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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26

Also, California ana Foreign Nrane vines, Will Iull
assortment OF the other KINDS OF smaller fruits
The above IRE of the vigorous and thrifty growth
aud well shaped Trees, OF very large size from to IL
feet In height.
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
Consisting Of the Elm, Maple Linden Aanhus, CHtnlpa
Laburnun, Cured lEaf aud Weeping Willow China Tree
and Locust all OF fine growth aud large sSe, sufficient for
setting In private public grounds.
Our stock Of Camelns, RUE and endless variety Of
Green House Plants, Is unusually large and hne.
Our CAmeliAs have CONNIE nced blossOmng In all
their beautiful varieties aud cOlorS, and will continue
blooming during the winter and spring months.
Garden Seeds.
We invite the attention OF Planters nnk Dealers To
very extensive and general assortment Of VEGETABLE
SEEDS the crop Of this years growth which pure and
prices We hold out great Inducements to parties purcha
snR Wholesale, stock benE large and to dealers
and planters wanting large quantities.
We will sell for cash At less price than Is demanded in
any part OF the state.
Trees Plants and Seeds packed with the create II
to insure them in transportation to any part u the Pacific
Coast.
CAUTION
We caution all purchasers against huyinR Trees from
awkers and Pcdders who pretend to hare tres from
through Authorized Agents. when they will be
sure get trees true to their labels.
Trees ordered from the Nursery, will be packed with
great and be In much better condition fur planting
than those which have been long exposed sale in haul
ing about the country.
Persons planting out 0rcha rds cannot he too
nl in planting but the hest varieties of Fruit Ear
" planting, when prActicAbleis particularly
Catalogues containing full descriptions Of our stock and
prices sent free to alt applicants All ORDERS TO receive
attention, must be accompanied by the cash.
Address, A. p. SMITH,
ldec. lS-tfI ~ J Street, Sacramento.
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Copartnership Notice.

NOTICE AsssAg gvsn tat eopaEaasssAaN IA. 49,
N entered late Ab aAT Hstvssa Tie laaGsSgHs1 a.
3: ss q sSS 3: aug = q t;T: s.s
o. }. ARVIDGD0N,
PiaOsrvils, March lSs, lsCs. InOI&l
TALL AND WINTER , ONNRFpY valvet, en- sna /
4 eatin,a At R10CH: l BI0THINS.,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26
THIS CALIFORNIA CLIMATE.
Highly Important to the Sick!
Is TT NOT AWFUL
TO NOTE THE
AA0ggard, 8 allow, CadaverOus
Faces, and Wasted s Skeleton
Forms we Meet

AAaggard, 8 q allow, CadaverOus
Faces, and Wasted Skeleton
Forms we MeetH
VIIs not confined to the DID, but We see the young
abie-bodied, and those In the prime Of life, complain
amer being here sometime, Of Illness grow unnau-
not ocS.s or describe her Sesses ye them ey
sally unWe mentally and physically have pains or
weakness In the breast limbs body they feel
have fearful orebodngs for the future poor appetite
vous rTsabty and sleePessness their skin 10 cry and
SfS and eIs ep % and ysSv
DEBILITY ARE TU0, TOO PREVALENT HERE; and who
wonders when combined with climate like this dry air
TEMPERATE AND DEBAU6HED, or have seen other.
medclnes or By the advice Of The Faculty" who have
tmPregnated them with mercury, calomel, &c.
For all such cases ls
DIR. JACOB WEBBER'N
Hnv1gOratlng Cordial S0mguiner
Most especially adapted eamuch as the above cases and
symptoms did Dr. Weber infinitely study in adapting his
Err, ELECTS ALL RiLLIOUs MATTER FROM THE sYs.
TEN CAUSES SUDATI0N OR FREE PRECIPITATION, (ao
necessary 70 hsalh) IT PURIIIta AND ENRlCHEs the
BIO d, GIVES STRENGTH TO THE LIMBS AND BODY,
and e positively nfalbIe IN all NERVOUS DISEASE
TREMBLING OR WAKEFULNESs.
Ssrs H: 'S va: rsmsS that gave such de.
OF cures effected BY IT, conscenOusly recommend IL In
any OF the following diseases:
Nervousness Weakness LanguoF,
Loss OF Appetite, HleeP, or Strength,
Trembling, Low Spirits,
Decay Of the Natural Functions,
Pains IN the Head Limbs Body, NeuralGe or Rheu-
mattc and oen restores those health ana strength
whose Constitutions ere almost broken.
Sea Sickness and Intemperance
chocolate Preventive Of and Cure for - hundreds
ban ss:s MAa' been known TO cure even DELIRlUM
q cold only In Quart Bottles. Prtce-N9 or two bot.
uea !os - bkept By ell respectable DVugRiSts 10 Cali
torriA- PARK WHITE
Agents, San Francisco.
~CAUTT0N!-BEwAREI Bay not that has NOT the
signatures Of 7. JONES and J. WEBER, n. d.. on the
outside wrapper and blown In the glass. [fsb6lssml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26
A Dream Of Life.

7 did mt dream of DIeasures
VoIun,noms and 1nv
A. h:cF ifs'S nath scamnorcd
In viS;onSrv NAV.
Tsw No COl6. tSD'd temples
IN ,.trosncctivo view
That 4 hsd seen in childhood.
inc" '''S ""'" "''p " VII" ue"'
1..w m ...yrv hlo..om.
4" .Irstsrn On Zach trer.
a. No hmdSir~ flowers
n" v;nosd honey hsei
h,.rd ne sonUs 9f GLORY
H. ~,rs;c ~I7d and ire.
-. -, c,.,,,. ~ he.-,~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26
GmiiAcaM

The und-rRned desFous aCQuAintlnR those VIM may
be unfortunate enough to he similarly afiietr Si~fs
permanent relief u ihrr suffering. mAy ~ obtained ,S
III, Iuy {" thus publy sVpTrss his mHst SINGER sTatI-
his health R"vn- down Ey the diArrs.Ins Symptoms
edrnI I" the Vkt"Rs practice 81 uncomfortable Va'"n In
y"uIh. hrPrr.psA In bdy and mind. Hah< :" prFHFup
th- AiAnG dusy IsnJ".- the daily
u"ns Il" lie. s~aEih the advice ~ PHI steanS WhO
81 fTs regarded NY discssr 81 TinR Import Anee-kut.
aias' amer kv O,sks, anal IL srveTs ns.sBess mSRss,.
"f their ECatmTa1. found ." uDuitrra6 hoTTaV that
instead 81 relief ~ .ynpt"ms berAms alarming In
their toriHrr sSS. SriDR toh ~ that my aiss
h. ing principally e~A1Ged 20 the bTAib medic nss wouLl
h- al lhilr eOanenrt. Isspasrd 81 RsishR ny
health. SrhGVA ssA energy; Dad las TspSFS- aadi
SiIh b0l tainI hep rsEsd d. Caapta whN af.
ter HSafSs SS~ rTxsrUbrd as~d,eihs sixth
almost tsnAG suksTed n the dan psia SAl dtsis@sS
In As>A Roe~arAEd ~ this Srvah, Fr.svrd PIa~s
seh In @RGtairly under ha aid by siHei 0heAi
to ~ lis ditrct and advice. hvAA beeaHs
crAV ArAS collected. the eossiani Pain IN NJ kark<
aid ETsihs the SeAknrN 81 np the FeaetiS
81 my SINH body ihr slightest alarm sxeeuas nj
the sAhirPy aud eVl ES, AARes; the s-hdisiTust and
want ~ c"Ihi,hc. oihrTS s apsIIhy ARIy and
UAAt ~ r'~"ln"h te fTRhui eS,uihe, AMI II tina.
Ilr ssaTAlk dF, Al night nG ed ~ involuntary dc
chsTHrs have all IaPPesTSd and 10 fact In I've SseIils
AfrV AAviI r"nsu,d the D"rtST Eh 80 In.rrsa ~
= nrW hh that lie uhieh, hut SAsSt tiHe age ecu.
trmplAied In nj by my "uH hand.
Wnh VIZ To guard the unfttunAte ben falling inIo
the 81 isonTrIrht eusSA'. Assn Ay duty 10
sarI Ilb 10 the merit ARd AAM ~ ~ Csap6ay
AHl nd him 10 al VAo stand n RSsd o.
uordRal SAViev, king AssnTVd ~ ny rSp-Fssee
that aDIes kS SSTr, TAdkal ans Pevn eare
wll he SgtcitS. BIZ ULkNe1R
aAis VI CAlernis eouA'y ofaan ~
(FEutd) JOAS NIDnTT~s. ILa.l
NSla RnAfEa
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26
READ AVN RERlECr

Il
~ ~ CAllfhKNIA In approaching any rUaFpr
OF systematic inquiry there certain points
which the Inquirer should always he careful t satisfy
Art II" 'l"uld cunprrl nd distinctly what tie SabtrcI
inquiry --lltalih aud bs,AGa.
II firm aud N la minds Gle ar u I'm ~
the state 81 Health. shall have nruIy In unsT
standing that VA meant by Dsas- Hut hey ond IhnaKL
above. ,,' object. ~ al the huma Rsulv
ur have Hn"irr and still notrF end II IL lay lusrs
sui plain terms that you cannot be mistaken and
will know where Ia pp;,ly Tor relief.
use the uord '~-a-r generally and h-fnrc pnrSk VI
the signs "t particular diseases. ill h. pTOI,rF aAS
aflirird with disease which causes weakness ~ the
back and iinl-. pain IN the head. dn-ss Of sRht Its
III nu>' naT power, rapiHon 81 the heart irritAbkty
NERVOUSNESS dN >-p.a II the funr.
tons gene nl debility. symptoms Of rouaun,siea and
many "tl"rs Which hrT explained than Isut n.
par. and require Medic nj Surgical ATTENDANCE II wSnId
IL well t"r 'l'rm +" inquire II there 10 physician who 10
competent I" attend thrtn and who the nIi.
cal"n ~ medicine aud whose Scientific n hs
profession, aud whose and experience entle him
your confidence. Consi' ring these thugs In Cha d.
T"icr has coninri TO inform that AFFLICTED ndVrr.
tSng s place q" business stating that he has hrrn
cesst"l practitioner Tor over :5yvara, and has
Attended and Cured Hundreds,
When they have been by other fhVprtans md
have been pronounced ~ them past coVcry. TTrE"rr
you may rely upon him la whom secFeSV nnA IN,
utmost confidence may hc placed.
Dr. e H. would invite all that ami sied INran on
him. and II hr does not administer for hcI th~Vr yin
u" charge made lat false dciicAcy prevent yna lI,
Apply i'n' 'atcy, and yourself from the Dir
Consequences which must follow those who neKreI to ~
CeNC attendance.
nr e. u. TnEcra once IL on 9th gtreet near TIE MI
Vdcrr l"r'. lriwrn and streets Ills rooms arV A,
arranged that the Doctor be consulted UaAous the
fear 81 molrsiainn.
~ Ofhcr hours from In the morning untII IN the
evening. CIIAs. H. TOZEIL ~. D.
9Th street. between and X, HAeFamen1O
January Let, iSaS.-[uJ
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26

BLACK. 0OaEfR.
with GeHAem Borders,
That cannot be surpassed 10 beauty elegance for sale
q BLOCH BACHMkNT.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26
The Country Lassie.


She blOesomed in the country,
Where sunny summer filings
Her rosy arms around the earth,
And brightest blessings brings;
Health was her sole inheritance,
And grace her only dover;
/ never dreamed the wild wOOd
Contained 20 sweet flower.
For distant from the city,
And inland from the sea,
Ny lAsSie blOOmed in goodness,
AL pure % pore could be:
She caught her dewy freshness
FrOm hill and mOnntuin bOwer,
! never dreamed the wild wOOd
Contained SO sweet flower.
The rainbow must have lent her
Some Of its airy grace;
The wild rose parted with blush,
That nestled on her face;
The sunbeams got entangled in
The long waves Of her hair,
Or she had never grown " be
So modest and 80 fair.
The early birds have taught her
Their joyous malin song,
And some Of their sott innocence,
She's been with them 80 long.
And for her now, II need be,
I'd part with wealth and power;
] never dreamed the wild wood
Contained 30 sweet . flower.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26
FRUIT TREES
AND
GARDEN SEEDS.
Smiths genealogical Garden and
Nursery,


American River Nv Miles from SncrN-
mcntO city,
DEPOT a. j STREET.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26

Also California and Foreign Grape Vines, with n full
assortment Of the other KINDS Of smaller fruits.
The above Of the most vigorous and thrifty growth
aud we'll shaped Trees OF very large size, from to II
feet In height,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26

SPermas~TVA&0, - Ascsl WsskAsss. Hevvous nes
hy "U spirits aSatude. veskAess AZ the hNS and hack
indSSp.lisn Ard AeapsHilhy fer SaHsy shd lshOS au
II LEES of meWSSy aVsFSIon seeStv
Iavs ~ psihuAs timdly. s~h,Tu-f di1heSa, kAAaeAs
sv~iunAy SAaEEvS PaiHs 10 the ss, -. etiO0 II The
ryVS, ptRDs Tie iaer AsSual and sAAsV ArElss IN
Vurvd whAest fail - The jwty eVivbva,ed Ply.
siEiSn BAD s0EEreN. h cGAPGN Nj mstASA 81 caring
AsrssrS b Sna UuknSWn 10 an sik1Tp, ApAeS ne
gsI An eshpaIt slisnS, ~ LITTER o. oVAeruisS
NV A'LITvSs, L j. Cs'y4"y, y. D., Ean Traseisco,
cSbfSTna.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26

he GTSsfsA Dis!Seery - NS A9p-GFnsS A<ssSse T.
AsAkiSt-Issecsnt bss Issrua
DIR l. , CzAfKAYT FrUphIae,Leun, ls<lf-AbinGestinR
aErHi) SURF PssvenIAtivs against 0asssSha and eyAi.
c da~AS~e and ~ unSasasDsa FS1say for al
SeTDuINs, GaneTsnOuO Aa3 CanesFsas tIrers Tud D..
sAsr: sr"S V:s..s; UssEs' sd UTsA.s -! az cuts
kays once, taeTamentO %. below AOAtRssseIy soSSSs
PacAe NAH saeaaSAlp ceS OMes. As taoeSiatisa e
trOpA.rscum preventive sgSs. RypSasie ana De-
TA@Al GSrAsra IlaFmDess u laeM eossss1s0 0Re S~s
81 cAenIsany ssssEOy.g Ne syvGsls vs as1 iGs9ssy
the 1oSa IOasAsOuae II all dissa1eS Il sS v~SSS ssy
Who appreciates heaA be visAsa Dr. Caapkay FToSiSr.
!ica. II 70 10 vsTy ecaysnia. paeAsssS, an1 vM H~
Es sale 81 D. LJ cSpkaye Private Asseal saA e.Egi.
sa Ins.S.e Sacramento s. eslOv nessEAsy, sSSsstss
An oFAsss mus b addressed - l.. ]. CsaPk0y n. D.
eaA HFaneisss. CaiioTSta.
A CARD !, the sHAenSned. having Aesa v.aer
"A The tTeatnent d Dr. l. Csapkay, atkoulA uns.Sis
ra Irs called upOn 70 give Pahety he eoaeS e Hs
eEssIneHl hoping that y dohgSe l1ay - iASSsesaaI
which exPeSsseea, ana With ofeu Fesnlt ~ ~
peyne1UuS practices Of Ny ase0se ~ 49,
that = PAye. Esd nsaasl Seb,ty. vkeA isovSIs go
enaasea ere, R<SaDe uaa<ssssaEy saV ne ts eOnl Aey
ere kHoSn 70 !hsss vhs have expeFenseA SAe. enaes
70 say tAse n.vtng eanes eAe services Of Dr. l. Gasp
kay mto Teeaisitlon, all the expectations wAleh may
IoSSed - him we're mere tAan Feallsed woaA tAePe.
fore TssonneHd Dr. Capasy 70 all VIA asy aHa thss-
Seves esed Win that dreadful malay ny Oe4eet -
doing OeagsynpaiAy for ssgeng humHHiy, AAa hsAEs.
feIs SessSs Of relieving IAem.
STATE 81 California, CITY ana CsupIy Of San RTaaees
81 On this SIs aay Of 1uly. D. 1ess, bessFs Ne, We
O. Jevett Notary PaAe, PeEsshaly apPeaFed D. Dek
lee, known 10 Who, beIae dUy OWOTHs a depOse e.
say that he ssasSne' Of sAs card AsEsuA SuHs6 -
IN vSlsess vheresS have AereunGo Get NJ A.nA a.A
AG1sd ny Ossh' SEAL he AaE an. S.sE g.. SEsva
\
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26

CbsIeTnAa.
CARD-PVomraeA ~ an AsseSt Assiss 81 ~ heart
"A lwiA ~ bay hstsTs SaFaLais ease WkkrA 1sss Is
high Btah"n. sas ~6St u <RuAr An
but Of haASAIIy AlS AbSsi IvS yvAFs age. SuAdeaIv
aAA fr"n sas.vS anknsvH le As vas ssis<d 9TH q S
sprpsy which, owing my Inability meet ~ VxsnspO
SsasrqrnI up"n . thorough medical treasnenI AaA the
disrsaSnReHent vAfh net viiL ais~mpanR H. a~an
h~eSe Sueh tAsn led u bel<Ve) 70 drfy the
sk II yscian. VS. Frequently. vtlr In rurssI 81
my calling thrown dow - the ground Without the slaAV
eS uaFsieg, And although sseAAae TO lie AEonss. yst
drSPrd The mlssEIrs Of my life, and harmed n leah
vPor IAOss Who would render assistance shelter me
from DANCER mice Who S"EI 10 PsoI"Ae 1hS ussIy
Of my existence while la thls GAts, s6a HFeViAua
my airton ~ SsvtIs 81 Life. enee SsFs We
induced 10 attempt ssrhing a Of physician, AMI b re.
CONNIE ntl.'iss eaArA e ~ J. Caai kay: Nsad Aia
srTvrrS TvRaTeus 81 which, iaWtvsE, b. 81 e ua.Aep
I"Sk my case, and With the bkssiRR 81 O, vas onco
perfect health Chahe 10 reward Ma, A.
the b'"n which rHOy PresenLAna yss eoaSeiUus e.
ny Indebtedness, eoASt6CT due ~ aya$M SDa Oe an
anrs-A 70 sssl~ the case PGhr IN selsT that hoor Ia
R<vh 81 medical advice may hnd physician N whu,n ev
cry confidence eAH ~ placed.
lLal MHYER YABlONrKY
SeAse 81 CAioTnA, Coeney - tan FrsAeseN. auA.
scnbrd and 10 before Ihs - day 81 Aus,aa
A. d. lak. GILBHRT a. GRANT
tLA1 Rotary PsHie.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26

Retail Dealers and Physicians
WIN consult their Interest By sxaminns the stock Of
DRUGS MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Oils, window Glass,
And other 0oods. VAleA have jusa kesn received hv
PETIT 4 CHOATE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-26

eB ALL ORDERS from the country promptly attended
to, and warranted to give satisfaction Goods sent free
Of charge.
HI. w. JONES Il co.
Piacerville December eth, lSSS-Tu1
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-03
FOREIGN MARKETS

From the London Daily NelCS.
TRADE AND 1NDUSTRY.-Manchester is busy many
considerable time forward and prices of her produc
tions range very high At Leeds there is "a steady de-
mand,' and the clOthers "in good work. At Hud-
dershed stocks in the manufacturers hands small
At Halifax there Is tendency to Improvement and
Rochdale very brisk demand for flannel goods ,, AT
Bradford "spinrers well employ yed." At Leicester
nearly every department in the hosiery trade is well
gaged.N And so We might on, with a hasty glance
each OF great staples the that
the operatives well employed producing largely and
consuming in proportion.
Not to refer, for the moment to certain important
branches of business such the shipping trade wherein
visible depression prevails would direct attention to
the quarter where the shoe really pinches and whence
the loudet complaints recev ed To the financial and
speculative classes this is time of sore trial Holders
of who during the three years preceding the cri-
sis of 1857 obtained high terms find but mar
market for their commodity and at very low
1t must make great difference the owners of the 40
millions odged in the London Jontstock Banks whether
they get four five and six per cent per interest
in 1856 and 1857 for only per cent The banks and
other moneyed establishments likewise preudiced for
there is not adequate employment for their large funds
present of the market naturally induces in
creased competition for business and proporonae cut
ting down of all money lenders, profits.
In the Stock Exchange equal sagnation has not been
experienced for years.
What little speculation is going forward is principally
amongst the members themselves and close body like
the Stock Exchange cannot live upon itself for The
public eecualy deferred from speculation by dis
trust of France and by the uncertainty which continues
to surround the great political question of the day The
limited transactions effected for account of operators
yond the walls of the Stock Exchange, principally for
cash. thatis to whenever the dealers in public
rites give little and put prices down. bona
fde buyers step forward and take advantage Of them
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The result is generally adverse to tn
which is notoriously bare of stock.

The result is generally adverse to the Stock Exchange
which is notoriously bare of stock.
HAVANA Oct 2l.-The sugar mark ct is considerably J
animated though the Royal Board of Brokers still
quote prices nominal, the animation being due the
better time granted by holders and concession
the part of purchasers.
The exports for the week add up, I2S73H boxes and
l64 hhds of which 1898 went Falmouth; 1900 to Hsv
260S boxes and so hhds Boston, 1878 boxes "a
S5 to New Orleans SIS to the Canaries Jog to St Thomas
and 3074 to Spain
The receipts during the week coastwise, 125 bxs
and 20 hhds
The stock on hand bstween Havana Matanzas is
Umated at $780, 600 boxes.
The transactions in molasses small, at to 2R
reals the barrel The exports for the week 2 hhds
The receipts 416
Tobacco, in leaf is in good demand The exports du-
ring the week 5l4 03 pounds which los 027 went
to New York. 40 G4 to New Orleans 24 959 to Hamburg;
69,972 to st. Thomas and AZ 4SI to Antwerp The
ceipts coastwise were 4l9 tierces.
Cigars are in little demand The exports of the week
add up S469000; 1904 to SAntander and Hamburg 500
to New York, 2,006 to New Orleans
The number of vessels freighted during the week
IA, OF which were to take sugar Falmouth to New
York; 2 to Boston; to Baltimore; l to Marsees. The
engagements for the United States were 81 per box
Those for Falmouth and market were at the rate of
15s. to e3.
Exchanges London were quoted at Tx to is per
AZ do; New York. 3k d6 do; New Orleans, 5I6k do !;
mercantile discounts 7d9 per cent.
The demand for exchange very brisk during the
week which is the assigned of the advance
The arrivals at Havana very large during the
week, and the market very well supplied with nearly
every article of provisions and consequently prices had
continued to decline especially bacon, hams lard fish
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M0netaru an6 GomusrtfaI 3EbietO.

BALTIMORE. November 2, 1859.
The excitement attending the Election day has oc
casoned almost total suspension of business and al
though the Stock Board held session the operations
very light The only sales IN ,de of %
shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad s57H open
ing, and of shares Peoples Bank at S22T Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad left off at s57 bid, s574 asked
for the opening these figures being under the closing
quotations of yesterday but Northern Central do closed
yesterday at S204 bid regular way The market
Mining has for the last day two heavy
Gardner Hill closed to-day at s27s bid, $2H asked and
Guiford at 50 bid, $2s asked regular way City 6s and
Railroad bonds generally firm yesterdays figures
In New York to-day stocks generally better
New York Central advanced X Reading II Erie 4;
Cleveland and Toledo Il; Michigan Southern guaranteed
/; Rock Island q; Harlem 81 and Gaena and Chicago
y Missouri 6s Illinois Central bonds, and Canton all
closed at yesterdays figures
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
WEDNESDAY, November .. 1889.
25 shs B&O. r. r opg ..5Il shs Peoples Bank .22s
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LARGE BEQUEsT TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.-Lem-
uel Shovel, the wealthiest man in Worcester coun-
ty, Maryland, and Wing, died on the 4th inst
On his deathbed, we understand, he called his re-
latives around him, and told them he had willed
them very large property; but from recent OBJ
servations, he had become satisfied it would be of
little value to them, unless the Democratic party is
successful. His diving request was that all his fam
lily and relatives should hereafter act with the Dem
ocratic party, which they promised to do. The
Shovel family number near hundred in Worceg-
ter cOunty
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

In BoNDs.-An eccentric but amiable and re
sYpected clergyman, in Aberdeenshire, on sitting
down to compose his first discourse after having
committed matrimOny, resolved to select a text
which could not be twisted by his hearers into the
remotest allusion to the connection he had so re-
Gently formed. But "the best laid schemes of mice
and men gang aft agIeg." To the great amusement
of the less serious part Of his congregation, the
reverend gentleman gave out, the groundwork
for his discourse: "For | would that We all were
even as ! am this day, except these bonds"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-03
POLICE LNTELLLGENCE

The following parties gave security for their ap
pearance for a hearing on Friday Lewis Carl
for an assault at the 18th ward polls; A. McGunui
gan, disordery conduct at the l4th ward polls
Chas. Baughman, assault at 1.-THE 18th ward polls
and John Deaver, for an assault on Mr. McCurle,
at the 18th ward polls.
RELEASED ON BA1L.-Wm. Greist, for the acciden
tai shooting of John Jones, negro, was released by
Justice Showacre on 81, 900 bail for the action o
the Grand Jury
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-03
CITY LNTELLIGENCE.

GENEROUS OFFER.-About eight o. clock last night
young, athletic looking fellow came into the pas
sage of Barnum's hotel land pushing himself into the
midst of few gentlemen standing together, offered
two dollars for a Reformer, at the same time dis
playing the needful. What lie intended to do with
said Reformer he did not state, but upon reflection
he deemed it the better to make his exit be-
fore some one accepted his generous offer
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There is said to exist confederation of outlaws
having their headquarters in New York city, who
originally came from Poland and Germany, and
daytime they operate as shoplifters and pickpocE.
cts, and by night as burglars Their booty is dis.
tributed at convenience among the pawnbrokers
junk dealers, and brokers, who are of the same af
tiliations and are in the practice OF acting as
receivers