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BROOKLYN.

1ur NFw VoIrrTpEE EElirp CoMsIssToN.
The now Volunteer Eeiei Commission, ~
ccu,ly appointed by tho Board Of Supervisors,
have secured n room on the corner vt Romso
and Court streets whoru they will mcst ON
Monday, Tuesday, Thursliy and Friday vi
each week On "Wednesday ana Saturday Of
each week tho commission will mcct at ths old
school house, corii,r Of South 81 and 9th stJ., l..
ID.
BRooKLYN Chr MoRrALrrY.--Tho total
numbor ,t deaths last week was lOl, Of Which
~ were adults and 63 children. OF those %
woic under ono year Of age.
srAuusa ArrRAY "A disturbance occurred
in liquor It 70 corner of state atd Furman
siroeis, on Saturday night, in which several
Ior-ons participated. Burning the affray a man
named Glmartin, residing al No. - State
street was stabbed IN the left side, AMI serions
injured. Tho POI petrator is not known. NJ
hrrcst was made.
EXPLOSION or PluID LAMA little CIR
two ycaH of age, the daughter of Bornand'
RhCder, residing at 90 Atlantic street, was dan
gerou,ly burned on Saturday night, by he
clothes taking 6ie by the explosion Of lui,
lamp.
Sr. JoHS's CuuRCII.-St. Johns episcopal
church, on tho corner of Washington and War
rem stre,ts was roopcned yesterday for divine
service. The building had been undergoing
n pairs during thu whole summer, and present,
a completely modemiEed appearance. Tho in
Il rior is finely arranged, the space being ocono-
misrd 80 as to acc, mmolite several hundred
more than formerly The exterior has also
loen improved. TIE ares in front has been
neatly sOddod aud tha whole surrounded with
a substantial iron railway The cost OF the i'm
proven tntH il about tl2, 900.
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DOUGHEpTY-1n Brooklyn, on sunday morn
Ing, George W. Dougherty, youngest son OF George
and EhIsbeth Dorgherty, sged year, months
ard "a daya
The friends and acquaintancos N tue family are
respectfully invited W attend this funeral, this
thcrdsyl AnernGon- OFT. l4th, Al 3 O'Clock, from
sud Van Buren, Il, Brooklyn. 90
FROELlGH -- On sunday, 18th inst, solomon
Froehgh. in tie 4Ith year Of his age
Tbs relatives and friends Of the family are 70
epectfully invited N attend the funeral, on Tuee-
Jay morning, OCT. 18th, a O'Clock. from hts
notice. 90
JoHNsoN--In this city, OF ifh, My Am
Rsmseyer, wife Of Peter johnson, In the Sith year
! The relatives and friends Of the family are 70
rec,flly invited 10 attend the funeral, this
tMondayJ afternoon, 1ah inst at c'cock. fr,m
her late residence, in 9th II, let. Br rsiway and
Ith ave without further invitation. Her remsn No
will 10 taken " Greenwood Cemetery for interment
San Frsr cisco tCNll papers please coI7. %
EERRIGAN-Mary Kergsn, wife Of Murty Ktr-
rigan, native Of tie County L)ngford, Ire.aAd,
in the T0th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
n attend the funeral, this Monday afternoon, :,
tamshurRh ISL
SAsLIN-on Friday morning, oct. i'th, Jane,
-eloved wife 81 Thomas Mssun, aged ~ years,
The relatives and friends Of the family and those
Of her father, Robert Wiley, are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, OCT.
18th, at O'Clock, FROM tie residence OF her bus.
tAnd, II Clark son n, without further invitation
Funeral services will take place At 81. Johns ChA
r~l, Vsrick =. les
McGAIIAN-In brooklyn, Oct. i3th, May Jane
N Gahan. sged year, months and 10 days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
" attend the uneral, on Tuesday afternoon, l5.h
inst o'clock, frpm the residence Of her parents,
cor. Of Nassau a. Adams sts, Brooklyn. 90
TURNER On s,u day orning, oct. 18th after
n long ami severe illness, Sirah Jane, the beloved
wife Of John II. Turner, aged 81 yeirs, months
ani 20 days
Toe reistives and friends Of the family are rsspeo
hlly inyitst ~ attend the funeral, this tN'utAyl
AlsH lOuu, 4tn inst, ~ l o'clock, hum Tor lAle res,
denee, SO Hester 4. BGgIr papers please copy. %
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
IA Teeth extracted without pain, by new pro-
oess. Beautiful teeth inserted, 81 each; a sci on
silver, %, Mere shells Of teeth Allied with he
celebrated Bone Filling, without pain. AL opera.
tons skilhIlly performed, and warranted. By j.
JAY YII.LER6, 100 Grand a. near Elm st,
ocll s.i2z
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MARRUAaRU.


vALENTINB-LRIGH- On Oct. Ah, By IN /,
Rev. J. o. Rogers T. Frederick Valentine 70
Emma ,. Leigh. all Of this city. isi
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INSTRUCTION.

A LADY WILL RECEIVE TWO LITTLE
n children into her family N beard and instrua
in the elementary branches, al IS per month each.
They viii he kindly cared for, and their wardrobe
looked after. Address Mrs. N. L. WALTERS,
Greenpoint Post Once, L. /. ocl1 b'lOl
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT'R-OPFlCE
w East broadway, will sell on this day, At
Il O'Clock, the stock ami hNtlrei Of the grocery
AMI liquor -tOre as Wet 43d st. nen, 18th ave,
An. g'oceisA counters, beer pumps, ~ ing cart
and harness, &c, DC. OH 2s'lt5
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\NM. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER-wILL
w sell this duy, St2 O'Clock, nj 4ti Canal st. "A /
tLe pArlor, chamber, dining room Snd kitchen fur
nhure Sc, Of large hUse, 80 carpets, and all the
OIL cloths, sofas, china, glass DC. Good chance for
q miles and others. l29
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LIMITED STATES AGENCY
" For
NATIONAL LOAN

OrrIoE ~ RrrrnrN, Sos 4 Co L
N. ~ Exchange Place.
TREASURY NOTES Issued FOR THE Ma.
TlONAL LOAN, bearing Interest at the rate Of 81
~ az directed, and # tho various denominatIfS,
can now be hal at tis oil a, nnm diate,y upon de
p.at therefor in gold current funds. Ord,u
from the country, accompanied by chtcE, supplied
by ret mail
SIX FER Cent. TWO YEAR TREASURY
NOTES RECEIVED At PAR AND Interest
IN PAYMENT FOR THE ABOVE
ocS u'1i2 MORRIS KETCHUM.
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EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
Il sails on MrLdsy, oct. Ia, the faypr,te Packet
Ship CONSTELLATION, Capt. Mule iisr. Yor
passage, at reduced rates, apply On bOAri, Pier AZ
h. " 10 TAPSCOFr d CO., 50 Sjuth st.
l. ecL 2'.2O
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GENERAL BUsIyRss.
AMAZING PRICES.
SEw eoons FRoM

A hAzING PRICES.
SEw soops TRon
ESGLlNp AND FnAror.
srr,NEns FuLros AND NIAGARA.
Our r. !. OvINaroN has Just returued from
Europe, WI ere, acCount ~ tbs limited orders
nom this country, the manufA-tu' ers we're ready
~ soil NA
GHEAr sAoRtpioh
enabling We rihscriler. now - cfcr " their crs-
TONERS the best escorted stock II CnSA 20 he fund
Al Low Prura
Examine " Csc figures
Fren,h China Diping Plates the jozcn. ......Si ~
DO. do Fruit Baskets on foot. .......... 60
Do do. Turkey Dishes usuAl prics Sl5O. -
D.. do. Tea Plates, the Il, zcu........... 81
D. do. Tea S.tS "a pieces, 81 20 to-. -
d.. do up Tureeus, large. 20
lArge Cut GL1ss Goblet The do1en........... g.
Ivory b.l.uce handed Te. Kriyes. the dozen. , 10
silver plated CASTOR. c,i, iot,is- ''' 20
DO. Table sroons, the d,zcn...,.... ~
Do. Tea do the doSen........ l %
d.. Dessert r. 'ks, the dozen. ...... 2 IS
Do. Tea sets pieces ..............l4 20
Mantle Vases, heretofore ,,id for Sc and So
We now offer for................sI AID 90
TOMBSTONE China rc. Plates, lA'ge size, the
All purchases over A. delivered I, The E.sten
District New York, aud Jersey City.
Ori,ts by NAL inclcsing the cash, faithfully
executed
Nm ovrSaroS Brothers. prieut les residents
snce.
Ovt~aroS PRorurRs,
NuS. ass aud $40 Fulton st.
ocffllT Pr,pklyn.
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DRESS.

BARGAINssBLA.Cks *, Velvet B BONN Els
nets silk bonnets, child ea's hats and velvet tur-
bins, evening bonnets, theatre and opera bonnets,
80. l., BINN'B Millinery, 5sl Broadway, up stairs,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Oci2 2iac'l0T
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pONNETs CHEAP BARGANS-poN.

- ns. Of the latest styles also childrons hats Of
all shapes and styles milinsrs supplied with nib
bona hcwsrs, frames, %, a the lowest prices, al
Ms. n. BittfcB millinery, AIS Canal o. Strangers
win do well 70 cal b,aw and beaver hats cleaned.
Ohsapess plsos IN chs cig. "a tsac-lal
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A UC1loN NOTICE

A UCT1ON NOrlCE-LARGE SALE of
IN over Sih,u1U worth hous "a Ut firiturr, {. ~
day CNond.yJ - West 18th -, mar Gtn ave, e. IL
sst ng oi pitnOfortr, mirrors sbf,bri., rcckurL
,tm chairs, tables, Vs-c,, curtains, SHADES, tc,tuct
hssis, c.,tpctus, china, gas, cry,k4ry. knives,
sale at lON O'clock -
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SHIPPING, &c.

nIRLCT LINE OF STEAMERS TO GLAS-
- Cow.
Tie MOntreal Ocean steamship Co., will dspatsh
q e. usg IlhC'ut Lew It aInhhip 81. ANDREW,
Capt. III TTOS frm Quebec, On wednesday, oct
80 Tits steamer a. SUI e-IoT accommodations for
pa4eugtT-, ~ a carries AN eNportnCei surgeon
Rate ul passage h. q ,sgow, Including free uckei
h. Que o via Lake CoamIl / and M,Ltrtal OF
u ~ton ar 4 Portland, are Az follows Saloon Cain
$50; IitTunedGe, SIS; steeraRo, With cooked pro-
yisiol =, $50. Fnr p.sHaRe Apply n
sABEL q sEARLE % Roadway,
Tals line Of steamers " IN sa from New York ~
aagUW during tie winter months. o. b'I2l
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GROCERIES,.

get YOUR FLOUR FOR TIE WINTER
VI before the price goes up. Al the cheaIest flour
aore, you get -four at IA 1O 10 50 90. warranted
COED, aud sent free your house IN Lny part Of the
'ity, or on any wagon express route In I 2 vicinity
W. b. GILLETTE, 2O4 Prom st, near Fulton Fer
y. uc9 2iac'l26
NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR AT THE
l cheapest flour store, delivered free, IN New
York, Brooklyn, WiiliAm,burgh, Hoboken and
Jersey City. Terms cash delivery W. u.
GILLETTE, 204 trout street, neas Fulton Ferry.
oelO 94ac'i92
COO TUBS OF MACKEREL, 30 lbs,
DOo8l Bhad, do. ; 800 tubs large English
Dlout'r behring's, price 81 per tub Holland her
rings, 81 per keg $40 barrels Of terrngs, Laora.
dor. For sal, by NELSON WELLS a CO, 81
Dey st. ool9 3'll5
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TOT FOR E-THE HALF OF A
Il corner lot, 20 by 100, with q god slaughter
house and other buildings, belonging n two per-
sons, viii he sold cheap aSte owner IL bout
leaving 81 the whole can lie bought IL desired ;
title perfect. Inquire Of j. IL. SMITH, Fulton
Market col OF 9Th aud South rth cts, williams
lrlrgh ola 3'lOJ
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'TENEMENT HOUSES FOR SALE IN VAN
i B1unt r , brooklyn, ou easy termt, and at low
prices Investments in this property viii pay the
pui, hascr irtore,t NJ high rate Immediately, with
a prospect Of age increase IN value. Apply T. ". o.
KELLOGG, 90 II aver st. n Y. OLD GIL
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DARER wANTGD-A STOUT YOUNG
ID man g. work At tie taSing business. Oae "a I
il inclined to make himself generally useful, may
apply .9i Tenth ave after . oclosk. 10
DLACKSNITHS AND FlNiSHERS Wan
~ ed-To work On gun carriages; ". d " TX
men obtsin iots en ~ plicstio " FREOEk
lex, WOOD n Co, dyepprt, Conn. tatc
TONLINsON, WOOD &, COZ 81
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DRINTING MATERIALS by AUCTION

iNb W = . 'fN' .Nis'' ~ h'IllONr
tomorrow, Tue sdny, Oct. 18th, At 10 O'Clock p,
conner Warren ~ AID Railroad Avenue, Jersey
Cdy washingtou ard Smiths T. c,sal with Ink
err Gorden's Gilmat'. Yankee aud 3 rev Presses;
Type nom Pearl H. 2 u's; stands, 81 aseH stones,
80 SC. hahing go lots 32
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& & ]. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS-TH
= lay, at IL o'clock, NJ the auction rooms, North
Wi'Nm It shers sale lot of cloth and other caps,
Saving mschn'a LIT fancy gnO,l- hannels dry
gp,ds, DO. JOHN KgII.Y, Sheriff. -
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REAL ESTATE.

HOUSE FOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE
A brick house 9ON2s, 2 tory, aud high base.
ulent with rooms and liar; god close n, a. ga.
and oiten water In the house; lot, 2hNloO; for sIi
at East New York; price 3 ,2bO; terms $40 down,
and the balance in years. Apply 10 T. NlCuOL-
son, Builder, Fast New York. OLE 6'lO3
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ITO LIQUOR DEALERS AND FAMILIES
i lave ost,bIahod q disuuery Of mat wLis-
KY, ~ IN los gal; brandy and rum, ~ 10 ~ cts:
gin, 70 N 90 cts; French spirits, 4OC. All run
thorough the smsl still still Of great phi ity. Rcti
fl 4 spirits 90 ITS TlIOS A. DHYYR, cor. North
10th and First sts, wiiliansburgh ocll giAc'iO6
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SHIRT HANDS wANTED-1.OOO HANDS
- wanted Immediately TO mste strioet shirt' and
overalls, at HANFu RID RRoWNIEG's, noe nr..i
way. ocSrlS
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BELOW.
wo brigs-n names nat known.
BAu.KD.

Od lith-SAips Zurich, foT MAyIs; asn - COfApS
Anlwsrp. CSlumbo, Nal sillGs la u =. bsEt fol
IAvre, Orphan. Dunkirh W ID Dean 0alwsy,--
-rigs Al nA welliB gton AontsVidsc, Lord OlaFsn-
don, Queenstown hsllis. Jamaica favorila. Ore
Goa = echrs Joseph QIies Port au Prince Myrosaus
LSghorn EnehAhtreaa. Mslta. .a-
l9lA,-1lsAmaAips Rjinburg, for liverpool; FNL
ton, Southampton and HAvres u tranEporA n ~
,unboats Ottawa ard UnAdiDA Ships Rssslatas
iAvsspooh MArsl Acid HAvre, In pTs da olies-
Ton DO q. can Monarch, Uvsrpool -bAxhe Ne
umbagA Bsyonne; LAEnpliEhier DernAEsl4 W =
1.ai' foodon, Pa, thence, Mausl "a, " q RAs.sN.
sOIdSauI Comps omils, QSesss, -tiisa tnf sssAd'
snee, CAlthsgenA, .. fT.t. III. h..
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DAwNBROKER : SALE-JOlIN MORTl-
l MER 40 cell At ~ Ei-i Broadway this day a
ar, collect n Of mems AVID " omeus wearing ap-
I9r 4 wei worthy thea ate ton ui Il aors. r. com
men rn At 10 o'.lp.k. y. a WOOD, 400 Grn,l Il,
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TO LET.

A PARTBIENTS TO LET-CHEAP AP-
II Arments n let In 81 James st. Inquir ON
she premises; also lly West 24th 1t, Asp % Green
81, and 40 Mott st. Rant according " tue times.
Oh l2'lU9
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WATCH SToPPED-SUPPOSE TO BE
w stolen, q "a Watch which the owner
have by proving property and paying expenses
Apply " g. j. LEVY, 400 Brooms q. OLE sS'lOt
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I CUSHING, AUCTlONEER-wILL Sell
~ 81 - day, Al 10y O'Clock A. NJ, AT No. - Tenth
ave, the =, oh aud hStureH OF blaoksinith aud
WteclWt' glrs shoN, Arv,ls, bellows, vices, crAl,
sc, wa, on ant wheels also the frame
building on the pr mses, 2jN;-O ieet. PALE y 's'ive.
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AND COLLECT YOUR CLAIMS

SECURE AND COLLECT YOUR CLAIMS
- Merchants and business men can realize imms-
distey upon their notes. accounts and demands, a.
we advance cash to two a. lrds tbeir value.
Builders and mechanics secure their liens and
cash In advance.
Law business promptly attended e..
q. Il llOl ST., CpunseufM Law, 10 wal It, ~
7. Advice always free sci t-iYi
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CRwING MACHINE-HANDS HAVING
- machines wanted n make shirts aud drawers
deposit required.
ocl4 6'i22 - Barclay 81, up Stare.
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EOR LIVERPOOL - DREADNOUGHr
i Line-Ths splendid Ghpper-ship ESCORT,
Capt. Whitman, viii positively. sail sd October,
The ships Of the line are noted for y Dir extIaor
binary spesd For passage, lowest raes, apply on
b,Grd Pier ., North River, or TO p. N. DKMAREsT
40 south At osl2 S'll6
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All pAst ~ Uti GE-bEIb lNdhAHAh
u ~ sell Ia their auction rooms, 20 New Howsry,
4 q .nts men, wum' aud c'ill ems olahing N all
kinds slAsls, msutllls, quilts sheets, hlAn sets,
ledninR, watches and ew elry, s., 10y order ). ID.
WILLIS, ~ r., scvclt
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
A PROCLAMATION.
BY rus PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED sr.ras o, AN,

BY rHE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STAIRS OF AMERICA.
WHEREAS. A joint committee Of both House.
OF Congress has waited on the President Of
the United States. and requested him To re-
commend day ofpublic humiliation. PRAYER.
and lasting, to be observed by the people of
me United otates with religious solemnities.
n' me Offering of fervent applications TO
Almighty God for the safety and welfare Of
these states, His blessings on their arms, and
speedy restoration of peace.
And. whereas, 1t is ut and becoming in all
people at all times to acknow edge aud revere
the Supreme Government of God to how in
humble submission to his chastisements. 10
confess and deplore their sins and transgres-
sions in the full conviction that the fear of
the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. and to
pray with all fervency and contrition for the
pardon of all their past offenses, and for a
blessing upon their present and prospective
action
And whereas, When our beloved country,
once. by the blessing Of God. united prosper
Gus and happy, is now afflicted with faction
and civil war, it is peculiarly fit for US to
recognize the hand of God in this visitation,
ana IN sorrowful remem brance of our own
faults and crimes as nation and as individu-
al9, TO humble ourselves before Him. and 10
l.''y A'l0 -'ttiNl -tp pray LuNJ We NAV De
spared further punishment, though Justly de-
served, that our arms may be blessed and
made ettectual for the re-estaL Llishment of
law, order and peace throughout our country.
and that the inestimable boon of civil and re-
i'glous liberty, earned under His guidance
and blessings BY the labors and sufFerings of
our fathers, may be restored in oil its original
excellence
Therefore, I. Abraham Lincoln, President
or or the United States, do appoint the last
Thursday IN September next, as a day of Hu-
initiation, Prayer and Fasting for al the peo
pie OF the Nation. and | do earnestly recon-
mend to all the people. and especially to all
Ministers and Teachers of religion OF all de-
nominations. and 10 all heads of families-to
observe and keep that day according to their
several creeds and modes Of worship. in all
humility, and with oil religious solenlnity 10
the end that the united prayer of the Nation
may ascend t" the Throne Of Grace and bring
down plentiful blessings uron our own coun-
try.
In testimony whereof, | have hereuuto set
my hand and caused the great seal of the
United States To be al xed this 18th day of
August, \. d. 1861, and of the Independence
OF the United States of America the eighty
sixth. by the President
AnEAHAM LINCOLN
WM. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
VILE, CAL TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER "a. 1861.

i've companies for all ofIic.r, as high as Captain
and acances above Captain shall be filled BY
the votes of the commissioned officers of the
regiment, and all officers so elected shall be com
mlssioned by the respective Governors of the
States, or by the President of the United States
Section l l. And be it further enacted That all
letters written by soldiers IN the service Of the
United States may be transmitted through the
mails without prepayment of postage, under
may prescribe, the postage thereon to be paid by
the recipients.
Section II. And be it further enacted, That
the Secretary Of War be and he is hereby author
lied and directed to introduce among the volun
teer force in the service of the United States the
system of allotment tickets now used in the navy
or some equvalet system, by which the family
Of the volunteer may such portions of his pay as
he may request.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
NOTE FOUND.

A NOTE for $iO0 was found in this CITY August
n 29th his dated Nevada, May l4th, 1851, drawn
in favor OF d. Kraft, and by him endorsed over TO
John German. The owner can have the note by iden-
tfying himself al this oce, snd paying for this
vertisement au3f-lw
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
5otels md 8estaurants.
HOTEL DU NORD & RESTAURANT
TO THE PUBLIC.

IF you want to be comfortable and at home-Go to
4 the Hotel du Nord.
Do you wish good breakfast, Dinner or Sup
per in style which not supposedly Go to the
Hotel Du Nord.
Do you wish good bed In and fine ventilated
where neatness and cleanness be found from
the first to the fourth storyp The Hotel Du Nord is
the place.
Do you wish any family and reception roomsG-
The Hotel Du Nordl
The culinary is conducted in a remarkable style
known to be the best the Pacific Coast. Tho pro-
pretor of the Hotel and Restaurant Du Nord will spare
no trouble to suit every taste.
There is Il fine cool, private dining room in the
House.
Liquors and Cigars, first choice. Billiards free.
The proprietor begs to inform his friends and the
travelling public that they will find in the Hotel Du
Nord every thing announced and not to be surpas
ed by any other hotel in the cty-polte walters and
prompt attendance.
Carriages for all parts of the city and stages tor
all parts of this State.
sa~ English, French, German, Spanish and Italian
spoken.
saS- Open day and night J. sAJ0Us,
sepI my Sole Proprietor, Marysvlle Cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:

PER YEAR. ( by ma0) )....NVEDOLLARS.
Sis Months .... SO 40 Three Months .s2 90
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
ErOdcrick Monument.

The Committee to whom was intrusted the
custody nf the funds contributed towards the
erection of a Monument suitable to the memory
of the late Hon. d. c. Broderick. with power to
erect the same, in presenting the following state
ment of their trust, would beg leave to direct
public attention to the present necessity of immc-
date action on the part of those desirous Of aiding
such object The Committee have had the trust
IN hands nearly two years, and it has not been
from any lack of excrton on their part that the
same has not been completed at this date The
amount of funds contributed did not admit Of ac
ton, as they were unwilling to commence ma
tional work without full know ledge Of the limit
of the expense, having the experience which has
attended the Washington Monument in view. The
amount of cash on hand deposte' with the San
Francisco Savings and Loan Society is s., 1868 ga ;
Of which sum $5.4lS 70 was contributed, and
S845 0 interest earned by the same, as per fol-
lowing.