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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

do at si1 So rev yrtce nj SIS ~. ana sl7 50 fsy sa
primo. Besi n isis reqssst nrsss; ~ SAks
embraced seout bss Sss iaclssisg sosstsy - D.
50, repsrsed western ~ 80 Sc 80. and d. n
sn 20 80 So Cat Arm, asa n NJ, de
nand w!tn sses Of about Us knss sersss at 7s
1hc fir shS aicers, asa ec eye foe hans psss.
nfm q, 9kc eiohc Lard hJmer aad N good de-
Butter wac coed sspply, sns pvees were sssvY;
Ons vas " HIS al lis lIe, aud State ~ l3s .
.Oc Cheese WAS IN s'eaiy request, ~nh saes ~ 10 .
9j4s. for Ohio. and nj 9c als1se. for STATE.
R'cy WAS nfs, asa ,slss psassrsts At 20. Axe.
shpa-Cevsr WAS qsies, and Ia the absence Of gales
prises nenlnal small lose tlnothy were reported
At a7Ha 81 50. Lossea was Am; for BJaeay, -
arrive here 81 SO was scrsd and "a n refused for cL
ou.ts 10 arrive AZ Essssn.
sroARs.--rbs sarkss, towards the cls@s, Asssvssa
more rrnress, white the anosnt COED Tbs skiss
embraced aboss ,7t0 hdas, eh.ly Oabss Including
firing geecs Al $40, sDd grocery grades a. SIC
10 Incluc.t IN tho sa 400 500 hoas fsrko
Rico part .. 2c axd cart within tho rAags Of szSc
1%e and $500 bags Manila and 5000 d.. PernAubasss
on prissts ssrms.
rAIIow -Kessrs knight Sons, IA their circular, re-
marx ar iolews-I market spoe our last has unter
gene no essential change, the aesnd Is fair for expert
aud hsns oassunp,,ou. ms arrivals seal aDt tins
stock light, most sers having sod for the rest u The
EOoth. To-Day the market 10 STEADY Ut loLc.
TEAs-1be public sale held 10 day Grew good com
pany snd the bidding was spirited Tue catalogue w&
posed Of green's Of fair 10 good qualify viii all
sold, and 81 an advance Of GENTS for some grades
&c per lib. former faiee The prices obtained
within the folio wing range OF axuress-HYeon 40 =
gIngowder, Acc. 5Sc.; twankay, Soc. hyson twAnksy
SOC. . 33kc.
WsrKEy The market was heavy and easier: sAlos Of
80 bbls were ma1e ~ u 20. . &c.
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Etscetlaa.oas.

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srn asserted between desss ard s N lo~
sss vsr, a's-re ds sivsa ousso Key Boa
~ih an eat set s-d sucs tha oecs ~ vas
thai m half pissss osps1n MIN
~fs Mr. carsey aud ass pssssrrsrs a1f
nres ssasen toss Of ~h,n ss@si sAspssrd.
6s~psd. k1yk Of tse sprvssg nsref a-,aolaa
Clasr sossos Bro-n rosstss Lasting ~.,soa
arrived here 10 ne STEAMSHIP Esr,sk from
Erts-r i,a.r S,r rsiss ~
Of hcr nrea bruised S3r bssg -tsef 300 as
rocks TIE act sos ssoonJ ~srs I'd Ii. Gear,
Al snip Of yes ba-lhsn but Chelsea k.s. ID
lSss add ,~sst By sssSs " sis sns oss,s OF baton.
Ascsssy socssri sysrse shp C,cero "a
bo~ins sy@s spd s-svy An~ cui,ias Va
Me ship eomsnctd breaking sD AMI bes o. nsr az
vent p'es~ Part Of tAs oOaS-ux as Aas II
r-sessa snoss psr ~ ns ID.
too ps-ssrs,r-on. fcrs. ssn-d s-its ne
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"a sousthns rh'cn proved be M leg % hvs PIG b.
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bfu,ssd 10 mev N
furrrsrs~r 10 XIII 70 NE Ams-ekn Lords has seSa
ssi-sd frc~n svni Ne p,slss.ra rss Sop
plcuenl Inc predecessors siv-~ us a~~esd nAny
vvsses ssd cor.rs vaaso,e is,ormsncn-
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nss Ten overheard snd d'o-p-t-
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rh, on y, % o. sys1sy n,rsss .e,, ser,,,s s.s.
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M ssls Lazy Lsss K.sg len B1any~s ths
be- tan erds To rest th- v-s~a tbag h.1 4
.sy ser tore 40 ~.in ,ormsss -sos .~.y -ts
r1a anA arrived tsere 90 IN ~ iasa
scnx sourusnrrs ssBs~.. fron rhsfs,,hs fov Csri--
n al. al .ssor,ss essro vpt ~s~ssv hat hsvi1s
sssh spare. eNbs eaps AZ sug,., ID DISCO ba a.
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q. psA a pnf~ aa,1r for sse csss sso reass ~
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Waassmess
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ser . HI 80 "A 20 n =. We Ls.ef Asd fw sevec% y"
~ frp- r.v B.s.ors $50 i-sa ssss L,s Cof r.,yhsv~
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os iss Ssss ussss. ,< nsnscssso Dssssv. Aussse
a. so~ n.aAscsss ise isss baSt ussea Dsuss AuAasc
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s-..ss. :ss..ss zss, as''s'A "-"'' sA~~ ~ No.
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prse 3. v-s % . -sss Aiss. = - ksr~a a nag.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

WEDNESDAY, nay le-sP.M
fne Cm~d steamer Europe srrived u Halifax
- night. with da,es 10 ~ 9Th inst Consols
are qOossd an eighth lswer. and breadstmls ara re-
psstsd W be declining, probably or account II tAs
weather being mere favorable for agricultural
cpsTsdore. Cotton, howssr, "a frm. The news
sxsrshed little Or no effect On our markets The
ocssrrsssss Of this spring have been largely in
stiumeD<aa in relieving them from the quasi colonial
dependeaee on Great Britain which has lasted 30
long. 1t is only when things are very dun indeed
that the news from Europe exercises mach 10
faenee, and 10 do SO IL must be Of very positive
character, one way or the other.
No change In money. Some Of the lenders re-
port an active demand from the brokers for call
hans at five per cent and the increase Of specula-
tive activity which have Istterly noticed on the
Sock Exchange must certainly have swened the
ranks OF the borrowers But the demand from
This source must be small in comparison with
ne supply. The banks are very rich and anxious
10 lend, and their customers compete with them
actively both for call loans and paper, while the
snount of paper making is quite moderate. We
quote short first class notes s53; long do. 81 .
81; names less known 8; call loans 5.
There was nothing done in foreign exchange To-
day. The market does not promise to open with
much strength for Saturdays steamers.
The following are the last quotations of sight ex-
change on Now York at the cities mentone j, the
quotations being in oil cases for gold
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Fort or New York, may 10, 1860.


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fss N. .s ssS % sy =.
Ssst 5000 = ION ~ p'asso Ne S~r~A ssA's OIL New
SAG x%sss sp.soer IIy,rpool ADra a. vim nsd.s and
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ssSr WIN . ne ~se (srl Haai Ssr,uds days, VIII 20
pecsiar of gscos haven't ovst0s u Barho,o
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

There Is ne check to the upward movement on
The Stock Exchange, and prices continue to as.
vsnce Hudson River was still the favorite card
hs morning. Itopened st472-an advance Of per
sentadvancsd to Asa, fell back to 4sl, and closed
at Az bid. This is an advance OF per cent
within about week. New York Central was also
better. 1t sold at S2l, closing s2i bid against 1921
yesterday afternoon. The advices from Albany
are to the effect that the receipts exceed the est
mates OF the managers, and several OF the pur-
shases are believed to be on Albany account Erie
sold At 22i, closing that bid against zig yesterday
The building Of the Great Western road, which
win ultimately place New York in connection with
Cincinnati, by an unbroken line with . gauge OF
six feet over the Erie, Great Western and its con-
nections, 10 attracting considerable attention to
this stock. Forty miles Of the Great Western
read, from Little Valley to jamestown, will, 1t is
said, be opened in July, and the work win
hercefsrward be pushed rapidly TO compile
ton. When it Is built, the Erie will be
independent of the Lake Shore, Buffalo and
Sate line and It's other Western connections,
though it will retain them as feeders, as well - the
new line. single glance at the map shows the
Importance Of the new road to the Erie company.
Toledo was better th ia morning, and so was Gale
n; Rsck Island was dull at the price Of last eve
ming. The Michigan shares were steady. Pacific
Mad was fraction lower, and 30 was Panama.
6tate stscks were firm as the advance Of yesterday
CAcsgo, Burlington and Quincy stock, which has
advanced 20 rapidly OF late, rose again per cent
tAis morning; there we're sales at 73i. Tho ad-
vance n predicAtcd on the heavy corn business
which the road il doing. This afternoon the mar
kst was steady, except on the Western railroad
shares, which were lower Stocks closed firm 1t
the following quotations-v Virginia 6s, % !; Mis-
souri Sc, s4l O.; Tennessees, 9lt . g; Canton,
III "a; Cumberland Coal preferred, Mal; Pa,
cinc Mail, 9S I; New York Central, $40 I; Erie.
al %; Hudson River, al . ls; Harlem, Isl O;
DO. preferred, ssl Q 40; Reading, 49, u Michigan
Central, 4sa &; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, l2l q Is; do. guaranteed, 25A a z; Pana-
ma, l42; Illinois Central, Gll e.; Gslens and Chi
ssgo, s5} esq; Cleveland and Toledo, 81 4; Chi
cage and Rock Island, col 20.
The following shows the condition of the banks
Of the four leading cities Of the Union, according
"a The latest weekly statemerts At hxnd.-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


hspGss- HnRz AZ t1ssctb, ~ j., o. Tuesday, nay
10, oy tbe hev ncsss e~as~tst 81 New York CITY, Jon
bLlGkr, Of bssssnis. u, 10 E1zABsnI snH
oargl~r o. Jsdso sc'er, cs tho 6rss ssssa pAsss
ksArr-sEsps On Wednesday, Nay 10, At sss ssssss
c'sby kihs church, ny tie Rav Dv. Msh1roy, Mr. -
WARD khsPP " Ars MATILDA, daugassf Of tlAe HAS
hAhihaS Sears, Gsq all VI TINA city.
iIseEhwoop-CUrIse On Tuesday, Nay 10, ~ the
CT ION Of The ReseeEey, M9rrs.ssp, by the Rev.
Cornell, Mr. Jons LsGsk soop, 81 The arm Of Jsaa
d Arser-oss % al iss cry. 10 Mis- u B v. curixs,
grsnso1uPhhf CT Stephen Yal, Of Asrrs,sr3. v. J.
flIsr-BsAEsSli1 LA Broskyn, On Tuesday, Nay 10,
~ me Rev Fred. ss-as 81 reeijease VI isss
BRIDES fa,ber, fnDoDoss rAEr, Esq 10 Mss ADn1Ix,D
FAuiISA BRAKssuCu, both Of Broakiyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

Dry cod we're IN rod supply and the m0krt
heavy. sAes Of s. Gscrs we're making Ia lots 81 - Is
aNs5N Hsckerei ~xo sss booysni, bat rnohsngsd.
sses o few hundred bbs- No. 4 were reported ~
si- 2b. Hs-rlpg piersy aof quite dun.
vyuorvs TO uvevpocs- rhers v~s moro grain odw
ivs snd sboui 300 bushels of wsrc engaged m
buN uTA.6., and about 900 Bushels wheat IA ships
bags at fyc. TIE sssrcfxf> sopuspe ssornte1 %
foDe sOoV0 q W 600 busreh 800 bsrs % co<acn
were engaged II sled. q s-3d 800 boxes q
cHees~, BY s~sp,er NJ los., 30 packages husscr o.
scp 100 tnree qusrr boxes tbscco AZ - 81, All go
BOTS Hour al a. 70 Inuoon 100 boxes bscon ~ % %
~ fbos laIos al "a Cd saf i20 uercss roe Of 2as To
An,wsrp 900 b, shos whcss a % 10 SHIPS bars and
1000 bss- screo q, "a. Cd To Hamburg, go bbs rcs's
~ 70 To Bremen, % bales ootion II 70.
Bsy steady, win sass a go 500 BARS a. IN
Ecrlsrs Sales o. co hhss Cubs ru-oovsio a, $40.
Naval eroxr --esles Of 100 bS's common resn vers
maze ~ 81 &c. Sslss IN lots, cf ice bbf s2rx we're
msde ~ <sc- In New York barrels, and 2eod ns1)so.
Oshsr csscvipsions wore unchabevd.
Jus the stock Of both American and Eneisn was ~
duced snd We UAyket arm Wlhls t~o OF three Gays
nsny sAiee q city bare bcca made coo. 6ic and o.
hgnh a go Ohve oil wN IN god demand 81 81 70 per
gner, vfne quarts s.d yssn, boxes .eee uncnsnssd
vcek enaiDg the len IA nom Tn wnalsasS SAsp
p~e Lts'--ns msrkss sor sDon hes been very qusse
ssos aeN We hsvv caly 70 vspor salee Of ANAL
peroek, Amounting " - bb6 q Il - psr enlDoa We
soscs further demand for vnas and SALES r,ce ,ur
lsss ewbvAos s,1se bbh n parcsh We gucss " bhh.
Nssshesn - go. go % -. = n NO No Do n
s2e 90 sse 90 q, :. - r. g.llss: Ass, 100 bss
800 bbn Ksvshssn - esush - = ly<e - - n
sssk = 20 pr esllca. wsahsoss-nArsi 80 md
pIuvuora--P1vf-Usse vss - ns>vv. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17
NEW YORK CATTLE maRKEr.
wDsusDAY, Nay Is, 1890
BEEF CATTLE,

BKEF CATTLE.
ne market for beet cattle remains without essential
change the receipts during Tho past week having been
70 fair extent and The inquiry for nearly all kinds being
fair prices not varying materially from the quotabe
rates Of Wednesday iast Too receipts ct Albany were
heavy, but mostly talen by Tho Eastern dealers -
the indications for large supply 1t the New York city
ysras such deter spectators from taxing hold
readily The bulk Of the offerings in The yards day.
therefore, were mainly In nrst hands The sales were
at prices varying from to 10 cents, inclad'
ing all kinds, but the general eeIliug prices were
sk cents for good quality. The total
number sale at Allertons sl67 head, aad at all
the ysrcs o2 head against ESQ head last wsek show
ing decrease Of ls7 head. The rates of freight IRON
Buffalo have been reduced sos Albany, and SIS 70
New York This . reduction Of $40 to Albany and SIS
to New York. Tho Hudson River Railroad charges SIS
per load State cattle and the propecrs 81 per
head. The demand 1t Bergen Hill Monday WAS fair
and the sales reached 42 head ct appended rates
A. Brownng's and the other city yards tho demand
good ard the limited number sale early plscsd
At prices within tho rasgo The receipts ~ all the yards
fer The week and hast week were follows
WaaAsHotoA BsvxNt,oI Cksmbsssaa VBrims
III: v xs:s. ..;s ~ x e %
he current prtoos FOR NJ week = ~ The narkss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

weaker. The ealcs embraced about 500 go bhs, a.
- 80 ~ g. fov EXTRA ensthcvp -four lower, vsh
rses OF go bela, In part for shipment for tne Ws
1ncies, at tbs shove price Rye rorr 6-n Al
figures, via Fsca q 2to bss Corn meal vac rtea1y,
viii o. 81 bbs. within The rage o, qnr'sons
whes sslsr fe coo buts's 81 81 90 ,or white Western
for R,etBe sprsg, ana Icss amber do private tsrms
Crr-s~iez 5000 bushets a. etc 30 foe damaged,
sst Tee I3, for ordinary 10 chooc nixef Western and
tic. fr round yellow. RJe-SAlcs 800 soehez NJ STA
ssc. Gals IN request, hvt q rrsdc onssper
nrr, with Invited saLss sale Of $50 bags RI, WAS
made ~ ike Ice.
Oorros-rhe nrket arm, while The sales en-
brsosd abcai n 600 bass, csns hs bass Of tns fol
loving QuosAatnns.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17
CITY cpuuruciaL REPORT,

wmsHDsy, May is-6 r. NJ
AuHs-The market was unchanged and the sales
hpsrd.
DssAperuTrs -FlourThe receipts continued N bo free
ard market aepr-srcd and tho close prices rrlsd
In favor Of tire purchaser TIE sales embraced about
1900 o IL Gee btls, within The ioowinx range q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

The exct anges at the Bank Clearing House "
morning we're 25,21i,553 "a, and the balat n
N,03s,4ls 20.
The steamship Ne Soto, which left New Orleans
On the 18th inst. for Havana and New York, had
Go3.ooo In srecie ON board for The former, and
ga sac for the latter port
rhe receiver Of the New Ysrk and Erie Railrosd
gives notice that the interest on the second mort
gage bonds Of the company, due on the list OF
March, vii be paid at his Office on the 2Cth inst
en- she extension bonds on the delivery of the cou-
pens, ard on The regular bonds on their presenta-
nsa for endorsement. IL is stated that no default
vii again occur ON the Grst and second mortgage
bends Both we're In request today.
AT the annual election 81 the Harlem road yes
terssy the following gentlemen we're unanimously
elected directors:-Allan Campbell, william G.
wetmore, Corneus Vanderbilt Daniel Drew,
rransis W. Edmonds, Charles W. Sanford, Horace
v. Clark, John Alssyne, Horace Brooks, Albert
Smith, Albert J. Akin, John Harper, A. B. Bsylis.
The Boston Post, IN its weekly review OF III
nance and Business,r remsrks:--
"A As mcmsna We oonssfvs hat ths oounby never
100 batter hsn = prescott 70 BEGIN new carer .
nses, hAve been DodevaAs, n oo1Varsun vrs our ex
rs@, are ncs cxossavs m sny sense, - measured ~
Ne e-ewth u M oounAsy. rsy have already ran -
Mss V =, slssisssy ssssssss = sssosrsas ossr
2 s.:;.:. s.s : -. 4: s s: s =
- 1853 : ssssssss - -. s.s.sS -. 49,, = =
$3.50 ~ rsvSsss - $780,, = - = - g
se~t 49, - hshnf, 49, - ei11yu1s4 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

sfvcstiss On Ia sv., frvn iiin 10 l1nh ~, each
81 : rear. !; INN 4 ..sl Siissis, s.s
49, e Ia.
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HctAl Nv Rf0 ~ yT 61tINl az 500 40 stkII Vb
rrs,s "a week. 800 as l s2ss ,s6sss ssess ssi
ne following table viii show how the banks 10
Aese -four cities have worked since January /,
1s5s:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

with Q plentiful supply and moderate demand The
market continues hat depressed and hs
been made 81 about previous The bulk OF the Offer
ngs brought from &C. 10 5ke but inferior grades
low ~ &c., ard extras high 6tsc 60 me
total receipts At all the yards for Tho woek and last
~ follows
wasAssecA Brsx~i~g's. CAassbrIaL OBrian
his week. s27 IS % ave
Last week, ia C8 liz I'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

The supply vas motr and the dcrAai fair at rar
previous prices me sales ranged IL from 81 50 70 -
20 So out the bak o. tho oarir ~ plsoet nom
" Sc SC sbcArcd. ha greater portion " The osrrFs
10 fair; but there iufsio- sb-sp sale
ard they shesref they look.i ~rschsd eeough
Primo fat sheep scsro- ant wast-f TIE tots.
esps a. all The ysrss Tor the week Ans last week were
~ follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-17

We take from the Chicago Herald OF the 18th
inst the following statement allowing the move.
ments Of produce -
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16
Platform OF the Democratic Party as
adopted in the National Convention,

RESOLVED, That We the Democracy of the
Union, IN Convention assembled, hereby declare
our atfrmance of the Resolutions unanimously
adopted aud declared as "a Platform of Principles
by the Democratic Convention at Cincinnati in
the year 1855. believing that Democratic princi.
pies are Interchangeable IN their nature, when ap-
pled 20 the same subject-matters
Res LIVED, That it is the duty Of the United
States to afford ample and complete protection to
all ITS citizens, whether at home or abroad. and
whether native or foreign born.
RESOLVED, That one Of the necessities of
the age, IN a military, commercial, and postal
point nt view, is speedy communication between
the Atlantic and Pacific States; and the Demo.
cratic party pledge such Constitutional Govern
ment aid as Will insure the construction of rail
road To the Pacific coast, at the earliest practical
period.
That the Democratic party are in favor of
the acquisition Of the Island of Cuba. ON such
terms as shall be honorable to ourselves and lust
oSpain.
RESOLVED, That the enactments of State
Legislatures to defeat the faithful execution of
g. Fugitive Slave Law are hostile in character.
subversve Of the Constitution, and revolutions
ny in their effect
RESOLVED, That it is in accordance with tie
Cincinnati platform, that during the existence VI
Territorial Governments, the measure Of restrc-
tiOn, whatever 1t may be, imposed bS the Fed.
eral Constitution on the power of the Territorial
Legislature, over the subject of the domestic re-.
lat0ns, as the same has been, or shall hereaft -r
be, finally determined by the Supreme Court If
the United States should be respected bv all GOOD
citizens, aud enforced with prumptness and fdel.
lty by every branch OF the General Governmer'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16
Democratic State Central Committee.

Alameda and Santa Cara-Samuel J. Clark.
AmadoT aud Calavaras-A. Haywood n G.
Butte and Plumas-J. W. MeCorkle, S. Shan
non.
Contra Costa and San Joaquin-B. s. Hines. p
&. ConnOr.
Colusa, Tehama and Shasta-Benj. ShurtleF.
Del Norte, Siskiyou and klamath George f.
Price.
FL Dorado--J. G. McCallum, A. II. St. Clair
Denver, Johi Conness, G. p. Jackson.
Fresno, Mariposa, Aerced aud Tulare-Charles
Began.
Humboldt and Trinity. T. RYAN.
Los Angeles and San Bernadno-M. Norton.
Marin, Mendocino and Sonoma- George l.
Wrattnn.
Monterey and Slnta Cruz-W F. White.
Napa, Solano and Yolo-Amos NJ. Currier.
Nevada--A. b. Diddle, John Caldwell
Placer-R. Z. Poland. II. Groding
Sacramento-A. Reddington, Mike Gray, W.
B, Hunt Larkin Lamb, ID. Ii. Whipley.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

State Of California, city and county OF San Fror..
co, Ss;-on ths 5lst day of July, A. D. 1856. batos
ed d. j. Dahee, known to me, who being dpv "ppear-
did depose and say, that the contents of worn,
herewith signedb by him are true Vi ue card
In witness whereof have hereuuto set rOvA
Allied my Official seal, the day and year frst ana
written. lL.sl VIM. g. JEWETT, Notary P,bneoVe S1oVe
SpermatOTrhOea.
Or local weaKness, nervous debility, low snir,,s -
situde. weakness of the limbs and back ind,.s las
and incapabilty for labor and study dullnes ~
rehension, loss of memory, aversion to societ ap-
of solitude, timdity, selfdistrust dizziness rove
involuntary discharges. pains in the side aa",she'
of the eye, pmpes the face, sexual or other
tiles in man are cured by the justly celebratod urn
clan and surgeon, L. J. Czapkay. His method pt"ysl-
ring diseases Is new, unknown to othersI ava Gu
the great success All consultations by letter or rence enc
erwse, free. VI OH
Address, l.. J. ozAPKAY, NJ D. San Francisco, Ca,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
For Sale in Sums to Suit Purchasers.
DONDs OF THE COUNTY OF vuR

r. drawing interest at the rate of TRN Per CENT
per annum PAYABLE semi annually at the Office Of the
Treasurer Of Yuba county; the principal payable on
July lst 1863 sinking fund is provided by law for
the redemption Of twenty thousand dollars of these
Bonds yearly. Anlegal questions involved in their
issue and payment have been closely contested before
the Supreme Court of this State and the able decision
rendered in their favor invests them with character
higher than any Bonds in the market
ALSO-BOnds Of the county Of solano drawing in
terest at the rate Of SEVEN Per CENT. per annum
payable semi-annually at the County Treasurers Of
nee OF soano county In other respects they are the
same as the Yuba county Bonds described above.
This presents rare opportunity for a safe invest
ment for nine years at high rate of interest as they
are oSered at discount, which the more desirable
as IS reasonable to suppose that the pFesert rates
cannot long be maintained
For further particulars enquire at the Office of the
san Francisco and Marysville Railroad Company, OF
to D. G. AAsKIN, Marysville, Cal.
send bin to this Office. dec17-tf