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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-13
s. SILBERSTEIN,
Wistar's Balsam in Vermont.


lRAsHURGH, VI, May 8, 1854.
Mn s. FowLE-DEAR SIN: I am nearly out Of the
BdiSdR Of WId Cherry You may forward, II 20 please
w" or three dozen Tie medicine gives better sats.
faction here In pulmonary complaints than any other that
have kept IhRve tried with perfect Satisfaction upoA
myself having been troubled with cough for more
than year and having prouse night sweatS Tor the last
Cherry and before had finished the first bottle found
great relief Two bottles have wrought cure.
Yours respectfully,
HUBBARD HASTINGS.
None genuine unless signed Butts on the wrapper.
Seth W. Eowe Co, l3S Washington st., Boston, Pro-
Prieors. Sud BY their agents everywhere
Sold ny Henry johnson Co. Wholesale Druggists 140
Washington street. San Francisco sole agents for the Pa
cdc coast.
PETIT cIIoArE aud n. WHITE, Agents for Placer.
rVhls' (AE
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Sheriff y Sale.

ShCrlH'S Sale.
10y virtue Of three several executions issued ont Of
ID the Clcrk- office Of tho Hon District cunt If tho
llth Judicial District. III and Tor III Dorado C"uu;, IN
Judgments rendered respectively the 18th, ON and
.iih DAYS II November. ~ u. lSi1,-,nc in favor nf
other in favor If Daniel Ccary, and against William
knoN and others, amounting III the the Aun
IL eighteen thOnSand and siAty and 49, 100 dollars
with interest thereon at III" rate Of PER cent pr
annum from the date If the Judgments together With
the Of three hundred and tW enty and Is 100
dollars costs Of suit. and accruing coats. have ,ird
upon and will expose to public sale the court house
in the city Of PlAeervIllr,
On the 9th Day Of December,
A. u. 1873, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. all the right tile in.
tcrCst and claim Of the said iliam knuX ct AL IT. in
and Ia the following described property, hing and beng
in Mountain Township, County ~ FL Dorado and state
uf California, to Wit: certain Quartz Mill situated
Scr\ - Fork Of the (osumncs River, about twn and
half miles west Of the village Vt GrlIIiy Flat, aud
ai~ut one half mile below Strrlry's Quartz Min,
sad null il known the .'kIrrra Nevada Mill ~ nl-,
Bark smiths shop ard Boarding House. near said mil
aisn. certain Quartz Lead. situated aaut tNn ,nih,
west 81 the village If GriIIy Flat. and adjoining tho
>tcr Lead on tho north, and know the ''>,rrra
,ada Lead" together with all the ImproN Cment he
h'hcing To laid Mill AMI Lead.
SL'Ilds Once, lacCtilir N"N cmhcr l3;h. ~ II. lSJS
l.. BOG ARDr<,
Sheriff u III Dorado County. California.
it, Hy w. }. DrNwrLL, Under sheriff.
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NCALGINGER'N
ALL -IaEA LING OENTME NT.

w o r L d IS 8 a L v z
C"Wh.n,s ~ su, eminent d-Yre" all the
HEALING. CURATIVE, SOOTHING AND EArRACTlIE
VI ALLIES
Known mc,,ai .cirucc, liza; physrans. families and
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McAllister's All-Healing Ointment

l, truly Family Mrdcin-, winch cannot we'd lie Dispensed
81. r. r.:maii,t which tn. aT,iclr ~ held Ia
IL the country l. ,,h that parents IL not retire
Il ricl.. Nii,oW r,ut Of Il IN the house.
lEr sri l.. p"cr'bcr, l>:s. passed through \ very
t.G.r.l aa,a q; ,ir." l., y leaving Er covered ui'h
ctuit'niS aud eye ,h:.r,iy closed IL three days
re the tin, onucuccd usiur I"ur ointment, vas Gu
;.r,' ,GrDI. and A"' r he my
h,d,. \, my 80" WA- very remarkable one. II affords
t., r,'H..to To inform oth,rs e what McAistrs ONT
meat will do. Very rtspe fully You're
u GlBEs
l?t Jay street. liro' as n.
Ih'r,hy certfy hat Ih'vc been ,r,tnA'y cured o'sc
W, sot inr said ~ Tie .: McAAirIs A..
IIcNlns Ontncnt 1r ,LhT-iy effected by lees
;han * ho>"s ha'" pad different physicians more
than -. k,r!b"ly ,ugt t"know Sh'ut this ointment
Truly Your. ZENAA Lu\LL
Pastor 81 M,i!pI CLrrh. Al rnry street, N,u ork
IL pUt Up W meat, suN' lt'k ar", and heHfS the
n.lnjc "t JANIS M,ALIl>iiE.M u.
urd,t, is"l the ira,!r uG,t b- .ddr--t-dto
PARK 4 WHITE. Agents,
~ WASH igt"n al ulprs,tc tie Market.
ior,'"..,n.ri san HTanc:Se"
krLIiIr tHoATI: Taccr,iiie, Ag"nu for " Dorado
County.
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Cin;a lie Orion, Ia RoSalia,
f,glro. CahHba,
VI Rifle, GarriSi"tHh.
la Fama, James King Of VIM,
Flora de Vega. Europa,
Pmar Del Rio, III Alcaxar,
VI AcurIdO, Brescovan.
La Pina, EstadoS tnidcs,
II"yo lie 10 Mar, rructe,e. ..
la Hama, vi Prmrro lljo,
La Maiilde. Agran.nt,
Miguel IAlT y Ca, Risita,
lilo del Occano, Amaa.
Truhiu dc Bailen, La Pan.
Frazer River II Dorsdo.
Victoria dc Solar, " Divan.
\ori,ga. la SSbr"sa,
Jenny Lind, BalskiAvs,
Emperor Nicolas, Foniica,
MONITOR" Y llermAnos.
For sale on arrival. by
81. &. HORN l. CO.,
So Front street. san FFNMcISCO.
San Francisco, November 18Th, ,S,-[lm.lpl
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81" Agents 'nr The rArhc coast.
lS1 wl' ;'"u Il. "rr'" IL" Market, San Francisco.
PETIT CI0AIE TacvrNillr, Agents for VI D"rAjp
County.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE,

TIE NINTH PROVINCIAL CoUNclL.-The private
meetings of the Preates for the transaction ofbus-
in tho Library of the Archepiscopal residence
The Most Rev. Archbishop of Baltimore presides
as Metropolitan at che Conferences of the Bishops
The two promoters of the Council, the Very Rev.
+. Lhomme, V. q. Superior of the Seminary of s.
Sulpice, and the Very Rev. David Whelan, v G.
of Wheeling. with the Notary, the Very Rev Dr.
O'Hara, of Philadelphia, and the two Secretaries.
the Rev. DR.. Corcoran, of Charleston, and the Rev.
Thomas Foley, of Baltimore. attend these private
meetings. The results of the deliberations of the
Bishops will appear in the DEGREES to be published
at the close of the Council. Executive business is
also considered in the private sessions relating to
the nomination of Bishops and the election of new
Sees. We understand that all the Sees of this
province are now filed and it is not contemplated
to create any new diocese. In the afternoon, at
four o'clock the public congregations of the Coun-
ell meet in the Cathedral with closed doors. These
are attended by the preates and officials together
with the theologians. All the questions to be de-
cded by the Bishops are considered at these public
meetings. The clergy are invited to express their
views with perfect liberty and to submit such sug-
gestions as their learning and experience enable
them to offer The theologians attending the
Council are, the Very Rev. H. B. Coskery, v. g.,
the hey. Dr. Z. /. White, and the Rev. DR.. Mccall
Trey, President OF Mount st. Mary's College, and
the eonsutors of the Most Reverend Archbishop.
The Bishop of Pittsburg has the Rev. John B..
Byrne, of St Nfncent's Church, and the Rev. j..
Sde6il, OF Allegheny, Pa; the Bishop of Rich
a.,
and the Rev. Edward M'Colgan, the Bishop of
Philadelphia the Rev. Z. j. Sourin, S. j. of Loyola
College, and the Rev. Giles Smulders; the Bishop
OF Erie, the Rev. l.. Obermyer, of St. Vincents
Church. and the Rev. Thomas Lednitb. of Pa. the
Bishop Of Savannah, the Rev. James Dolan and the
Rev. bernard Mcguire, S. j., President of George
Town College; the Bishop of Charleston, the Rev.
T. Birmingham and the Rev. Mr.. Noone, o. s. D.;
the Vicar Apostolic of Florida, the Rev. Benedict
Madeore, of Fla, and the Rev. A. j. Elder.
The uperiors of religious orders in attendance
the Ri Rev Bonifaee WINNER, o. S. B.; the Very
Rev. Burchard Yilliger, Principal of the Society Of
the Redemptorists; the Very Rev. p. Moriarty
d. D., Commssary General of the Order of st. Au
gnstine; Rev. Francis Burlando, Superior Of the
Nmcentians; the Very Rev. John d. Tarletin, Su
perlor Of the Passionists; the Rev. Nicholas B.
Dung, D. 5. d. Two sessions are held each day
Tor the transaction of business. A second solemn
pubic session will be held in the Cathedral on
thursday morning at ten o'clock. On this occa
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MARKETS..

New YORK, May S.-Cotton is frm-sales of
5000 bales. Flour is heavy-sales of l 400 bbls at
decline of cts on State and Southern Com
mon to good State S4l0@S42 20; Ohio 81. 35 81. So
Wheat is dull-sales of IA, 500 bushels Southern
hite ll59l rs cts. Corn is heavv-sales of 81 900
bushels at decline of l cent. White 5000 cts.
yellow 7l@!2 cts. Beef is steady. Pork-Mess
has declined % cts-sales at $3.50. Prime has
declined 10 cts.-sales at 5@S15.35. Lard is
steady at ll54@l2 cts Whiskey is steady. Sugar
is steady and prices generally unchanged-Musco-
vado 5@619 cts Coffee is steady at lO1l q IOA cts.
Turpentine Spirits closed firm. Rice is quiet
Freights-Cotton to Liverpool I@5-32; Flour Is. "a
Is. 3d.; Grain 3D.
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OF GPOTNn

IRUSTEE'S SALE OF GROUND
a RENTS.-In pursuance of a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Baltimore City, the undersigned Trustee will
at public auction on the premises, MONDAY, the 10Th
day Of May next at 4o'clock p NJ. the following NM
tiles, undoubtedly secured upon property near ile
corner OF Franklin and Cbatsworth streets as herein d..
ScIibed, viz:
No. l is an ANNUITY. RENEWABLE FOREVER. OF
TWENTY-F FIVE DOLLARS. payable semi annually uu
the first days of March and September on the lot of
ground on the south side of franklin street beginning -
feet inches east from the south Of Franklin
and Chatsworth streets, and running on Franklin
street Is feet inches, and 100 feet deep to ten loot
alley.
No. ? is a sim lar ANNUITY OF TWENTY-FIVE DOL
LARS, payable the adjoining western lot which +. #
like front and depth with No. l.
No is a similar ANNUITY OF TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS. PAYABLE on the lot adjoining No. on the
west, which is of like front and depth with No ].
No / Is a similar ANNUITY OF EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
ANDFlFTE CENTS, payable the lot adjoining No. ON
the west which is of like front with No l. and uG sr
width to the depth Of 50 feet and of the width uf Fee.
9nches for further depth Of IS feet to said ten loot
alley.
No. 5 is similar ANN CTTY OF TWELVE DOLL YRS
payable on the lot on the north side Of Pierce street ~
ming Is feet east from the north corner Of Pierce amt
Chatsworth streets, and running Pierce street %
feet inches and 16 feet inches deep the allies
aforesaid.
TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the deere. are or.
hal' III cash and oue-haf in six months; the Tas
ment to bear interest and be secured by the NOTES
of the purchaser purchasers with surety or endorse
ment to be approved by the Trustee
WI. +. PRICK, True nn.
81 Fayeftc street
GIBSON < CO.
ap17-3tawts. Auc nu-,rs
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LAW INTElLIGENCE.

ClRCUIr Court OF THE UNITED SIATEs.-Defore
II on. VIM. Fell Giles. Judge.
In the case of Hezekiah CrOut Us. The Mayor and
City Council OF Baltimore, damages were awarded
the plantif in the sum of S 1850. The counsel for
the defendant filed motion for a new trial and the
counsel for the plaintiff motion to treble the dam
ages. Both motions were argued before the Court
and overruled. The counsel for the plaintiff en-
tered remitter for half the damages assessed.
and the controversy has been brought to a close the
plaintiff receiving 81 OPS damages. Barron and
Addison for plaintiff; Dulaney for defendant.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
D-CENtprp Npp-r

Annapolis, May 3, 1853.
- No. 81. Benjamin Bond, executor of Edward
Bond rs. Thomas B. Conway-appeaI from the Cir
cult Court for Carroll county--was argued by
Maulsby for the appellant, and by Palmer for the
appellee.
No. %. VIM. f. Shriner rs. Lewis Lambolne.
use OF Joshua Smith-appeal from the Circuit
Court for Carroll county-was argued by Palmer
for the appellant, and by Maulsby Tor the appellee.
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ap21.2 %, my5, 12,17.

- TRUSTEES SALE-The undersigned
It'll Trustee of Nicholas Wetze!berger an insoIveut
$3.50 debtor, pursuant to general order of the Court
Common Pleas for Baltimore city will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, on the premises op SATURDAY the 18th da
of May next, at II O'Clock NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated
IN the city OF Baltimore and described follows Begin
hlhg Tor the same the south side of Chew forty
one eet and six inches from the o. Chew and Giles
Ter streets and running thence westerly binding Chew
street. nifty feet thence southery, parallel with Chester
street. one hundred and fifty feet thence eaSterly parallel
with CHEW street forty feet thence northery hun
dred and forty feet to the place Of beginning Being the
same piece of ground which by ndentue recorded among
the Land Records of Baltimore county in Liber y W H.
No 467 folio 2S7 &c, sub leased by Jacob 1gnZn 70
the said Wetzeberger, subject to the payment OF the An
NUAL GROUND RENT OF SIXTY DOLLARS.
The above lot is improved by twO-story and attic
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, a Slaughter House, am Ice
House. with all the convenences for the butcheng bust
TERMS OF SALE-Cash the day of sale, or onehalf
of the purchase money credit Of six months and le
residue on credit twelve months, with interest and
approved security, at the option Of the purchaser.
JOHN j. SNYDER, Trustee
ap23- 2awds No. So FayCttC street.
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INSULTING FENALEs.-Bernard Hagen was arrest
ed by officers Hitz and Walden, of the Eastern Dis
trlct on the charge of insulting females in the street
de was committed to Jail in default Of security, to
answer before the Criminal Court, by Justice Griffin
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GREAT FIRE IN BOSTON -FOUR LIVE,
lost

LOST-LOSS $500. 900.
BosToN, May "A fire broke out this morning
in the upper part of large seven story granite
building on Federal street, occupied in the lower
stories by the Douglas AK Company, and in the up
per part by Messrs. Sanborn, Bazin & Ellsworth as
entirely destroyed, only portion of its walls being
left standing
BY the falling of wall of this building the fol-
lowing persons were killed Francis Cutting and
Morgan.
The adjoining building occupied by Messrs.
Grant, Warren Co., extensive paper dealers, and
was als) DESTROYED.
brick dwelling. occupied rs boarding house.
adjoining, nearly destroyed by the falling walls
and ii was here the fatal accident took place.
The total loss is estimated at 5000 O00 which is
mostly covered by insurance.
The two fremeu killed belonged to fremont En-
gine Company No. r. Their bodies were recovered
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BY GIBSON 4 co
TNRUsTEE'S SALE OF yATTARiE

u. n IL
a GROUND RENTS AND BANK STOCK
by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
City the undersigned, Trustee will sell at PUBLIC
AUCTION, AT THE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE. OK
THURSDAY, 9th MAY NEXT, at one o'cIocb p " tn,
following GROUND RENTS, viz:
FOI original, irredeemabe and well secured ANNI-I
lies OF 500 each payable semiannualy arising ont Of
iOIS OF GROUND, on the south side Of CONWAY ST .
between Howard and Sharp streets each fronting 20 feet on
conway street. and running back 1872 feet to an alley
No. l. being improved by A TWO-STORY BRICK
DMELLING, No. g. rent paid by Michael Toner
No 2, being improved by A THREE. STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. CO. ent paid ~ Joseph Simms
No . being improved by a THREE-STORY BRICK
DIV ELLlNG rent paid by An, Iony Bonn
No T. being improved by A TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, rent paid by Isaac Dryden
- No ., AN ANNUITY OF a42, arising out Of Lot Of
Ground on the W Corner Of Howard and Wayne streets
fronting Il feet on Howard street running back Sc
feet payable by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
semi-annually.
No 6, AN ANNUITY OF s33 So arising out Of a Lot of
Ground on the south side of Conway street feet west
OF Howard street % feet front depth 76 inches pay
able by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company an
nually both of the above Lots being part the Camden
Depot.
Also, EIGHTYFIVE SHARES SHORT COMMERCIAL
AND FARMERS BANK STOCK.
Terms of the Sale, Cash.
JOHN REESE. Trustee.
apS-eodtds GIBSON x CO., Auctioncers
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RECALL OFPAEZ TO yEYFZIrE1

New DIRK. May l.-Gen. Paez, ex-President of
Venezuela, who has been residing in this city for
some time has been recalled to his country by let
ter from Gen. Castro, the provisional President
Commissioners to present the letter to him formal
~ are expected daily but it is probable that he will
leave before tkev arrive
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ROBE FACTORY RrRNr-LoSs nE I1E]

MONTREAL, May 3.-The Converse Rope Factory
burnt this afternoon and the foreman and three
girls employed in the establishment persisted in the
flames. The loss is heavy and uninsured
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OFFICE MARYLAND GAS COMPANY.

G0kNER BALTIMORE AND ST. STREETS UP STAIRS
'HlS COMPANY is furnishing the most
complete and only reliable Gas Machine for the use oil
frVate Houses Churches, Hotels and Public institutions
ever offered to the public
By their comparative small cost and profitable working
results these Machines recommend themselves TO the at
tenon of residents small towns and villages Thous
ands of certificates parties using on Machines
can be furnished.
Apply the Office of the Company, as above by person
or by letter. lezz-om'
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- ny VIRTrE on A DECREE OF

- BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
Ei THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.
1890 dated April Goth 1858, passed in the cause Of THE
ANTHONY BUILDING SOCIETY JOHN kRElN. a
proceeding under the act of 1888 chapter ISL the under
signed Trustee, win sell at the Exchange, in the city Of
Baltimore, MONDAY, May 18TH at one o'clock =. NJ,
the following property
Beginning for the the line Of the west side of
Canal street the distance of eighty five feet northwary
from the northwest intersection OF Canal and
Eager streets which place Of beginning is designed to be
west intersection of Canal and alley
ten feet wide, running parallel with Eager street and
running thence northery, bounding Canal street SIX
teen feet thence westerly parallel with Eager street
eighty feet to alley ten feet wide thence southey
bounding said last mentioned alley sixteen the
alley first mentioned and thence easterly, bounding ON
that alley, with the benefit of the privilege and
both Of said alleys in common with others eighty feet
the place of beginning being the ground which by
ndenure dated June 10TH 1850 and recorded among the
Law Records of Baltimore city in Lber T. d. No. S. folio
245 &c leased by Leonard PassaHo and wife to john
kreiu for the renewable Of ninety nine wears At
THE ANNUAL RENT OF T1lIRTH-TWO DOLLARS.
The improvements consist of GOOD BRICK DIV Ell
LING. with an EXTENSIVE BACK BUILDING.
THE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree are
payments to bear interest and be secured by bonds on
notes the purchaser endorsed to the satisfaction the
the undersigned Taxes and ground paid day Of
sale. FRED'k F. BENZINGER.
WM. C. PENNINGTUN
Trustees.
GIBSON & CO,
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BOILER EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER.
CHARLESTON, May 2.-0n Friday night the steam
chimney of the steamship James Adger exploded
badly scalcipg Joseph Pollock engineer, and four
liremcn three of whom are since dead. Mr. Pol
lock is under medical treatment.
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7' =::1 TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE

o. 30: TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE
III It'll HOLD PROPERTY.-By virtue Of decree, of Sine
Circuit Court FOR Baltimore City, the uudrv,i .u.t
Trustee, will offer for sale at public auction to the s
bidder at the Baltimore Exchange, on WEDNESDAY. .bn
Eth day of May, 1855, at 1 O'Clock. p. VI.
All that piece parcel OF ground in Baltimore. city,
which is described follows Beginning for .Ar -au, u
the line of the souhermhost side Of Lexington str,.
formerly called ConOwago street, at the north
corner Of lot parcel Of ground formerly buug5.
Charles Seuart and which is found to be suu.i tr
one hundred and thirty five and seven inches from u.
soutl-east intersection of Lexington and Little Snap
ana running thence westwarily, bounding the sumt.
ernmost side of Lexington street twenty four feet and
and half inches to the northeast Lla- kH~
house and lot thence southerly bounding said King
Sad lot ana at right angles nearly with Lexington
street seyeny-eght feet nine inches, then eSerl parallel
with Lexington street twenty three feet and six inr"
the |ioresaid ground, formerly owned by Charles
and then northerly bounding thereon seventy nine
the place of beginning. The Improvements this lot
siSt of a THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING hot Sc.
with two-story and attic back building
The above described property is lraschold and PAYS &
YEARLY GROUND RENT OF THIRTEEN DOLLARS
ing to examine the premises, do by applying to
Washington X. Carson, Exchange place.
THE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the decree
are third Of the purchase money to he paid in
the day Of the ratification of the sale, third
months and onethrd in twelve months from the day Of
sale the credit payments ito bear interest and he
cured by enotes of the purchaser purchasers, with
surety sureties to be approved by the Trustee.
BERNARD CARTER, Trustee.
GIBSON CO.,
ap19 3tawds Isl Auctiouecrs