianos tuned first, will
he Immediately attended to il notice is left with
MR. GEAMBSS, Bells Row. mhi0
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-26
DR. j. iB. GRAY,
D-s. l.. LASVkGNESs

YUBA CITY
Judae P W Keyser C. f. Wilcoxon,
J. Landon Smith.
Al communica addressed TO EDWIN A. Will
LIAMS Secretary OF the Institute sent TO 2l Of the
post Office or by Express, viii receive prompt atten-
ton.
J. D. LEAMAN is our authorized Agent, to obtain
subscriptions and receipt for the same. jan29
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-26
CONSTABLE SALE.

Dy 7irtue OF execution to me directed, from the
ID court of o Redfrld, Jus tice Of the Peace in
and for r. se's Har Township, County Of Yuba and
State Of California, judgment render ell therein on
the 18th day of March, A. d. 1861 in favor Of VIM
Schroeder and against John R"ane for the su - OF
eighty dollars and fortytwo cents Judgment, be-
sdes costs and accruing costs; whereby am COM
manded to levy upon and sell according TO law es
public auction, IN following described prapery' VIZ;
All the r!ght, title and interest Of the ~ithn named
defeL dent certain pie e Of land sltuAts' snd y nS
near Kennebe Bar in Roses Bar Township, County
oI Yuba and stat- aforesaid. and consisting Of one
hundrsd and sxt acres be the SANE mere less, to-
gethsr with all buildings and inpr YenentS be onging
to or in any way connected with the same. Said
r.och ia bounded on the north by the iuba river and
m the vest south and east by certain stakes or Bnd
MARKS and known ms the property or ranch Of the
W thtn named defendent, John Ro-ne Notice is here
nv given that on
SATURDAY, the Thirteenth day of April, A. D. 1861 I.
heween the hours OF and twelve in the forenoon Of
tlat day. the NJ owe named ranch in Nuha county,
vii sell at public auction tothe HI hest bidder for
cash the property heretofore de-c ib,d.
Dated rimbuctoo. VI rch 'Sh A. 1861.
MM. NJ. JESfERt s, Constable
Inh22 lawSv" OF Rcss Bar rovnshlH