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Selling of at Cost !

NOW Is TIE TEE FOR BARGAINS!i
FY2IIE subscribers intending to leave this place.
& will ofcr thoir very large stock Of Ready
made Clothing, Boots, Shocs. Hats, Caps, &c.
y T | Z ) 7 { . S T!
Persons in want Of cheap aad durable Clothing
will Gud 1t f. their advantage TO call soon before
all the bargains are disposed Of
Persons knowing themselves indebted to the
firm vii do woI. t. sal. soon and settle their ac-
counts and save costs
The store il jefferson viii lie carried on at the
u stand, whore they viii sell ten per cent chea-
pc- than heretofore.
ETTINGER & ULLMAN.
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WILLIAM 4. MURRAY.
). &. MOON,
,rGs ,EEEa REsaEKC.

yHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
! that the undersigned has this day bought Of
Johu Stevens, one BAY MARE, FIVE years oit
rexy Spring, and iaye left the same with the said
John Stevens during my pleasure.
PETER SNELIZER.
Iorclto, November Il, 1855
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JOEEG G0xgkB,
hTT02EEY Ind G5I5SBILgl 1t LAF
] nHsTowS, CAMBRIA Co., Pa.

NOUNSEL given in the English and German
u languages. Collections promptly attended
to. Office on Clinton street, in the room former
" occupied by David IIte Esq.
Jan. :, 1857. lily.
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ASn,sutstrafor.s Notice.

a FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS on TIE
Z estate of Joseph Williams, late Of Cambria
Township, deceased, having been granted 10 the
undersigned by the Register Of Cambria County .
notice IS hereby given to all having claims against
said estate to present them duly authenticated for
settlement. and to those indebted thereto to make
Li,a,,.I,,,rr Dac. o.5.6t Admir-.
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: aigh luosal toue caara-tprizas eycry article
I'll. LEDGER. In fact. the names q lis
..--, contributors are sufficient guarantee
' &; stands in marked contrast to q class Of
publications that have for so long a time
'.. ne country, but which, fortunately for
"..rl's E our people, arc almost extinct.
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New Tin-Ware Estahlssh,s,cns.

TEyHE undersigned takes this method ofiuform
Z ing the citizens Of Ehr'.sburg and surround
ingcouuty, that he has moved from Carrulton
and commenced business in lZbensbUr-. ii the
building formerly occupied Printing ofiCc,
two doors west Of Blair's Hotel, Whcre he intends
to CARRY ON lis business in LII is various branches
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soSs OF TEMPERANCE.

SVss OFF AE N Tx "a - Nk-s
NJ Highland Division, No. 81, Sons of TEN
- Peraacerneet At their Hall every SAIUR-
-, DAY evening, in the upper story Of X
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THE
lE,E YORk LEDGER
FOR 1853! ~
orcT FAMILY PAPER IN THE
~ WORLD.
rovorite Writers retained, and New
'L' ones added.
o..ster Attraction for the New Year.

..i,i,n of THE NEW YORK LEDGER
de- TIr1 Tree Hundred and Ih,rty Thousand
,r' .-b;rh IS greater than that OF any
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Valuable Property fer sale.

FEYIE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER THE
4 following valuable property at private sale,
situated il Jackson township. CambTia county,
within q quarter Of a mile Of the Store like, lea
ding from ELcnsbur-,
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BLRCE IND FANCY SILK s,
Plain m. Tr7hYci6av1d

= = = - =
Plain anu EmbIoideEed,s
Silk Tissues ard Braises, french, English and
Swiss Lawns. French Delains, (aII wuol) and
Draizc Dciaius.
ALSO.-A beautiful asssrsnlcut Of White Dress
Goods, 0!ain and clnbr3idercd.J SNiss and Jaco-
net Eag;ngs, insertions. together with large
quantity'of prints of all kinds and qualities.
His stoci, Of B9nuets IS one Of the largest and
most fashionable ever slipped to this place
Goods Of all descriptions usually kept in MIgn-
ary stores can be had. Miss Ellen NcCanu viii
be happy to wait on al her lady friends in this
department,
e. 70 ED e E11 @S
/ AND CHILDREN'S 81 oes, Gents and Boys
Shoes and Boots. Irish Linens, Table Cloths
! Panfaloons, Coats, &c. Custorers are requested
to call before purchasing elsewhere as his stock i:
large aud varied.
EaeUsburg Nav 19 1857.
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December 1G. 1S5T.::5:Ct.
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TrcasUroT's Office.
ElcnsburE Oct. Z, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
SIlcriG'S Sale.

nY virtue of all order Of sale, issIed out Of the
Clerks Ofiicc, of the Hon. District Court, lth
Judicial District for III Dorado county, California,
ON IA Judgment rendered Oh the 2:Id day Of NOVem-
Der, 4. ID. 1851, in favor Of Daniel Geary and
against Samuel st. Clair, james keyne and Patrick
Kcyne, for the sum Of Twelve Hundred and Nine
ty-Ohe- -pellarsy -dei1ty with interest
thereon the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum, from
the 23 Of enlInr \. ID. 1851, together with the
sum of Fifty and 40 100 Dollars, costs Of suit, and
accruing costs, will expose to public sale, at the
Court House in Placcrville, the 2lst day Of Dec
1851 at 10 O'clOsk \. M all the right, title, inter
est and claim Of the said Samuel st. Clair, James
Keyne and Patrick Keyne Of, in and to the follow
ing described mOrtgagcd property, lying and being
in Mountain Township, III Dorado County and
state of California, to wits All the right title, in
tcrcSt and claim said defendants had OH the 17th
day Of March, \. ID. 1851, In and to a certain Saw
Mil in the town Of Grizzly Flat, together with all
the machinery connected Herewith, consisting of
engine, boiler, &c.; also, the lot Of ground ON
which said mill stands; also, oil Of the right Of way
to and from said mill and grounds also, all i'm
prOvements, buildings. houses and property Of ev-
cry description appurtCnant to or in anyWisc con-
nectcd with 0r used in and about said Saw Mill;-
the lot Of ground which said Mill and improve
mcnts are situated being in the northern part Of
said town, and adjoining PattOn's Ranch, which is
on the eastern side of said ground, the ground on
the north and west being vacant ground. Said
property being known the Mill Of st. Clair
Go.
sheriff's Office, P1accrville; November 2etl, A.
d. 1857. L. BOGAKDCS,
Sheriff Of Fl Dorado County, CAL,
[37tsl lIy W. J. BURwELL, Under Sh'H.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
TrIInnfn nH ResDect.

Alta regular meeting Of Union Division, No.
2s, SOns Of Temperance, held in their Hall at
EIDoradO on Saturday Evening, November 2lst
81, Bro. e. =. Jack IN offered the following
preamble and resolutions, which were unani-
mOusly adopted:
WHEREAS, we have now become satisfied that
our worthy brother, DR.. f. X. Merry went down
in the iDl-fated steamer Central AmeTicd, there
fore be it.
Ersoire.i, That in the death of our bro. DR..
+. X. Merry this Division has lost one Of its
brightest ornaments dnd our State one Of its
best citizens. .--.-..
ReSOlcc,I, That this Division tender to the
widow Of our deceased brother our heartfelt
sympathies, and assure her that We deeply feel
for her in her bereavement.
Res0iUal, That us token Of our regard for
our worthy deceased brother, this Division wear
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
ResOLred, That copies Of the above preamble
and resolutions be forwarded to the MOUNTAIN
DEMOCRAT, Ay,gms and PidcerUiUe AUterictH for
publication.
ResOirHi, That q copy, duly signed by the Of
fcers Of this Division, with the seal attached,
be forwarded t0 tho widow Of the deceased.
p. Is. DENNY, X. 5.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
SheriE,S Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out Of the
ID clerks Office OF the Hon. District Court llth
Judicial District; Fl Dorado county, Cab, on u
Judgment rendered on the 18th dayOf Now, A. D.
Samuel Ouslcy, deceased, and against Josiah J.
Armstrong and Isaac Alter, for the sum Of seven
teen hundred and eighty seven 26-lOO dollars, H.
1877 26l00 debit with interest thereon, at the rate
Of ~ l2 per cent. per annum from the 2oth day Of
Now, a. ID. 1857, together with the sum OF forty
eight 25l0 dollars, (lS 25lOO costs Of suit, and
accruing costs, will expose to public sale, at the
court h0utc in Placcrvlc, the 2lst day Of Dec,
4. ID. 1884, Mt 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. nll the right, title,
interest and claim the said defendants had OH the
I'd day of jan, 1851, In and to the following dcs
cribcd mortgaged property, lying and being in the
county of FL Dorado and State of California, the
road leading from Plnccrvillc in said county to Sac
ramentO city, about sixteen miles from said town
Of Pacervle, known the Deer Creek Rancho,
and more particularly bounded and described
follows, tO-Wit: commencing at white oak tree
standing at the north side Of said road about
hundred and forty rods west of the Deer Creek
House, thence running north eighty rods to an oak
stake and stones constituting the northwest cor
ner, thence east along the edge Of Chapparel two
hundred rods to an oak stake and stones, thence
south eighty rods said road, thence crossing said
road and running a little south Of east, one hun
dred and twenty rods to stake and stones, thence
south one hundred and sixty rods to a stake and
stones, thence in line running little north of
west one hundred and sixty rods to an oak stake,
thence west one hundred and sixty rods to blazed
oak tre", thence north one hundred and sixty rods
to the place Of bcg inning, containing four hundred
and twenty more or less, with all the build
ings, improvements and appurtenanccs thereto be-
longing. i. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff FL Dorado co. CAL,
by W. J. BURwELL, Under Sh'H.
sherif's Office, Placerville, 2Sth day of Nov. A.
D., 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
SheriGs sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale, issued out of the
I'D Clerks Office Of the Hon. District Court of
the llth Judicial District, FL Dorado County Cal,
n Judgment rendered on the 25th day of NOvcm-
ber, A. d. 1851, in favor Of Jefferson Edwards and
against Josiah J. Armstrong and Isaac Alter, for
the sum Of twenty-five Hundred and Fifty and
lS-l0O Dollars ($22iO l8l, debt, with interest
thereon at the rate of per cent per month from
the 25th Of November A. d. 1851, together with
the sum Of FOrty-Seven and 2O-lOO Dollars, costs
of suit, and accruing dosts, will expose to public
sale, ut the Court House in Placcrvile. the 2lst
all the right, title, interest and claim the said de-
PENDANTS had the ID day Of January 1854, in and
to the following described gagged property, ly
ing and being in the county and State ,On
the road leading from Placervie in said county to
Sacramento City, about sixteen miles from said
town Of Placcrvillc, known as the "Deer Creek
Rancho," and more particularly bounded and de-
oak tree standing on the north side Of said road
about one hundred and forty rods west Of the Deer
Creek House, thence running north eighty rods to
oak stake and stones, constituting the north
west corner thence east, along the edge Of chap
parel two hundred rods to IN oak stake and stOnes
thence south eighty rods to said road thence,
crossing said road and running a little south Of
stones thence south one hundred and sixty rods
to = stake and stones thence, In line running q
little north Of west, hundred and sixty rods to
an oak stake ). thence west one hunred and sixty
rods to q blaZcd oak tree thence north one hun
dred and sixty rods TO the place Of beginning,
more less, with all the buildings, improvements
and appurtenanceS thereto belonging.
sheriif'S Office, Placerville, November 2sth, A.
D., 1857. E. BOGARDCS,
Sheriff Of FL Dorado Co., CAL,
[S7tsl BY W. J. BURwRLL, Under Sh'f.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
SIleriG,s Sale.

PY virtue Of an Execution, issued out Of the
ID Clerks Office Of the Hon. District Court, llth
Judicial District, for Fl Dorado County, alfOrnis,
on . judgment rendered on the eOth day Of NOvem:
Der, A. u. 1887, in favor Of Joseph Faivre and
against John Michel, for ths sum Of Pour Hundred
and Five and 6OlO0 Dollars, teAOO eO-lOO with in
terest thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per an
mum, from the sSth day Of November. 4: p: o. 1851
lars, costs Of suit and accruing COSTS have levied
upon and ssiIed and win expose to Public Sale. q
December, A. D. 1857, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ell the
right, title, interest and claim, Of the said John
Michel, Of In and to the following described prop
erty, lying and being in Diamond Springs Town
ship, Fl Dorado County, and State Of CAlifOrnia,
to wit:
One Quartz Lead about four hundred feet in
length running North and South Of mining shaft
now being worked on said lead, and known as
Michel Ruland's quartz lead, also one house con-
tanning Chilian quartz mill, also the ground on
which the same Btands, situated on Ringgold creek
about one fourth Of one mile from Webbervtlls In
said county.
sheriff's Once, PlacefviIe, November Soth, A.
d. 1857. Z. BO0ARDUes =
Sheriff Of II Dorado Co.. CAL1
[S7tsl BY W. J. BURwsLL, UudeT Sh'h.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
SlnnniT,a Sale

DY virtue Of an Execution issued out of the
I'D Clerks Office Of the Hon. District Court, of
the llth Judicial District, in and for FL Dorado
county California, OIL judgment rendered on the
2oth day Of May, A. ID. 1851, in favor Of Lewis Lee
PETIT and against Joseph Miller and Vim. Mexican
for the sum Of Two Hundred and Sixty Three and
l4IOO DOars, with interest thereon at the rate Of
ten per cent. per annWm from the 2Jth day Of May,
A. u. 1851, together with the sum Of Seventy and
Is IOO Dollars, costs Of suit and accruing COSTS
have levied upon and seized, and will expose to
public sale, at the Court House in Placeryie, on
the 2lst day Of December, A. ID. 1851 at ~ O'Clock
4. M.,-An the right, title, interest and claim Of
the said Joseph Mjllcr and William Mexican Of, in
aud to the following described property, lying and
b~ing in Mountain Township, FL Dorado County
and State Of California, to wit: AL that certain
tract or parcel Of land situated the south side
Of Main street in the village of Grizzly Flat, in
the county and state aforesaid, to wit: Bounded
ON the west by the lot owned by A. Rcihl & Co.;
ON the east, by the lot owned by Dean Il Wether-
wax; on the north, by Main street, and on the
south by the lot formerly owned by J. W. Stccly,
being IS feet front said street, more or less,
and running back some 2O0 feet, or less, and
now occupied 10y J. =. Jacks and Sinymaster, to-
gcthcr with all buildings and improvements there
Shcriff's Office, Placcrvillc, November 23d, A.
D., 1857. .---.---...-,... 4. BOGARDCS, ,---------
Sheriff of Ell Dorado County, Cal,
I37tsl by {. &. MCLEAN, Deputy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

CnINAMEN ExPELLED.-The miners on
the South Fork of the Calavcras river
have driven off all the Chinese from those
diggings, and resolved that hereafter none
of that race shall reside in that vicinity.
The Chinese arc growing very unpopular
in the mines, and the day is not distant,
in the opinion of many, when nohe O
them will be permitted to work in the
mines. 1t is true that they rarely work
any other than deserted claims; still, the
greater part of the gold they take out is
lost to the State. Diggings that will not
pay our miners for working them at the
present time, may be profitably worked
by them few years hence. We have
often, of late, heard minerscexpress the
opinion that the Chinese should be inter-
dictcd from working in the mines.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

QUEER ARGUMENT!-It is true, say the
friends of Reed, that he stole the public
funds, but then he gave up all his prop
erty! Bates would probably give up all
his property too to get out of difficulty.
A public officer, according to the logic of
tho friends of Mr.. Reed, may steal and
squandcr twenty or thirty thousand dol
lars of the peoples money, but hc must
not be punished for his rascality if he
surrender all his property to those whom
he has defraudedl Restitution is no ex-
cuse for crime
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

The jury, in the Bates case, couldn't
agree. Such q result was predicted, as
soon as it was known who composed the
jury. Itwas broadly limited that a majority
of them were his personal friends, and
that, no matter how strong the proof
against him might be, they would not
convict him. If the statements in the
Sacramento press are correct, the trial was
farce. Bates and Rowe ought to be,must
be punished. If through any favOritism,
they are permitted to escape, their accom-
plices had better escape with him. The
people know that they are guilty-will
not be satisfied unless they are punished.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

AHARD HIT--Senator Pugh, Of Ohio,
in speech at Cincinnati few days be-
fore tho Gubernatorial election, gave the
niggcr-worshipcrs q hard blow. 'They,"
he exclaimed, "nevcr had but one United
States House Of Representatives, and even
in that one, the last two weeks Of the
session were spent in quarrcling among
themselves as to who should be expelled
for obtaining the most plunder." A sort
of rivalry existed among them to under
bid each other, and "to make the most
out of good thing as long as it last"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

To BE STopPED.-Fillibustering expcdi-
tions will not be again allowed to sail from
San Francisco; the doctrine of manifest
destiny" it appears, meets with but little
favor from the powers that be. tits un-
derstood that Major Solomon, United
States Marshal, has received peremptory
orders from Washington to enforce the
neutrality laws. Fillibusters will be
apt to escape the vigilance of the Marshal,
if they organize.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

MASONIC INSTALLATION AND BALL.-The
officers of Hiram Lodge, No. 43, F. and A.
NJ. will be publicly installed in their new
lodge room. in Ell Dorado, on the after
noon of Thursday, December oath, by
NV. N. Green Curtis, Grand Master Of
Masons in California. In tho evening,
the Fraternity will give grand ball in
Independence Hall. The public are invi-
ted to attend.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

All traces of the late fire at this place,
says the Sonora Democrat, are fast disap-
pearing. New buildings are going up, and
soon not a vcstigc will remain to show
where it occurred.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

Thanksgiving day was not generally
observed in our city. The stores and
work shops were open as usual, and tur-
key dinners and pumpkin pies were
raythur scarce.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

We arc indebted to Jerry Sullivan, Of
the San Francisco news Depot, for large
supply of Atlantic papers. Punctually on
the arrival of every steamer Jerry sends
to the printers in every part of the State
full files of papers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

A CURIOSITY the curiosities at
the Odd Fellows Library in San Francis
CO, is portion of the telegraphic cable
made for the purpose Of being extended
across the Atlantic ocean.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

The San Francisco Minstrels have been
performing in our city for the last week
to good houses. Backus and Mike Mitch
ell are old tavOrites, and always draw
crowd when they visit US.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

Rev. R. F. MACDONALD, of the EpiscO-
pal Church, will perform Divine service,
In the court house, tomorrow Sunday
evening, att o'clock. The public arc in
Vitod to attend.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

B The San Francisco Minstrels will
give Confidence Engine Company bene-
fit, on Monday evening. Let every body
attend.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

At the election on Monday last for
City Collector, Peter II. Lovell-our Pete
received larger number of votes than
all his competitors put together. The
bows "put him through"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

Rev. Elias Merchant, a member Of the
California Conference Of the NJ. E Church,
died recently at Los Angeles, whore he
was stationed for the current year.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

The California Free Press, a weekly
Black Republican organ published in San
Francisco, has "gonc in," caved, wilted.
Niggerism don't seem to flourish we'll in
California, probable owing to the question
able character Of it's leaders, who are oil,
without an exception, notOriously corrupt
politicians.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

The Rev. Mr.. SETTLE, Of the N. E.
Church South, will preach in tho Court
House tomorrow morning at ! past 10
o'clock,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

RIcM CLAM.-The receipts ofthe Capc
claim at Oroville, Butte county, during the
past year, were 1871 ,725-expenses $780,
0S5. Such claims are worth having;-
pity not many of them are found.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28
Total payments,

AOtul pUluNHiN1 PANNA' W.
Leaving balance unaccountcd for, admit
ting that no money was in the trcasu-
~ on the Sd Of October, $2OSo III
The Report Of Supervisors Draper and Lee, da-
ted October 9Th, 1851, shows MORE MONEY i'll the
Treasury than Reed is chargcable with, by two
dollars and ninety three cents.
What became Of the money! Did Reed pay to
his surctirs "all of his property, both real and
pcrsOnal"? If 50, why did he not inform them Of
the account he then had against the County for
1913 90, and which then pending before the
Supervisors, and which they admit to be just, and
assign that to them! Reeds dcfalcation to the
State was, on the October settlement, Sl5,%I5 ~
After deducting his commission and mi
lagc. From which deduct amount paid
by him to his surrtrs 1000 OO
Leaving balance paid by his suretirs, gil ,275 20
Balance still due state on settlement i'll
April, 1857, $50 90
Balance due County, about t---"-''-------l ,460 OO
Total drfalcation, sl3,i25 ~
To secure which he has placed in the hands Of
his suretics 81 shares of FL Dorado Ditch stock,
The surctics have offered Reeds friends the
stock, through their attorneys ut Sl2j per share,
making $1,000 and the house at 81 ,OOO. And
they have also offered Reeds friends the stock at
$l5O per share, OH such terms as would mutually
suit the parties.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

OIed-At the Bingham Ranch" fifteen miles
below this city, on the Sacramento road, at Z
o'clock on the morning of the 2lst Now Mrs.
ALMENA, wife of Cyrus B. Ingham, and daugh-
ter of James Lamb, of Kankakee City, Illinois,
aQed 40 wears.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

BALL AT GoLD FLAT.-Mr. F. Hubbard
of Gold Flat, will give another of his de-
lightful parties on Friday evening, Dec
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

1t will be seen by the proceedings Of
the Common Council, that the MOUNTAIN
DEMOcRAT has again been selected to do
the city printing. We shall not enlarge
at present.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

BANK.-Charley Barncsh has established
bank at his old stand on the Plaza. It's
a safe institution, "you bCt!" Sec adv.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

The interesting communication of" A
Wild IriShman" will appear in our next.
We received it too late for to-days issue.
Our correspondent will Oblige us by con-
tinuing his favOrS.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

TIE WEATHER. Tuesday evening
rain commenced falling, and it has con
tinucd with slight intervals up to the
present time. Not sufficient has fallen to
start the ravines, or to be Ofmuch service
to the miners in dry diggings. At the
present writing it has cleared off bright
and warm.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-11-28

BALL AT CAVE VALLEY.-Thc ere will be
a ball given IN tile Care, at Cave V alley,
on Monday evening next, by Messrs.
Flagg and Tout. The dancing hall is ca
pable of accommodating six sets at one
time, and tastefully and comfortably fitted
up. A look at the cave is worth more
than the price of the tickets, which is $5.