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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-13
THE "VIOTOR."
HALL, SCHOOL HoUs sE, OR STORE AND CHURCH
HEATER

Is rroved 20 be greator Heaer with the ainouai
Of Anthracite Bituainous Goal than pny other
ihe same purposes; As It rs Furaaee and IN Ons
combination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-13
DR w T GIIILD HAS REMOV

hK. W J. GUILD TIA 3 NEMUN
~ ed his Dental Office 10 Room No H. Hoffman block
Superior street East Public square South Of p O. All
who need ths seniee OF Dentist VII save themsey1s
much Su 81 BRING as we'll Bs MONEY by giving him
cal sec reity rsea 70 mugne pain, lor those who de-
sire II. . . . -, -. -.
0old, silver Porcelain aud Nulcani1ed Rubber Base
the best mannar Teeth n se.s from Sl0to $50. Coli
6Inss afcJrilng siz3 OF the cavity from upward
Inayit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-13
STOVE


For Anthracite Coal OF Cove is beautiful npw pugtea
and pfonplncel hy the dozens Of cit xsua using the
tele 20 be pefieot gust ecgomizHf Of fGs aud geht
Heater.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-13

Wo,ns shilling per week q CftS suSseribers.
-' ICEluS rive Dollars year maiI Subscribers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-13
Gotels
IOTEM dumas
Auauts

$4,000 mo MONEY .lal !. 4Py4Sgi asE-si a 6
stand aud we'll known WAGNER'S OFFtCE--si securi-
tics OF eyery kind via Diy Goods, Hardware Cold aud
Silver Plate, Watches, Df fmnnds, ltweiry, Fire arms
Clothing, Furniture Csrpa Pianos, Mirrors Paintings
Oeuor AlrrchM disc, and Personal properly and articles
value IN the most sgtslOC Terms. Business strictly
private Established sjl Watches aud Iewely for sale
wM WAGNER & des No 5 Water ST
Cnraer superior st., over Geo A. Day Co = Clothing
Store
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

uudcrstand that MIR. Kirk was interested in stage
stock between here and PaeeTville and also
Plaeervlllc and Carson ValIey.-Ar RdUOa
We dislike to question the veracity Of an Hon.
Senator. but in THE instance we must be permitted
70 remark that we do not believe that Mr. BalOn
underAtood anything Of the kind. Mr. BallOu s in
the habit of making sweeping assertions and Of
conseaieutIy forgetting them. Mr.. Kirk has never
had any interest whatever in any stage stock" in
emit At the National Wagon Road he selected In ac-
ctsAanCs with HE instructions and compliance with
h,a duty the beat and ah.Ftest and most practicable
roase EaicieatIy. faithfully and impartiAly he dis
charged his duty, aud none but Rrumblcrs and in.
eresteA parties. whose schemes he thwarted, found
fault with his coaduct Because he refused 70 listen
u the saExssaias II selfish, incompetent, NEEDLE.
sons bAsbier. they Wiley trsduced him, and Mr..
Ballua i sOa acting IS their cello.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

The overland mail. with dates to the l4th Feb
ruary arrived at San Jose the 9th inst Il brings
US the painful intelligence that the venerable aud
venerated statesman, Gen. Glass; 10 sinking rapidly.
The next arrival will probably bring US tie news Of
his demise. Full If years and full Of hOnOrs, the
ilnstriOus old patriOt will pass 10 "a purer world
and brighter day."
On The 18th d February the House passed The bill
admitting Oregon into the UuiOu precisely 81
ca%e rO .nS Ss1as ~ vote % s
il. They tried 70 kill it with amendments, bul
failed.
Senator Gwin, from the COMMITTEES ON Post
Roads, reported en- amendment 10 Be0dsFick's bill
tOF Pacific Telegraph, which wee referred. There
10 but little probability of the passage Of Territorial
bills. Judge Crane has not MAIDS . favoFahls i'm
preston On the members Of Congress, and u be
ever had any influence be soon l0etft
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12


nY virtue Of d ordsS and decree uiSse b. the Hos
ID District Court Of The nth Ssieis. Wlptttet " the
County Of III Dorado anA state e. Cali ia. ON 4e 9th
day Of March A. ID. 1884, In the set nSW Pendlna said
Court wherein A. ". Merrill b Plalmtta, and William
Stevens, John A. McDOHgald u. y. Newell Tho@as H.
williams aud L. +. Carr are 0sseadaas, am direct
ed, and win expcse puAie sal for cash, Ia mat VI
The Court Homeless iaehe city 81 PlI1srvilis,
On ElAe 1Ath Day Of March
A. D. 1859 at O'cOck P. ~, the fOowing described
partnership property, that to say, situated IN the Ci
~ Of PlaceTve in said county to Wit One Livery STA
be Main Street opposite the Orleans Hotel ieet
front and running back 10 HangtoWR Greek Nv Seet
less one Hay Barn COlOma street cppOaISs
The Gass works. ~ feet trent ARd running baeh 70 "
H. Newells fence, 100 teM mpEe or jess top bugses
open Buggy; two Setts 81 Double Harness elgnI
Spanish Saddles ten Brides and MartingAesi ivy
eaAs SssA1ss ord bsiatss Stas
eleven Spanish Horses And situated in the Village Of
ECOlOma 10 said CountS 70 wits Oas Livery Stable on
MsihtTcet, opposite the Old WuttTs Hote 70 feet
front running beck y IT, RiveE lW MI S!e O. ess
two Spanish HOFsPs$upen Ose II aid beAAish hosses
there IL one hundred dOllafs uhpatdl four American
Horses; A$e eFznish saddlcs ASe Bsidles one toy
Buggy one open Buggy isns ct q IlCybe harriet,
and side saddle and Bride. said ssle Will be eds
subject %, Sbd no. b any Iann to srsS any sHlsts
lir6s Of fetcVd, the sal6 DeEshdanf 3nn A Hep01H.
aid has upon the Properly aforesaid: ,..
| Commissioner
| Rurav~kHla NnReh 12ah. A. ID. 1nSe.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

The New York correspondent Of the Buffalo Cosn.
sercial says that Henry Ward Beecher was one 81
the first t" sign the petition upon which Governor
rape In New York. and that few Sundays after.
wards he waxed eloquent 10 3 sermon ON crime and
abuse Of the pardoning power. Of course. When
ing the Kansas excitement be purchased one al
S6srps riaes and made great display ir giving il
away but he tOOk great care not to handle IL in per
son against the BOrdOF RulIiAns." This "st1mp
SUNNI" went "the entire swine" for bleeding Kan.
aas 30 long as it MAS popular and pad bat when il
was discovered TO be q humbug and no longer pro-
tabe, he ceased to beg and plead andPray Tor pOoI
bleeding Kansas The extremely fastidiOus authOI
az URnS Tom Ga6in realized magnificent fortune
from her book, but not One cent has she ever con
ributed to aneiOraie the condition or purchase the
freedom Of the oppressed negro. Great as the sym
psthv III the Beeches NAV &c fer him, IL never ex
tends 70 their pockets. They are tOO prudent tO'
that,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

The intelligence that the anti Irromption- Democracy
Of California hal TAKEN manly ssand aRainst the Gus
tom House Administration influences, and that nrw
organ to Adveate their views had been established at
Sacramento has been received With great qualification
How immensely that "grent qualification" must
have increased when copies of the ' new organ
the Sacramento Rryis'.r--reached the Atlantic
coast: How long the "new organ" will survive
the nonsensca exravaRant puff 0f the Prem, IL Is
not difficult to predict To use the language of {
leading Ilrh more frank than complimentary to il.
editor" Like everything ZnbriSkie undertakes the
K.0iaftr is a humbug, dead failure. I expected
something ouire and have not been dh appointed
The Eryi-ter is weak imitation Of the Butte he
cvri"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

A Washington correspondent Of the New York
Tr;bGne says that the reason the opposition in Con
HreSa are Oppt'sed Ia the admission Of Oregon, il
because By her State Constitution free negres and
free nnlAttOes ere not allowed IN settle there. II
they consider that reason Nhy OREGON should not
come into the Union. they ought Z" 90 for turning
Indiana and Illinois Ont becauIe their laws aancOn
the very same principles Has NOT Oregon the right
10 adopt the laws Of Indiana and IllinOisy This
reason is. however, false. II Oregon had elected
two Black Republican United States Senators, il
the popular vote had been favorable TO Republican
ism, II they could have filled the Offices with their
friends. they would mot Obkct to her speedy admits
sion. Their object is to- deprive the citizens Of Ore
gOn from casting vote for the next President.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

flask ANxIAssOx.-The Sacramento RHlisfer. in
commenting uptS the ANG's suggestion relative to
Organising = zoe grad oppOsiiiOH People, party,
pertin<ntfy remarks;
The dlG,uy that has always nterpOSed to prevent
tire accomplishment Of sacA purpose 10 that the people
W net eaiy to che ssRPOst 81 sAsh an organization"
OF course not svhy shOuld they! Past expert.
euce prnv.s that Il il b0tb dangerous and disgrace
full 10 conlide n the honesty aud support the nomi-
neea At such an organizations Huch organisations arc
almost invariably the OGspFiHgs OF wSAkuess. f.
na,icism asd corruption, started sor the sole Pur.
pose Of awindling the public, and the masses, being
neither ignorant nor corrupt keep sIOOf from them.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

BAxKRUPT LAw.-It Ia stated In the late news
6rn ti,e East that II was announced ct Washington
nae Senator To0mbs w0ald sOoH introduce > bill
Sr asaesal bsnkruPt law, and that there ves :
Git pSsspscs Of isA passage. There are doubtless
mnnv ncrs0ns ready and anxious TO avail alternatives
of he benefit II such law, but judging from The
unropuIarily Of sinilAr law In former times, and
Lo,y sueeiy 4 vas repealed, Il h fair Ia presnme
that few members Of Congress will be found YER
dunt enough to favor the bill.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

Wars IHPaovrS0s-The sttsntiOa az che City
Fathers 10 respectfully called to the wretchsd con.
diIiOn Of COlOma atFeet, between the bridge and
Maine street. immediately below Neptune Engine
House. II is almost impossible to pull the Engine
through the deep mud in that much neglected street
The Neptune buys ere pu6lio spirited and willing
70 speua ihsir time aud m0aey for the benefit q
others, bat they are unwilling 70 walk through The
mud = knee deep. when Il could 20 easily. % cheap
u and 20 speedily be removed. to manifest shssI
willingness. They ask soothing nnTessOaAbas HOi
exlFavssAat. AUs they - insist ssOs ksvias ~
street 10 QuestiOs placed ct least In passabe order
Come, Rs9tlemen. attend TO this matter ii once.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12


VIZ. w. HAwKs.-The following feeling tribute,
elnquent as just, To him whose name heads this Hr
ticle, we take frvm the San Francisco National Of
"Wednesday. An intimate acquaintance with the
deceased not only as friend but In the varied re-
lations held by him towards society, enables US 70
testify to its truth and aPpOsiteness. Few men
have died with greater capabilities, larger social
virtues. or more generous impulses, and few whose
deaths have awakened more profound regrets among
large circle # admiring friends. In the maturity
Of early manhood Death the fell reaper "beckoned
him to the mansions Of rest
1t 10 painful duty, this morning, TO ehEOnice the
demise Of Of the noblest and most ged Of our fe
low men. Hon. ". W. Hawke has passed the dread
boundary which deGnes the hmits Of mortal life, ant
now wanders through the mysterious TeAms Of spirit
to lie ail tsn<rnt Of clay, and returned the Coo
who gave it earthly extrtenee We have no heart &
dwell upon the incidents Of his BRIEF but not uueveutfu
il 10 sad enough 70 Acknowledge his departure Gou
among 1t is too sOrTOwfu to prOtraet the cOntem
and the extended circle Of his fsnds. Son Of one
the LOrdss ann0inted, the New. Dr. Hawks under thu
teaching Of piOuS PARENTS he became m6ued In child
hood with those pure doctrines, u which HE father Il
eloquent advocate, and which In AFTER ifes what
ever may have been his shortcomings, always command
his snecrcst and him unspotst
from many Of Tie moral ills to which all aesh 10 heir.
MIR. Haws as public man in his adopted State hal
filed no incOnsideFable space 10 the public eye As ~
orator. few could suFpaSs him In csting the Sympathie
and controlling the opinions Of his audience First
representative from klamath and subsequently soma
tor from this county, his legislative record bears d
stain. In all he said did . law maker. he va
governed by his conscientious conceptions Of what
conducive TO the public veal Among his persona
friends, where all the charms Of his genial nature cOul
be properly displayed, the void OceasOned BY his un
timely death will be long untitled. Few were HE equal
HE SUPERIOR in those tEiaing but not unimportan
kYaces and sgTeeabtes, which constitute the delight
| full championships Of social life.
Amer years Ofunutterable suffering, he fell victim
to that disease which sometime elOWy, but always
bears its tribute to the tomb. Medicinal remedies
ange Of climate alike poWeSless TO stay the pro
gress Of the destroyer and In early manhood Hawk
has fallen prey the renoEselesS Eavages feOnsuMp
| ton.
IL will BE- . consolation 20 bic relatives at home.
to bis friends every know that he died surround
ed by the disciples Of living faith in Christ and Eic
in the hope Of glorious Immortality.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

The negroes in Canada are said 70 be very iDsO-
lent and 0verbearing to the white Canadians, whom
thew doubtless deem an infeFi.r race" A. Wind
s0r, not long since, party Of black" Os'led cog
ne Of reutemen from the sidewalk, and when one
~ me Usrtv Rcntly demonstrated instead Of knock.
ing them down. the leader of the negroes drew .
knife and stabbed him. The gentleman was not
Dangerously injured. but the negroes aed end nj
an eounlity with the whites, and il Republication
prevails here they will eniny the sA privil-
cge here to the annoyance and disgust Of every one
who has the least self.TeSpect.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

Soxs OF TEHPERAxcK.-By the report OF the pro-
ceedings Of the Grand Division Of the Sons If Tenn
perance II this State ut their recent quarterly
sion. it appears that there forty eight Divisions,
numbering $40 members Total receipts. e543 IS;
expenditures, &46l As; balance "n hand. ISL co.
This excellent order thrves most 10 times If excite
ment. II Is in healthy cOnditiOn, bat 70 increase
ita usefulness smd add 20 its members, it requires
jealous and earnest aud eloquent missionaries.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

The California MinstreIs opened the Theater ON
Thursday night tn full house. The 1heater hes
been enlarged, re.aTrsnged, and il now capable OI
accommodating comfortably. without the alighteet
Inconvenience, i've hundFed persons. The hinStrels
nance ELECTED genuine applause. SteFIng's dan
cling, Lew RattIer's Preach dancing master. old but
good, and Joe Murphy OF kw California" can't
b beaten. The l0ve1s Of dancing. singing and the
RrOtesaue should patrOnize the HinstEeIs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

Lose Tgax.-A desperate character named %.An
Edwards. the Court OF Sessions Of GaeEanlent0 bei
recently sentenced 70 yeIghe years 10 the StAte
PrisOs. % diaessst ehargss q esrgssy go ico'
"a Chapmaa. bat apquittsd. Joha NtIl Do the
STATE cons ssrviee It be serves out bic term.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

A man In Machias, Me-, hsving sON'e hay DESTROY
them the liquor, aud the jury gave him verdict
II the same cOurxc were pursued generally, woal'
Il not have tendency d, stOp the sale OF liquor 4
intoxicated peFsNnaP When men ere 10 that e0adl
ton they rarely know when 10 stOP drinking o.
what folly they cnmmit.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

]. II. SSSLL CO., OfssAn Francisco, have issued
prospsOt0sifoS TAs ChEysrAis RsgisSsS, cad Gsids
70 tkS PsAiec Cbas. The necessary arrangements
have bees made for lie publication. Il wi1 be Is
sned on the let and 10Th Ofcaeh month In New York,
and "iIl contain such Information e. will be Of in
tevsst to persons arriving from California aud these
who purpose whiting ihis side Of the Americas con-
tineni," paper Of this character shOuld Be libsF-
ally supported The teF'Hs ere 81 Per aRnun', pay.
able In advance.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

DY virtue d an execution TO me directed issued out
ID Of the court Of W. g. Dayis, Justice Of the pcaes
rado and state Of California upusa judg4slt rendered
therein on the eth dsf ri fFasx a. pa teO in ssvor
Of II. T.. Lee, Harmon Co.. and against John HMEnss:
EeE the Of eaO hundred and Thirty and leg
dollars debit and seventeen and $1,000 dOaEs, eSs OF
suit together with AOeruing costs-l heye kvis9 up
and seized and viii expse for AaAe 81 Haee eaeeen'
the highest bidder. In lFOnS Of ". q. Davs o@Se IN
the city Of Placervihe,
On the - Day Of April,
A. D. Ieaa 81 The Aous Of 9ocIaSh ,. H., ~ Sbs ght,
title, interest aud ein Of the shave as@ed defendant
in and to the Elbwas desSSIvA pveVSy, lying and b.
ing In the township Of PacerNilIe county and Stse
Aforesaid. to vii: TunNel Mining Claim lceaaed Oh
Cedar Ill., sAout Oas half nile cast u the City o. ~
csTvile, kDO~n ~ Hwghes' claim, and botndeW % ~
love- to sit On the eA~t by the Golden fleece TSnAs
claims tbs WeS by R1brFSS aSS eS's Ham, sac %
the north. extending " tAs sSaisT 81 SsIs htu'
Given under ny hsHd, THE 6sh day Of Memn, A. D.
1853. }. d. VAN EATON,
ttsl Csastahlr In aRd for said TOW nshiP.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
At the Cary House In this City the evening Of the
9Th instant, by Rev. W. frrAT. Mr.. J. H. NANDEhhLr
and Mrs. Z. AERRicK. all VI this city.
On the came evening by the came, ct the re'idenee Of
Mr. w. g. BnrHs in Ihia city. AT. H. NJ COLLINS, Of
Reservoir Hin and MiAs DELLA A. Brass Of this elsy
Al the residence Of Mr. T. barton In this county on
the 9Th inatant By 4. D. Batcs, ESQ.,, Mr.. BARTON
and Miss MARGARET A. SKITvINOrOS, al Of this county
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

TAasks 10 HeArA SlideIl. D'ugIas, BigIer. Owin.
TO,nbs and Seward Oe she Senate, aud to General
Denver Commissioners Of Indian Affairs, for Vslua-
be Congressional documents.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

Ex1ERrRIsING.-Jerry Sullivan. Of the San Fran
cisco News Depot, has made arrangements to re-
ceive regularly. over the Overland Route. IarR'
edition IT the 81. Louis Republican, containing thu
very latest news.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

An old and mu b respe ted resident Of Shasta
named Charles Walsh. tell down dead VvceniIy 10
that place, in bis business hOuse. He hsS burst {
hloOd vessel.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

10 PAOsRNsvNS.-We are authOEiEsA " the eupeviN-
AssSs-I 60 p Ienae ga e sesGe sAat no paasen-
STE = - eaksn By tie sssFAaA stages until further
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

Gaur~r CoUpv,-TAe Cean4y CoaEt was In session on
Nassssg 80 efer the tSAusastisa Of portion Of tie
- ksaEs u, sAtssEasz 70 meet es-Ssy, sE V
aAeaseA 4 -.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12
: : :. KIzk0 WILL.
eaEdax GaEoh i, 1859.

Rnb ~ 9ate VeaunIa.-sEhis umsAev ssnsaaaps the
80 suema e eha 0nmoenAT, aeA walk We TetuFn
Ngs8e tAamkS D ~ ftisnAs fR tke hbsFal supPoFt ex
8e . -, Ws ere eoFsle6 - esA eli INDEBTED TO
~ sssssipalaa. sb-wegk ~ advertising, to sSF
Smsa aaA ~ - We eye aSms Of ear eisnds and
nssN&begu 6naM a@smsee. anA wish u pay Them
Oar y patFoss WI! b ss.A - b The earIieF aud We
eguss thai nsas Wim ssSsaa M away empty"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

EXPRESSES Dispatched Daily 10 all parts Of the ssAie
and Semi ADntly 70 all pans Of tie Atlantic Plates and
Europe. NcGESF PETIT. Agents..
New Book Hore, Main Street.
PIaeerville, March 12th, 1850.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12
AIRTH.

BIRTH.
this city, ON the 9th Instant wife OfME FHED
HCNGRR Of Daughter.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

VALUABLE PROPERTY
For Sale.
TTNuE STORE ROOM on the south side Of Main street,
now occupied hy Alfred Bsu oyster sal"On, ard
the SILVER GREEN ICE DEPOT" an Bedford Nv
enue-a brick and stone building With large lot OF
ground attached lis offered fuT sale at bargain, for
Cash IN hsHA. -.
InqHiTr >of Mr.. BccnNly, In tAe rear Of the Court
House, Of the undsTsigned at PcaTsc'. HyTnP Ac-
tory. JNO. MGR. fEAASON'
Fiaecrville, March lssA. lSS9.-ttfl --=
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12
Dissolution of Copartnership.

VTNME eopArnership heretofore existing between the un
d-rsgnrd, under the Arm Of Barman RArI'msn, vas
this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
All persons having calms against the above hrm. Will
present them Immediately and these ihdrhisd tO IT, are
requested to forward aud SCI le Wit'"u' delay
I. BARMAN.
II. BACIIMAN
rlaccryilie March lat, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12
ConRtable's Sale.

FacervlIls, March Issh, 4. D. ISSS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-12

VTHvEF CL0AKs AND TALAAs. tAs moss ssssAat
v ssysss. at BLOCH RACNAAN9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11

EDWARD sCHENcK, AUCrI0NEER--OU, PAINT.
e O'Clock st their saiesroom IS NASSAU street collection
iandscApe marine historical and scripture, subjects ~ Gu
weinberg Ostade Basssaus Henskrk. BepdorI Cosne Col
Jansens Jeveudorrh, Van fle standeld Mahap Nobens
Iampe Ruhne many others Also the large land
scape BIZ De Cor The paintings are exhibition and
win be sold peromptoriy for essh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-11


A 8 MAYNARO, AuCrIoNEER ,,,
a. AUCTION SALE OF MAGNlFICENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
superb drawing suis. octave pianoorte bookcase
OIL paintings sstuary bronze and ormou Chandeliers vases
THIS DAY (rRIDAY,
Al the large dwelling house No. u West Twenty sixth street,
near Sixth avenue.
The auctoneer call particular attention of his
friends the public this sale beng largest and
best assortment Of household furniture offered auction this
Catalogues ct the house on moruing Of sale
Sale 70 commence at III O'Clock precisely.
PARLORS.
Richly carved rosewood suits covered In silk bro
cnde Hatuary marble tables to match the SUITS
rosewood qnartete tables lined with
tulip wood rosewood ct marble tops and mirror doors
octave psuofoe naid with pearl ade by city maksr stool
and richly embroidered cloth cover pier and mirrors
clocks engraviugs rich lace curtains rarian sanees
superb OH panngsby celeh aed artists Winter Fruit
Piece, landscapes the Descent from ths by Sci
leres statvary painting and usic The Seasons French
match bronze and ormou chandeliers aide brackets hall
hat stand, oiicioh, stair carpets rods:
Rosewood marble plate besteads
and commodes tn match; pure hair mattresses pala
feahe1beds blankets Sheets couutorpanes quilts book
stands corner stands &c clocks curtains Brussels carpet
mirrors, DC.
DINING ROOM.
Fourteen feet extension dining table adeb0ards buffers
and stand chairs dumb waiter French china dnner and
tea ses silver plated caster basket spoons forks
cantcrs gobets chapagnea, wines salt celery glass fruit
aud dessert stands; Bohemian glass wine bottles &c also
large assortment Of basement and kitchen furniture with
which the sale will commence Sale positive rain shine