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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-05
TIE STATE TICKET.

To me Editor Of The ". y. Tribune.
Sin; do not often find fault with TIE TRIBUNE
my city paper, but must indulge little in that
luxury now. do not question its right after VEN
tatnQ the exposure Of lobby pundering by the pub
hcation Of the opening offer of Mr. Williams IN tue
great libel case in Oswego County, and calling atten-
ton to il in its article entitled "New-fork Legsla-
ton and the Plundering Lobby" to keep standing
on it's editorial page the names OF It's candidates LOT
State Officers, and among them member OF what
It calls tho Plundering Lobby that is no business
Of mine. II TIE TRIBUSE can afford such exhibit
ton, cam but have a right to complain OF the
false and deceptive caption used to designate It's can
didates The Peoples Union War Nomination" I'M
plying hat is not true, and calculated to repel Dem
ocratic support from the Peoples Ticket oil the
10th September, if believed
Mr.. Bruces claims 10 a nomination in =" the Peo-
PIES" Convention were promptly disposed Of by a
reference to the laws of 1860, chapter 5ll showing
him one of the corPorators appontees, or Licensees
or whatever it is proper to call those who were u
build your City Railroads.
Mr.. Robinson was nominated on account OF hli
opposition TO the schemes you denounce as so cor
rupt and the Convention had tie sagacity TO resis
the pressure not feeble ard the opportunities notfew
Of putting ON the same ticket member Of the lobby
who profted by the scheme, even if he exercised NJ
improper influence upon the Legislature to secure
It's success.
II The TRIBUNE will put up the candidates OF " thu
Peoples Convention" many Of its readers will b.
pleased; but don't call even that ticket by decep
i've name 1.-THE Peoples ticket is exactly wha
it lie, and truly indicates its origin. B.
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Blondin's performances was In progress. Twenty
thousand persons were present.
The Royal Princess Theater, London, was an
nounced to open on the 23d ult with John Brough-
ans comedy, "Playing with Fire." the author and
Mr.. George Jordan in the cast.
Mr.. Martin Farquhar Upper was recently
thrown violently from his carriage, and sustained
fracture Of one rib.
The Prince Imperial, distinguished cub, has
taken his first bath in the sea- accompanied by the
Empress The water was found to be salty.
"A. Joy, who has the care of the town farm in
Deerfeld, Mass., has turkey that commenced lay
ing on the 18th of April, and has since laid l6i eggs
The Right Hon. Earl Fortescue died recently at
Exeter in the 18th year of his age
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rErrke,.-Repartea BIZ Telkgranh.

ALBANY, Oct. T. .. m.-FLoUR IN good demand WHH.,,,
good demand sales confined TO lots at full Red st,
81 1851 20 for about 500 bush and higher figures ~
1000 bush: very choice Red Michigan; 81 IS a 81 3s ~
White Michigan RYE roc. BARLEY In fair supply Csc a.
winter state roc. for fonrrowed Spring. sale. 1O hn.n
Houses Point ahoat at 68c and 100 buh Toronto 49,,
on private terms No Corn Offering sales 600 bush Wess
mixed not prime at SIC. Bulk receipts going into stor ~
owners account Oars not firm 32lc afoat and In "a, -
MmIsET-Sales 100 bbs at 2G2lc. RkcEIPrs-By Ce,si
hairosd FOR NewYoTk 10 046 bbl Flour O bsss Wh.ss
ooi obls Apples 53s tubs Butter 05 brs Cheese
by tows TO NewYork OcL g. 40 bnsh Corn 81 aoo H.
NRes', 2ocObush. Oats, 1900 bush. Barley. 80
OswsGo Oct. 4-P. N-FLoUR unchauSsd wsr.r s,o
sn u s'eS change sale, Of 30 600 bush No. Chi
~ 10. 46S Sa.s w. 500 do 81 OS 400 bush Red State
!, ~ SS Sp h Winter Red Indiana Conn scarce
SAFE. o. tiU push Illinois e to arrive BaRIEr quiet
.ae sst evening OF S9Ob -h Canadian At Soc RYE n i'm
tREIGHTs Unchanged Flour 42c. Wheat I5c Corn 10 ..
New-York LAKE lsP0RTs-l6, 800 bnh Corn as oco 70
1900 bush. Rye, 1900 bush. Peas, CASAL ErposTs@asy
bills Flour CO 900 bush Wheat IS bush Com a.
Barley, T. 100 bush. Rye. N'
BUFFALo. Oct 4-noon.-FLouR steady ard demand r,od
WHFAr held very frm market quiet; ,alss Of IN NO
bush. Chicago Spring at 95c. 10000 bush Do al &C. oc
bush Milwaukee Cub at ST. 5400 bush choice Red Iyntsy
Of 81 TO- Corr Is firm and held at i0c sales Of a. bsb
39d3lc CANAL FRRIGnrs lower Ice. on Corn ia On
Wheat. to New.York. lAPoRTs-2oOOO bbis. Foar 5000
bush. Wheat 5000 bush. Corn CANAL ExPoRrs-l24@o
bush. Wheat, l8l 900 BUSH Conn., 600 bush. Rye
philadelphia, Oct 4.-fLJUR steady at So Is. WBPtY
firm sales coo bush Red st 81 24aSf 30i White eI $50
81 10. Com firm at SIC. WnIsKY firm at 81 ale.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK........'
Cleared.

s,eamships-City Of NewYork Petrie, Liverpool j. O.
Dale; Sat5nia Ehlers Hamburg, -.
ships-CulHys,or, Russell Liverpool Williams G9ioni
B. ID. Mc.crlC Pcarson. Hsvre. netcaf Duncan Ellen
Antiu Gsrriek Liverpool Spodord Tileson Co Realm,
Nicho. Antwerp. ". r. Schmidt; Scandinavian (Norwb
GUIDE Rotterdam, Holnboe Co.
BArks-H. Trowbddge Douize Barbados, H.; IrowbrSse
Sons: Charles Brewer, Pierce. OpoIto, X, W. IIdndyi
Percy Doukin Cork Jackson Neil; ATLANTA tbFem
Horttman, Breineu Hennluss Gosingi Abde kadeI Il
dridge DunLrk, II. F. hickman Co.. Bounding BLOW,
Mayo. Msrseles. J. w. ElweN Co. - -
BiEs-Sntan sutton Chicago C. B. Dlbb,e Co. Charles
(}rD Smith, HALIFAX, A. Snithers Co. =.
Schoouers-Danel Hoover. Baltimore j. W. hchse Ned
Mckee Cetta T. s. Powels; Enchantress, Lynch, Malta
schmidt Woodbury. Transit Dsyis. Fie&mp' = EgsI
Co: Aria Dancon Haskell Beverly Brett, Son 70.
Reindeer Hallock Fo-t Pickeus, II. UndeTwood Cefeto
Crowe.l TansSons, b. +. Sms kossuih les Ne"oaIyi'h
-; Volta. Brooks Philadelphia, J. Mckee , = -.
Sloops-E Ii. Jones, Christie Newhsyen, IL y ia zeti
Thomas Hull Hall Providence, mssteri Jane Mara "So
Norwich, IL. s. Racket.
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STATE pOLITIC S-CORRECTIOM.
To tks Editor Of The ". y. Tribune

To hs Editor Of Tie ~ y. Tribune.
SIR: We "the People" are under 80 much obi
CATION to the Press Of the City and Country for the
aid it rendered in getting up the great convocaton OF
ourselves at Syracuse the 10th, that we viii de-
mand but few favors hereafter. We send small
request now. We hope, and are almost sure you can
escape what seems an Inconsistency, by alleging
ignorance Of one Of the facts limited at The matter
of name may seem unimportant If you mean by
Union only I" that the people have formed union
among themselves" all well; but it nny be infer
red from the use you make of the word that some
people united with an old party organization. Such
an idea repels Democrats. The running of Bruce
by the Republican journals is doing good now; but
Jokes are sometimes carried too far-ior the joker,
we mean.
THE PEOPLE,
BY A. BAscoN, their Attorney.
SeHfsg Falls Sept II, 1861.
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MILITARY AND NAVAL INTELLlGENNSGb.
The death of Commissary- General George Glosoh
has led 10 the promotion of Mai. A. Ii. Eaton, the
Commissary of Subsistence in this city, VINO IS now
Assistant Commissary General with the rank OF Lieu
tenant-C oonel aud will, most probably, ere long,
leave New-Yofk for Washington, where the ASSIST
ant Commissaty- General Is always located. Col
Eaten has been in the service upward OF thlrty-hVe
years having been first commissioned Breyet second
Lieutenant In the ilh Infantry in July, 1870. lie
was breyeted in February, 1871, for gallant and
meritorious conduct 10 the Mexican war; For some
wears past be has been the Chief of the Commlssary
Department in New-fork, and OF late has had an
immense amount Of bupess to attend to, az most oil
the army suDplies are published here by contract.
Delachmsnts Of recrcits enlisted in Rochester and
Buffalo arrived here yesterday, and were Immediate
w transferred 10 Governors Island and assigned 10
the new battalion now ia OF formation there
The men attached to this battalion are drilled three
times day, in order that they may be sooner ready
for active service. "a. =,
The purchased steamer Florida, having been fitted
out and received her armament and stores, WIZ De
formally put in commission to-day. Inc following
is an authentic list of her cftceFs:
Commander j. /. Gods6orough; Lieutenant aud EIecl-
live officer u. w. Scott Acting Masters, stonei b; b.
Esvor and n w Bach; Acting Assistant PaymaseT L. >
HNIsop Acting Assistant Surgeon j. c. Cohen fir Asst
ant Engineer j. g. Smith; Second Assistant j. A. sihansr
Third Assistants G. Bennet, g. Macon end o. q. sntn
Masters Mates G. Baker, w. X. Mix j. De hRy A. n
Owens and r. O. Richards
The Florida will take guard of marines.
The.old frigate Brandywine t5O), having received
all Necessary outward repairs, was Heated out OF the
dock yesterday, and hauled alongside OF the San
tiago de Cuba
The Mercury and o. VI. Petit, having been put in
commission, were hauled out of the Navy Yard, and
are now anchored at the buoy and having the hnish-
ing touch put on them, preparatory to joining the
Chesapeake hotilla.
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LATE FROM THE AFRICAN COAST.
OUR SQUADRON HURRYING HOME.

OUR SQUADRON HURRYING HOME.
BY our letters from ST. Paul de Loanda, brought
by the United States steamer Constellation, we
learn that the Governor-GeDeral of Angola vOlun-
tsrily made an offer in July last to supply the
steamer Mohican with any money she might require.
Commander Gordon made due Acknowledgements
for this courtesy coming as it did at time when the
news Of the political and financial difficulties Of our
Government had been received in Africa, and
when money at very high rates alone could be got
Losnda from merchants, and even from them with
ificulty, and evinciDg the Governors friendly in
derest in our squadron and sympathy with our
ftae Iblet.
The Sumter and the MyGtic sailed en- the 10th,
the former for New-York and the latter for Phila-
delphia, beth TO touch at Monrovia.
The Saratoga arrived cut Aug 8, and was TO go
from Loando TO Fernando Pc, where Commander
Taylor was to transfer the command TO Capt Gendy,
and then take passage home In the San Jacinto.
Capt John s. Nicholas has returned home, by the
advice of a medical survey. The command of the
flag ship thus made vacant was given to Capt. 7. A.
DoreN. Charles Wilkes was ordered 10 the COM
mand Of the San Jacinto. TIC aid in carrying out
the Navy Departments orders 60. the return of our
war vessels, Commander Inmsn or the 10th sent the
Saratoga and San Jacnto TO meetC6pts Glendv and
Wilkes II Fernando Po
The Relief was to 9ail for NeW-Yark on the'i9.b
with he inEslds from tie Saratoga and some prison
ere taken as sayers, and che witnesses akainst then.
Atsyad Of IaerfeaS psssHs lag haze Entered he Port Of
S Io ha:na l,2s JaS 1851 @ Jdg lAsl:
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TO ARRIVE.
Tsns,enrcrz Arrived

In steamship NortReya Light, from AspiapaR-Mrs. C.
Addis Mrs r. b. Freeman aud child, Mrs 4. ~ Adams Co.
Swords o. s. A., and wife Lieut. " Mecbler U. s. A. and
wife Capt }. O. Park u $ A., Lieut. o. H. Moore u sA,
and wife Lieut. Col Geo. Foster R. A., H. A. Lyons,
H.rris J. ~ King J. " Workman. 2. @. Peltz " s. ~,
T. Talbot U. S. n. r NJ. Dukhsrs. y. ~ r. H. Wharton,
Cronin IT, s. N A D. Camp ell u. s. NJ. d. V Rutherford,
wife end chld A. w Ross sud wife feury Schmidt Mrs A.
NJ Prescott A. Miles and wife. A @ Lewis, Mrs N. VI Case
and two children Mrs. L. g. Buchanan, T. H. Boant, o. ~
Herne F. A. Luce ID. X. Garter. NJ Jacobs Dr. Hine. and
wife, John Xsntus. A Robinson L. sarns j. H. bo''"ik
and wife.
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owes 7bedticks 7powticks, quilts. 20 shirts, Psir
drawers 10 pair socks 10 handkerchief rs lbs. fruit lint NC
Iobn Jewett Sons2i bed ticks unknown, parcel tracks
iIaon Defeu.e Commtee4s3 flannel shs Locust Valley
g shirts flannel shirts pair draa AZ HANDKERCHIEF ~
sbirts piow.cases pair socks sheets. Mrs; skset
Vewburg-l0 shirts p. cases, towels pair SOCKS mt
~ . pbainsI nor hooks Mrs Roosevelt42 shirts. st.
Pc,, Church Wcstchester5O shirts, u flannel dGwers
nobeTs OF School OF Design5 Shirts pair dr1we Have
~ md Iut Oneida Mad Conn any-l blanket, Pill
ss quilts 81 towels "a shirts, drawers; p cases,
Srs wrapper pncushions dried herbs and ruit bot
Ties "''e' p VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D., President
w II. DRAPER, MD, Committee
Mrs q. L. SCHUYLER, on
s Mrs R. S ~ IBiL&TCHFoRD, Supplies
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Commemorative sale Of the Restaurant at No
10 Broad street, by Chambers & FsirchilJ, auction
eers will take place this morning at q O'clock In
stead Of Thursday, Oct. 10.
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FELL DEAD IN THE STREEr.-An unknown
fell dead ths Sidewalk in font of No 1853 Living
Eon street yesterday afseDoon about hall past o'cocb Tn
deceased appeared 70 be about GO years Of age She had
brown dress light Quaker shawl and brown hood Tie body
was taken TO the i Identification. Inquiry be
nsde Of Coroner Horton,
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dts'Taef Of aeTfeoR pssd Ag haze EsEeraI ne Port OF
- ". Hdsno from Jan l. 1857 10 JatyI, lASl:
Where Found 1857, ISsss. 1S59 1890 1861 ,
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RELIGION AND THE Waffle Rev. Hugh Smith
Carpenter will repeat his Fast Day discourse tie
relations of religion to the War, in the Westminster
Presby terrain Church, tomorrow evening
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-GkSER,L TERs-Ocr. +-Bsfore
Justices CLERKE lNGRAHAN. and LEONARD.
II Il q 4 n
THE PEOPLE,
BY A. BAscoN, their Attorney.

SUPREME COuRT-GESERL TERs-ocT. +-Bsfore
Justices CLKRKE, lNGRsHAN. and LEONARD.
DECIsIoSs.
Jacob Mussina ct al. agt Charles Sullivan; Barnes
ct al. agt WIeIt-ordeu appealed from affirmed with
costs
goppenhusen Young ct n ss ~ Y aud Liverpool u. 81 NJ
Steamship Co. Cooper sgt The Sane; Grant sst kissam
nslam sgt. Wilson, Turner at. The Bank OF Fox Lake
Tyler Receiver sgt. Willis Jones ag Under~o ell al ;
Tobias Rgt. Cobn Ct slJudgments affirmed with costs
The People rel, Habrouck ag Tho Board OF Super.
yisor-Otdcr appealed from all med with $40 costs
VIM Is. Full agt David Il. Melis Ct al.-Order denying
moion reversed and order dismissing motion made With
out costs
John NJ Gilbert ast A. b. Eliou-Judgment reversed and
% q sent back - aus@er, clsts TO abide event
Van Bmnt a a.t CofNew Trial ordered. costs 10 abide
event.
Wills azt. Laese ct a.-Qrder affirmed.
Union Bank MottAppea dismissed In ono case 10 the
other order affirmed with costs
Tavor et al AIT Roo. ct he question OF costs
served un the coming OF the report when the plaintiff Il
entitled TO lst. h,y move the Special Tenn the eior.
Iyckm.n sgt. Coleman ALOfder siirmed. with costs
fo tho mention Ell ia IA opinion Special Term
PErht Warren al Order Teyered Sale yacaed aud
dieh-ged without prejudice to motion II paa!iii to get
aside the undertaking
Eyre ast Hgb,e ct or-Judgment reversed. aud trial
ordered al Special Term. OTeee Of reference discharged
Barnes sg The Provisional Insurance Company re-
yersod.
Hsvemeyer ct al agt. Cunningham ct el-Judgmsnt for
plaintiff the verdict 10 the smcnnt stated
Washburn sgt. FRnkiin-The Judge erred In ruling.
trial ordered costs TO abide event Opinion by lnsra
ham, j.. Leonard, j., concurri"g
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NrGfaTrup ITNANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rses.6CO Sets...........5:a7 Moon--Seta 0:oS
HIGH THIS DAY. .
Ssndy Hook. 925 Gov. Island. 9:l5 Hell 0a!e''''lo"
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Dfsasters, DC.

Carr CRowRLL of the steamship Chesapeake, sher
this morning from Portland, reports that lh. % .ehesnsl
passing through HeGse, he passed the ops; psnTiy,
Nm H. Mitchell from Lspraux with ,part nno.o
Cove She lies on her beam epds, and Is fun Of "s"
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SUPERIOR COuRr-SPEcIAL TERN-ocr. 4.-Befor
Justice HOFFMAN,.


DECISIONS.
Wm Lobach &c., agt. The Goodhue Fire insur-
Compn i.-Case exceptions &c, settled aud papers
left v lib Special Term Clerk. ,u
Marshall p. Wilder agt. Wm. q. Lane, &c.-Tho
eognS for the defendants preparing cle and excepton
must IL ush copy Of the minutes Of tidal sm the s'eno
& spher.
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AsPISwALL-ARRIvALs GSD DEfAHruRss- sI coSI The
steamship Key Stone stcte from So Thomas, v ed ttb.
u. s. soop Macedonian FOR Porto Bell0 !oi "s''''
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
Democratic State Central Committee.

Alameda and Santa Clara-Samuel J. Clark.
Lewis. '000' "'
Butte and Plumas-J. W. MeCorkle. t. Shan
non. - oman
Contra Costa and San Joaquin-B. s. Hines. p.
l.. Connor.
Colusa, Tehama and Shasta-Beni. Shurtlef.
p Del Norte, Siskiyou and Klamath-George F.
Price. ~
- FL Dorado. G. MeCallum, A. II. st. Clair
Denver, Johh Conness, c. 2. jackson.
q, Fresno, Mariposa, Merced and Tulare-Charles
Began. 'SS
HUMBOLDT and Trinity. T. RYAN.
Los Angeles and San Bernadno-M Norton.
Marin, Nendocino and Sonoma-G George L,
Wrattnn. 10
Monterey and Santa Cruz-W. F. White.
Napa, Soano and Yolo-Amos NJ Currier.
Nevada A. B. Diddle John Caldwell
! FAcer-R g. p ' = Cr,'i~0
Sacramento-A. Reddington. Mike Grav ",
Hunt Larkin Lamb, d. H. Whipley.
San Francisco--D. ID. Cotton, D. r. Hoge John
Middleton, Leonidas Haskell, IL. b. Truett, r. C.
Page, j. Mo roe.
San Mateo james Dennison.
San Luis o Iispo and Santa BarbaIa-F. j. Ma.
gure.
Sierra-Michae Walsh.
Sutter-P. w. Keyser.
Tuolumne and Stanislaus-I. n Quinn. A
Schell.
Yuba-- T. B. Beardan, c. {. DeLong.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
" MORNING. FEBRUARY 1, 1861
Sperial 1otires.
MRS. WINSLOW.

Mrs. y. a. Allen's Zy IobaIaa r"m, or
WoILD's HAIR DRESSING is essential to us with
the Restorer, and often times in young persons will
stop the Hair from falling. 1t the best dressing fol
the Hair known, rendering 1t soft silky and glossy
dsposing it to cnrl, and remain In any desired posi-
ton. Read the advertisement. No other pre- paration
has such an array of convincing testimony. del 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned viii
IN apply at the next session of the Board OF Super
visors in and for Yuba County, for renewal of The
license to keep Toll Bridge across the North Yuba
River atis junction with Cherokee Greek.
Woodyille Bridge, Dec. 2s, 1860
dec29-5w GEORGE WOOD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
BATHS! BATHS !
C. II. ANDERSEN, Proprietor.

PRICES REDUCED Warm, Cold and Shower
Baths, 20 cents per bath week days. Corner of ID
and Front streets. Ladies entrance Front street.
Gents on d street no21
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
MARYSVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
L street, between 9TH and StEl.

TEACHERS
MRS. E. G. POSTON. PrincipaI.
MISS MARY f. JEWETT. Assistant
MR.. N. BROOKS. ...... ....... Teacher of Drawing
TINE Fourth Scholastic Year of this Institution will
Il commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 9th, 1S60-
The year is divided into two Terms, of twenty two
weeks each, with short vacation at Christmas, and
a longer one during the summer months.
TERMS PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS
Higher English Branches es.................. IS On
Primary ........ e. ....... ................ 90
Languages each .......... ..... ......... 90
Board Including Washing) -. .............. 30 90
Music Piano Guitar Melodan . .........10 90
Drawing Painting, Water Colors. -. ........ 90
Painting in Oil Colors .................. S 90
Lessons in Wax Work. Leather Work, Embroid-
cry, each. h................ ............ OO
N. B-Board and Tuition payable every month in
advance. No deduction made for abse ce, except in
of protracted sickness. Each boarder is requir
ed to be furnished with bedding. towels and napkins,
silver spoon and fork jy2s
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
HolIowny,s Pills and o,n,memt.-

HOlloway's Pills aud Ointment.-
Pleursy.-Do you wish to curtan your medical ex.
pen es and retain sound healthS Use these medicines
they are adapted to every disease-for all inflam-
matory affections of the chest, as peurIsy, asthma
bronchitis, coughs, colds, &c. The sanatlve pr per-
ties Of the Ointment have never been questioned by
all who have used 1.-THE Pills materially expediat,
the operation Of the Ointment Sold by all Druggists
at 25c, 6Zc., and 81 per box or pot. iasl
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
Notice.

- G. WILLIAMS, having bought out the entire
De stock OF Books and Stationery belonging hereto
fore to viii ANS Parkhursl will continue TO do bust
ness at then old stand, No. SO D street.
Marysv-le, Dec. 2eth, 1850.
aecs1 q G. WILLIAA5.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
AT BENICIA.

THNHE next session of this School will open on the
Il 18th JANUARY, and continue till the 5th of
JUNE. Pupils are requested to be in attendance
promptly, possible. at the OPENING OF THE SESSION
For full particulars in regard TO advantages, terms,
&c. address the undersigned for a circular
jall1m CD. FLATT, Principal
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
MARBLI-
Premium Marble Works.

p. J. DEvINE sc BRO,
X street. betsOeeH Sisth. and Seceath streets,
Sacramento, C0t
GSOULPTURE Rusts, Statues, Monuments, TomoS
- and Grave stones Mantle Pieces, table ana coun-
ter tops Ec &C. constantly hand, or made TO orde'
At the shortest NOTICE.
C1riers from the country promptly attended to-
NR-P j. D. Bro. have received Diplomas and
dMedais at the several State Fairs from We
Aanics' Institute. ID""
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
THE CELEBRATED
MAGNETIC OIL,
The Greatest Linimentin useI

A CERTAIN cure for Rheumatism, soreness and
IA swelling of the breast, pain and weakness in the
back and Joints, sprains, bruises, cramps, numbness
frozen limbs, bites OF insects, goitre swelled neck
paralysis loss of power in the limbs burns inaama
ons, tumors, wounds swellings, salt rheum, So &c.
And effectually and speedily most of the dis
OF Horses, hstua and poll evil in the begin
ming; Also sweeny, bi head, SPAWN, spnt, bruises,
ais strains, scratches, wound swellings. So. &C.
sB- Manufactured only at the Drug Store Of :. T.
WATTS, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 90 and % Fisst
street, MarysVille, Cal. jan16-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

OWING to there not being sufficient number Of
" III ,kets Sold my Holiday Gift Concerts pOs;pon-
sd to February 6th, at which time 1t win come of with
out fail.
Il. A. WILLIAMS is my only authorized agent to
transact business connected with my Holiday Gift
Concert. b. q. WILLIAMS.
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