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millinery GOODS,
FOR SALE.

YHNHE subscriber being about to leave for the
j Eastern States, offers for sale his
Store House, erith fixtures and balance Of
stork of Goods. Also, Dwelling House and
Barn. all situated on Mamelatke Hill.
The locality offers fattering inducements to
those wishing to engage in the Trading Business,
as the place has now over twenty permanently
settled families and supports large humber Of
miners; and at the present time there is no other
Store kept in the place. The buildings are all
in good condition, and will be sold at bargain
either together or separately, to suit purchasers
NIB. Those having claims against me will
please present them for adjustment, and those
indebted will please call and settle before the
18th Of April, 1885, or legal measures will be ia
ken tN collect the same. }. z. LADUE.
Mamaluke Hill, March, 6, 1856. 2O-lm
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easion no little anxiety and fear. DR.. H. cures
al such or asks no compensation.
For Rheumatism, Acute or Chronic, for Dys-
entery and Diarrhoea, DR.. Heald has unfailing
remedies. DR.. H. invites all to call, it will cost
nothng and may result in much good to the suf
terlng. Dr. ii. can be found at his rooms. from
A. NJ. to l0P NJ, or his partner, in whom he
has every confidence.
oFFICE-C0RNEk CLAY ST. AND BRENNAN PLACE,
PORTSMOUTH HOUSE.
jan3-3m. SAN FRANCISCO.
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1:a.5sgAWg s {ge0 sesgss

CoBNER MAIN AND SACRAMENTO sTs.,
Opposite the Post Office, PlacercsHe, Cal
THE undersigned most respectfully ~,
Il announces to his old friends and the 5jjg5EEs5
travelling public generally that he is iiE$
prepared to accommodate all who may E---4z7--h
favor hin with their patronage, and at prices
with the best the market affords. There can be
obtained at all times, double or single beds, Pri-
vate Rooms, sc. There is good stable attach
ed to the premises. Public patronage is respect
fully solicited. C. E. LEVANT, Proprietor
n. B. The Opposition Line of Stages leave
this hotel every morning for Sacramento City
and arrive there in time to connect with the boats
for San Francisco.
PlacerviIle, October 18th, 1855. [l-tf
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SHERIFF0S SALE.

EAY virtue of an Execution issued out of the
II 3 Clerks office of the Honorable District
Court of Sacramento county, on judgment rem
lered on tie 7th day of February, A. d. 1856, in
favor Of g. W. GRAYsON, and against G. w.
PAUL and JUHN R. TULLEs, for the sum of five
thousand seven hundred and seventy dollars,
debt with interest thereon at the rate Of ten per
cent. per annum. from the 7th day of February,
A. ID. 1855, together with the sum of sxty-five
and twenty one-hundredth dollars, costs of suit,
and accrIing costs, have levied upon and seiz-
ed, and will expose to public sale, at the Court
House, in Coloma, on the Sth day of March, A.
D. 1856, at O'Clock, p. NJ. all the right, title,
interest and claim of the said G. w. Paul and
John R. Tules, of, in and to the following de-
scribed property, lying and being in Diamond
Springs, Ell Dorado county, and State of Califor-
MIA, tO-wit:-
One wooden building situated on the south side
OF Main street. In the village of Diamond Springs,
and now occupied as a Butcher Shop; also, one
Corral and Slaughter House; also one Stable
standing about 800 yards east of said Slaughter
House; also, one Corral with a Stable standing
thereon, said Corral contains about Onefourth
acre OF ground, and is situated about 80 rods
south OF the Howard House; also, lead pipe con,
Quoting water from a spring called DIAMOND
Springs, to a Restaurant and Butcher onoP oL
the south side of Main street; also, WoodeIr
building in Coon Hollow on the west slde ol
Main street. and now occupied as a Butcher shop,
together with lots of ground on Whlch salo oullo'
ing stands.
Sherif's Office, Coloma, February the Il uIIth, A.
n Iose E. B. CARSON,
~ A00'' Sheriff of Ell Dorado Co., Cal,
Rv S. B. WALLACE, Deputy.
POstpOnement.
s.g- The above sale is postponed until Satur-
dov AnriI 5th 1886. +. B. CARSON, Sh'H.
By {. B. WALLACE, Deputy.
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ST O sp e @ Sc

) GIVEN to such of the public as are affected
ID win Venereal Taints of the Blood in a"v of
I'S forms, would do well to call on Dr.. J. H. DU-
LIN, OF omon City, Fl Dorado county, Califor-
mia, at his residence in said pIace. as bis success
in such cases has proven bim to be worthy of
patronage.
He would furthermore state that his success
mas oeen good in the varied cases of diseases that
allect the Human System, in which he has been
called TO witness. Any one being affected with
any disease and failing to get relief by their at
tending physician, would do well to call on Dr.
j. h. DULIN, as the last resort, as he has had as
great success in such cases as ever any Physician
could have. But would say call and see for your
selves. J. r. DULIN.
Union City, Dec. 18th, 1855. lS-3m.
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Clothing Warehouse.
VIM. O.. BADGER.

VIM. Gr. BADGER
100 Battery Street, Corner of Merchant,
HMPORTER of every variety of CLOTHING
4 and FURNISHING GOODS; also, of Ducks,
Drills, Sheeting, Blankets, Hats, Boots and Bro
gaIls. By recent arrivals L nave received very
large stock of the most
DESIRABLE STYLES of CLOTHING.
And it is the largest stock ever offered in this
market. The Goods are manufactured under my
own supervision, and are of the best material,
we'll cut, large sizes, and made in the most dur
able manner.
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
are invited to examine thu heavy stock and they
will find the prices lower than they can be found
elsewhere in the market. Purchasers may rely
On receiving the best and most saleable Goods, as
each article Is guaranteed.
10000 pairs assorted fancy cashmere pants;
10000 prs ass d fancy and plain satinet pants;
1000 pairs linen pants
1900 pairs GOOdyear's rubber pants;
1000 GO0dyears white rubber goods;
200 cases GOOdy'rs long & short rubber boots;
200 cases Miners boots;
1000 dozen flannel Overshrts;
800 dozen fancy cashmere overshirts;
900 dozen white shirts;
600 dozen heavy hickory shirts;
500 :" heavy check shirts;
800 Merrimack shirts;
600 lambs wool undershirts;
500 Regatta Undershirts;
200 grey flannel undershirts;
450 lamb wool drawers;
$50 bleached drill drawers;
1900 Overalis;
800 = Denim frocks;
l,20U country knit wool socks;
l.50U heavy white & mixed cotton socks
100 = super black silk neckerchiefs;
200 cambria handkerchiefs,
800 - rubber belJs;
go buck gloves;
400 '' buckskin gold bags;
900 pieces super silk pocket handkerchiefs;
900 doeskin business coats;
400 black cloth frock coats;
1000 assorted overcoats;
600 assorted pea coats;
3,OU0 silk, cloth and velvet vests;
90 bales blue and white blankets;
30 bales A sheetino;
80 bales drills;
80 kaleS as sorted duck;
SO eases fine felt ha,;
100 cases straw hats;
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
promptly ATTENDED 10. For sale by
WIN. G. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
M. l0J Battery ST., corner Merchant,
San Francisco.
Y. B. No Goods sold at Retail. [l9-3m
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BANKING OFFICE. &C.

0NHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
L mas removed from Mameluke Hill to George
town. Office, in F'arren's Building, corner of
Main and Placer Streets, opposite the Post Oh
ice; Whera he solicits the custom Of his former
patrons and the public generally.
In addition to his purchase of Gold Dust, he is
prepared to furnish Checks on Sacramento ana
San Francisco at par. Drafts for sale on the At
lantic States and Europe Deposits received, &c
w. II. PRATT.
Georgetown, August l4th, 1855. [44.tf
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Lager Beer.

&, &, 10 or 20 gallon kegs, can he had at
l. CLEGG g. STOVER'S.
georgetown, Dec. 5th, 1865.
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Sun franrsto,
There is Hope for the Afflicted.
TIL EREIS BALMIN GILEA D!
Medical and Surgical D.spensatory,

Medical and Surgical D.spensatory'
N P. HEALD, N. D. Pupil of NJ. RicOrd. OF
Paris, NJ mber of Collego of Surgeons, Lon
don and for several years Associate Surgeon of
Queens Hospital, Birmingham, England res
pectlully announces to the afflicted and diseased,
as also the public generally, that by the earnest
and repeated solicitations of numerous friends
who have experienced the benefits of his course
of treatment. (Which is modern and scientific
as also the numerous applications he has from
towns in the interior Of this state, Oregon, and
Washington Territory as veil as in this City, he
has reluctantly consented, in this manner, to
make known to the suffering and ill-treated his
place of business.
CORNER OF CLAY-ST. AND DRFNHAM PLACE,
IN PORTSMOUTH HOUSE,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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NOTICE.

VHHE undersigned being about to leave fer the
i Atlantic States, requests ali persons indebt-
ed to him at Ell DORADO STORES, Nos. /, 2,
Il 4, at Georgetown, Spanish Flat, and Bottle
HU respectively, to call and settle their ac-
counts. A liberal discount will he made to those
who respond to this notice, and legal means will
he taken to collect from all who fail to do so.
NJ NJ. FRANkENTHAL.
f- Y. B. Goods on hand at either Of the
stores will be sold for
Cash, at First Cost!
February 18th, 1858. [l5-tf]
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4ltu Aoberttstments,
Ladies' Dry Goods Store.

NERS. H A. WELLS takes pleasurs in an
vi aouueng TO the Ladies of this place nc
F.lUity that she has opened
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Ryr The above sale is postponed until satnr-
do,, AoriI 18th. 1886. +. B. CARSON, Shin.
Ky 6. B. WALLACE. Deputy.
[20-4t-2's fee. SO
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WALK IN GRNTIRNRNl

TAKE intorIias trieads pztrsas AID
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BULLS REcTo MIsTURA-
FIKsT FALE sToCK.-

FIRST FALL STOCK y
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ADVERTISEMENTS
New Savings Bank Store.

RevolversI FirearmsI
CUTLERY. VARIETY GOODSt.
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New Goods

Z. O. Goodrich has just received
at his store, northeast corner of the
Square, large and complete assert
ment of Spring and Summer Goods.
This establishment, although of COM
paratively recent date, stands in the
front rank Of those leading houses
that have won the universal conf
dence by their energy and prompti-
tude, their correct business principles
and practice, their courtesy and accom-
mediation, and their superior attrac-
tons. The Goods Of z. c. Goodrich,
for style, finish, graceful beauty, COM
bination of colors, excellent quality
and particularly low prices consider
ing that quality, are equal to the best.
Go and see.
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OF NEuRALGIA.-This formidable disease
which seems to battle the skill of physicians,
yields like magic to Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. F. Boyden, formerly of the Astor House,
New York, and late proprietor of the Ex-
change HOTEL Richmond, Va, is onesof the
hundreds who have been cured of severe Neu-
RAJ ia, by Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Since his cure, he has recommended it to
numbers Of Others, who were suffering with
nearly every form of disease. with the most
wonderful success.
lie says it is the most extraordinary medi-
cine he has ever seen used, and the best blood
purifier known. Ssead vertisementin another
column. March goth, 1856-1m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-04-03
Living in the White House.

| A Washington letter, referring to
the fact that many persons imagine
that the expenses of the White
House are partially, if not wholly de-
frayed by the Government, and that
the large number Of servants neces
'sarily employed receive their pay
from the public treasury, remarks
that this is an error and says:
Although the President is expects
ed to give public receptions and ban
quet entertainments to distinguished
visitors, and dinners to every polit-
icsl friend who may come here, ev-
cry thing is paid for out Of the Presi-
dents pocket, excepting few vege.
table delicacies raised in the garden.
Until last year, no appropriation was
made for fuel, either for the barn-like
rooms and saloons of the White
House, or for the guard and green
house, to heat which it cost nsarly
$4,000, and the appropriation made
last year was only $1,000, leaving
nearly $1,000 for the President to
pay. So with the servants. The
only ones paid by the Government
are door keeper, who receives 5000
per annum; an assistant door keeper,
who receives 1920; and furnace
keeper, who receives 1865. All the
other domestics required to keep
this extensive establishment in order
are paid by the President.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of xzGke the Steamer

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New YORK. March 2S.-Th'
steamer Canada arrived at Halifax
at 7 P. NJ.
MIR. Dallas, Immediately upon hi
arrival at Liverpool went to the A
delphi Hotel where deputation frou
! the American Chamber Of Commerce
presented a congratulatory address
There was no excitement about A.
merican Affairs.
Nothing definite had transpired a;
to the doings of the Peace Confer
ence. All accounts agree as to The
lalmos. certainty of peace. Advices
from Germany and Russia bear the
same tone generally. tits rumored
that a treaty of peace will be signed
Saturday. All difficulties, however,
have not yet been adjusted. Dis.
patches from Berlin and Vienna state
that Prussia has been invited to send
representatives to the Conference
and that she will accept, and Baron
Monteufel would leave Berlin on the
18th for Paris as Plenipotentiary.
CRnIEA.-The Russian and Allied
Generals met on Watka Bridge and
exchanged propositions. Selim Pas
ha was preparing to take command
Of the Turkish Army. The General in
command Of the Turkish forces at
Kars is to be Court MartiaiIed for
the fall Of the place.
BALrIC,-kdvices state the Brit
ish flying squadron is passing to-
wards the Gulf Of Finland.
FRANoE.--Paris commercial let
tiers speak with confidence of peace,
the more cautious fear that peace
will bring a commercial crisis.
RUssIA.-Prince Gortschakoff is
going from Varna to st. Petersburg
to take part in the celebrations rela-
tive to the diplomatic attitude to be
taken by Russia after the peace con-
ference.
LIVERPOOL, March 15.--Cotton
quiet, prices tending downward, sales
of the week 10000 bales; breadstuffs
generally unchanged, market firm;
Consols closed Friday at 92a @92S.
There was a review Of $4,000
British troops at Balaklaya on the
9th.
A financial crisis occurred at Con-
stantinople--exchange on London
had risen 81, and on Vienna 5 20.
The English pound Sterling was rated
at l 20.
The Minister of Finance had ap-
pealed to merchants, and invited
them to devise a remedy. An order
to suspend hostilities forwarded to
Omar and Selim Pasha.
Advicas from Norway announced
"a serious Commercial crisis there
twenty Commercial Houses were sus-
pended in Bergin alone. Paris quo
tations closed at 4 IL at 94-2s at p.
Prince Bonaparte was dangerously
i'll, but Improving at the last accounts.
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LOANS OF THE RorHsCHILDs.-Tut
celebrated banking house of Roths
cbilds loaned during the past year
S515. 900, 900, as follows: England
SS6,000,000; Turkey, 100000
Sardinia, sl0,000,000; Austria
Sl20,000,000; Russia first loan
100000; Russia, second loan
S1OO,000,000; England on excheq
uer bills. S35, 100000.
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WELL FORGOTTEN. The London
Telegraph, enumerating the American
cities which the Britishers could take
"just as easy" in the case of war be-
tween the two countries, leaves out
New ORLEANS altogether. We can't
account for the omission, except on
the ground that they took it in 1914,
and do not think it necessary to take
it over again.
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A Coop WINDING UP,-The Hon
Miss Murray winds up her book OF
the United States with the following
sentence:
One might as well hope to i'm
prove the morals and increase the
happiness of an idiot, by turning hin
out of an asylum, as to hope for. The
benefit Of the negro from abolition
ism.
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Coming

Coming
John Goodrich and Neil Moores 9
Wright are about to receive, we are
Informed, as extensive and as tasty
assortments of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, as have ever boen brought to
AFayettevills. Look out for some
thing rich when they do come. Due
notice will be given Of their arrival.