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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31
From Albany.
GREAT EQUESTRIAN MATCH HEAVY RAILROAD ROB
BBhIEs, Ere.

GREAT EQUESTRIAN MATCH HEAVY RAILROAD ROB.
BBhIEs, Ere.
ALBANY, March 30, 1857.
Two sporting men Of this city, Taylor aad DsKou, started
horses from The Exchange this moruIng s O'Clock,
for hundred mile race, without rest feed. Tps
bets are 2,soo side. whtcsswn oaedis county Vas
The ternir sren Of the The homes paced Fcsda
forty. three miles OF the dniancs, ss sis A. NJ time q
hours 10 nnuses-Dkltons horse slightly ahsad. Tney
arrived ss Lile Falls st II minutes PAD Ia the Dalton
Torso . little ahead, but In bad condition. TayIors
horse arrived n whaestows ct $50 p NJ, making The
hundred miles In twelve hours and hall, and winning
The Daton's horse WAS quarter OF milo bchsd.
On saturday nshtsix mea were aresei Tor sysse nstc
robbery 81 the Hev York and Boston railroad depc',
Property 10 the amount Of 81 500 vas recovered.
The Senate Committee on Urcs end villages yin NEE,
tuesday afternoon for The purpose Of nus h,aras
We parties interested 10 the New York Charter bill
passed By the Assembly.
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eDrlt wAIKu AsD BIS DrsorSuH-THs orHsn
sns TIE sroxy.-Dau,eI noGIusis, vnese name under
The tile Of Santa Anna" b attached 70 the address
derounciss Gensrsl walker and his adhereun IN Mica
rua request ne 70 state thas he never rgnei stale
men, In question, neither he ssked 70 do 20 By any
Of the Costa Rcans The sssensnt was eoi up by Dap
tain Wa son, without consulting aim Re had go& hs
amcbsres and passport rom General walker and there
other way 10 Get 70 The States no vrsin Bay
he, along 9Th too others Who also had received dis
slschayees proceeded 10 Puna Arenas, where the de-
serters were about smbsrking for the Usitsd ssate,
Mr.. Mceinni, being sreas sdmircr Of Genera walker,
does desire 10 have hs name used In Connection with
any ADDRESS purportne 10 throw dscred upon the Com
mander In Chief 10 Central America. When uuder the
Of 0eneral schessneer II The battle OF SANTA
Rose, be received . severe vousd, and ives allowed
three months urouah. He came back 10 This country,
but again returned 10 the seai Of war and joined the
navy under Captain Faysmu.
At the battle Of masssya he lost bic len arm aud
again pei United " return ho0e receiving his discharge
RhalaHAY.
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Important to the Advertising Public.

Important TO the Advertising Public.
Advertisers are requested 70 hand In their business 20
ssavees ooo and Zoo copies per day. NV % ex
.svs ths, We compelled TO 70 to press u IN early
boar W NEE; the requirements Of the pubic To do t,h
We nux either leave out the late Advertisements % have
shnery in complete running order we may be abb 70
receive them 10 . later hour, but not now.
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Markets.
rHnADELrBIA srooE soAHD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PnusprrHiA, Nsrcn 30. 1851
S,oek' ,ks5y. reunry ivsbia Bv-s az Reading raj
road sp1g Itng Island railroad, IS bsrrh csns, 49,
FLfLsyNsfia lAhta5 is's.
Nsw OsrsANs. urcs 80, 1857.
Gotten ts'es 10 day Loco baies ~ uncnsnEci prcss
holders, bo~evtr demand an sdvsn 70, wbicn che.k'
busnefs In utber articles there Ia generally no vana
usn, and the markets are dull. -
nav Orravs. MARCH 80, 1887.
Cotton --s.hr 'ofsv 900 oalcH. aaFkei gcpershy
rtcr-r,sd D. u.s.tt 80 hrs-N-tUV rnchsored
iI,l.ls, eOslVB, " LiJPev Aaa lsIN Nv N'sfau0r,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

The New Commando r in-Chief OF the Allies.
Cabsnas, who last appointed Gercralissmo Of
the allied forcea ssaips walker, native Of Honduras
He boasts Of sixty Of age and principally remark
able for small size gray hair and for being uniformly
unucsy In oil his attempts 'u public life. He commenced
political career protese Of General Francisco No
szsn, President Of the Central American Consideration
who subsequently assassinased COSTA Rca Osba.
President Of Houduras In 1854 and 1885, but
before completing his term Of onos Guatemala omsntsd
revolution In hin ssase, and put Senator In his place
Ho set out Tor Nicaragua sad arrived In Granada In De-
oenber, 1855, whom the walker.RivN government Was
stabshed for The purpose Of obtaining the Asauce or
eneral walker and his Americans In re establishing
What he called the legitimate govern seni OF Honduras
hAls 70 say Of himsel but walker refused 10 interfere
Y The n';,s. Affair: ?, .s' other state Dss Permit.
opposed the having Of any Americans on such :
vas In cosversssioa with wslkcs, Rvas, and
. member Of the Cabinet, whom Walker said
~ sodiers; We WIN eight Whine the oonn,ry needs DO.
fence but sssr that We hope to DO sun more Useful to
Nicaraeua - cultva,ors OF the soil" THIS made
proousd and favorable impression on the lana owners
Having spes, . month in Nicaragua osbsus, len for
and sss,ss Vengeance sssinss walker he ssyossd
nimseh 70 citing ths peoee OF the Central American
Of ,Ss inasn rsos, AID immsdisssy on his arrival he
ssuei proclamation calling upon those 10 take up
nrs ssainss walker ana his oounIfyhen wherever
found, and 70 extermnsto thcu forthwith President
Nora, o. Costa Rcs joined In The novsDent for the pur
pore Of sus The fr.ns, route ih,o III, possession, be
neyng mat more could % made out or tasn On tho
mOcera,e terms OF the Nicaragua govern aeni
Tue motive Of Oabssas' arpaasmsnt 70 toe command
In chief Of the allied forces IN order 70 induce bic ssse
OF Honduras 70 forward Sad supply the necda for
csnyirs on the sar, IN the shape Of mon am money.
Costa III and SIN Ador are about used up BY this
ume and oil appeas 70 me sasss Of South America have
frved fruitess Cabanss 10 popular In his ogn STATE,
Bosts end Captain Tyler a1ar. walker has nothing
Whatever 10 fear from the tactics OF such msu for N
all the cpgagemepta In which CAbana mas been
eerncd be has won q single Victory. aud II 10
scarcely probable thai the grayhaired man viii gain
bis nrsi hures from him OF " Vie gray eye"
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From the south.

BAtnNosu, March %, 1857
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday Of last weak ~
hand they ccnAAs Galveston dates 70 the 11sh inst.
NpesyIh counties In feras give Roberts thirteen
majority Gray for Associate Jasn Of the Supreme
Court nehsesn counties still 10 be heard iron.
The discovery OF q mortgage o. . million OF dollars,
held BY A,asiah g ragg and O. y. Habtch against the
Houston RAroaa, had scsaaoned ooasderasls excite
mani.
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VESSELS pETAnED AT THE NORTHWEST rAss-AR
RIVAL OF THE ExrrRE CITY.
INV onIass March 90, 1897
The large number OF sevessy three ships detained
inside and ssslde the bar II NE Southwest PAs Of The
Mississippi tor want Of q sunicisnt depth u water
rhs nsamship Empire City ID coming up. bringing
ninety dessr,srs nom walkers ranks.
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Reported Finbusterins Expedition to Central
America.

NEW OEIaAHs, March 30. 1887.
10 rumored that an expedition Ia fitting Out here for
point IN Central America. Is supposed 70 be The
Intention 70 make the nrst demon s,raton veraqua,
province Of New Granada, between Costa Rca and Pa
Oama The expedition ID saa I, be friendly to Gsaersi
walker, and that 10 70 act In concert with him II
also reported ths, provisional government has been
formed and That there are considerable fun ds raised
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W" Osi1A1bs ~axoh 81 ISoJs
We have three weeks later from Tswplco xfrom
which learn that the Western States Of MEXICO were
su in dhturoed state, and revolutionary movements
were in progress.
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ALBANY, AArcn ~, 1887.
The Assembly in Comu istes Of the Whole debs.ed the
bill providing for The extension Of the Genesee Valley
Canal to Mil Grove
The Gerssee Valley and Mil Grove Canal bill vas
amended TO connne the expense to $ios ooo and
then ordered 20 . thiro reading
Petitions we're presented against the repeal the Fri
MY CHURCH law, AND ans the Second Avenue Railroad
EVENING SESSION.
The Dill pvoviding of pSrchaso and establishment
OF public parh market In the Eastern Fire district
Of Brooklyn Was motion Of Mr. FALK taken from the
Whole.
Tho bill 70 authorize the sale OF ID State Arsenals In
New York and Albany Vas reported complete and or
dered TO . third reading
The bill 70 the several acts relating to the Ds.
rios courts In the city Of New York into ordered
TO . third reacins
The annual report of tho New York Juvenile AsyIun
Mr.. sluYnR introduced bill TO punish nuisaucss and
0espasses on lands.
TIE bill nsses Il . msdemeanor for any psrpou IA
squat on vacant lots in New York. erect any shanhes
thereon
NJ. HAsyosD Introduce bill To widen South Seventh
and South SfJtn streete, Brooklyn
NJ NARSrM gave sotios Of bill 70 prevent loans by
spply 70 life Insurance companies the same proylson
now spphcabe to directors Of sav1ngT banSs.
NJ. KivIu introduced bill 70 define the powers OF
married wenen.
The bill designed 70 settle the doubtas 70 their power
over properly acquired pr vfous 10 the act OF l8lS
On motion OF Mr. LlAvNwoKTH the resolution ap post-
ing standi Committee OF nine was adopted.
ton calling oHpn the Erie Raj road for information Ma,
lion loet.
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Affnrp, ". Y haych 30, 1881.
The wife OF David Jones. OF this place, committed
eide rs,uTds, lac, By hanging herself. No cause q
the deed has ususpired.
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Senate.
PsrIuoNa
In relation 70 Trinity Church..
For the adoption the exterior line recommended BY
the Harbor Commb sioAers
Against incorporating wing aud wrscking companies.
Against the regulation Of piers ON the East river.
B,iIs RsPosrKD PAvoRABLy.
Relating TO the new hospital, New FORK.
Relative 70 unsafe buildings In New York.
Relating 10 the tefms Of the City Court, Brooklyn.
Relative 70 the uutflo, courts New York.
To prevent frauds IN tne railroad and steamboat
tickets.
To change the Syracuse and Southern Rail.
road.
Relative to bridges tee New York and arem Rail-
road
To extend the time The completion Of the Black ri ver
IN 4 Uuca Rainoso.
BvENING SESSION.
MI BROOKS pus 10 b a sstabishiIE uniform stand
ara ior the illuminating % Of nfsnAble gas sup
piled by gas conrsni,s n New York The bill, provides
tntt sas SEAL never b. beo~ the iumin power
tnVeen spef m candies nor less than eighteen
tTthNH ma De unswfui N collect the bills for the
came The provisions Of bill not to apply 70 Me
Mr. BsooKs slso put IN . bill creating the ofhoe OF ell
inspector OF New YORK. who be sppointed nv the
Governor and hold he III tor two yearo reosving taa
feer for the nspeo,isn Of sss metres, 10.
M Noxoh Introduced resolution calling upon the Al.
torney General TO osecnte to hpaly the rig ats and
CLAIMS OF the poole or the State Castle Gsydeu and the
lands sdjacan provided he thinks the title Of the STATE
valid.
The senate then IN O. nnn,,tee Of the Whole debated
be bill spproprsng $3.50 COO 70 the paying OF debts due
M BROOKS excise bill passed The senae BY syes 10,
nays 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
FROM BOSTON.
siop.l Correspopdent.

From An Occasional Correspondent.
BOsTON, Oct IA, 1857.
hone YOU TRIBUNE fellows are not proud,
" because" as Mrs. Kenwigs justly admonished
her daughter MOrleena, it's sinful" But am
afraid you must have hsd some complacent prompt
jpps Of the csrnal heart, in view OF the fulfment
of your prophecies as to the evil to come which We
see all around us. As my own mercantile transac-
tons are not extensive-being chiefly confined to
astonishing a tailor twice ayear-l did not know
whether you were birds Oftrue or only OF evil omen
And when sough illumination from men IN business
Twas generally assured that it was nothing but your
croakDg, and that you didn't know how to make
allowance for the expansive energies of the Uni
ver,al Yankee Nation. Aod, if it is any comfort
to yeu in these evil days, to have it to say, IL
told YOU so ;" you certainly can have it. The CO.
ereies have expanded with vengesnce, until they
have burst and left heaps of good fellows (and
some bad oDes) bruised, manned, scalded or utterly
smashed 10 pieces hope somebody will invent
safety.valye to keep the expansive power OF our
national energies from exploding, to the damage ot
innocent by ISLANDERS, even if the e1pandingy ener'
getc are past praying for.
told Won last week that We had had it in serious
consideration whether it we're worth our while 10 pay
our debts or not. Well, as you know We'll enouss'
we have reconsdered our first conclusion, and made
up our mind that it is not. The banks stopped PV
ment to-day, and we are all walking about IN state
of universal insolvency. dare say 1t will De notn-
ing when one is used to it. One bank, to be sure
holds out-the stout hearted old Massachusetts, the
Oldest bank In the United States, believes certain
ly in New England. She has long been regarded as
slow and foeylsh, and altogether in the rearwari OF
this fast age. But the is the post Of honor ia
retreat and certainly the financial forces seem 10
be in full retreat not TO say flight just now every
one crying, "Sanre qni pea ?" waich is, being in
terpreted, " Every one for hmself, God for US all,
and the devil take the hiDdmost" 1t was the ex-
ample Of this bank, have heard it said, that kept
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
AN EXTENSIVE GANG OF COUNTER
FEITERS BROKEN UP.
A LARGE AMOUNT OF BOGUS MONEY
SEIZED.


The late ares: by Officers Robb and Wildsy OF the
Deputy Superintendents office Of George Stanley and
others near Wiamsbargh last week, has led to other
arrests by those active and energetic officers
II seems that Stanley his first examination was dis
cf arged there not being sufficient evidence connecting
him with the operations of the other parties to war
rant his committal The officers being fsly convinced
of his guilt, determined 10 watch him closely. They
accordingly piped him for two days and nights in var
ous dscuiees when late on Friday night last he was
seen to leave Greenpoint in company with Joel Moore
who keeps marble yard at that place, and who was
well krown to the officers as seller Of the "queer."
They crossed over TO this oy where they met Joseph
+. Perry, esq., dealer in real estate, who
is notorious as having been bail for large
number Of criminals sad now stands bail for MIS-
Cunningham. The trio proceeded down the Bowefy
to the corner Of Spring street, where they
that the officers pursuing them, wheTeupon 1he!
separated in haste hoping thereby to slads an ares.
Notwithstanding this artiGce, they were an '%v
promptly arrested by the two officers "hnou.
assistance, and after good deal Of rssis'snoe
the Fifteenth Ward Station House ana .'"..-s.;,
Upon the person Of Moore was found $2iO ID eoun'
Roudout tens, and in the wallet Of Af. feny, 80
vas found about g., ,OtO general mixture ot vAn'u
counterfes and bogus bius--ons fol u IT,. 1900.
entirely new issue not yet sii'd up rhe p'''o''.,
vsrv brovgh. before Justice fAna'eAa va N'-'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
MANS WAY INTO THE PANIC, AND
GODS WAY OUT OF 1T.
A SERMON Ry DIR CHEEVER.

sermon on "Mans Way Into the Panic and
Gods Way Out Of it," was preached Last evening
before crowded house by the Rev. DR.. Cheever
from the text-Isaiah XXX: IL, 10 and Is
Dr. Cheever said that we had here, first, confidence
in God declared to be our only way out OF terror. All
panic tuned on self-a confidence on God. We had
in God promissory notss-oolsteral securities which
should 6x our confidence. The quiet trsst
which these inspired was the "vi0cory which
overcometh the world" 1t wA' not BY
the Iise of stocks, by the rssumpI ION OF speGe
payments that confidence could be IN 'pred, bat by
faith in God great many would get rch N TINS pau
ic, by the fiery trial of the great Refine Even nov
as Gods hands ghtened up Ehle, ur hearts iea2eu
I'D as if il were all over. But this was Goo luog-
striking as suddenly as the choera: tnere os
no rot in the mine; these O0,ooer skies hsye.
this creeping distrust had gone ros mind to mind uot
lis effect as great that 'of the Anger Oh tns
Lord upon the army Of Sennac rid What else touu
have caused this rush Of an aruy OF ~ wv me,cha
upon the banks of this city fv their deposits We
should act like atheists il We denied thst ths wa
the work of God and if we did acknow-
edge this We must sea- eh through !ue
scope of His Word to find whence c'ne
Here, in this great luDitic asylum OF iui
beings, mad with SIM God was constructing the gIana
symmetry Of the results which no intenoea' s;,,
beyond the veil which separated unity nou nnI! tn!
everything here sseiAcd harmonious; ous .us' a;
yersal events than 4 fy on one OF the stones OF a
cathedral could Judge Of s architecture q I;saa oui'
to take of tha brief minutes In wnen We nsea
and fate Of .as nsou depended upo0 the character
and acts Of individuals, so ths ndvdu. was to some
extent respoesib le for the sins Of the nation 6G. Soa
in executing HIS wrath the ssG bscams % h
ses. idoiatg s u.cUs Of the past They had died
The death, md their example was lost upon us. The
retbuiop too, which seemed 'onS 'iin' IL c'ln's'
was The y Grer for its delay
The mill Of God gdnds slowly;
Rut II rTinds exceeding small
tn. mt. h sInds are Of all sorts and sires,
But in the end IL srtnos te1n' sI
There we're partial judgments o. looS E;.s an; oa
sted ,busdsr msa were called upon to seek the Lord
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
SrA,pIsG AFPRAY.-At2I O'Clock on 81
Indsy NOM

SrABBIsG AFFRAY.-At2l O'Clock onS Inday NOM
ing two men, named Fred. Simmons aud Dutch
Charley" two ailbrds fresh from Esse1 County JEDI,
entered the lager beer saloon Of HsnryB arr in Cobbs
new building in Broad street. Newark, and called for
beer, after drinking which they began take liberties
with Ksrr's wife. Kari romonstrs ed, when SIM
uop, took up a chair, knocked him down, and
fell to kicking him in the cad and body.
In self defense Kari drew large 1sving knife, cut.
simmons ear of and inflicted sew srsl severe sssAss
upon his head and face. KaH W. 3 arrested. Simoos
r.. taken to the Poor House medical treatment
Du,oh CbayIev,s whereabouts re unkn,wn.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

Correspondencr ot Inc n I. Tflt<hs
BOSToN Oct. H. 1857.
This has been busy political week. On Thurs-
day the Straight Republican, met at Chapman
Hail. and nominated State ticket, consisting Of
DIR. Caleb Swan, Of Esstop, for Governor; Charles
Wright, of Williausto~n, for Lieut. Governor;
Addison G. Fay, Of COccO,d for Secretary Of State;
Heor, l.. Pierce, Of DOfcts sster, for Treasurer;
Edwin B,uuer, Of Worcester, for Auditor; aud
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

=, n. point of Block ls.od ~ TO tbis morn
,n ~ .ater aud part Of her kcel has come
s.Sore n Is doubtful If she can be got OH Au her
hSl .S's s.so BE and sss %ssy asSlsd ss
eseVs sSS ceo-sI in Boston Offices, excepting $1,000
10y this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

AMERICANS ABRoAD.-Tbe following is list of
Americans registered at the Banking Office of the
American European Express and Exchange Company,
Paris. from Sept "a to Oct. l, 1857
Or. D. Il Chsmplin, 4 Bacon w. Woodman. j. Decasse,
DR.. A ThompsoA s W Barry aud lady A C. Oensop DR..
J w wc.ins p a. White A Van Bergen I. NJ Ingr .hsu,
N. D., G. Widdifeld aud T.. w. Serrel, .York j. e.
Clarke Sudal Winthrop and wife IL Riohardson aud Dr.
s A Greene Mass g. Titus and IL. Yarrow. Penn Dr.
T. D. Elliott Kentucky; ". Gurnee aud family. T d. Oil
bert h. Ryeson and Wright and lady, Illinois J. NJ Bots
Virginia; W. Fepton and family, Michigan ~ Taylor
end u Bruce Louisians; J. u. Alderson, Flogids.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

Montrs al cotemporary 'Astes tia. feD 900 st. rrx
bills drawn BY the Grand Trunk Masas ,ers here on
England and scld to the HAnk of Upper snsds, have
been returned under protest The biise question wsrs
protested for non acceptance, and no. Er rou-psy-
drawn o.. rixty dsys, ard srrareey snts have bekn
made 10 meet then when DUE. I'D aecesssry flnds
Wili b. In ENGLAND before the bIh aatpre.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

I.,yR FROM THE BRAzr IS - COFFEE Low sR
PtorR AND SUGAR Dull BY the arrival Of n.
npsmbuco. snp At R;o coe, had lslIep l0Om1 M.
y srobe for ordinary Nos, while the superior raSas
we're fully surtaned FouI was without ans .iioo'
Al Perpambuco the stock Ct Fl,ur was sbos 800
bbls partly held by speculate rs. The quOss lions for
Phisdslplis Ls< ,er 18th
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19

mornirg end ts'iE esAmSstoo fixed for Tuesesy. the
Goth inst, ct the Jefferson MAKE, Police Coor, vhes
it is expected some rich developments will be made.
During the struggle Of the prisoners with the officers
they n sde several attempts to sling tas stan" hst
were luckily prevented from doing 40.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-19
fBy Telegraph. 4

SYRACUSE, Saturday, Oct IL, 1857.
Mr.. Clinton T.. Bronson, one OF ,ns Pesso gers in
jured in the accident on tne Cenuoa "Sn" yester-
day. died here this morning.
H. Pettipger, another injured passenger lies in q
precsrious condition, ana MISS fianx0 Iep sins low,
but il not considered In imminent danger. The rs.
mainder of those injured are doing we'll.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22
s u M NJ ON S.

III" Hiin"rS' DrnE store, at tie sign Of
the Zig Mort'.7. Main street, is supplied with
the bes; assorted ard most extensive stock ui
fresh and pure drugs and medicines to Lc
found in the miues The patent medicines
aold at this establishment, are received direct
from the manufacturers, and every pat kage is
warranted genuine. Perfnmcry and other ar
tclcs Cor the toilet, all Of the choicest quality,
arc sold y; the Miners Drug Store Lower than
at any other house in the county. 1t is, also,
well supplied with paints, oils. window glass,
-varnshcs. paint brushes. lamps. lamp o;l--but
sce Dr.. Jervey advertisement in another col.
umn, or call at his estabi>hmcnt--thc most
beautiful and tasteful!v arranged drug store in
the mnuntains--and ST." for y0ui selves, rcnlem.
Lcrng that he keeps none but the best articles
and sells at the loves, PRICES
Mountain Democrat., 1857-08-22
PETTIT,s DRUG STORE,

CIAS 49, PErCIT has nov in s;ar-, the la gest nd
hest selected stock Of Drugs, Paints, Window Glass
Pure Medicines, Fine Chemicals. and Genuine Pa.
tent Medicines offered for sale in this Cty and
desiring Increase h> present large trade and ev.
tend II to all parts OF FL Dorado County he invite,
the attention OF Country Dealers Physicians, Paint
crs and Miners te his extensive and varied assort.
mcnt, assuring them that he sell all articles in
his line oftradc, at lower prices than any other deal
er IN the mountains.
lie has heen engaged In his present business for
twelve years, is Thoroughly acquainted with its de.
tails aud, he selects his goods with the greatest
care, purchasers may rely with safety nron finding
every article sold at his Drug Store, PURE, FRESH
and GENUINE.