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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13
The New Union Democratic State Cen
trail Committee.

The following is list of the Democratic
State Central Committee for the ensuing
year:
Los Angeles--Ezrial Di town.
Aameda-R. S. Farley.
Amador-A. G. Brown.
Butte and Plnmas-N. D. Plum.
El Dorado.-John Hume.
Caaveras William Highly
Tehama and Colusa-- Charles L. Fisher.
Contra Costa and Marin-Tlmothy Mahon.
Fresno and Tulare-Willam G. Morris,
Klamath, Humboldt and Del Norte--J. I. Ryan.
Marposa, Merced and StanslausA. Deerng
Mendocino, Napa and Lake-Edward McGary.
Monterey and Santa CRUZ. NJ. O'Neil.
Tuolamne and Mono--L. Quint.
Nevada-J. r. Byrne.
Pacer--L. b. Arnold.
Sacramento-J. w. Coffroth.
San Bernardino and San Diego--P R. Hunt.
Sau Mateo and San Francisco-James Byrne.
San Luis Obispo Santa Barbara-C. r. V. Lee.
San Joaqnn-- William H. Lyons.
Solano and Yolo-J. G. Davis.
Sonoma-J. B. Southard.
Suter and Yuba--Phillip Drescher.
Santa Clara--N. b. Edwards.
Shasta and Trinity-John b. Knox.
Serra-W. j. Forbes.
Sskiyou-L. N. Ketchum.
Additional from San Francisco-J p. Hoge, d.
d. Cotton, L. Haskell, J. B. Shatfer, P. Donahue,
Z. Lyman.
From Yuba-Charles L. DeLong
From Sonoma-L. d. Latimer.
From Neveda--S. Ii. Chase.
From Ell DoradoJ. j. Green and f. Willow.
From Sacramento-A. Redington Frank Den
yer, W. B. Hunt and p. II. Multord.
From San joaquin Henry Higgins.
From Stanislaus-Mner Walden.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13

The Evils OF PoLTGCAL LETTER WRTGNG.-
4 few years since Francis A. Hoffman, Of
Chicago, Germau banker of some note, as.
pired to the office of Lieutenant Governor Of
iAiaois, and, as the position of the Germans
was matter of some doubt, the Republicans
were anxious to confer the nomination upon
him. Some one accused Hoffman of being
Democrat and, in his anxietyto disprove the
charge, he foolishly wrote letter. saying,
Chat he had always voted with the Repubi-
can party ever since its organization That
letter killed him. The local of Senator Doug
lass organ, the Times, seized upon it at once
and remarked, that IF he had voted, as he
stated, he had committed crime, as Mr.. Hof.
man was not naturalized citizen when the
party was organized" Mr.. Hoffman rushed
again into print, and explained that he meant
to have said, that he had acted with the Re-
publican party since its organization. The
editor of the Times replied, by showing from
the poll book of the ward in which Hoffman
resided, that he hGG voted repeatedly while
yet unnaturalized, and further showed fact
not before suspected, that Mr Hoffman was
ineligable to the office to which he aspired,
he not having resided quite sufficient time
in the State. Had Mr.. Hoffman never writ.
ten letter, he would have been elected 1t.
Governor, and by the death of Gov. Bissell,
would have been. ultimately, Governor of the
fourth State in Importance in the Union.
The perils of war. pestience, and famine,
are nothing to the perils of letter writing
Sac. Ncws
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR'-F. j.
Tnibaut has been commissioned Notary Pub
lie for San Francisco also, II. G. Platt, No
tary for Tuo!umne county; W. E. Lovett,
Monterey county; and c. II. ST. John, Tuol-
umne county. The following Notaries Pub
lie were commissioned on the 10th instant :
p. O. Hundlcy, Plumas county, L. Bartlett,
Sierra county ; j. T. Forster, Sonoma county;
D. 7. Spun, Sonoma county; L. P. Reed,
Santa Clara county; G. W. Shuts, Sierra
county; E. Cook, Yuba county.
3. Nordheimer has been appointed Com
missioner of the War Debt Of the State, vice
Sam. b. Smith
The following commissions were issued on
Thursday: F. A. Hassey, Notary Public for
San Francisco county; ". G. Dryden, Nota-
ley, Notary Public for Placer county.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13

EVACUATION OF HARPER's FERRY Nor REL
IsHED.-The New Orleans Delta of June IS.
looks upon the evacuation of Harper's Ferry
by the Southern troops with much dissatis,
faction. In fact, the movement took the en-
tire. South by surprise. The Delta says:
We confess that in the reception of this
Intelligence we were compelled to draw
largely upon our confidence in the superior
sagacity and stratagetic skill of our military
commanders Unless followed by some bold
and energetic aggressive movement, the effect
OF this evacuation must be discouraging
The temper Of our people and of our armies
is decidedly hostile to these retrograde move
ments. They would rather fight at the risk
OF being whipped, than be continually falling
back and waiting to be assailed. Our new
and raw troops are not adapted to this style
'of warfare.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13

AHoUET OF GOLD DUG THIS YEAR.-Up to
this date the present year the amount of
treasure received from the Northern mines
has been $l5 ,697 ,5s9, of which SIS, 1927 ,5l6
was uncoined, ond Sl,67O,073 coined. From
the Southern mines the amount received has
oeen S4,704, l6S, of which SO, ,0O5 has
oeen uncoined and $l,o7l,l63 coined. The
whole amount received from both sources
mas been S2l ,401 1859 The receipts for the
same same period in 1859 were $23 ,522 1885, in
1860, $23, 9,223.-k. f. Aerald.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13
Fire in San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July II.
A fire occurred last night on Folsom street
extending from Fourth to Seventh Streets
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13

AcourTTAL OF HORACE SMITH.-The trial of
horace Smith, 10 Placer county. for the kill
ing OF Newell. terminated on the 11th inst,
IN the acquittal of the defendant The jury
did not leave their seats.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13

PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION DEMOCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Sacramento
on Wednesday. the 10th inst, the Committee
met pursuant to adjournment; General D. D.
Cotton appointed permanent Chairman, Hon.
G. E. DeLong Secretary. and L. Haskell Cor
responding Secretary. After which the fol-
lowing resolutions We're adopted:
ReSoIUed, That the San Francisco Herald
be adopt ed as the organ of the Union Demo-
cratic party of this State. with John r. Ridge
as editor
ReSolUed. That the Chairmen of the County
Committees in the various counties of the
State be request ed to send their names and
post office address to the Chairman of this
Committee Immediately.
The Committee then adjourned subject to
the call of the Chairman.
D. D. CoLroN, Chsirmaa.
L. HASKELL, Asst Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
HERNDON BARRETT.

UNION COUNTY 1lIhE1.
FOR SHERIFF,
HERNDON BARRETT.
For Clerk,
L. NJ RAGAN.
For District Attorney,
GEORGE ROWE.
For Recorder,
/. T. CRANE.
For Tax Collector,
HORACE BEACH.
For Assessor,
T. j. SHERWOOD.
For Treasurer,
J. P. BROWN.
For Surveyor,
V. D. HUBBARD.
For Superintendent Public Instruction,
E. B. WALSWORTH.
For Public Administrator,
A. J. HEWITT.
For Coroner,
Z. HAMILTON.
For the Assembly,
f. EGARDEN,
j. C. SARGENT,
d. r. SAMPLE.
uly9-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13

ACCIDENTAL DRowNTNG.-A man named
Samuel Sproule, member of the chain-gnng,
was drowned about noon, Thursday, while
swimming in the slough. near the City Gene
terry.
The force had been engaged in digging q
trench to convey water to the Cemetery.
Having knocked off work to eat their din
ners deceased and one John Williams, ask ed
and were granted permission to battle in the
slough, Captain Locke. the officer in charge
cautoning them not to 90 beyond their depth
as they had chains (singe) on. They remark
ed that they were good swimmers, went into
the water, and apparently started to swim
across the slough. Williams swan across
and deceased about half way over and then
turned to come back After he was headed
towards the starting point he was observed
to sink. 1t was thought at the time that he
wns diving or playing, but he came to tn e
surface and went under several times. where
upon Captain Locke called to Williams to
come to his assistance Williams started i'm
mediately but on reaching the spot deceased
had disappeared. Captain Locke then pro-
cured skiff and recovered the body about
n hour after the occurrence.
Coroner Murray held an inquest on the
body about p NJ at the place where it oc-
cured. The inry returned verdict of acci
dental drowning. Deceased was about %
years of age, native of Massachusetts. and
had been serving in the chain gang about 60
days. under conviction of vagrancy. We un-
derstand that he was formerly in Jail at Au-
burn, had large acquaintance with the
thieves Of the State, and was regarded as a
very hard character. On an examination OF
his irons, it was found that the riyet had
been sawn nearly entirely through, from
which it may be inferred that he contempIa-
ted an escape at an early day.-Sdc. Nescs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13

GRIM. CoN.-Rumor was quite busy around
town yesterday, about an affair Of the above
kind which occurred the night previous. The
wife of one of the parties having perhaps
good reasons for thinking there was some-
thing wrong in relation to her liege lord and
young girl who came across the plains last
year, concluded to assure berselfin regard to
the matter. and when she did so, found them
in position most decidedly equivocal. We
need scarcely say that demonstratve demon
strations ruled the hour. and the poetry Of
life about that time was far from being ryth-
mical As no good can possibly result from
giving names, the curious world must rest
satisfied with the above sxplanstiOD.-Rsd
Bluff Beacon.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13
RE NOVA LIZ
j. w. WINTER,
DENTIST.

QfffYtA Ofice cor. ID. and Third ST.,
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, ROOMS NOS. AND 2,
MANUFACTURE OF MINERAL TEETH, and
WI continuous Gum work, without seam or crew.
ces Restoration Of Il natural form Of the mouth and
face, where the muscles have become sunken. Also,
Gum Teeth Gold Plate
NV facilities for doing mechanical and operative
Dentistry are superior to any Dentist in this State
Diseases Of the mouth and gums cured.
j. W. w. has practiced Dentistry in this city
ten years.
Prices same as other good Dentists.
All operations warranted. febI2-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13

FAIR IN SoNoMA The third annual exhibi-
ton of the Sonoma County Agricultural and
Mechanical Society will take place at Santa
Rosa, September "a, 25, 26 and 27.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13
Medical NGsiCe.

HyHE UNDERSIGNED would inform his friends and
Il the public that ne has taken up his residence in
the city of MaYysvie and will practice his profession
in connection with his drug business. Once at his
store, No. 80 street. Residence Sixth street, be-
tween D and 2 Streets.
july2 J. :. WILKINS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-13

This pig, for which Cables justly feels so
much solieitude, was huge porker, weighing
over $50 pounds. OF course he was left on
the Joseph, and Capt Meyer in informing
the owner of the circumstances, sententiously
remarked that. no doubt, by this time.
Lord Davis, Lady Davis, and all the little
Davises are picking the tender meat from his
bones"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
TYR. J. BOvEE DODS, the we-kuoan au-

NR. j. BOVEE DODS the well-kDO~n ar-
thor the Eretcs Theory Of he Universe and Of the
-cirios Circulation OF tie Blood mas oc ted vlh him
I'd. c-ebrs ed Dr. A. NfLLiAaS Pif ssol OF kacirc.i
scie AID opened rooms at 20 ~ We. ZId't tee, ot1-
az for h- cure Of all seil- and chronic dss.. by rcl
nodo Of applying elso icy H. ~ lie forms 10 he
kgmln .ys-m sccomp,td By tue uss Of TIE eeeto mag
nett byie aud hqn, approved ADD recommended 20 be
coed IA prscor by the fenob Medical Board - fan Our
OF sppyi'g tue .lecr currents u .nt ely dfeI-nt
fto, all her &c rics hi, y ssd here
Ven Ipede,n. a,i Let Tho afflicted call ard try and
then jgjxe by works AZ ;oh'uiaii'nsn ,e
uHice hour, from 3 a IN tot p H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

.nR. HOMER D0STWlCK will continue TIE
Pc,is Of nj. Proe sion aud q 20 e.. 81 attention -
Ger ,iy. sn c.ry Daa.-s Of the ihfs', ~ npon Fe
male Conn ltiut. AID Nefvou. pf'iY png 'r'oil can
hy youthfuI di.c elton Mr. 81. book his ieF -toec
with trts younz snd ~om-o neioe OF sii"' mtl-f
is OF vial importance them, sud esy yonDg men Ia e
J sb,uII p,..es this val able book FROM the Boston
Medical a. Surgical Jourll fic- IL ma' De bsn II h
Uc- NJ IS f.s-t 2th ST. ,S doos west Of br".o"sy 90
IiCIitEDsO.'s Bookstore Nc. Nesey st, snd 70 GOD
FkEYs No. 63i Broadway. Office hoGrs homS nnth Il a
~ aud flom D 20 ?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
!. rgNHE pen IS MlGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
The GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS.
MORTOS'S GOLD PENS.


1uE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of Of The following sum. ~ cash or pos
ditcei Gold Pen or Peo' 'efag the sumo according
70 d''''''''"GoS vi PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For rs cents. the Mcgee Pen. r 81 cents, tho Lncty Pen
of 50 cent? the AwayRoady en for IS cents the Elegant
Pen and for ~, he Excelsior Pen.
THE SAME fESs ii sILvvR-PLATEp EXTENSION
CASES, Win PENCILS.
Tor cent, M,se Pen; for IS cents the Loeky Pen
for be Aw,y.Geady Pen; for = D. the Eieean PEN
co. @rii,s 6,i Pen. With lido Points, III.
Of every Of which Ill far ousa gross oil tie bet
Tio raa,s "a. Morton" "Nuuber" and "oa,liy" ave
stamped the following Pen. sui tho Points are warrant.
sdap;ed Tor the pocse Ne 4the smallest and No l, 'he
NS. ." 81 SIZE. sad oval lie. Shot Nib. Of No. .ni
aad onl, OF a. quly The ensraving' are ac'sin
lies OF tue &c GoL i%S PESs. WITHOUT CASES.
For IS cent. No Psu, l'' quality or No. Pen. 81
For al .No Pen lot quality No Pen, "a qIsli'y
For q mo PEG; Is, quality, or aNO aPen, I'd qusl
FOR 81 81 NO tPso. l., quality, craNo. Pen I'd quail
For 81 IS NO Pen ,qu,i,y ora No Pen 2dqusli,y
rnE 'ASE G sHss rfsS rd + ri styEH EXTENSION
For 81 90 aSo Pea. st qul'y No Pep sdGn'lity
for Is 40 Pen, IL quality. ora No. Pen. I'd quail.
Eor ~ No. 9P-u Let quality. ora 10 Pen, I'd quality
or No , Pen, VI siu ntF. .
20, ~ SOa no. Pen 1T qu,lity OrsNos Pen. % qaL
i,y. No Pen. ii quality. - a.
Tot -, No P.s, Is, quality No. Pen I'd quality
For ~ 30 No D Pen, lst 1azllty. ., ,,o,,Srr,,
GOLD PENS ALL lat QUALIFY, IN 5lLF 4sfA-SiooNAH"
III sIs-HOLDEkS
For az No. Z Pent for - % mo 9Feni Tor % 7'a
No Pea. For - 20 No Pen. -. =,
Tor s4s No P,ni for 80 NO. sPsni and Tor 10 NO.
10 Pen.
The ,t Qa.,, are poin,ad With the ve-y b-., irlo,ma
rons car-fi selected ard ~ ih' quality are slt
with ,h, ,isl,e. imp,fee'on which ssl and tie closest
nIuny can de -s, .
Tbs "a Qm," superior to any Pens made by him
rrcyipus q ~ vrsf 1907.
IN. - or.y" h. iuirB1 ,hsl slus In resgec to Du
rahuy, ~. chJ sid Goo Wn Quscs ,the only true
consi iofafilU.l aHy God Pen. n n, ,Lswgerr-
In .ad The Cheap Uod Pens BE- leave - Say ths
prrvou, or~ra'iaz IA, New ard Patented M.chtnss he
cuI not nave IA Wntins ,ad Dstsbio 'ens To-
"a , prro h-d th- ooc been fprIi.l-d .lai1tousy.
Pfrfi,s srdrfiBc - al! ap-cut bf " NM"
5sr aac cBafy" i he Pas fe.f ana Casa Hinfsd
~ FOR sie b. all deas" In the line throughout the
county. .-.
AGlreU, A. NORTON,
No IS Msilen Lane. New.Tot.
ANY sending, sn-l- letter ros-arnp viii receive cir
enlsr witt tho re.rssins. sbosc referred 10.
.-z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

EDWARD II. DIXON, II. d., Editor OF The
II SEA, vel and operating and Consulting Surgeon, No 4,
5th.av Oihc- c3n.utsoLs the more "ocue o,ses~s
the peiyic y,c.rs. Rupture PueA Nsrcoeele, sd fsua
radically cured without the knife or sstafe O,e hou
from 8 TO to J. end TO 9 evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
Goa! an0 il)ooO.
Proposals.

CsEALED PROPOSALS, until the 30tl Decem-
~ ber m sreinvited for i.dns the United states sub
sistrucs Department viii FLOUR
About 90 barrels will be required offs high grade OF cx's
Four be dtls ed n Wssirgion, al TIC hsioAd Depot,
or at Warehoui Ia Washington ieoTgeown come time
between the LIT and 1ffh of Jsnusry. 1861
Each bsIsl Of the Flour TO DO Inspected just before Il
received The Flour must b. eqas IN quality TO the
pic, be obtained n. teCapol Bakery, Washington City
Bid. u be dirse,elo Msjor A. BEck~itH, O. s., u 5.
A. and iniofEed "Ploposas"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
Ueooina Garos, sc.

AT WIN. EVERDkLL's SONS.--Wedding
n CARDS ef tho lsi-,t styles No. lea faltsn-st, ~
fkstshlthej bi3l
LNGRAy ING aud PRINTING (hrlf pricc).-
Iywedling a. Horre and Not, pqTer &c hsaor.s C.fi.
BnlEsaI. Portnis. kc a, kELaYS, 81 Fnl,on'-t n. !.
I II. JOHNSTON & Co., No $50 Rowery.-
Wedding snd Vth. Card.. Sc., ste,, styles; 'lec
ineu. by uisL ilso, Wsches Je~ty. siN'l " ate A'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
OYFlcE OF rng DxL. AND HVD. cAxAL Co.,

OFFICE OF TRg DIE. AND gUD. Canal Co.,
Nxw-YoEx Dec. 2, ig6l
YNHE Board of Managers OF this Company have
Il d-cAIed a Semi. ell Dividend # THREE AND A
HALF PER CENT Of the profits OF the CoP,ls pays-
be aud ser the 20h ms. the Office Of the Comp.ny.
No - Wi!1mst, corner II ENets1se'psce The lEsns>'
Books are closed and wi remain closed until he morn
lug OF the 6ta inst. ~ order ~ hs Board
ISAAC N. SEYMOUR Treasurer
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OFPICR on THE ILLINOIS CRyTEAL RAILROAD Co..
khg.YoaK. December s. 1861. I

NBg.ioaK, December D, 1851.
4 T Meeting If the Board OF Directors OF tho
~ ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
held Il their Once Ia Newly ok this day, IL Yves
Gsrired That Of Five Dollars per share
hs Scrip Shares of the Capital Stock II the Company be- and
the aue hereby called payable the 2h day of Jsnosy
and that the be pys6s tho stock registered IN
the City Of Sewiok the Office OF the Company In thse
City; ard Stock stored in London tie Office d
NJ ssr. ROBERT BENSON 10, LonloD; sd taat plrties
d.siiog pa hr assessment 10 Lond asy Ia The
exchange suci-ut to proJue hive dollars peg
share 20 the Company 10 lbe City II Newiork
hss lied That The Trsnser Books 10 coed on the af'
noon the 18th Jsnusry and ed the Both day
Of ire month nud thai transfer be permitted on OF
that dy Of ses npon which the foregoing assessment
shall not have been paid u
THOMAS Z. WALKER, Treasurer. =
The Eighty Dollar Certificates to De returned 90 ent
the above. D1 ks"trL
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professional Notices.

A MEDICAL SPECIALITY. - Electricity
~ .ci-uti6csl applied entirely pacpis with
ont shock, by DR.. PtIELP', Electro bomE ah No ~
fth ne,r Bosds.y. An iuiaiol- ard eebis 'nbu,e
for "A AID si-keing medicines ~ female
mpsut, sad chronic Diseases generally OF bot sexes,
Te.t OK auiiu. ions anj consultations Tree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

BARGAINSaAErzznE
FRO" .k;ass2
-sys N.Y.
49,. ~
1....s lEs .,. s2.sss.s--
Card
CIIAMBERS-ST., NETWORK.
North ives. corner Of Church
In consequence OF the dissolution Of the firm Of
LEWIS, HAVILAlSD e. CO.,
h. ,,,n On the lat div OF January 1862 and tho with
., ,,,o ., N. .tn,sr, thererom thei, present stock
81, b.r. co,,l..ipy of
AUCTION GOODS AND JOB LOTS,
recently oo'gh' 'oi 0a'"
AT THE FORCED SALES,
vf1 h. .ola h, u,.ro FOR CASH IN HAND ONLY g, the
cor,o.i,v
STARTLING REDUCED PRIZES
x,,, M z,,crr, 70 rs.ntn d
T.. a.. h..,.... a. n, a, The r.,lries
-. q, - :, ,ho ,,ov.d,.
ga an, ,luool Yreoch h.-iuos 32l eeuts COS, ct sue.
A., a. .rt
- g.. .i,, f..oh n.,i,o. 9aI cents. coz, a, arc
. 50
"on :" CONS .o,...,
"'p ""' o'"o' -''
'S 90 v,sr,. N.-,,o, Is cents, COS, a, AUCTION
-.
30. A., s, ,,a. u.,ro. e2l ..,,,. eo,, a, .nc,ioa
o..
500 atwood Brochs Square sAswi' 81 CT, coz, 81, and
sold a., year a, ~ Is.
$50 do, very hne qati'y - s'i cost " d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
OFFICE OF TAG JxrFEn.Osyi ;rg R.LnoAD Co.,

OFFICE OF THR JEYgERsoNN Ls RAILROAD 20,
J.FPRgs0SvILLE Ind, Dec. !. lGl y
EIRST MORTGAGE JEFFERSoNVlLLE
RAILROAD BONDS.-The holders Of these Bonds
by notified this Company will redeem, on the s' day
OF Jsnusry ext Oce oil the United States rl. Conn
many New.I ork Civ The lowest bid below part Gifts
FIRSF NOR TGAGE BONDS, agreeable TO tie provisions II
set pertsaing thereto bearing date "a $50 Of
fers for sale AID Bond should BE- adiessej pnd seal
10 the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY G.,reslid and
ndoed Offers Of the First Mirtgsee Bond or Eond Of
the JeGersonye RsiIosd to the Snkng und which ofcY
or hs III be received until o. Of tie Isl day Of January
Aforesaid }. II. McCAMPBELL
Secretary eud Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
CISO PlANO-FORTES. S.lSO

GISD PiANO-FORrES. iSll
ID ls(Os W. are nov able to offer ths NJ bcOs
Duo h. hns uew 7.oc.ave PIANO FORTE fu iron name
ovesruns rosewood case warranted for I'VE yeaIs; for
$50 cah aud rich with carved legs aud Tyre
nom rs q y 100 Of as I'd ~ork and material a. has been
,oi lor $50 by he old uethDd Of Nsnuacinnps
ysrra. stand in tUue better than any lao ever
ade Ne invite al to examine these new Instruments ~
our factory corner OF anal and uison sts Nrw.fork
GROVE5fEEN HALE.
world advise nv friend, and eli in Of good sub
.,,uti, Piano 20 .1 tniine BROVESTEEN HALE'5 rev
octave Pianos had the the past year OF mo-
tb, Pianos Of different ak-r end these stand in tune
ret er than any the trca and tone are hpe-
J. P8IESTLy, New.York.
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VUE UORACE WATERS' PIANOS and

THE HORACE WATERS PIANOS and
4 MRLODEONs aud ALEXNNDRE OkGAkS. and
T. OF BIZ RI Go = celebrated HULiAN PIANOS, are ne
Gn-.t .trur' for purl,s and churches nov Ia ese
large ssoriu To the waTefoous no. 45
BfosdNAy between Grand ard broofur-sts, which VIII b.
sod a, extremely ,~ pr e. PisDos and Nelodeoa. ron
,nndry akers new and ecoudbsnd Let and rest allowed
II pucb. per agreement Monthly payuerts recr,y.d
for the sane shee Musi Music. books and ell sird OF
Music Merenandise at war pice PiIit IN attendance
will tly mn.ic.
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OYncR % TnE H.sllroy FlRr Iysus4scs co.,}

OYncR % TIE H,shToy FIRs lxsUsAScs Co..,
No. Il Wal s., New York. !
rJ1HE STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified
4 that SEM -ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FOUR "a FER
CENT has been declared and vii be sbe and liter ths
II st MONDAI 10 Js1uary next.
An election for Decoss for the ensuing yea viii also b
he "A on IN. day. Polls open from Il 10 p IN.
reasouls le terms. J. G. WlNAAS, Secretary.
December IS, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

~ GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
MONDAY, Dec. %. and
FOR THE SEASON
FiItt appearance in New ork Of
The WOrli-Hrno med
PEAK FAMILY,
V0CALISrS. HARPISTS,
LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS.
CARD This popusi Of seueus fr the ptst eisht
Chs bss been uudsrg Tepairs, a. cot OF some thor"
,auds dollars has geod-led walls ely tf.scoed
stage app scenery seats Tsi ed sod cur
ia style superior TO saloon IL the
city.
irst appearance in New.York Of
Nv. ALBERT Il. FEGNALD. Pianist and Bsllsdist
CONSOLIDATE DE- Two SEPARATE COMPANIES.
The eveniugs enter, 4nm viii embrace new Sonss, Bal
lads Duets new Bell Nu.ic. &c.
TWO HUNDRED SILVER LELL5
Admission rs cents.
Reserved s-ais - cents extra
fo1 Office open every day from 70 CONNER cling on Sat.
urdsy Dec a. heo seats be secured for 'he opening
Light Monday. Dec %
Boors opeu st 81 Is 70 commence al Il o'clock. -
A GRAND MATINEE vii he given on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, when children VIII hrsini'ed T.. rs ees''
1. CHASE, Business Manager.
NrBLUS SALOON.
Cbristmas Day. TWO GRAND CDNCEhFS. Afternoon,
coun.Vncins ~.
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NAsUr.cTuRess Avn MzKcHivrs' 8Asx.
oFylcx OF rus PAS.gA RAILKo.p CoyPasI)

Coyrisssr.1 BANK NEwYCRK, Dec. ~ 1891.
vENHE Board of Directors OF the Scntiiit. .,,i
P.pk have tn day declared dividend Of II Af rh i
CENT PAYABLE IN ard efe. MONDAY, Jan o. ls,"' ~
nan, Soks will ne closed Dee % To the 81 JAN
uar, inclusive. l. w. tAtNaN, A'fI'eu' o-I.--.
'rl,AXES on LAND in WISCONSIN FOR ls0i
axe now due; ,s,. the lSfLRhst on . I Ios -.
Ind Paymsut OF the sid rsSe. aud u 8 e.. WI DC w.
800. ,ns "a ~ C. n c. W6OpMAN, Ne. IS Ptse'st
OVERNMENT AGENCY for the Saie Oh
IA ! 80 TREASURY NOTES
LNEgMURF, CLEWs, MASON, 4
BANKERS aud Dealers in Sec titles
Nos. II and ~ Wats;., New. iJrk