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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07


NOR LrvERPOOI.-rHE UNITED STATES MAI
Il steamship ATLANTIC o. Eldridse commander. will
depart with United mails for Europe positively
saturday December at u O'clock NJ from her berth Al the
foot Of Canal street
For freight or passage having uneauaed accommodations
elegance and comfort apply To
EDWARD X. COLLINS, IS Wan street.
Passengers will please on board ut III O'Clock A. NJ
All letters through the Post oics others viii
be returned.
Eotice-The steamers Of this line havs improved water
Night compartments
No expense been spared make the of this
line In all good and the thorough exam
given them proves ths< mode IL structure yet
equalled :
n B-HereANer the regular built saps for this line win
mar FORM he emit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-LA TRAVIATA
y FRIDAY, DEc. II, Ara
First and only time this season Of verdis
La TRAVIATA.
- Madame ANNA DE IA GRANGE
VIII resume her great role OF Vioea which she has
ated such sensation last year.
Signor BIGNARDT
the new and successful young tenor continue his debu
in his iavorite part OF fired
signor ARDAyANI Signor ROCCO
The sale OF seats for Traviata begins on Thursday
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= n LEVY. AUCTIoNKER. a WILLIAM STREET.

n n LENY, AUCTIONKFR, u WILLIAM STREET.-
~. Elegsn, pianos and mslodeons, about s100 worth
O. NJ LEVY will sell Tuesday, Dec. I'D inst, at TO-
O'clock without all the splendid rosewood pianos in
spacious Of Mr.. ~ ". Y. Curss No az Broad
vay which Boardmsn, Grey Co msnufsr.
ture too well known 10 need comment. This sale IL
only made reduce the stock and caused by
The ssrnaency Of the market Full parc In fu
ture The pisnos be examined aud tested
. sny time. Rooms open IN the public.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

LBERT ii. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-OFfICE, NO.
Broad sree-Regular daily sale of stocks and bonds
ALBERT H. NICoLAY will sell this day CMondly) at l2s
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange
% go Cleveland Pansvie and Ash abula RR pre- bonds
ZOW Sacramento City 10 pr. c. funded loan bonds.
1000 Camden and Amboy RR 6pr C. bonds
zOU sacramento City pr G. bonds, due 1853
5000 Brooklyn City G pr. q. bonds due 1881.
$500 Black River and Utica RR. I'd mtg pr c. bonds.
1000 Milwaukee and Beloit RR. LIST mtg. bond.
10000 La Crosse and Milwaukee RR. ID mtg bonds
1000 New York and New Haven RR g pr. Q. bonds
1000 Madison City pr c. bonds.
10000 Lexington City pr. c. bonds.
1900 Terra Haute and Alton RR. 10 pr. C. bonds
1000 Ohio and Mississippi RR. pr. 9. bonds
$1,000 Cleveland and Pittsburg RI mtg pr c. bonds
5000 Terra Haute and Alton RR. fst mtg pr c. bonds
1000 Milwaukee City pr C. bonds.
the following
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rJ,Hos vETTCH, AUCTIoNEER, STORE NO. 10 SPRUCE
sree-Shers sale 81 the Of dining and oyster
saloon sc. on Tuesday Dec 1857 Al 10 A. ~ At No lis
consisting bar and futures tables chairs mir
hxturcs olcch stove and pipe nc. Also, large
'N"""' JAMES o. wIIIETT, sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTTONEER,--BY v. A y. "
~ SCHRNCK-On Monday, Tth inst at N O'Clock 1T their
saesrcom, Nassau street elegsn, rosewood piano
forte made by Soddar In perfect order elegant
wood psror barrel playing twenty four pieces
prsng overure. VALVES pokas and guadres Of the
~ the day also wood parsr egh
r,ops but little used also elegant rosewood music box
three everures also elegant mantel glass In rich gil
frame.
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W 5. MEIIoR, AucrIoNyKR -ruRs ruRs, FUR

yVM Writers AUcTIoNEFR, WILL SELL ny yIR.
tue OF chael this day al "a o'clock at tjt
Canal street and coffee set silver ware, marble
ton bureau sedstead and bedding
washsand four hars set " mante ornaments one GIT
frame mirror, &C. by order Of the mortgsgee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

ExTRA CARD.-FRANKLrN MUSEUM 1T GRAND
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
grand bill, for night only, Doat forget Dec. II
which |. for the
BENEFIT or MISS JULIA COLLINS
which will take place
SATURDAY, DEC H.
when. IN addition ~ the usual entertainments Of
FIFTY YOUNG LADIES
will positively appear both In the afternoon and
ormsnces For fun particulars read the bills Remembr
Saturday.
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A sSIONKrs SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF READY
"A made clothing and piece gooas-By 4. n Ck1STALAR
aacuoneer, this day, December at l0k O'Clock At No
smsre and velvet vests Of variety OF styles and patterns
dreaa business and orcoas fine black doeskin cloth
amere satinet PAX; shirts draw oyeras cravsts
Innings alesas buttons, rimmiugs Ac &c BY order OF
a. MOSS. Assignee
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t1FOR TEN WRITING LESSONS or ONE HOUR
- each-new writing hall No 90 Broadway entrance in
Twentieth Names must be entesed NJ the 362
Broadway OF franklni street Private instruction
given pbiN FIX ~ 6ObDSMlTH.
c1 FOR TWELVE WRITING LEsSoNs-A QUICK
- and ready handwriting can be obtained with certainty
nj PAINE's academies, CO Bowery New York 2S Fulton
street Brooklyn and ~ Montgomery street Jersey City,
the price ~ 81 Tor twelve lessons. Bookkeeping,
arithmetic, &c, at reduced prices.
d : BUSINESS WRITING, BOOKKEEPING &C-MR.
d.. nOLBEAR. CO broadway gives private instruction 20
each pupil and guarantees to tram all Stiffness trembling
II any hand that The loanesi words be written
easily and rapidly without lining the pen One = seat vacant
DooKKEEPTNG AND WHITING ARE TAUGHT BY
I'D FOSTER. author uf Double Entry Eucldated &c
Al 80 broadway, Applrons Guiding sound elemental
~ principles " The exclusion Of the modern and
lessor charaanry' Oren day and evening. Terms
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w r. FISH, THEATRICAL AND CHAR .cTRRIsr1C
W wig msker, ~ Franklin street ayr doors east q
Hroadway.-Wgs lent for halls parties, country hesrcas
supplied WHISPERS mousischios boards Any syte d tnea
tr.cal 10 made on four hours notice.
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A UcTIoN SALE OF BILLIARD TABLES AND s.
lon1H Art

Al NO Ss4 Broadway, al IUtf o.cIock' ,,,,,
contents the above OF blard
tables and balls made by celebrated makers Also,
Gaa fixtures, eating liquor bars, tables chairs paint
engravtgs oilcloh and futures together with large
and choice lot Of wines gin whkey brande Havana and
also lease OF premises. n B-The whole
win be soldi lot If purchaser be found, not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

CUTToN cos DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
= csce-To sail positively before Thursday. Dec a
The magnificent A I first class clipper ship LOOKOUT,
Hamilton, master Is receiving her cargo at pier X,
Burlng slpJ and will positively sail as above This superior
clipper California trade s OF small capacity
and delivers her fine order Her last passage to San
Francisco made In ll6 days unequaed by -sel
sailing time The reputation Of Captain Hamilton for
mery the Eclipse and Adeade for short well
all in the trade. shippers making immediate app
the lowest the vessel Bills Of ading
should be handed In engagements completed
The ship expected finish loading Saturday 10Th inst
SUTTON CO, So South street, corner of Wall.
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U,uos vEITCH AuCTIONEER, STORE NO. l6 SPRUCE
sreetShers sale of the Of dining and ster
saloon. &c Tuesday De,. g. 1881, NJ 10 w. At No -
street consisting of pier glasses steam tables coun
ers fixtures kitchen furniture tables chairs mirrors stools
oIlcloh, stove and pipe, pictures, &c., &c. =. -.
JAMES q. WTII.ETr, Sheriff
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~ n. LEVY, AuCTIoNEER, 52wILIIAM STREET.
". VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS
q. NJ LEVY will sell "Wednesday, 9Th inst A. hts saes
~ william street l0 o'clock some very choice vsu
able al paintings by the first masters Full particulars In
Tuesdsy's paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

DRYANT'S MINSTRELs
ID Mechanics Hall, 472 Broadway above Grand street
OPEN EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
Negro Mnstrelry most popular amusemen t Of the day
New Songs Dances Solos Sayings Buresgues tnuicses-
THE CHINESE ACROBATS-LUCY AT TIIE SOTRFE.
The Stump speech the Three Canddaes- Essence Of Old
ynginny. JERRY, NEIL and DAN BRYANT In ,ca.
Tickets Is cents.
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n. a.
" sCHENCK.-on Monday, It'll inst, AT one O'Clock. q
their salesroo, No 3 Nassau street three light roa
wagons of double harness. Princes metal mounings
set single do. set single do, made by Trainor tw
elegant wolf black bear robe and buffalo 81
sets silver plated sleigh bells three sets single harness
wilma.
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nNHALBERG'S MATINEE MUSICALE
is postponed until next week Due notice will be given
OF the day and Of the programme selected Orders
al o. Breusngs and Mr. Brown sexton of Grace church
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A UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE OF PRINT
"A ing presses &c.-SAMUEL OSGOOD 4 CO., Auction
Office 81 Nassau street will sell at auction Tuesday
December 10 O'Clock 81 Duane street. Smith prn
ing press, Washington printing press Wood ink
paatus three small medium presses three beds hograph
presses, and lot of Photographic stones.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-07

IL pool-The AFRICA, N. shannon, Commander, viii
and passengers fa europe on WEDNESDAYS, the 9Th instant
al IL O'Clock.
Passengers req sied to be board by l1a O'Clock
The EUROPA Will sail on the sd December.
u. CUNARD, Bowling Green.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

VoLUNTEERs.--The Sacramento Age
learns that three companies Of volunteers
will shortly be raised in that city for the
Mormon war, to be placed under the COM
mand, respectively, Of Captains L. D. Ba-
ker, E. E. Eyre and c. J.'TOrbet. Should
a rCquisition be made on California for
men to 60 to Utah, ten thousand would
volunteer in q few days. The news of
the defeat Of Col. johnson caused intense
excitement at first, and nothing was talked
of but "thc Mormon war" Old and
young, single and married, the man of
business and the idlcr, al expressed .
willingness to volunteer to ''clean OUT
Brigham Young and his followers. A
large company could be raised in our
town in q few days. company too Of
the right material, majority Of whom
have "seen the elephant" and know some
thing of tho hardships and privatiOns Of
Q campaign.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
SherlR,s Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution, issued out of the
ID Clerks Office Of the Hon. District Court llth
Judicial District, III Dorado County, CAL, on .
Judgment rendered on the 7th day Of December A.
VIM. Riske, for the sum Of Three Hundred and
Fy Dollars, debt, with interest theron at the rate
Of ten per cent per annum, from the 7th day Of De-
cember A. d. 1857, together with the sum Of Twelve
Dollars, costs Of suit and accruiRg costs, have
levied upon and seized, and will expose TO Public
Sale, at the Court House in PlAcervile, on the 4th
day Of January A. ID. 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all
the right, title interest and claim Of the said viii
liam Riske, Of, in and to the following described
property, lying and being in the City Of Placervie,
County Of Ell Dorado, and State Of California, 10
wit A lot Of ground on Oregon Ravine, adjoining
the Bcranard Brewery; also, frame house situ&-
ted thereon; said property Is directly opposite the
property Of Jno. Swartz.
Sherit's Office, PlAeerVillc, Dec. 18th, 1857.
~, E. BOGARDUS,
~ Sheriff Of Ell Dorado County, Cal
(39-ts) by L. B. HOPKINS, Deputy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

Axr1.CnNA MEErlNo.-The Mariposa
Gazette says . meeting was held at Aqua
Frio on the goth ult, for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the expediency
of allowing Chinese labOrers TO work IN
that District. A resolution was intro
duccd to that effect, but with the prOvisO
attached that none Of them should be al
lowed to take up or work mining ground
on their own account. Out of about thir-
ty present, only four voted in favor Of the
measure. In most Of the mining districts
. feeling Of hostility to the Chinese is
growing rapidly, and it is more than
probable that they will not be permitted
much longer to work mining claims for
themselves. It is said they are sent in
the mines by capitalists in San Francisco,
and the gold they dig is sent to their
masters and lost to the State.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12


LEFT IN HURRY.-Early on Tuesday
morning it was whispered among the
sporting fraternity that the Grand Jury,
now in session, had some Of their cases
under advisement, and were celebrating
how to dispose Of them. Ageneral stam-
pede took place almost Immediately after
Those who couldn't get sway were "trem-
bling in their boots, - fearing the worst,
yet pretending to be Indifferent about the
matter. The saloons were silent and de
serted, and on every road leading from
town energetic pedestrians "might have
been seen" making tall tracks for more
"peaceful retreat" where Courts arc
never held and where Grand Juries are
unknown. Our city was unusually quiet
in the evening; and has continued 90 up
to the present writing. A number Of In.
dictments have been found against the
keepers and dealers of rondo, faro and
other banking games, and the Jury are
still in session. The indicted, We learn,
have all given security for their appear.
ance.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

ARREST AND EscAPE.-A noted thief
named Clark, with dozen of aliases, was
rrcstcd on Saturday evening Vast by Con.
stable Van Eaton, on suspicion of having
robbed q cabin on Star Hill. A pistol and
four specimens were found on his person,
recognised rs belonging to the inmates Of
the cabin robbed. He was placed in one
Of the cells Of the Station House, and
guarded by officer Van Eaton. On Mon.
day morning about six o'clock, during the
temporary absence Of that officer, he es-
capped through hole he cut in the floor
of the cell in which he was confined
Search was instantly made for him, but
he managed to eludc the vigilance of his
pursucrs A man answering his dcscrip.
ton was seen on the road between Daly's
and Michigan Bar, on Thursday, but as
soon as he discovered that he was fol-
lowed he made for the chappArel, where
all trace Of him was soon lost.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

Prudence should teach the State Sen
tincI to keep dark about Congressional
frauds" Members of its own party-Gil-
bert, Edwards and MattisOn Of New York,
and Welch Of Connecticut, ,-were expelled
from the last Congress for reeeiring
6ri6ea A distinguished Senator in late
speech publicly stated that the "Black
Republicans never had but one United
States House of Representatives, and even
in that one, the last two weeks Of the
session were spent in quarreling among
themselves as to who should be expelled
for obtaining the most plunder." They
accepted bribes from every quarter, and
advocated every thieving bill for con.
sideration.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
pLACERvILLE.
SATURDAY, DEC. II. 1857.

We briefly alluded in our last issue to
an article in the Sacramento Sentinel, the
Black Republican organ, in which It was
stated that b. b. Redding, Esq, formerly
editor and proprietor Of the State Journal,
contemplated establishing FrcesOil (Dcm.
Ocratic) paper in that city. It is well
known that Mr.. Reddingy some three
years ago, Was vchemently opposed to the
principle Of the Kansas-NcbraSkA Act,
and knowing this We thought there might
be some truth in the SentineCS statement.
The Bee, edited by Mr.. McClatchey, for
mcrly connected with Mr.. Redding In
conducting the State Journal, and de-
voted and confidential friend of his, semi
officially denies the "soft impeachment" "
The Republican proclivitiCs Of the editor
Of the Bee arc we'll known, and it is rea-
EOhable to suppose that Mr.. McClatchcy's
friendship for and intimacy with Mr.. r.,
would induce the latter gentleman to con-
suit him before engaging In the enterprise
That they entertain similar sentiments,
politically, VIC presume, will not be dis.
puted. We think it quite probable, there.
fore, that Mr.. McClotchcy will be assO-
ciatCd with Mr.. Redding in tho editorial
management Of the new organ rAen 1t is
established. lie states very positively
that the rumOr started by the Sentinel,
"has no foundation in fact" and he may
speak by authority. lilo appears to be
thoroughly posted with regard to the in
tentiOns Of what he styles the FrcesOil
wing Of the Democratic party, and quite
familiar with Mr.. Redding's plans, present
and prospective. The editor of the SenSi.
Mel, however, rCiteratCs his former state
nent, and slyly insinuates that Redding
has contemplate opinion Of his old ''as.
sociate"! Tho Journal at the ninth
hour, backs the SsntinsI and snHbs the
Rec, but does not say . word Aboat Rcd.
ding'S new paper The idea Of = FrOesOil
Democratic paper is simply ridiculous
1t Is just as possible for confirmed thicI
to bc honest, an invetcrate liar to tell the
truth, an hobitual inebriato to DO strictly
temperate, as for Democrat to DO Free.
SOiler. The principles Of the ono are
diametrically opposed to the other, and he
who processes to be both Is hypocrite 4
not something worse.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

ANOTHER FiRExAN's BALI..-The Ncp.
tune boys, arc making arrangements for
a grand ball to come off at the Keokuk
House on New Year'sE The commit
tee appointed to manage the affair is COM
posed of gentlemen of taste, means and
liberality, and they are determined to
make it ball that Placcrvillc may boast
Of We anticipate a pleasant and brilliant
party.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

POPULATION OF CALIFoRNIA.-TheS San
Jose Tribune estimates the population of
California at $4,000. This estimate is
based upon the returns of the local as
SCISSORS. Of this population SS2, ,25O are
Americans, $500 Indians, SO, 400 Chi
nese, $4,000 French, $4,000 MexicAns,
10000 Germans, 10000 Irish, 1000 En-
glish, and about 1000 negroes. Certain
ly both the Germans and Irish outnum-
Der the French. The estimate is alto
gcther too small for the two former.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

New YEARS BALL.-Mr. G. IIix, Of
White Oak Springs, has issued invitations
to ball to be given at his house on the
first of January next He has recently
built and fitted up in splendid style, a
large two story brick building. His ball
room is said to be the largest and best in
Ell Dorado county. He has engaged first
rate music, and from our knowledge of
the man, we can safely promise that he
will have everything done up in splendid
style.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

REDUcrION OF FRElOHT.-The opposition
steamboat XeKSm, was placed on the
routs between SacramentO and San Fran.
cisco last Saturday, and carries freight
between the two, points at % per ton
The 1eEIm l. Z allow boat but - she
was put on che route for the sccOmmOda-
ton Of the public and especially for the
purpose Of reducing the enormous rates
Of fright charged by the ''Stsam Naviga-
tiOn Company" ShS ought to Be Nberally
patronlsed.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
Holiday Presents!
FOR SALE DY
BARRETT & SHERWOOD
1856 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

Articles OF Gold,
CONSISTING OF Ladies' and Gentlemen 3 Watches
~ Of all descriptions ChatelAine Fob, Vest, Guard
and Neck Chains; Sleeve Buttons and SIides; BrOO-
ches Bracelets; Ear Rings; Pencil Cases; LOckets
Buckles Rings; Card Cases; SNUFF Boxes; Seals !;
Keys; Eye Glasses; Ribbon Slides; Charms; Thin.
bles; Cane Heads Armlets Crosses, and every
thing new and beautiful In Coral work, Canoes, Jet
work aud Mosaics.
Articles Of Silver,
Consisting Of Napkin Rings; Cups Knife, Fork and
Spoon in cases; Saltcellers, Spoons and Forks Ice
Scoops; Fish, Dessert, Butter, Fruit, Pie and Cake
Knives; Pitchers and GoOlets; Tea Sets complete ;
Cake Baskets CastOrs; Butter Dishes; salvers; Ii.
quOr Stands; Trays; COfee Urns; Gard Baskets, So.
DIAMONDS set In every style Of ornament now
worn by either sex.
FOR QUARTZ WORK We obtained the 6Tst prsmi-
uIn at the Mechanics Exhibition.
We were also awarded prise for the Manufacture
OF Watch Cases.
Country orders, sent by Express, are attended TO
with punctuality and dispatch and satisfaction In ali
guaranteed.
EWWStch Repairing commands our particular
and prompt attention. I8Sis2ml
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

FRANK STEWARDS BooK.-We have re-
ceived but have not yet had time to read,
Franks book, entitled Last Of the Fill.
busters; or, ReCollectiOns Of the Siege Of
Rivas." It is said to be written in very
pleasing style, and contain many incidents
ofa startling nature. The author is well
known in our county, and We hope al his
friends and his enemies, If he have any,
will buy . copy Of his book. Il 10 sold
at the low price Offfty cents It is neat
" printed and contains some ninety pages.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

CoNoREss.-The thirty-sixth Congress
Of the United States convened at Wash
ingtOn on Monday last The Democrats
have large majority in both Houses, and
it is more than probable that the Lower
House organised last Tuesday. Col. Orr,
Of South Carolina, was the most prOmi-
nent candidate for Speaker. The Presi-
dents message will scarcely reach CalifOr-
mia before The middle Of January.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
Admiuas astratOr,a N0HacA.

A Ii persons having Claims, Debts or DsmaAAs
"A against the estate Of GEORGE 6AMUELS,
deceased, are hereby notified to exAibit then, with
the necessary vouchers, to the undeEsigned Admin
istratOr, at the Law Once Of T1os. H. Mewes,
corner Of Main and COlOma streets, PlAoeEvine, Il
Dorado County, California, within ten months ~
ter the date Of this notice, such claims, debts
and demands win be forever barred BY law.
CHARLES z. ABBOT,
Public AdministratoT.
PIacerville Dec l9 I657,--fAWl =
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
A(ImolnlstratOr,s Notice,

A LII persons having Claims, Debts or Demands
"A against the estate Of A. MATTHIAS, deceased,
are hereby notified TO exhibit them, with the nee
so1 :. n. IsW bos Of TSo
Of Main and Coloma streets, PlAcexvtIls, II Dora.
do County, California within ten months after the
date Of THE notice, or such claims, debts and de-
mands viii be forever barred By law.
CHARLEe E, ABBOT,
Public Administrator.
FlnccrN lille. December l9, leS7.--fiwl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
N d r I C E .

n d TIC e.
To Holders OF El Dorado 10. Warrants.
4 Ill persons hofdr & said Warrants registered
n upon the General County Fund. prior to June
22nd 1851 also, No$. 3G2, S7I, and S60 registered on
the 22nd Of June are hereby notified TO present tke
same for payment at .hc County Treasurer Office,
within sily day from this date, or the money will be
applied the payment Of Warrants next In order Of
regisry-in accordance with an Act Of the Legisla.
ture, approved March 3lst, 1851.
A. D. PARK,
County Treasurer. " Dorado County.
County Treasurers Once, F1aeervilEe, December
18th, 1A57.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

Our pleasure-lOving readers will bear
in mind that Mr.. ShafEer's closing Assem-
bly, comes off at the Cedar Ravinc House
on Tuesday evening next. Of course
there will be a full turn out. His parties
arc admirably conducted and always pass
off pleasantly.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

New PAPER.-Yhe Stockton Weekly
Democrat is the name of q new paper
published In Stockton, by Rasey Bivcn, a
gentleman long connected with the press
Of California, and . vigorous writer. 1t
is large, well-flled, neatly printed pa
per, and Democratic in politics.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

SAcRnEelous.-Thc Placer Press, pub
lished at Auburn, says tE0t some vaga-
bond, with . black heart, entered the
Methodist Church in that town, some
night last week, and utterly destroyed
llH large Chmrh t.ihlr anl LYNN Rock