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HOTELS.

DENfREw HOUSE, l37 EIGHTH STREET, NEAR
IL Broadway-Just opened for the winter Acconmoda.
lions ol gentlemen and their wives single gentlemen
CT LAWRENCE HOTEL, BROADWAY AND EIGHTH
~ street. N. IL conducted on the European plan Great
ducton in prices Family 81 70 40 per week Single
Rooms, - 70 81 Ieas at all hours No extra charge for
sCryina meals In mi. ate "
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

DErAnIhET OF PUBLIC CHARITIES AND COR
d Bono and a.
for Ss wanting Sos
sessed by The free Of chs By order Of
The Board of Commissioners.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO THE com
#, ss.
Monday the M y public 'i inspsee
sys Al earnestly requested can and sx
ton of their assessments by Of being oergmen
on sraon are or 70
% he er sHsS on fa bs y R previous to the
The following section Of the act Of April H. 1852 is pus
10 During the ms Ss books shall be open 10,
PSSGh !, mpsS heretofore provided appeaoa
BY the Of his res or
made valuation mot real estate
Ss Sr; IN Se
the complaint and II in their judgment the
hs be aa
minister such oath or any Of them and in their Judgment
soee,ea and a. the amount Of such they
the
under az; act unless i shall
ss ss
S Ss q s :ss %
j. ). W v. S Shoss. i (. n:ss: sas
IHb q
S M 10 ssna s sn ss %
eh.rse which wl enable the worthy pfopsry pre-
shen npsH
s.sns w Y y ~ required IN n and sudden. WIN
ns X: on sa0T n
sy order Of the hoard GE5kas OK KsIIJcK, Sup.
1s is: IT h OF e Be- 3,
s s and No Bond street near Broadway and
given to all apphcan;Sl;- ~ vo,x ,a~,
Pso. Of birth ondasS
k ss.;ass.s persons FOR whom relief
S1 s,s ear. SGs;s , & , ~.
whether assisted BY any charitable institution and how
Has ala been received from th. Department and how cnai
The number and age Of each person. and any ck how
What the reh.f rsquirsd
81 eSns:s he -
~ a made x:s. !. ;ay.n: enable
To ss fs: aP Of
sS signed By some known resident q the nshs0Aeod
am web asqaainted with
cr1Y ASp CouNYT or Nxw YoRK Is.
soenDy that the foregoing statement made 10
true IN every particular.
Sworn TO before me, this day Of .... isM.
The above adavit DO made before the undmsis>sd
No fec required.
8. persons Of d.solu.s and habit. being
ss sns re
Quired 70 Thor for their support.
BY osds1 Of The Board Of Commissioners Chas
Mos and Corrooion. GEO. KELLOGG.
eupesintenAcnt Of Out Door Pooy.
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A LBERT ii. EICOLAY, AUCTIONEER,
Will sell this day (Mondayl January At l2l O'Clock,
st his Stock salesroom, No SO William street.

keOkuk CITY tIOWAJ per cent b0nds
5000 Missouri State per cent bonds.
I0000 Racine Miss r. r. W. d.. mtee per cent bonds
10000 Flint Pere Marquette (Mch) H. r., use. bonds
0ypothecated)
Next regular sale TIL TUESDAY, Jan. To- Regular Auc
non sales Of Stocks and Bonds MONDAY aud Til
DAY, every day when required at IN o'clock ut the
Stock salesroom No 81 William street. ut the Merchans
Exchange desired Stocks Bonds bought sold
private sale and at the Brokers' Board.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY
Auctioneer and Stock Broker,
No 81 william street near Wall.
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NoTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED
~ the entire stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods Of r.
lsaa ks AGENT viii carry the cash millinery, SILK and
pon business In III It's various branches the old
ed stand, i0t Duane street. GEORGE w, IsAACKs
hKw poRB, Dec. -, 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN Albany and Troy connecting with the New York
Central Railroad FOR all points West Northwest and South
Burlington, flatsburg Rousss Point Ogdensburg and Mon
rca Winter arrangement commencing Monday, December
"a ls601IaEs will leave New York ollows:For Albany
"a and % r M express train from Tryon row, near
st. depot Do, 10 M, express mail rain from Tyon
Do, 1025 A. NJ do. do 10Th ct. depot Croton Falls, r.
NJ Stopping oil stations above Yorkvle 18th depot
White Ilsn. sls Nj 2so snd n stopping =. Al sta
all stations, from While street depot wlamsbridge, II A.
and 80 M SO piping all stations from 18th st. depot
stopping at all stations from 2h g depot Returning viii
leave Albany, A. M. and 430 r. NJ East Albany, 75 A.
d. aud 40 r. NJ express train Albany iOt5 A. NJ East
Albany II NJ, express mail train. Croton FANS, IA. NJ,
stopping a. III stations north Of fremont. White Plains,
6n go and ~ and $40 r. NJ stopping at all stations.
Williamsbidge 30 A. N. and Y. NJ, stopping at all sta
tons Wiamsbridge, 10 r. NJ. "Wednesday and Saturday
only, Stopping AZ all stations.
JOHN BURCHrLL, Asst supt
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MILLINERY, &C.

NEW STYLES VELVET BoNNErs SPLENDID
IN stylish Bonnet great bargains; ladies. and chIldrens
Bonnets, chdrens Hats and Flats rurban Hats Ribbons,
Flowers Styles in all coors AZ 81 50a bunch H. BINNS
millinery largest in the world 53i Broadway, opposite Metro.
poitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

DROwNE a NICHOLS, MISUNDERSTANDING,
Id January at lOls O'Clock at the saesrooms IS Nassau
street large assortment q made Fqs Carriage sleigh
Hudson Bay sable Mink Sable Fitch Carriage and half
Carriage Capes victones Mus Cats and chdren's Furs
N great varety gents Collars Fur Coats WOLF Coon, and
Genet Robes, lined and unliacd Bufaoe. Foot Nuts &c
sons trade, and warranted In every particular.
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WASHING MACHINE CH4lLIENaE-A MILLION or
w dollars for smart challenge tho
81 washing machine and the world at large produce
family washing machine that will five min
utes mine without friction injury the Clothes
make exceptions Ny machines all made Of wood no
iron the clothes and will be reaied wash
the clothes clean every spot and then wiring them out
chair and weighs from twenty-five forty pounds;
washes eight towels in minute shirt ia minute,
Men Of business. and used ceiling patent rights should l
be sold for 800 and upwards. Any man. with 500 OF
$780, make $500 by the lst Of April BY selling
rights for the people viii have Apply n Henry street,
New York In the evening or before ~ oeoGk NJ where
sold In this city for - apiece n B-Any person having
store 10 let, In Broadway may address, Van Hoesen Bro
her captains Of merchants police night WATCH No 61 aont
street. where all Communications must be addressed
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vi DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER, sALEsROOM IS MAS

van street. win sell Monday Jan T. NJ 10s O'Clock
Z. ~ ~ Merce street. one door from Houston the entire
nannsome household Furniture the above
ns % two solid rosewood psror suits covered
IN plush ana prycael two gilt frame pier Glasses aco and
brocatel window Curtains Chandeew Oh Paintings AZ.
corated chna Nass Lounges Brussels Carpets rose wood
marble op cenre Tables portable Heater extension dnng
Tables china dinner and tea Sets glassware sver plated
ware dinng Cohifs EnRravngs enamelied Eurn
fure, marble tops vz;Bureaus Nashslnds Bescade beat
curled hair Mattresses feather Beds feather pnsers and
Pillows spring Mattresses, Carpets toilet sata A.
yith large assortment y basement and kitchen FURNITURE
Deposits required from al purchasers A'''''
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900. SEWING MACHINE,
Patented February -, $50
selesroom No u6 Broadway
meshAns possesses many raIe and ysissbs improve
msnts-has been sIamned by the most profound osrsrS
me foiIoSns tho principal obiesScns SssS sssnss
Ei.s;..y Z . ~ s.: !; No Operator
? kIponss trouble and los: Of ,ime in repairing,
TfH R essi wsus sR% sfRsss'S %Agm
Is exempt from all those objections
loci o. Vii nsas nSs sn ns
e ON % sTS e ne ;s v n Dc
n with cotton ncn sik thread from the ths
Having ssith~s ssm ecgwhses ana ,hs ass possible
friction ny az: I: ,TSC 4 E s;: s waomn
..ss9 %:s aas;; s a we've s
IL strength snd sSpesy q construction rsns
almost impossible 70 Of ordcr aud Ii BY
respectfully invite all those who may desire 10 supply
themselves with superior article 70 cali aud examine ths
But In especial solicit Me pa.ronass
MERCHANT rAILORe,
sop pSI STIs Esb bA sos5s TIsEss
cosssT MxkkRs,
oAi sIfos rst1IsSSStEaae ,
naeocs AND GMEs AsR nArT IsEr Msaa
PafSh OF SAcIIEEs coSfiErE
No 2-smal size manufacturing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
No Large y" Ro TSSfsssD EssffxBLIsHEp
WILSON CO, 1876 North Ninth -sree, Philadelphia "a
o ssiFE hs y sSs s; Ssy street Nd
JAMES TOD, Commercial Buildings, tincnnati, Ohio.
Agents wanted Tor all towns In The United states Terms
made 'a0'i's At 'A' ' f; SeAsSESR
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c. b. OTrONI, President.
ANDREW ELLISON, Jr, Engineer.in. Chief

NEW YORK CITY AND COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS
above Society will be held ut the Blocker House.
Bleecker and Greene streets Monday January
O'Clock Il. NJ BY order of THOMAS b, KERR.
PKTER MCQuADE Rec. sec'y President
NOTICE NINE TICKETS FOR THE BAIL OF MAN
IN haitian Engine Company No bearing Nos SAL $40
go ssl $50 M "a Sa5 and $50 having been lost notice 3
ming Of the ball Signed, a. II. OGDEN, Secretary.
NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS, soCiETY,-AN
In election for officers of this society will be held Tues
day Jan at The Metropolitan Rooms l60 Hester street. be-
of the society will be beld at IA O'Clock the evening at
same place p. W. ENGS, President.
NOTICE.-THE FUNERAL COMMITTEE OF THE DE-
IN ceased William Hedden most respectfully return their
sincere acknowledgements Mr. Robert Smith
bers of his Music Corps for the marked
uabe services rendered In the cooperation of
obseques OF the deceased
OFFICE OF THE MAsTKRToN, SMITH 4 SINCLAIR
~ stone Dressing Company foot Of Eas. TWENTY ninth
street.-The annual meeting Of the of the above
company will be held at the compsnys Office on "Wednesday
open from y to II O'Clock A. NJ. BY order.
ALEX MILNE, President
The transfer books viii be closed from date m after the
election.
INV YORK Dec q, 1850
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RAILROADS.

~~~~~~~-~-~~~s-~~~~~~~>~-
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-FOR ALBANY AND
IL Troy, connecting with trains North West Trains
leave
FROM CHAMBERS STREET FROM rurrrr.rrRsr STREET
Eypress 7and II A. n, and 725, ll3o A. NJ, and SIS
6P.M. Pm
Troy and Albany (maiD, ats
I'M a2SpM
Troy and Albany with sleep. iOis p NJ Sundays in
ing carr, 9:45 +. M. cuded
Poughkeepsie train, 100 A.
~, ~ VI and 4P. N. sA NJ, IL 80 and 25 T. ~
Peekskil train, $40 Y. NJ 555P NJ
Sing Sing tram, $40 and 40
Pm, 345 and As r. NJ.
Tanytown train, 6:40P.M .7loPM
A. 7. SMITH, Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

II M0RIARTy, .AUCTIONEER-WIr.L SELL THIS
day. AZ lU3 O'Clock at f73 Chatham square, Furniture
new ana second hand Carpets Feather Beds on Painting,
G'ocsA window Curtains Furs Glassware Dry and Fancy
GOODS, mnd various other ,aflcles -
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EpwARD sCHENcK, AuCTIoYEER

~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BY r. r. II. sCHENCK, Tuesday, sth Inst, ut l01S
O'Clock at their saesroom No l Broadway large stock
elegant Household Furniture, comprising rosewood walnut
and mahogany Parlor Suits In various coverings rosewood
marble Side and Corner Ecgeee Centre and Sofa Tables
French Plate Pier Glasses Chandeliers, Library
Secretary Bookcases and plain rosewood walnut and
mahogany Chamber Furnture walnut Dining Room
and Library Furniture, Carpets Mattresses, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

CEAMEN WHO WERE ON BOARD THE COSsrELI.A-
- ton, Crusader San Jacinto, Mohican, Mohawk Wyan-
dott Myc and Marion, when slaves captured ca
Thomas L. braynard 81 Wall street.
THE LADIES' FAIR NOW BEING HELD IN THE
school of the TRANSPORTATION chsrch, of
Not Park streets will be continued during week
Tickets ten cents.
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A UCTION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, DC.
"A A. NJ. CRIsTALAR, Auctioneer % Bowery, will sell
This day. It'll nst at l O'Clock large stock Of fashcna
cloth and cashmere rock sack and business Coats
doeskin Pants silk satin velvet cloth
and cashmere Vests Also Piece Goods Undershirs and
Drawers. Stockings, &C.
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A OARD.-rHE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE TO IN
"A form ladies requiring kind OF plain work
nakDg baoy nen all its branches that they can have
the executed In superior the most
~ ersi terms y applying a No q Marion street.
u a. required attend At the residence OF any lady by the
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by DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIoNEER-sAI.Es
ID No 81 Cedar street. directly oppose the Post
CLOsINGtsALE OF THE REASON.


Being balance Of invoices left previous sales for
which importers have given sitlve orders 10 close
DANIEL A. MATHEWS co. will sell at auction this
day Monday at O ocack a. their saesroom No q Cedar
Bronzes silver plated Ware bronze, onou and marble
Clocks Paan Ware decorated china dinner and tea Sets
dressing Cases DEF ks Work Boxes Odor Jewel do
and great variety Of other elegant articles Catalogues and
goods now row
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NOR sALE-KINDLING WOOD AT TWENTY CENTS
when ten or more boxes are ordered Oak and Pine by
the load 81 60 which, IL desired will be sawed sawed
aud split at small cost at yard foot OF East st.
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CoCIETY OF TAMMANY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.
- 1915. 9Th Of January, 1881.
The Union must and shall be preserved
Fortysxth anniversary of the
BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS.
GRAND REUNION
TAxMANY HALL.
varying usage celebrate the anniversary the Of New
GRAND DINNER AND FESTIVAL
rAxxANY HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 8, 1881,
AT O'CLOCK.
At this time when the peace and welfare Of beloved
the Braves Warriors and Sachems Of the Columbian Order
TO rally around the council board and while the council
hresn brightly burning and the waters OF the
spring. flowing give expression Of their devotion 10 the
tuity.
Dinner viii be served at eight O'Clock precisely
STEWARDS 60,
Otto Otendorfer, Matthew ]. Brennan,
Samuel l.. N. Barlow, Thoe. II. fappan,
Emanuel h. Harl, Malcolm Campbell,
Smith Ely Jr, Thomas Dunlap,
Samuel \. Butterworth John Richardson,
Jefferson Brown.
TICKETS, PRICE TWO DOLLARS,
Can be obtained from the following officers of the society
sachem VIM D. Kennedy, sschem John Kelly,
= John A. Dix Henry Vandewater,
Jas Is Nicholson, IS Wilson Small
s,saa S B. Connolly ~ ~ y w1 s.IswIyy
Sachem Douglas Taylor,
JOHNNY Savage J Treasurer; Geo Messerye Sycamore;
y = iA'0's wa D 5. KENNEDY, Father Or The Council
JAMES CONNER, Grand sschem.
AAaral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

A MEAT MARKET-BUILDINS LEASE AND FIX
lures horse and CART situated corner Broadway and
Forty seventh street. will be sold cheap
ing other business Call premises until and ~ Ferry
ninth street from until 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

DArNLEss TOOTH EXTRACTION, WITHOUT THE
use q chloroiorm, electricity any supplying agent,
DIR BETH has lately invented patended
for the painless extraction Of teeth and umps TESTIMONIALS
certifying The same from Of high on be-
a. Dr re residence Artificial Teeth with all bis lately
tented nprH ements Teeth filled Terms No ~ BOND
Bethel's name on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

TyOR SALE BY ORDER OF THE AsSIGNEE-A
stock Of Millinery Goods consisting OF bonnes feathers
towers laces &c &c Apply at No 200 Fulton street.. cor
Of Johns on, Brooklyn.
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UCTION NOTICE.
"A SPECIAL SALE OF EXTRA FINE wOOLLENS
WILLIAM TOPPING CO,

Auctloneers,
Bale.rooms Nos and II Park place and No Murray street
win include In their sale of
I TUESDAY, JanuaryS,
30pieces supeFative seasonable Wooens including Biocys
and other favorite makes Of
BROADCLOTHS, CASEIMERES,
CASTORS, BEAVERS, DOESKINs,
OyERCOATINGS FANCY CASSIMERBS,
And other strictly seasonabe goods in the line, the whole
comprising the finest and attractive line Of this class OF
hoods offered at auction.
N R.-The whole will be sold without reserve
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.1 de-. 3c-A. NJ. CK1BI auctIoneer VIII kel on
the entire stock contained IN said store consisting Of letter
memorandum time and pass Books and DIARIES Portfolios
Wallets Portemonnaes and Pocketbooks portable writing
gold Pens and Pencil Cases large lot Of EnvesRes Pens
per and Fancy Goods together with Store Fixtures,
ssng Of sounter Shelving Show Cases Desk Sashcs one
L. JACOBS, Assignee
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TOR sALE-AN ExCELLENr BUsINEss HOTEL, ON
European plan; spendidy furnished good location,
long lease low Also several first class Dining Saloons
also several Wine and Liquor Stores and several rst class
family Stores, all
tons Apply to ROBINSON, So Nassau street, up s.ars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-07

L,oR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
Liquor Store with bar attached and q present
doing good business The for selling the
having other business to attend to- Apply In the store 32
9Th st., after 6P. N.
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UENRY B. HERTs. JR, AuCTIoNEER
IL SHBHIFF'S SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB,
On MONDAY January Y 1851, at ii O'Clock ct the
TABLESPOONS mo 81 PINE STREET,
Comprising the entire Furniture Of first class house:
Rosewood suites in brocate Bedstead Bureaus Earers
centre and side Tables on Paintings Carpets Beds Bedding
ban Stands, Chandeliers &C. By order Of
JOHN KELLY, SHERIFF
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A ssIGNEE SALE OF BOOTS AND sHoEs-A NJ.
IA CRISTALAAR auctioneer, will sell Wednesday, Jan.
at eleven O'Clock No 4o5 Sixth avenue large and
neral of Boots and Shoes consisting Of ladies'
misses and chdrens prunea and leather heced CATERS
boots Shoes slippers and ties Congress CATERS and Oxford
es patent and calf boots shoes CATERS and brogans
Also Indarubber boots and shoes and large variety
mention together with the Store Fixtures &c,
BY order Of 8. Penner, assignee
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-30
SnisrelIanfors.
Notice TO Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS., for the completion Of tbs
- foundation and basement story walls, TO the height
the swinging Of the window arches Of the State
Capitol, as authorized by an Act Of the Legi-lature
amendatory % act 70 provide for the construction
OF the State Capitol in the City Of Sacramento ap-
proved May the 10th, 1861 said work being the same
As heretofore acted 20 be performed by Michael
Fennel, Will be received by the Board Of Commission
ers the Governors Office IN said city, from and af
ter the 18th day Of Juus s6T until The 9th day Of Ju-
ly 156e, at 10 o'clock, J. NJ. said foundation to be
constructed and basement to be erected in accord
ance with plans and Specifications adopted by said
Commissioners and TO be AZ the Office Of the Su-
perntendent on the Capitol Grounds in the city Of
sacramento during the above mentioned period. All
bids must he sealed up and directed TO the Board Of
Commissioners appointed to contract for the erection
Of the State Capitol the Office Of the Governor, and
the same will be opened by said Commissioners ln the
Assembly Chamber Of the present Capitol building, at
10 o'clock NJ on Wednesday, July 24'h, 1861.
The Commissioners reserve the right TO reject ali
bids or any one or bids, when in their opinion
the same are unreasonably nign, ghen the bidder
shall fail to give satisfactory bonds for the faithful
performance ofhis contract, when in their opinion
the best OF the State require the rejection OF
such bids.
Each bid must be accompanied with good and suf-
1cent bond in the sum Of sixty thousand dollars the
work to be commenced Immediately after the signing
of the contract and to be completed In eight months
thereafter.
The attention Of ali those making bids is called to
the Act providing for the construction OF the State
CAPITOL approved March S9th, 1890 and TO the Act
amendatory thereof, approved May 20ih, 1851.
BY order Of the Doard,
june1s I'd CO. roRBERr, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-30

BRrrIsH Reasons TOR WEARING THE Mus
TAcHE.-A curious inquirer has been able to
draw up a table of different reasons for
wearing .mustache Having questioned not
fewer than one thousand persons SO adorned,
their answers have helped him to the fol-
lowing results: To avoid shaving. co; to
avoid catching cold, 32 to hide their teeth,
5; to take away from prominent nose, 5;
toavoid being taken as an Englishman abroad,
z; beceus they are in the army, 6; because
they are rifle volunteers, 22l; because Prince
Albert does, 2; because tits artistic, 20; be-
cause they were eiEgers, s.; because they
have weak lungs, 5; because they travel, AZ;
because they have lived on the continent,
because the wife likes it, s because it acts as
arespirator, 90; because it is healthy, n ;
because the young ladies admire it, al; be-
cause it was considered the thing" 10; be-
caus his uncle did not, 1.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-30
UNION DEMOCRATIC COUNTY con-
VENTION.

The unconditional Union Democracy Of Yuba
County will meet in the several precincts, a the
places where the polls were held last year.on SAT-
URDAY, JULY goth, aud elect Delegates to the
Comfy Convention To be held at the Court House
in the city of Marysville. on SATURDAY., July
27th 1861. at y o'clock NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating County Officers to be supported at the
ensuing election.
1t is recommended tfat no other test be requir-
ed than the approval Of the present efforts Of and
willingness to support, IN all reasonable ways,
the Federal authorizes in maintaining the integ-
ritv Of the Union, the Constitution and the Laws.
The respective precincts will be entitled to the
following number of Delegates, the basis of rep
resentation being one Delegate for every 60 votes,
and one TOR every fraction over ten votes
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-30
A Poem for the Times.
LIVE THE UNION LONG.
BY wAsHISroS AVER, NJ. D.

BY WAsHlNTON AVER, NJ d.
Rouse, We noble sons of Saxon sires
Rouse, with all tn noble zeal
That worthy patriots feel
For their cOnntry and their household fires
Let Bunker's granite tower
And Yorktown's ''hoary heights
And the CORY plains of Lexington,
Where erst the brave men fell,
In freedoms fearless fight,
Remind you of tn noble Washington!
Raise We now the STARS on "battled heights! !"
"Where tn eagle dares to soar"
Higher, and still higher
This your heritage, and this your right!
And "Union" be your shout!
Nor let one Star die out
But proudly wave each Star DER land and main
And hail with joy the day
When fair Columbia
No more shall weep in sorrow for her slain
Who would curse the Naton's"Stars and Stripes. y
And yield to treason's sway
Or tn traitors voice obey
Let him meet the TRAITORS doom in death:
Who would be tn dotard slave
To fill the towards grave,
And burst the ONIONS" bands asunder!
Let him fall upon the field
Or, t nobler instincts yield,
Ere the cannon speaks in tones of thunder
Look We we'll to Monmouth and Champlain
Behold the battles fought!
And all the vctries gained
By those who left t you noble namel
Then rouse ye, now, to armsl
Brave sons, arouse. to arms
And save your sacred affairs and your homes
From servile despots' chains
Where terror ever reigns,
And shout thro' tn land, live the Union long
Ask We now what means yon man shalled host 4?
What means The battle sound
Loud ringing through the land,
AS if some demon fne the Nation cursd?
Read it on Sumter's spire
Where burns the traitors fire
Of Ofrevenge and hate for fanced wrorg!
Then raise your voice and might
For Freedoms holy fight,
And shout through th' land live the Union long !
San Francisco, June 9th, 1861.