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CURRENCY AND FINANCE.-The results of the Com
mission of Enquiry, instituted by order of Parlia-
ment, into the banking system, and currency move
ments of England, are published in the Bankers
Magazine for April. The evidence of Lord Over
stone, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. NEWMARKET John Steuart
Mill, John G. Hubbard, Mr. Chapman (of Overend,
Quincy & Co.. is given in full, also the following
articles: Reform in the Currency-Views adopted
by English and American Bankers; the Usury Law
Question-Proposed Reforms in the United States
The New Treasury Loan of the United States,
March, 1858; Missouri-Her Finances, Railroad,
and Public DEBIT The Revulsion of lS57-Letters
from Hon. Nathan Appleton to Hon. Samuel II.
Valley, of Massachusetts,, on the New York Banks;
New Bank Law of Massachusetts, March, 1858;
Royal British Bank Conspiracy, and sentence of
the Prisoners, February, 1885, Banking in Mas
sachusetts-Annual Report of the Bank Commits
sioners; Savings Banks in Massachusetts, Stats
tics of each year, 1S34-lS5S Rates of Discount in
London First Glass Bills in each month of
each Year, 1S34-1S57; Joint Stock Banks of Lon
don-Capital, Deposits, Dividends of each; Specie
Imports of Great Britain for the year 1857; The
Finances of Turkey-Ncw Loans proposed; Inter
est on Bank Deposits-Report o. New York Clear
ing House; Report of the British Board of Trade
for 1887
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New York, April 2G.-Cotton is firm, owing to
the accounts of frost at the South-sales of i 400
bales. Flour is tirm-saes of IL 500 bbls. TODAY.
$40; Southern S4.50@S475. Wheat is dull. with
a declining tendency-sales unimportant Corn has
declined-sales of 5000 bushels White 73@73I
cts. Beef is generally buoyant at Sl36SI4 for re-
vanced-sales at Sl9@S192 IS. Lard has advanced 4
sales at II 19@llA cts. Sugar is steady-Musco.
vado 512@62s. Coffee is quiet, but firm. Naval
Stores are dull. Rice is quiet at 1904 Freights
Cotton to Liverpool 1s@3-lG Flour Is. 419d. ais
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:, ANAsTArIc PHNrrNG.-It is not a long time since
inc world was startled with this peculiar art # is
certainly a remarkable process, depending mainly
on the antagonism of oil and water 4 printed
sheet OF paper is moistened with dilute phosphorc
acld, and Is pressed on clean surface of zinc;
ana by this contact the acid of the unprintrd
part etches the zinc beneath. while the printed
part sets oil ON the zinc. There is thus pro
duced q, a reverse copy Of the printing on the
znc The plate is washed with an acid solution
OF gum, and is then nked the alinitics in some
instances, and the rcpulsions in others. cause the
lines OF the device, whatever it NAV be- to take the
ink, but the other parts of the plate To remain
cean-and the printing then follows This anasta
TIC method of printing has gone little, and only a
little, beyond the limits of manipulativc curiosity
The claims which have been put forth for the meth
od are somewhat comprehcnsive,-the claim being.
that by this process, designs produced either by the
ordinary process of printing from types. copper Oh.
steel plates, wood, stone, &c, or 5y the manual on
eTations OF writing or drawing in prepared ink or
chalk, may be readily transferred to the metal
plate, and an indefinite number of copies produced
at a really trifng cost
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points in this play which more particularly struck
our attention Any comments which we may have
to offer upon Miss CusHMANs style of acting we
must therefore postpone until some future occasion
The only remark which we have time and space to
offer now is, that lover or student of Shakespeare
ought to omit the opportunity of seeing her in
OF her Shakspearan characters in one of which she
appears tonight, viz: Queen Katherine, in Henry
VII
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We publish on our first page this morning a re-
port of the trial of the of John S. Wright
against the Sun Mutual Insurance Company and
the Orient Mutual Insurance Company, of New
York in Ike Circuit Court of the United States for
the District of Maryland, Hon. VIM. Fell Giles,
judge These cases were on trial during the great
erportion of the past week, and from the large
amount involved and the distinguished reputation
of the counsel engaged attracted considerable at
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TIE WEATHER.

SNOW AT ALBANY AND VICINITY.
ALBANY, April 25.-Snow fell this morninr- boro
and at Schenectady, and other points in this
vicinity.
FROST IN ALABAMA.
MOBILE, April 2l.-There was heavy frost in all
TINS section of the country last night, and fears are
entertained of injury to the young Cotton crop.
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ID | f ID g,

On Sunday evening, pril 25th at Woolbourne near
washington, 1.-THE residence of her aunt Mrs Caroline +
,i;'huIrS Mrs EMILY X. MARSHALL, wifi. of Charles
MARSHALL of Baltimore and second daughter of Col p
andrews, T. ). A., aged % years and days
- Her funeral will take place from Woodhourne to Rock
Cretk church at o'clock T. NJ, April 9th The friend.
OF the family are invited to attend without further
notice ~ '"' 10
T. and the late Benz. r. Wheeler
Of his age VIZ ~ S'''
On the 18th inst at his residence in WAYNE comfy Y
G., DIR, MARSHALL p HOWARD, a native of Bro.kyiIlr
Md " 'N' '''''
year of his age. ~
HEALTH OFFICE Baltimore April % 1888
hepo1t q Deaths IN he city Of Bmore for the lyeck
eEdiRJ W0RdGy MOrpiD1
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THE OHIO RIVER

ALBANY, April 25.-Augustus Tiffany, proprietor
OF the City Hotel, and formerly member of Assem-
bly, from Erie county, died this evening at O'Clock.
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2 Inflammation of kidneys.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRES

SPECIAL NOTICE.-MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHNAN-
Inc management having completed engagement for
A evenings with the great American actress, Miss Char
Iote Cushman beg leave respectfully to the public
The absolute necessity that compes the follow ing
on the old prices, viz: Dress Circle and Paruuete "a cts
Secured Seats, 81 The commanding terms of the upap
proachabe Queen of the Stage the same which she has
received in all the great Shakspcran Theatres of the
world are such to render ordinary prices with
even great success, remunerve in Theatre e
the size of the Holiday Street, impossibty The
Management DESTROYS, however, make the increase, Of
prices as moderate as possible has decided retain the
present admission to the Upper Circles viz: 25conts
The ardent wish, realized to present to the RaIti
more public, even under the enormously expensive dad
Vantages attendant such engagement in so small
Iheae' an actress 50 worthy of the admiration Of the
lovers of gentle Will Shakespeare who a,oupd in ,pr
CITY, the Management feels will be fully pprcci
ated by his friends and patrons
SHAKSPERLAN PERFORHAN Noes
Monday, April 26th.
Miss Charlotte Cushman ROMEO.
Tuesday, April 9th.
Miss Charlotte CuShman as QUEEN KATHERINE
Wednesday, April 2sth.
Miss Charlotte CuSIman as LADY MACEETu
The Box sheet for the three evenings named Is rou
opened, and seats be engaged by immediate annie,
''o" DIT '"s "e''re' apo lw
JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE $50, $40, and $50
For BEAUTY and durability of stitch finish and DESIGN
is mot c1 eiea by any other MACHINE
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
PRICE SIS, s2a and So
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in tbeir MOVE
MENT and make ne'0 strong elastic stitch, that viii
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut.
Salesroom, No 90 BALTIMORE ST.
apl9tf /. D. CHASE, Agent.
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NEW YORK QUARANTINE BUILDINGS

New York, April 26.-The new Quarantine build
ings at Seguin's Point, Staten Island. were burnt
last night. They were unoccupied, and it follows
that the fire the act of an incendiary.
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on on the I'D instant, by Rev. VIM. IT, Lancy Captain
city. ~ ''
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CONDITION OF TIE MISUNDERSTANDING to the
United States Treasurer's statement, the following

CONDITION OF TIE misunderstanding to the
United States Treasurer's statement the following
is the condition of the Treasury:
Amount on deposit, S7,035, 7S3. 90
Drafts drawn, but not paid, 1,5l2, 276.47
Amount Subject to draft, 5, 523 SOC So
Reduction from last week, l8G9572l
Receipts, 597, S04.0l
Drafts paid, 607, 1881. 81
Drafts issued. ISL 76l %
The ship Grey Eagle, from Norfolk, in January
last is reported to have arrived at Rio Janeiro with
loss of fore-topmast and fore and main top-galant
masts, in lat. Is N. The G. L. loaded up James
river, and sailed from Hampton Roads early in Jan
uary, but was only at sea about a hours when she
was dismasted ndotherwise injured in heavy gale
repairs.
Matilda 7. Wade has recovered a verdict of ST.
5oo damages against the New York City Railroad
20. Miss Wade was injured by falling from the
rear platform of car, through the negligence of
conductor, on the 1st of October last.
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THE KANSAS CONpRONIs


DETROIT, April 26.-The Free Press sustains the
Kansas compromise bill as reported by the Confer
ence Committee.
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CINCINNATI, April 24.-The river is falling, with
y feet of water in the channel
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We are indebted to Hon. A. Kennedy for Public
Documents
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ROCHESTER,, April q.
The Court opened at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, to sentence ira Stout for the murder of
Charles NJ Littlcs. The prisoner was asked if he
had anything to say? lie replied, 4" Nothing, too
much has been said Already Judge Wells then
sentenced him to be hung on the 18th of June be
tween the hours of II and p. NJ. The prisoner
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MEETING OF LIQUOR DEALERs.-This body held a
meeting last night at Metropolitan Hail. Mr.. NJ.
Glide Imam in the chair. The proceedings of the last
meeting were read and approved, after which some
financial business matters of the Association of no
public interest," discussed, and the meeting ad-
Journed to meet again at the call of the President
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KML.-Frederick Gurns-
rote yesterday arrested by officer Ford on the
charge of striking on the head with a Ratchet with
intent to kill John Surch. He was committed to
answer by Justice Owings.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

l>T,RbLY MrRDER.--We are indebted to n ffici.d
for the following particulars relative Ia the murder
ui Dixon by CharVin: THE circumstances under
which Alex. Chanvin murdered Frederick DXon at
Tyler 4 mCriiCdS stat on, in GarSun Valley,
are these. Chnuvin aud Dixon we're employees 1T
the vtrland mail company. They were playing
aids 1T the abuvc station. Dixon, who was al icIc
bay. put up five dollars To- cali the man opposite.
Seeing thui his opponent about making the bet
good, u. pulled hIS money down. making some jn'
vial remark Ut the time. Chauvin remarked that lie
would not allow man to play that Un him. \ few
words passed between them at triing moment,
which were not expected To lead 10 the slightest
difficulty between the parties. The play rot Mp
from the table, und NXum stepped outside "t the
house with his back Ia the dunr. While standing
in this position ChnuVan drew his revolver, navy
size standing inside touk deliberate aim VI d. and
fired, the ball just passing under the right ear and
slightly grazing his meek. Dixon turned md saw
Chauvnn in the act "f taking sight lie started t"
run, PARTIAL turning around as hc was running ut
the same time addressing T.. and pe' uSIy begging
lin not 10 shnt. Tic assassin stepped I" the t"I'
tnuk dead rest against the frame aud tired, slI'
ing Dixon through the back. Twelve l'"nIH after
wards he MAS u corpse Chauvan was am S;cd, Ia
ken To Gtnna aud allowed To go at a'gc, and II Is
said passed through this city Un Wednesday, IN
Jvufe probably for the States. Al the time "t the
member 81 the Vigilance Committee Of Carson ' al:
ley, which may account for his release. foul
murder has been committed and the murderer has
been allowed 10 go free through the Partially ar
cHrrlcssncss Of the officers having him in chnigc
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LETTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
IpLEvlLIE, Nov. 10, 1868.

IpLEvIILE, Nov. 10, 1858.
EnIToRS DEMOCRAT: have assumed the
appcllation Of A Wild IiShmon" perhaps
very thoughtlcSsly for, were ! guided by the
fitness ofthings, should, suppose, make my
letters harmonic with my title. should
write in style wild, boi>trrous and bis"rrr,
instead Of n sensible, prmIr"t and pr"r'ic"Lkf
one. In my, as in other cases, titles deceive.
You know. McSSrs. Editors, | am not at all
~i|d, but the least hot-bloodrd, the gcntlcst
and QuictcSt of IriShmen.
Vet for all this acknowledge an Ntmira.
tion for the wild aud forcihle characters of
humanity. Perhaps this will account for the
subject of my letter Having promised you
an occasional communication from ldlcvillc,
when commenced this one was posed for
topic, when it flashed on my mimd-Why not
gossip some about Adventures? ASsurcdy,
said | to myself why roty AS a general
thing think the term ddrChturer is used in
very innocent manner. There is nothing in
the definition Webster gives Of the wOrl to
warrant uS in applying it to person in an
or rcprOachfl manner
Adventures, then, admirc-bold, dashing,
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NOTICE.

ITO all persons dealing with the Eureka Canal Comps
I n! ~ DianOnd Springs, II Dorado county, Of which
Lew. u Harris l. rTrsldcnt, John Benfiry, J. ". "
WrthCTWax, a. \. =. Harmon end Francis TSAey q"
Trustees. ----
At regular 1Crtine Of the nnATl, Arh at DiamOaA
Springs August lsth 18th, l1tA W. p. KsOlt, EuPeIh-
tcndent was, by unanimous vote, aiesAarRsd: Mns
earnest solicitation Of said lIaTris, be aowed
remain three months to give him OPpeTtuHity to e.
sign hut without authority TO contract any dres' "
said company A. that three months has expired, as
as thr said Harris, contrary TO the unaniOHs vote
the Hard Of Trustees, Without authority, and agais
the wishes 81 the Stockholders, stiu retains the esA
Scott this il to nOti all miners, water agvntO d'eA
tenders, labOrcrs and umbcrncns and all OIArr peTsoc
furnishing Labor or materials 90 eaia eosrsny that a
contracts made by said Scott Illegal not binding -
said company, and will not b. paid.
Notice Is also hereby gVcn that the extension of 'aS
Canal, bv charging the Buckley race numinK over
buckeye Flat, the way Of the shngle SPRING Hou.s
Duroc House, 10 the American Reservoir, 81 or NEAR
syip ut IN estimated cost Of esS 000, any other
extension Of said Canal, is without authority 81 ne
Trnstrps aud against the wishes Of the etHekh0'deF
and all miners. ditch agents, lunbeTnen, and any 9.
other persons furnishing labor materials for IN e.
Tension Of pad Canal hereby notiAcd that the Sa
will not be legal charge against asid Company sSe
will not be paid. FRANCIS TUkEI.
Wv. One fthe Trustees sf said Company
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WrtheTw sx biz wife, togrthcTwith IN the tuildir.
mproV entS situated thereon aud pIIlrt mani
b' ing the ZANE OccupICd by the said WcthrTwsS
wIfr u TCSIdcnrt, and 10y WethcFN AK Co A. SUI
house al-r an nndi' idcd interest OF twetty-nin
in the Township Of Mvd svsinE-, county ns'rs"OIa
known the Costumes Quartz Lde, situated 1bu' AZ"
yards west Of the " MON Quartz Lode =" which ~
on the wrrteTn side Of Matthew's Greek and Iynv
one fourth 81 u mi wcstwardIy from the yii.." ~
Nuruu City aHd running north aud south across sn
ra,inr knvWh the Cnon RLSiRr, syrse being Ir'n
If Mathanus Greek, together with all Of the PiYht. 80
privileges appuTtrnant to in anywise belonSin. :,
saId lode. l.. BOGAKpCS,
sheriff of II Dorado Co.. Cat
BY W. J. DGRwELL, Under SherN
SHERIFF. Office. Placcrvilc, Nov. l9'h, 4. ID. ISSs
hts
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HUMDoLDT TELEoRAPH-It is gratifying to have il
n our power to announce that the wires will reach
Gen0A to-day, and that the company will be ready
to forward the news by the next Salt Lake Mail TIN
TO San Francisco, from Carson Valley. This is an
enterprise Of which our people may be justly proud
or Il s mt only one of the greatest enterprises
tho continent but will ultimately be Of inculcuable
advantage 70 the entire Pacific country.
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SlleriMSA Sale.

10y virtue Of order Of sale issued out Of the Clerks
ONCE Of the Hon. District Court Of the lth judicial
District In aud fnr III Dorado county Judgment re,
crcd the 10th day OfNovenber A. D IsS in favor NJ
File Enc and against the Diamond Quartz Mining Conn
any, Corporation, far the Of three n 0uSAnd two
hundred and sixty dollars, with Interest thereon nj the
rate 0z I2 per cent per month from the said 10th day
NnvcnhrT, A. ID. lS5S together with the sum " wcnty
nine 10 l dollars, costs Of suit and accrulng costs
have levied upon md will expose to Public Sale, at the
Court House door In the City Of PlAcervile,
On the 18th day of December,
D. N5S, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ all the right title interest
aud claim, said Diamond Quarts Mining Company had on
The IND day OF August, A. d. ISIS, amy time thereafter
IN and to the following described mortgagcd property IL
ing and being Ia II Durao county aud State Of California
wit certain Quartz Lode. about one NJ d n half
miles Snuthwardly from Diamond Springs, OH Chambers
ravinc, said lode extending In direction nearly north
ami south distance OF about four thousand feet com.
inrnenH nj Mnthenas Greek the southern end extend.
ing North of said Chambers ine on the east side
together with all dips, anHea branch leads together
with the ground the each side thereof to Tie
QunrH Mill situated said Chambers ravnc about seventy
yards from said lode aud about hundred aud fifty yards
north of MathenAs creek also large house attached
To IN III mill and used dninK.rO and IOdR
nt kfchen Tor workmen said MILL and also three other
cabins attached thero aud used lodging roo rnr said
w"rkmen, together with all OfIhr machinery buildings
improvements &C., Of every kind and description wha,so.
ever attached TO or used In connection with said MILL IN
aud about the working Of said lode.
y. B0HARDUH.
Sheriff Of VI Dorado County. California,
- by W BVRwEL. Cnlc' Sheriff.
Sheriff Once, PlAcrrvte Nov. 10, A. d. ISIS [IGts
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SExrExcED TO IL HuxG.-JOhn Daon. convicted
Of the murder of John Sharkee, at Natchez, Ell Do
RADIO county, has been sentenced to be hanged 0n
the 9TH January, at Placerville.-S. +. 1tiegrdm.
This IL news to US. The Telegram has either
esen imposed upon has made a mistake in the
.tUnnty. There has not been conviction for muir
~ for several years in FL Dorado county.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

4 NEGRO WITH \ WHITE WIFE.-Thc
Sonora Uemocrot, of Saturday, notices the
appearance in that town. on Tuesday last. Of
negro accompanied by his white wife
They were riding through the streets in n
buggy. They were married in Australia,
and have been living in the vicinity Of Sonora
for several years, and have number of
children. The DemOcr0t omitS to state the
color Of the children. This may be called
practical illustration Of Black RcpublicaniSm,
which fanaticiSm wishes to introduce into
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

PAGxvUL CAsuALTY.-We are grieved To state that,
on Wednesday night lsst, the wife of THOMAS H.
Huwnz EAQ., Of this city, met with painful acci-
atat which very nearly proved fatal. by accident
her cl0shing caught FIRE from spirit lamp, aud be-
66ro her husband succeeded 10 smothering II, she
VaS severely burned. We are happy to state that
enc inlures are not considered Of serious nature
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

IXsANE-A lunatic, German named Frederick
Cline, arrived at the station house Yesterday, en-
route for Stockton, from Placcrvllc, in charge of
We are requested to state that Dir. Charles Ture.
man is nat deputy Sheriff." hut assistant County
Judge, by appointment Of his Hon. James johnson.
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SlleriN'S SnlC.

)N NiTtIc ord,i ii .A !s>u,d Of the Clerks
OHr,-f the II N. D..t!tt Cont If the Ilih Judi
ri1l District. Lld FIR IT. - ,o r"unt,. iuj .unt
re- lri'd IN the 18th d Of \N H. y. lN'S IN favor If
E, L. >llhI n1i,r,iiN. p,:'iIT and against r''r l..
Winner a"l kiIa' 9TH Nnm"t hI> WIfr, def Idant..
~, uf tnIr;,,h hu,iI, Il aud >INiy four d!!s.
viii mt, ti,T,I ~ liz. rate 81 I per IA
from IL" ~. ddN "f \u,' r'i ~ u. ISIS. tng-ih.r with
the sum II .INtN mn, " IN d",r. r'.i. II .mt. and
rrrr; C"-t~. have levied nI-,n and will rNIr,." -
uir >al" ~ t' House d,S,T the (itN Of la
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

VIE c"psrtncrship and all business connection hereto
i fore existing bctwr,nA VI Thatcher and John Chan.
man IL this day dissolved by mutual consent.
PlHccrvir, November 18th, 1855
A. VI. THATCHER.
JOHN CHAPMAN.
JOIIN CHAPMAN will continue the business Of trading
in Hay AND BARLEY. lnOv2U lml
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To All Who Wish to Sage Their
Money.
New Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY & LIQUOR STORE
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
Found--.Supposed Stolen,

ON Sunday Morning the 18th inst TWO CALIFuRNlA
~ HORSES one Dark Iron Gray lI"rs" Colt about ,
years old. the other Dun Mare with oa) black
and tail, California brands the len shoulder and hip
They In the posse ssion of two Cans. Of whom
mad" hi. escape on dnpplr gray horse narcthr 9th.
cr now have in custody.
The owner ovnCrS ~ said hora"s requested to
prove property and pay charges II previously called
for. will sill said horses ~ prlic auction Saturday,
November 9Th, at IL O'Clock. VI. on the Plaza
ALIEN HUNTER, City Mar shall.
! arrrville, November lIih lA'N.-td
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

IA. CAcwIS Co., rs will be by their advertise.
snt In another column, prepared to sci at wholesale
we'll retail Their estOck comprises everything one
could we'll want and they sell "as cheap the cheapest
CnRWin iS one Of cn,-he can make you srcch, slug
song and sell you suit Of clothes before YOU can say
"Jack Robinson"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

BunaL ARY-0ne night this week, at Colona, thief
med Williams entered the dwelling OF Mr. Oliver and ali
OtFacaed quantity Of valuable jewelry. Oh Thursday
evening last the villain arrested, at Cold SprlnRs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

BARNM RAcHNIS have opened Wholesale and retail
grocery and liquor store in Joe Whites brick, On Main
street and the Plaza They entcrprisinr young men,
have fine stock Of goods and will do good buSincss.-
Ihey have our thanks for a package Of fine wine.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

Z, A Fowl HaAxsAcTIoK.-On last Thursday morn
O. ChlnanAan MS caught in the act Ut stealing
O1ickeus on Sacramento street, aud was arrested
and taken 10 the lookup.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20

CROWDED OCT-severnl advertisements have unnvoida-
By been crowded of tO-day's Issue. Our friends will
please charge the omission to the delinquent tax list.