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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22


In the Mountains, at the Popular E',ahII'hmensOf
BIOGH& BAEHMAb
Which they O6eF At the LoveE Prices With only Small
Advance on New York Cost.
OUR Stock has heen carefully selected and bought only
~ Of First Hands, which enables Us to sell cheaper than
those Houses buying Of Second and Third Hands and oil
say customers H. hat We do not cell Goods
CHEAPER
than any other House this side Of Sacramento, We will no
expect make sales.
We viii only mention Few Of the Many Choice Articles
| now In store. Viz;
SILKS:
PiaIn Changable eriped PiAd MOIre Antique FOunced
silk Robes (AlEesdy tFimmed) Of the most magnificent
| style.
TISSUES AND BAREGES:
Plain, Figured and FIOuneed, Of Every Color.
ORGAN YES, r 4ENCH LAWNS
| AND CHAM AVS Plain, Figured and rouDced. Our
assortment Is complete.
FIGURED LINENS AND BRILL
ANTINEs:-HepiendId Assortment.
REGULAR FRENCH CALICO:
NO IMITATION l-Our cE lie elegant and extensive
CAPES, MANTILLAS
AND GRAPE sHAwLS :-T1aIn and Embroidered, Black
and Fancy.
BONNETS:
Grape Fix Satin Lace NeapolItsn aud Tuscan Donnets.
| Ths Latest and Most Beautiful Styles
pARASOLS AND FANS:
Plain, Moire Antique and Lace PArAsO, and great
riety Of Fans.
WHITE GOODS:
SWISS Jaconess Bishop Lawn, India Book Dotted and
| Striped Swiss.
FRENCH EMBR0IDERIES
AND LACE CURTAINS "A great variety.
CARPETS:
Hemp Cotton, InErain ThreePiy, Brussels and Velvet
CaTpetinE; DrugEetlng; Floor OH Cloths Mating; Win
| dow Shades, etc. splendid Assortment
Ladies, Misses and Children's
BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS:
A complete Assortment at the lowest prices.
BLEACHED AND BROWN
eheetngs and shIrnRs Table Linens and Table Covers
Irish Linens; DrllIngS, and many other articles which
we cannot specify.
The publc In general and the LADIES In pAr ular
respectfully Invited Inspect goods being confident
that popular, favored and well known establishment
vii fall to give SatDfAcOn TO and all and We will
endeavoF 70 have 70 always deserve the appelAton OF
THs POeCLAR, EAvoAED AHD WELL cONDCCTED
Dry Goods store
or
BLOCH & BACHMAN,
Successors to L. / A. eELIGMAN,
4 FIreproOf Brick, Main street.
April 9Th, 1858.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-22
London Club House Gin.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS Celebrated Gin-pFetending TO- nothing boz nm
it's viz: Apure and unAdulterated article, ana Aatl;
ming artificial merits Of what II not - eomh 81 NJ
rival mtatoFs dOater eight yeare Of Pube eppreta e9a
very extensive sales the cities Of New York. PhdebhAi
Boston aud the Western Cities has been pFOD0uneS6 b
the public ~ well by the best medical and Oeenb
superior not only beverage OF general use, = any
other article competing against u. bot Y uDequnts9 10 ~
medicinal efficiency a classes Of complaint TO peEeeas
travelling In these days OF rapid transit IRON Eass 70 We
North and South and particularly 70 those crossing
the Isthnus aud who constantly changing hR water
40 we'll ~ their clmae-who drinking indeed doasn
containing some property sctng in chemical aniseDa1
to the preceding One thereby causing an unnaeal (e9ee
Of excitement to the stomacht positively ana ab1As
lutely necessary to use conneraeting agent IFo -
fact that this article prepared expressly TO meet saeh e4
gencies and to act know Il will set, a. an endOeet
confidently prescribe rs the very best article In The
country The name Of Aromatic echedam 6chnapps hoe
never been attached In any way 70 this article. =
The London Club House Gin
Requires Of the usual caution TO the public" 70 b.
ware Of cOunsefeters being, like an other geunc arti-
clea beyond the hMse art Of counterfetlng. g
The London Club House Gin
s an AntldOte to the horrible 1dulteraen to Ihieh svey.
thing alcoholic 10 Submtted-the nO1Ous poso0s made ~
and sold az '
Aromatic scheIdrm Schnappa, Ake. etu
The London Club House Gil
Requires no "word Of advice "cGnon 10 the pahaw
Those who once drink find security liz virtues agalUS
the vicious temptations Of drinking any Of It's vile imi
tons even nnAeP 'dVce;" While those who "canllon ~
public" akalnsl cOunerers have themselves been caH:
toned by the public to beware Of any but THE LONDON
WILLIAM H. BAY. u
Sole Importer, New YOrk.
NOTICE-The unrxamplrd success Of the LONDON
CLUB HOUSE GIN has induced Q host o. t9ntatoTSS
who are putting up inferior article, under Similar uo
Purchasers will please notice the Of the Sisnatags
Of the undersigned on the label - i
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eKILLPUL GARDEkER, asasss,a1A.o8 -
"A Of fEult can rscaSa4 @4ee q ~ Iz. - -
plying e. thls sfAes e Y ~ aAasss,s N
vile. - Y. -
octaI ;a wssi eH 500 ~ sst7sset14 p
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-03-10
New Advertisements.
ATTENTION!

ATTENTION
INDEPENDENT GREYS.
A ttend a Drill of your Com
"A paay at Head Quarters this WE'D N
NESDAY evening at O'Clock. BY or III
der of the CAPTAIN, I'LL
ma 10 JOE. SMITH, d. S.
SSssft4=ss WANTED TO RENT-A
#Siiii;;l good dwelling House in a respectable
Mfgiil part Of the city, for the balance Of
LUX the year. Apply at
ma lott THIS OFFICE.
CARNEY FARM.
@2Ss THE sale of this FARM, owing to
80, Indictment weather, was postponed. 1t
may be purchased at private sale, on appli-
cation to
ma 10 MERWIN Il MOORE.
wv A D.-Trcasury Notes, for
w which the highest market rates will
be paid. ROGERS & LANGLEY,
ma l0-l0t Commercial Rev.
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=
MARINE NEWS
FORT or NORFOLK AND roRrsMoUj

TUESDAY, March9
ARRIVED.
Schr. Jos. Fish, Brookman, FIN Sea tport
Me- Ne with 20o tons ice, to Jno. =. UFhur
Schr. Mary, Walker, fin N. c., with wheat.
to Grandy u Stout, and corn, to 0dSn Il
Clements.
Schr. Georgiana, Ernett, fun the Rotoke,
with slaves and shingles, to X. Biggs ! Co.
Steamer Curtis Peek, Barnes, I'm Eich-
mond.
Brig orozinbo, Roaenbrook, for ST Airk's
MEMORANDUM.
Ship King William, Woodworth saibd fin
Liverpool 18th Feb. for City Point Val
Schr. Sparkler, Smith, hence, arrised at
Kew London 3rd inst.
WEDNESDAY, Marchl0.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North Carolina, Cannon, fml,alt.
Schr. Alfred Ray, Creightmors, I'm lynn
haven, with corn, to John James.
Schr. North Star, Askew FIN n. ca with
corn, to Simmons & Bro. ~
DISASTER.
Schr. David K. Wolfe Of Philaddphis,
Russell, master, hence, I'D to New Yolnith
corn, went ashore near Sewell's PQ6t On
Monday 9Th inst, during a heavy gall and
snow storm, she is still ashore, and Willhave
to discharge part of her cargo before sfe caa'
be gotten oft, vessel to Lepage & Bro.
Steamer Caledonia, Laytield, fin N. ork,
bd to Charleston, broke her machinsrIat 10
4. NJ. Sunday, and arrived in the Gales Of
Virginia under canvass on Monday light,
owing to head wind, she was towed trdn the
Horse Shoe to this port, by Steamer Pied
mont, Powell ITO }. NJ. Smith & Bro.
CLEARED.
Schr. E. B. l.. Wales, Williams, foil Thar
lestcn, by Delk d Lindsay.
Schr. Stag, Townsend, for n. Ydk, b,
Delk & Lindsay.
Schr. Knight, Shears, for Portsmoth y.
r., by A. Bell It Son.
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9Ss la accordance with the earnest in
vitation Of many gentlemen in lIamp ton,
his native town, Mr.. Jama, Barron Hope
will repeat his inauguration Poem there
tomorrow evening.
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A MARRIAGE IN ARIs.-iAt tho house
OF the American Minister, at Paris, Feb
ruary !7th, Mr. Miner K. Kellogg, artist,
Of Cincinnati, was married to Miss Cell.
Logan sister Of lSljza Logan. actress. ais
Of Cincinnati,
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Office, No. 27, E. Main Street, Norfolk, Vo.
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neg Hon. James l.. Orr, Speaker of
the House Of Representatives, declines Il
reelection to Congress
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THE PRoI osGD IhNE OF STEAMSHIPS.
The St. Louis Leaeler, in referring to
Mr.. Prestons recent mission to Europe,
and the contract he entered into for the
establishment of direct line of steam
ships between Virginia and France,
makes the following earnest appeal in
. behalf Of the noble scheme; --Rtchmond
Wing.
1T is to he hoped that the friends Of
the enterprise on this side of the Atlantic
may be able to perform their part of the
stipUlations, and that the line of steamers
may be established at no distant day
Norfolk is one of the best harbors Oh the
Atlantic, and will soon be connected by
railroad with the whole South and West,
from which an ncalculable amount of
business may be expected for the new
line. 1t is shame that the South has
never before had such a line of steamers
in operation; she ought not, therefore, to
let the present opportunity pass to COM
plete an enterprise which will have such
a powerful effect upon the commerce of
the Southern States.
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REMARKS.

Owing to the continuance of very sser,
weather the receipts of Corn were light. :
we notice our market continues active, with
out any decline in prices, NOTWITHSTANDING
the unsettled state OF the Northern mafkets
About 900 bushels changed hands
ed, SOC.
Wheat, Oats, Naval Stores and Shitgleg
very dull, no Il transactions to note.
Cotton, dldl, though q fair supply6n band
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IlAMproN, March 9th. 1858.

HAMPTON, March 9th, 1858.
GENTLEMEN Your communication
of the sd inst, reached me this morning,
aud III reply, while thanking you for the
courteous invitation You have extended,
| beg to namo Friday evening, wien I
will be most happy to recite my ode be-
fore you at o'clock in Mechanics Hall,
Very faithfully.
Your friend and ob't. serv't.
JAMES BARRON HOPE.
for VIVA 7 Ilondrcn, VIM G Dunbar,
DrJ j Simkins, S . Morwin and the
other gentlemen whose names are sign
ed to the invitation.
Tickets can be obtained at tho Offices
of w & Dunbar, w Y Hondrcn and j Il
Ford, Esq, at the various Book stores
and at the Hall doar
The frs. daily uewapapcr pria.ed ii
Virginia. was in 1850, and the subscrp-
ton price VAS 600 per a...--,,s21.
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THOs. o. WISE, Publisher.
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Nice Butter

THE cheapest Provision Store in this
Il City, is j. W. Pugh's, corner of Main
and Fenchurch streets; YOU will all find that
you can save money by calling on him. just
received and for sale wholesale and retail,
1000 Bbls. Ne. Lard,
"a Firkins Goshen Butter,
10 Bbls Apples 10 Bbls. 4 Bbls. and Kits
No. Mackecel,
5 Hogheads very fine n. Orleans Sugar.
BbIs ETHEREAL Oil, 10 Boxes Java and
Rio Coffee,
40 Boxes of washing and toilet soaps,
70 Boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow
Candles, and general assortment of Family
Groceries. NH 10
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CORRESPONDENCE.

NORF UI.K. NIaTCu ., I6oS,
lanes Btf'7o" Hope, Esq.:
DEAR SlR--The undersigned citizens
of Norfolk earnestly desire that you will
repeat the Poem, recently delivered by
you at the Inauguration Of the equestrian
statue of Washington, in this city at
such time as shall be convenient to your
oaIc
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Bay The public mini Of Maine, and
the attention Of her legislators, is much
occupied at present with the grand pro-
ject of extern ding a ra ilroad into the vast
and fertile Aroostook region. The dom
inant policy hitherto in that Common
wealth, and which has Sc riously retard-
cd the Development of her magnificent
native resources and the natural increase
Of her population, has been an obstinate
and blind anita gonisn to internal improve
ments-an antagonisln based purely upon
a paltizaa abstraction. but likely now
with the lessons Of experience as so many
urgent Suggestions and incentives, to be
be discarded for a wiser system. There
is provision in the Constitution of that
State that ''the credit of the State shall
not be directly or indirectly loaned in
any case" So general has the salutary
change in public sentiment upon this
point become, that a large majority Of
the people, as evidenced by the namer-
Gus petitions lately presented to the Le-
gislature, are now DESTROYS that the Con-
stitution shall be amended by the stri-
king out of the repressiye restriction al
luded to. The Bangor Daily Union, up
on the subject of the contemplated Aroos-
took railroad, remarks:
That such road would be Of very
great advantage to the whole State, few.
if any, doubt Were We disposed to &C
into details VIC think we could demon-
strate that every mile of railroad extern
ded into that fertile valley would, in five
years after its construction, add ono
thousand inhabitants TO the population
of Maine
B<g Since it is quite likely that the
illustrious Turkish envoy, Mr.. BIahoin-
med Paclla, may visit the Gosport Navy
Yard, among his other explorations in
search Of knowledge in this country, would
it not be wei, ivr our City Councils tor
set about doyisins some programme for
hi. appropriate reception. We suggest
Sor their consideration, plenty Of cham
pagnc, aud All abundance Of supc-
ror cigars, with the privilege Of smash
ins tho bottles over Fho mahogaay and
rosewoo,, and throw Ing down the weeds
iguitcd, after two whiifs at each upon the
Administer or Brussels with the freedom
u the city anI earte blanche generally.
9Ss la accordance with the earnest in
yitation Of many gentlemen in lIamp ton,
his native town, Mr.. Jane, Barron Hope
will repeat his inauguration Poem there
Tomorrow evening
Bss- 1t affords us much pleasure to
learn, by the appended letter, that Hon.
Edw. Everett has consented to deliver
his Grafton on the Character of Wash
ington. ia Norfolk, on the 26th inst
WASHINGToN, March 7, 1858.
DEAR SIR :-Expecting to return to
Richmond from the University Of Virgil
MIA on Thursday, the 25th, l think | can
promiseto be in Norfolk on Friday, the
10Th. for the repetition ofmy Washing
ton on the evening Of that day. l un-
derstand the boat arrives seasonably for
that purpose.
remain, dear sir,
Very respectfully yours,
EDWARD EVERETT.
JAS. SoUrHGATE, JR., ESQ.
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Bfy- Here is specimen of the "Per-
sonal' paragraphs Of the Washington
Star:
Capt. Isaiah Ryndcrs, U. s. Marshal
of the Southern District of New York,
is at Browns Hotel, looking miraculously
we'll
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NCA FOtG
WM. L WALTERS PRopRIi TOR.

j l. Newly, Wheeling; j Bigelow,
A II Lindsey, n c.; j NJ Tartt, Western
Branch f Il Stowe, Lieut. Beverly Ken
non, NJ Morris, DR. Mason, U S N; j
+ Heating, Montgomery G Lundiu, w
Thomas & daughter, Richmond J Pa
Parker. Dismal Swamp; G w johnson,
N Y: J A Adams, Edward Decormis,
Baltimore.
MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK.
]. L. WEArnwRwAx. PROPRIETOR.
f Chamberlain, j b Tidy, Baltimore;
j McAlpiue, MIR Patterson, Anne; DR.
J b Keith, Plymouth; J CorLitt, Suf-
folk II Y Banks, Fortress Monroe 4 j
Jones, IL b Janmeson, n Y; j NJ James
Ncwbcry Va.
OCEAN HOUSE. PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS 4 I5MNNssos, psopslaroa s.
W II Robins, Va; Z Il Bats & lady.
Norfolk co j II F'rottingham & servant,
/. A Car, n G; c Hollomen, Blaokwa-
ter; L Quincy, Steamer Curlcw; ] W
Clark, Suffolk; IL NJ Patten, South
Mills.
MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
J. ID. HolAADAY, rEorssErog.
Il q Sollie, W l. SpruilI, 4 Ciaskins g.
lady, Rev L " billiard, n c; Il J
Stephenson, Boykins Depot 2 Nolan,
Baltimore; G Il Wallace, Glencoe Va;
" W Wright, Nansemond A R Elliott,
Norfolk co; Mrs Comhers & 3 children,
Savannah.
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WOOD LAND

NOOD-120O cords Oak and Pine Wood
w on the wharf, and for sale to arrive.
ma 10 IF. ZANTZlNGER.
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25, BaltintpreitraeeJ nabe Mdrplano, Sn1fttut. :
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WF+1J WA ENTHUSIASTICALLY, ="
500. 7ai 8erfertteeru f@ertGuferrSr r'r-q
Ornamental, Carver, 8ilber & Spteaelrabmen.
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Stunt fl -1Ft = $ 5Ht (l8 Gult ~.
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MSidbti9 fir Ginspanoerer.
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Jteue arrangements fur @inwanberer, bic naA
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gpn teute, Zen g.. glDSember on, serben Bite @tnwanberer
inf Der Wortbern Central @alpertitreet Dept @tlentabn nntt
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penoen Yerfpnen 10 Gtnnoeu fruber ais rte NIT an6ern 8an.
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