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VIZ PFII. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT AUCTION
w. PEIIS A co. will sell Fl auction on Tuesday
IL O'Clock, at the warerooms loo2 Broadway he en-
lire sauary white ordinary and yened Italian mar
bic manels embracing large variety Of heavily m0ndes
nanes desgas and richly scuptured with figures
Ina The most artistic style. Terms months 500 ap
proved endorsed Catalogues ON Monday hanies nov
ready for examination.
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DYE AP II. sCHENCK-NoT1CR-THE SALE OF
ID ~ furniture OF Carlton House will positively lake
pase Monday. Nay Al l0x O'Clock A. M ~ ne Carlton
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United states mail lneThe new and magnidcen, steam
~ COLUMBIA Berry commander, viii leave per No
~ freight apply board where al bills o. ladng VII os
ned and ,or rnssage he Office Of SPOFfukl A THIS
TON 90. ~ Broadway The steamship SOUTHERNbR,
APT Murray, Will succeed and leave on Wednesday,
Nvf The favrre Carolina makes regular trips 20
ue ,eros and rs he 81 Johns river Florida -nnnect
NJ with fe ear ers from New York and leaving Charleston
every TUESDAY Through J:kes V sonyie, tl 70 P-
~ 10 SO
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I,oR SAVANNAH AND FIoRIDA-UNIrED STATS
II mail lneThc steamer FLORIDA, Captain IsAac Crow
eIl viii leave saturday,, Nay ~ O'Clock y NJ rom
freight or passage apply 70 LMlICHELIa % Bradway,
Through tickets from New York Jacksonville s3 do ~
laka ga steam, for FLORIDA connect AZ savannah with ne
eco n, from, Naw on SATURDAYS.
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nv vCCAL1sTs-wANrED, A LADY AND GENTLE
20 sing Al Whites Opera House, az Bowcry. Sun
day cVerngs More bs capable performers Bed apply.
4Frr.s 90 Apply TO G white 40 Bowery.
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~ n. LEVY, AUCTIoNEER-T7 WILLIAM STREET.
~. G. NJ LEVY win sell, Monday The 4th May al the TO
saescs i2s West Twenty second street between sisn
80 Seventh avenues, at l0x O'Clock, all NE hand
eoupe costly furniture contained IN said house.
Oonssang Of elegant velvet carpets elegant rosewood
c1Iae m rich sAun. and brocael elegant saln
anask curtains, superior and costly imported and
80 rosewood pianos made 70 order and cost
80 hce coains gilt oornees, French plate mante mirrors
With handsome frames rose wood eegere win plate gss
bac rosewood pier tables rosewood bookcase
Frepch mshogony beseads bureaus washsiands black wal
ma bedscads bureaus wardrobos ingram and tapestry
cnrpes carpets rods Ac handsome clocks china vases
sleeant pasel- paintings, dining tables bcddng Engsh Oil
osOn Sale positive
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A UCTION SALE OF FURNIrURE-BY Ped COLE,
"A on Monday May at 10 O'Clock at the southeast corner
81 Nyrtle avenue and Brooklyn consisting Of 80
IA tables chairs Stools bedsteads and bedding car
YEA mros oil ,bohs desks, seees centre tables hassnaA
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LOAN OFFICES.
an ANY AMOUNT OF Monty TO LOAN Ar IIs
Sl. Bros6wsy Loan once SO Bro.dv.y -Ths old esssb
shed and responsible once he highest da
monde watches jewely and personal properly, q bong
hnr cssh Pawnhrokers' tickets bought
MACDUTT RHEAD ss broadway, conner o. Wslhes
CT m J. p. WILLIS 90, sam
SI.UU. Professors 70 Hatcher Co, loan on
Diamonds, watches, Pawnbroker's AL hnts OF prcSeS
iewelry sDks and pckeis bought or buy for cash
n Nassau street room Ne T.
Hs,n MN TO LOAN ON wArCuns DIAnoHpe
p.r,ona proper., O. bought and sold Dor No boc
nortgsgcs siocke, 10, nsgu1sss l1 hssu sree essoo
II Ann, second ncor rporpe No. and N
THOMPSON DO. orckers asd comm,sssoo me~shAn.
&167 NM TO LoA. ON wAryHEs DIAxosm "a
6EPH X lsAACs II Chsinbrrp street. basemeH cnce f~n
nine IN Eve. Business prompt and confidential ~ RE
businsss transacted On Saturdays.
HCSO mn -ILcKNsEB BY eovEKsoR OF TN
SZOU.VUV. sssie and Mayor and Common Ocun3
q Ctr az New ycrh-Mousy lent a legal rates, On sod
silver. vHtcbes, dismocds Jewelry, DRY goods, 40
nIAnoNDe-rHR TRADE IN REsPrCrrULLy II
on hand large Diamond jewery Of lhe lasn syss
large assortment ofsdamonds on hand se<fns dnns -
Ne wsdeL diamonds bought for cssh.
J. HRRNAr co. IN srv~sue swssA
NIorry, MONEY ADVANCED ON sAT1sr ACroRs
mosds freans nautical and surveying insrupenis horsa
sewing maohnes and ell kinds OF merrhAndse -
rsrpcnal property; bought Appn W hrhpphAv
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y lc@A gentleman q experience IN management AM
a'.iSa "a an advertiser and business manager, a
v 10 fake charge Of first class exhibition
nv Tor ne ensung VIII refer any manager IN
psrg
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A usTRArIA-KAraARoo IIrE.-sAuINg DAT lzrH
"A May The elegant first class clipper ship GOLDEN HORN,
AGO capacity Cor commander having besu unavotdabu
detained viii be despatched promptly and positively on be<
advertised day, without fail No freight win be received amer
Saturday May and all passengers must be on board on
Monday the lin. few ber,hs first and secondcsbins s
dsengaged. Apply board, foot Of Wall street. or 70
MAILER, LORD A QuEREAU, los Wall street. or 70
GooDEvE, ARKE1Is 4 ELLIOT, n5 Pearl street The
lima
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DKOUaHAMs BOwERY rHEArRe
stage manager, ~ 49, GILL; "a P ~ - s,s
Pit Gallery l2H cents; Private Bosss - Doors op~a
ell; 70 commence al IL O'Clock.
NospAy EvkNHc. MAY l. 1887,
KATHERINE AND PETRUCIO.
DANCE and SONG.
LOCKWOOD.
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THos vEITcB, AUTHORIZATIONS NO. 10 sPUcE
RECETvERs SALE.
Elizabeth Clarke,
Administrator, &C,
VI Samuel l. Clarke, deceased,
agt
John Clarke and Others,
Defendants.
undersigned having appointed, by order OF The
Court receiver entitled action, hereby gives
ice he win sell public auction, Tuesday next, May
1857 at 10 o'clock A. y3 Eighth corner Of Tween
~ all he goods contained and being on said pre-
lpee consisting goods silks, deafness persans call
Goes linens shsengs shrngr muslns aces embroideries
white goods &c Ac togehea with carpets. oicloths window
Also lot Of furniture, SOFAS chairs, IA
bles, bedsieads dressing and other bureaus, &C, &C.
FRBD'K L. YULTE, Receiver, &c
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lIELoDEoN CONCERT SALOON, ,5T BOwERy, BE
1M tween stanton and Houston streets This

lIELODEON CONCERT SALOON 55T BOWERY, BE
lO stanton and Houston streets. THIS
MAGNIFICENT FREE CONCEAL SALOON
The description IN the United States.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
with n beautiful variety 81 entertainments introducing
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL music
BY talented performers singing dancing buriesque
e~centriciuss feas 81 balancing and
magic he whole forming grand and diversified bill first
wek az eruor Narineu terrific fsats introducing s
modern WILLIAM TELL.
He will apple from on mans bead At distance 81
twenty Eve Gentlemen wishing hour areeasy
s"o IN 'ns PSRRETTiEsr FEMALE ATrESDANrs
| who viii be happy = furns them With he best
WINS, LIQUORS AND sE9ARS
vi the performance No boys admitted Sa-
red concert every Sunday. Commence s. close L.
establishment
Il az cents Il charged tor admission.
DRAMATIC MUSICAL AND LITERARY AGENCY
IL Dramatic artists, musicians authors and the public arc
edyi hat he undersgncd attend all
promptly at heir oces Nos and s. SAG broadway. Nego.
iatons made between actors and vocalss
musicians constantly wanted Private beatricals supcrn-
tended. Every inquiry answered BY ,he propre,ors
CARPENTER A 90. SAG
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DENTISTRY.


RTIFICIAL rEETH-M LEvETT's NEW AND IN
n atmospheric pressure plates for artificial teeth
arkabe for their increased adhesion III. and
Of mascaon and 10 the ordinary suction
,-s well adapted for the continuous desired.
Those wearing requiring artificial teeth would find much
their advantage examine this great Improvement before
engaging elsewhere NJ LEVETT Dentist II Waiver ley place
Tea Broadway Established In 1898
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
Public HIcctlIiS.
Fair PLAY, June 18TH 1Sr


At public meeting held at the housc of
Martin Dart, ESQ. on motod, MNrtin Dart was
called TO the Chair, and j. W. Fuqua appointed
Secretary.
Tic Chairman briefly explained the object of
then an which was the application for II
Post iirr tn bt established ut this place. and
the esiabl-l cnt of mail route from Ploccr-
vile to lnuan Diggings, tid. Mill Valley,
Bucks Bar Toll road, Summersct House. Bu-
xan's Bridge, Fair Play, Cedarvillc, and
Brownsville, wien on motion il was
RtSoirni, Tla there Should he Il Post Office
established ot Fair Plny> for the accUmn0da-
ton Of Il largo number ofpersons, say from
one hundred to one hundred and fifty, who re-
ccivo their mail matter at tliis place.
HsoIrcd, That Mr.. Richard Cole be request
ed and authorized TO act as our agent in the
matter of procuring the establishment of IL
Post Office in this place. and mail route from
Placcrvillc to Indian Dggings, as above re-
fCrrcd to.
Mw'r,J, That the Secretary Of this meeting
be requested 10 draw up II petition, addressed
To the L. :. Mail Agent Tor California, pray ing
for the establishment of Posi- Office and mnil
route, and for the appointment of Martin
Dart, ESD, us Post Master al this place:
Ho~Ir,d, That we will pay our proportion of
the expenses of an agent To go to San Francis.
CO, and lvy the matter before the U. s. Mail
Agent, and if possible, secure immediate uc-
ton in the premises.
HtSO1poR, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published i'll the NoH"tain Democrat,
Placcrvillc -fhcPic0R, and Sacramento Union.
Hc%O'rCd, That there being no further busi-
ness, the meeting now adjourn sine dic
MARTIN DART, Chairman.
j. W. FUQuA, Secretary.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
Public Meeting.

BROWNSVILLE, june 10, 1901.
In accordance with previous notice, n
meeting Of the citizens of Brownsville and vi
cinity, was held at the store of c. 4. McDan-
icl 4 Brother, TO take into consideration the
propriety and necessity of establishing week
ly Mail Route from Placcr,ilc, ,ja Mill Val
ley, Bucks Bar, Buzans Bridge, Furplay, Ce-
darvillc Il Brownsville To Indian Dgglngs; and
Also the establishing Post Office in Browns
vile. On motion, DR.. J. T. Alsaps was called
to the Chair, and }. Price Mcdaniel, appointed
Secretary.
The Chair in brief manner stated the OBJ
ject Of the meeting, after which Mr.. Richard
Cole, one Of the editors of the Placerville
American, was introduced by the Chair to the
audience, and addressed the meeting at some
length in quite plain and forciblc manner, on
the importance and the necessity Of the object
for which the meeting was called; after which,
on motion, Mr. Cole, was authorized to act as
agent for the citizens of brownsville and vcin-
ity, in prucurilg if possible, the above named
Route and Posi- Office.
On motion, : Secretary was authorized to
draw upa petition, addressed to The U. 5. Mail
Agent for California, pTHvirg that Post Office
be established in Brownsville. On motion
John McDunicls was recommended as II suita-
BILE person for Post Master; also praying the
early establishment of the above named route.
On motion, II was unanimously
R,s0|r,d, That the citizens Of this place agree
to pay their proportionatc part in dciraying the
expenses oi an agent to go to San Francisco,
and lay the matter before the U. s. Mail Agent
and have il acted upon rs speedily ~ possible.
On motion, the MuHtaim DtmOtTdt, PhtctF-
rHc 1,RNicdn and Sacramento Union were re-
qucSicd to publish the proceedings of this
meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die.
J. T. ALSAP, ChdiImaA.
i DpIrr Med ASIEI .NCCJpfnrU
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

precincts is called and uncontcstcd dele
gates noted by him.
On motion "f Mr.. Green, the members
ofthc Committee rc>i'ingat placcrvi'lt-
Mc.~r,. O"I"icks, Rogers and Hume
were appointed Il committee to secure II
suitable room for the holding of the Coun-
Il Convention.
lu accordance with the basis of rc!'rr-
s"ntatiou fixed in the first resolution the
ioi!""ins appnrtionmcnt OF Delegates was
,,1n l.. a., NJ .l.NI rnl l1rr .in,.l.,.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
Proceedings OF tho Democratic County
Central Committee.

Pursuant to notice, the Democratic
Central Committee of FL Dorado County
met in the city of Placcrvillc, ON Satur-
day, the 18th day Of June, 1857, at .
o'clock, PM.
Present. ID. W. Gelwicks, Alfred
Briggs, Thos. II. Williams, l.. Fisk, John
ITumo, James IIillcy, f. l.. Buckingham,
Robert Rogers, John Frazer, J. ID. Gal
braith and James j. Green.
The Committee having been called to
order by d. w. GclwickS, Chairman, L.
II. Williams, Esq, offered The following
resolutions, which were adopted:
ReSoIred, That tho next Democratic
County Convention be holden in the city
of Placcrvillc, on WEDNESDAY, tho
FIRST DAY OF JULY NEXT, at one
o'clock, P. NJ, and that the basis of rep.
rescntation be as follows: One Delegate
for every Precinct at large; one Delegate
for every one hundred Democratic votes
cast for any State officer at the last gen
eral election, and one Delegate for every
fraction of fifty votes SO cast; the Prcsi-
dental Electors being considered for the
purposes of this resolution, State officers.
hCUOCUCU1 IuuL NlVCtOlS
Of this county meet in their respective
Precincts on the 9th DAY OF JUNE,
INST, at tho hour of o'clock, p. NJ,
and elect the Delegate or Delegates to
which they may be entitled, to represent
them in the next Democratic County
Convention.
ReSOIUed, That no person shall bo en-
titled to a seat in the next Democratic
County Convention who was not at the
time of his election n bona .hde resident
of the Precinct which he proposes to rep
resent, and that no proxies be allowed,
and that no person shall be entitled to
vote for Delegates at the Primary Meet
ings, who is not at the time q bona tide
resident of said Precinct, or who has once
voted at said election.
ResoJUetR, That for the purposes of tho
primary elections aforesaid, in the city oi
PIacerville, voters shall be residents pi
the precinct within the ward in which
they live.
ResOIUed, That the Chairman Of the
Central Committee, On in his absence, the
next on the list thereof, shall call the
County Convention to order, and act as
chairman thereof until the list ofprecincts
is called. The Secretary Of the Central
Committee shall act rs temporary SeCre-
tary Of the Convention until the list Of
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
Total number of Dele rates,


Mr.. Williams then offered tho follow
ing resolutions:
4 >9ir0i, THAT NIL male citizens of this
State over twcnty-one years of age, who
will declare that they are not members OF
any other political than tho Democratic
party, that they endorse tho Cincinnati
platform and the administration Of Prcsi-
dent Buchanan, and that they intend in
good faith to support the nominees Of the
Democratic party Mt the next general cleo
ton, shall bc entitled to cast their votes
within their respective precincts for dele
gates to tho next Democratic County
Convention to be holden in this county.
Mr.. lIumo offered the following as n
Substitutes:
H,yJiced, That it is incxpcdicnt to pre-
sent any rule for the regulation of the
iralchiSc at the primary meetings; that
tho conditions of such franchise shall be
determined by tho Democratic voters Of
tno several precincts.
On motion of Mr.. Briggs the above res
olutons were laid on the table Ly tho fol-
lowing votc-thc ayes and noes having
been demanded by Mossrs. Williams, Fisk
and Gclwicks:
Aycs-McsSrs, Briggs, ITumo IIillcy,
Rodgers, Frazier and Groon-0.
Noes McSSrs. Gclwicks, Williams,
Fisk, Buckingham and GNlbraith-5
Mr.. Gclwicks then offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That no man who voted for
Mr. Fremont for PrcsidcntShall bo allowed
to vote at our primary elections.
M. Hume moved to amend by inserting
the name ofMr Fillmore after tho name OF
Mr., Fremont; Mr.. Briggs seconded tho
motion.
On motion Of Mr.. Green the resolution
and amendment were laid on the table by
the following voto-th ayes and noes
having been called for hy Mcssrs. Gel
wicks, Williams, Fisk and G0lbraith.
AyeS-M Mcssrs. Briggs, lIumo, HiliCy,
buckingham, Rodgers, Frazier and Green
-7.
Noes - Mcssrs. GOlwicks, Williams,
Fisk and Galbraith. --4.
On motion tho Committee adjourned to
meet ut the call Of tho Chairman.
u. W. GELWICkS, Chdir'n.
J0uN lIUMI, Secretary.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

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un ,lo'un X. e.. y. Ill Y4- called to,.
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lu,.. iuE. .tt." .,Ii II Mr. Il. CI.. H,n ,f NV nv
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dr,rj e: ,''i'.",. r'Id adi .-rd II ~ .,,'
h'u-ri. ,j = li.in and inrriblc lnonucr M ~"
ini,.,'t:,. and ri. -t'r..hlty # tie a. o'.s 'ae
for Wntn the meeting was railrd S.Inau,
Eu.Ia,'. '.v:- 'hcn called fr end ~
on Il. stand ..nd delivered an ciopu,nt st,c',t
A. l." usually los. Mr.. C".c was tI.!, ~
eii.~',rl tn 3Ct - a:c nj for the citizens rf H.
GiiI .ji1-inr% and vicinity, in procu,in, ~ !,
rr~> l,lr. IL" al,uyc n..'ucl rDu'" ",d Pos, ~
lee. On mott the Secretary va, authorizs1
te H. ;itI..s4, t,d.iFet.tt 10 The T
N,il N@.T: I,r {. :: rnia. Iial ing th6carly c.'
lllli>hr"ht of the above named Mail RSu,o
On n.;i"ii il rt> unanimously
H., 'ri. TLat III" citizens If this nl,..
rc-,- -s-f't-,rr.ri.ic r1arr IN 4.
t.Ii ia, the "y'"'u.r. Of ~ ~ -; - @, ;n So,
Fran. ,r. au ii'- H." 3nlt'cr !.fn,p H., I: q
" al A~,.t '-' C.i:trn'n, and Lave Il ac,ei
upon IL .i,.ch - rcS,iaIo.
On 'a"iion lhr Pla"crI lie Am fican. MorD.
tai: Der. .'crLt h;:l sa.'."iari:" lninn wor4 "a.
q'I, ~;rI l. publish the Fro, .d,rgs Of mi,
Inccfing. On motion tine iirc'iny a,Iiourned
X. {. RLDD, th4irladn.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
-PLACERVILLE.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1857.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN B. WELLER.
Subject to tho decision of the Democratic State
Convention.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

A. a meeting OF the Democratic State Central Com.
mittee held In San Francisco the 2Uth Of May the
following resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That the next Democratic State Convcn-
ton he holden at the City Of Sacramento on Tues
DAY the l4th day Of July next, and that the basis Of
representation be AZ follows: One u lgatc from cv.
cry County at large, and Delegate for every two
hundred Democratic votes cast aud one Delegate :or
every fraction Que hundred Democratic votes
cast for any Democratic State oil iccr at ia" last IL
sral electOnhe Presdt ntal electors beng Un,il.
cred for the purposes OF this resolution, State OF.
hcers
Resolved, That Messrs. Thomas, Moore and Rcd.
dington, are hereby appointed committee to can
the of ica returns in the on Ice Of the Secretary
Of State, and from them to make mp and publish the
apportonment Of Delegates to which the various
counties are entitled, according to the basis fr,pre
sentaton adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following report, by which the Democrats
Of the various Counties will be governed in clcctug
Delegates to the State Convention.
ALFRED REDINGTON, Chairman.
p. x. WooDsIDE, Scc'y Dem. State Central Com.
TO GEN. ALFRED REDISGroN, Chairman, &c.-Dcnr
Cir: The Committee appointed at The recent meeting
Of the Democratic State Central COmIntteC to apInr-
tion the Delegates which each county will he cnttd
70 sle Ct under the resolutions Of the Centrn Commit.
tee, to meet In Convention Ia Sacramento on the lIth
Of July, proxuo, have made the following arportiun
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
Our old friend John Fountain. has on

Our old friend John Fountain, has our
thanks for basket of his delicious soda.
Mr.. Fountain supplies the country for
miles around the city with soda from his
establishment, and if we may judge from
the manner in which his teams arc kept
on the move, large quantity is consul
med daily. His factory, fircproof brick
OH Main street above Stony Point, is one
of the coolest places in the city.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
J. PmCr McDAxlEL, secretary.

INDEPENDENCE BALL.-Mr. G. w. Wat
kins, Proprietor of the "Miners' Home"
Grizzly Flat, has issued invitations to an
Independence Ball." to be given at his
house on Wednesday Evening the LIST of
July. Mr.. Watkins is abundantly quail
ifcd to "get up things" in good style, and
VIC doubt not that his party will be ue-
lightful one.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

NIKE BoRowsKEY brought into our Of
flee tie other day, bottle Of Sparkling
Cataw1a," which was pronounced by all
hands, most delicious. Mikes saloon,
"Thc Fashion," is Well supplied with fine
liquors, aud is popular resort. Come
again with your "Cat-a-wa-ba."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
lIIIUBIEAIg DEMOCRAT.
LnR PRINTING

OF all kinds neatly and promptly executed at this Of
nee, at the lowest prices Our job Office il extensive
and entirely new, and We have materials Of every de-
scriptiOn and can consequently, give satisfaction To
HIl who favor us with their orders. Tcrms--CASlI.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

FOURTH or July BALL.-There will be
y grand ball at Miller's Hotel, on Friday
evening July Sd. This Hotel is on tho
Cosumncs road, six miles from Shingls
Springs,-a pleasant ride from this city.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

ALMOST \ Err.-ihout ) o'clock yes.
t.r,'av morning. the roof Of Er. Van
Week Kitchen. AZ the mouth of Cedar
E:tv.Ur, caught fire from the stove pipe.
The fire WAS discovered and, by the
i""nrt assistance Of the nci,;hhorS, cx-
ti!.@r'-hci " itllodt having done any MA.
t~Iiai damage. Our citizens cannot DO
too oar,tul in watching th,ir stove pipes,
for almost c"ery iir@ that has visited our
city has originated in nCglcc. IA this mat
ter. We h:yc no hesitation in saying
that if piaccrvil,r is again destroyed by
fire, the calamity will be traceablc to
hailv seculcl stove rilc.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
San FrancIsco Agency.

Mt L. p FISHER, at the Iron Binding, opposite
the Office Of the Pacific Express Company, corner Of
Montgomery and Washington streets, is our only
thoriEed agent for San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

JIM. ALLEN, whose cheerful voice can
bo heard at all hours Of the day crying
aloud "l-c-C Cream, gcntlCnicn," has
our thanks for . liberal supply Of that
dOlicacy. TWAS delicious.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
e. &. NIcLE AN

Is cur authorized Agent for Grizzly Flat and
vicinity. Orders for the paper, advertising
Job work left with him, will be promptly at
tended to.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

JOE. FISHER, of the Arcade" has our
thanks for another huge bowl of delicious
ice cream. Come ngair, ole fel.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

~ ]Lucullus is sensible man ;-he
does not dine at home tomorrow, but ct
the NATIONAL RESTAURANT.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

l.. TANANwALD, at the Ground Tent"
is now receiving large invoice of fash
ionablc clothing, which he is offering at
the lowest rateg,-- ..-~
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20
A. BADLAM, JR.,

Is oar authorized Agent for Sacramento City. All
orders for advertising left with him, will be promptly
attended to.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

Mr.. 7. ELKrs, late of Colomo, has open
cd fine stock of clothing and gentle
mems furnishing goods, in Scligman's
brick block. See advertisement.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

Charley Gowen has our thanks for Oh
abundant supply Of Silver Greek ice.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-20

KLINE, at the "Now York Store" has
received his third importation of goods
for the present season. Lambert" says
that Stewards is mo where" compared
with his establishment.