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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

The stock ON hand i H. Insnec,oa w....a-..
a., tIs a. -. ~, snI, +"
Weet,. $500. ~ u. 80. -
40 bbls.
LARD. The sare. ~ ~. ,vo., a,,,,~oc. -.
I'M, t. IN, t;s,.s. -. :.
1000 keos At about 1acaIa,c = 4 T. -
=dav AYE keos At - -, III &. ia. 3 =
Weeks receipts. ~ nj. - II 3 I'd 49,
Exporta. enua1 to aass tevv IA
BrrrxR Avn eakwrx We, r.,.... 1. -.
at I4taIsc. and Cheese Il ot1Ioe 9 = .,....
to quality a.,
BAGgIse AND Rar.x Royx W. a.o4s v.~1.~r-
Bagging at 11a15c. yard. IN Handloa,a 3. RI.
best Power-loom. but heard 81 no tranaset;o.e
In Indis Bagejne We hsye noticed aaIea a. .hn.e
4500 bales 1t 12iAI7ic. y yard for Iots here NJ
to arrive. Bale Rope Is firm 1t 7tA71c. for Hand
spun, and s@sAc. 3 h. for Machine Made. WIN
sales Of hundred coils st outside figures,
GUssY BAGS. Our quotations are nearly non-
mai ct l04@l13c. according to weight. The lass
sale reported was 107 bales heavy ct Izc., %
VINE.
ooppkk. There has been moderate demand,
VIA saes o. aDout i4SO0 bags during the week =
~ 4' W o1u'nary, Ing life. Tor Low Far to RAR
~ ~ uooa FAN, ana l2tsecl2tc. for Pfhns-
ne embracing u ,326 bags, have arrived
ION, nv aurlng me week, and the stock nov -
''a.u : s''e y y 'ooo pags. Ks
90, - - i1vefpoeI mas been selling nor
s.eonu nai'us - fof Coarse, and q fsg
ne = W $4,000, and ~ lo0$l ~ Aask
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
8sbittu of tbt Hlarktts for Dust Mlttk

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street
Saturday Morning. Dec. n, 1850
Our leading staples have been somewhat de-
pressed during the past week, and we have to re.
port decline in the rates for Cotton, Sugar and
Molasses, though fair amount Of business has
been done in these as well as in most articles O
Western pro luce. The operations in Cotton were
interrupted during portion Of the week by the
attempted enforcement of new regulations imposed
by series of resolutions recently adopted by a
majority of buyers, but which have been success
fully resisted by the factors. In Sugar and Molas
sas the depression has been caused by increased
supplies and the crowded condition of the Levee.
Flour and Corn have brought very full prices, and
Provisions have been steady. In Freights we no.
tice an upward tendency in the rates.
Yesterday morning we published the Asia's
accounts, embracing Liverpool dates to the 10th
inst. The weeks sales of Cotton were stated at
$4,000 bales, of which 14OO were on speculation,
and 6oO0 for export, the market closing dull at a
decline Of ID for the week. Fair Orleans was
quoted at 7sd., and Middling Orleans at 73-1sd.
The stock was estimated at 401 900 bales including
III 900 American.
CoTTos. In the early part Of the week bust
ness in the Cotton market was restricted by I'M
favorable accounts from Europe, and the difficulty
| between buyers and sellers, arising from an at
tempt on the part of the former to put the Buy
er's Resolutions - into operation, and the sales
Saturday and Monday together did not excee'
1880 bales On Tuesday and Wednesday to
gether, with some concession in prices, purchaser
were found for about rs 900 bales, and on Thurs
day some $4,000 bales were sold, mostly on = bas
of l0s@l0sc. for Middling. Yesterday abor
II 500 bales changed hands, making total for th
week of g. 600 bales, the market closing at abor
| the range of our quotations as follows:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
COMPUTATION TICKETS.

COMPUTATION TICKETS
who reside in the city and have residence eseb
sment the line Of the Road procure tickets In pack
ages twenty five for their reduced rates.
the Office ST. Charles street.
q. r. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
BENTLEY D. HASEJI,
E,rra Gcu dent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
vERANBA BUILDING,
3l2 Old No. Camn street hetveen Pnevfarra md .117s
Seventeenth Annual se..,on. 4

The Seventeenth session Of this Inssissn hse -
the First Monday Of September, 1850. IF
The plan Of instruction comprises general and extensive
TEN Of education offers advantages for the
Of Languages The French daily spoken school
Modern Classics thoroughly analysed gf5ssa.
The location is CENTRAL and the apartments spacfcas
well ventilated The school provided with Esa,
the best musical Instruments and complete philosophical
r
References innumerabe Among them the Aluu.na .
this institution, who number the Of
Students admitted at any time during the session.
For further particulars apply in letter. = ~
Institution. n. d. DIMITRY, A. II,
.l.. President Of tbs Rcnf1
New Orleans, August 1859 auaIAWH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

The general Stock market has been very dull
this week. We give few quotations. The season
of dividends is at hand, and holders prefer to wait
the reception of them. The Canal Bank leads off
the race on Monday next as Christmas present,
say 5sct. The others will follow, that is, the
seven free banks. The three old banks do not de-
clare till the close of January. 1t was difficult to
arrive at any actual quotations from sales. We,
therefore, omit our usual weekly table of quota
tions so with Insurance Stock, there have been
no sales lately. The scrip of the several COM
panies is taken at good prices.
Messrs. Palfrey Co. will offer tomorrow seve-
raj scrip certificates Also, 100 shares Union Bank,
with other shares, which ought to attract the no.
tice of dealers and jobbers. The sales take place
at the st. Charles Hotel.
II. IT. Lonsdnle, Son & Co.'s Weekly Coffee
Arrivals since LIST July direct ssS ,K. 10, ..
Same time last year direct: 'f . aos IN .oo
Decrease Of Imports dec. this year 2sl bags
Stuck in first bends this day, of Rio. 1894
. second hands this day. IL, toO-5 ~ bags
same time Inst year.. .....s..-....s'. 1851
Increase Of stock ,hs rear q l29 bags
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

TO THE LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS -
IN OUR oPENIN DAYl
G. w. Roper,
Corner Of Poydras and Carondelet streets,
Has received and large Of Fancy Goods and
Paris Millinery, comprising in part
RICH VELVET,
STRAW, LEGH0RE,
SILK, ITALIAN
CHENILLE AND
FELT BONNETS,
All beautifully trimmed in the latest styles, from Paris
- Also
Rich Head Dresses Bridal Wreahs Kid Gloves Paraso Cor
and Embroideres.
Commission Merchants and Planters will find 1t to their advan
tage give call before purchasing elsewhere.
All orders the city country promptly attended to-
G. W. ROPER
u23 Gin corner of Poydras and Carondelet streetsa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
T,HE OLDEST CANDY MANDATORY
IN AMERICA.

.
Ridley & Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depo)
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs LozENGEs, ETC., ETC.,
In al their varieties made exclusively refined Loaf
Sugar without adueraon admixure Of deleterous sub
stances of any kind.
Those wishing purchase pure article requested call
and examine stock and them with offered
elsewhere.
R7- Boxes Of ASSORTED CANDIES for families, put up
TO ORDER at prices ranging from s. upwards
H- Candies etc. packed in boxes Of g. 80 and 100 lbs
suitable for the Southern trade and shipped TO order.
pS- Orders by mail promptly executed.
nSz-T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

a. NEGROES FOR SALE-JUST ARRIvKH
S with large Of Virginia Maryland Negroes which
offer cheap at my old Il, stand corner Of Espan... q.
durisg the Call and before you pnrea.
elsewhere.
oil 6m,SW JOSEPH BRU1M-H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24
Ysw 0rtans daily Crescent SATURDAY. onng 9ttber a. 1859
Nem 0rleans 1ailp Grestent.
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER "a, 1853
Nfm 6rltaus Hloneg HlarAst.
csEscrsr oyyrcs, No. 10 Camp ..re.

CaEscxsr OyFIcs, No. 10 Camp street, !
.M..l5 sa Friday Evening, Dec q, 1852 =
The general Money market moved along quietly
to-day Though the offerings for discount in the
several banks were large, outside there was no
diminution in the amount Of facilities. Dealers
in commercial paper Of long date, as well az short
date, were willing to take most everything Offering
at SOLO get, which leads to the confirmation OF
views that the present semi-tghtness in the money
market cannot last long. The current rates on the
street to-day for paper were within the following
figures:
Short naner 60mlao davs 10 Pct.
IN dars and fryond ........,............S 9 Pct.
For choice and selected names il months Al pct.
First class mortgage uaper observation-disclosures. s Get.
second. class maItgaee paper ....... 10 get.
Third class mortgage .l0SI2 ct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

"IIUuf7B Onh1IIUuB LIHVe
The Coaches and Baggage Wagons of .WIIBUR'S OMNI
BtS LINE" will call for passengers any Of the Hotels
any part the CITY, by leaving orders at the Office Of the N O.
j. and @. N. II. r., on st. Charles street. -
n2It T. j. WILBUR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

TOBACCO. =. There has been some little inquiry
during the past week, with sales of about250 hhds.
in limited parcels, including 81 hhds. Fatory Lugs
at &c., IL hhds. at g. IL Good Lugs at A. SO do. at
45c., and the residue on private terms
Our quotations generally represent nearly the
asking rates, at which, however, there are no
hnYers excent for limited parcels
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
PLAcRRv11IRPosT oYTTCE.

TINE MAILS for Sacramento, Sen TSaneiSeO and Ell
parts o. this State, Close every day at O'clock n
The mais foy the Atlantic States, Europe Oregon and
WashiAgson Territory close about the 9Fd and 18th Of
each month, (e1eept When those days come easuP.
day and then they win close the day pSsvOus) st 10
o'clock p y.
The Mns Overland Ne Los Angeles. close II this Oaes
aemI. weekly, Wednesdays and Fridays 1t o'elOek
ed " vie LOS Angelica"
The Malls for GriEHy FIAT eIOss ct this oAee every
Monday. Wednesday, and Friday morning At O'Clock.
Tie Malls for NeWtoun. CedaI1IIe and Indian Dig.
Rings close at O'Clock, D. H. on MOAAayS, WsdnssdayS
and Fridays.
The Mah Cold Spring. and COlOmS sISss every day,
Sundays excepted at O'Clock.
The Kelsey, spanish Rat and 0eoFgeEoNn Nails close
81 81 O'Clock every day, (Gundays eXeeptedl
The Overland Malls 10 B. Joseph, No., m, Carson Val
ley and Salt Lake City, close Semi Monthly Wednes.
day morning at O'Clock. Letters Intended 70 b seat
BY this mall must be marked, eta. Salt City,"
OFFICE HOCRS.-vFom o'clock, a. H., I'm II, H.
am from tn 3, ?. ~, tsundays sxeepted.)
On Sundays-HTOm until 10, A. H., and nom .
until ~, r. n. A. II. SPENCE, p ~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

FORNEY AND DOUGLAs.-It is said that Col.
Forncy, says the Sacramento Bee, has con-
scented to be supported by the Ant-Lccomp.
ton Democrats from the Middle States, upon
the understanding that they will rOte with the
RepuCtieGns for Speaker, the latter, of course,
to support Col. FOrney. In making this ar
rangcment, FOrney says that it is not to be
understood that he may not support the nom
inee Of the Charleston Convention. He does
not expect aid, as q candidate for Clerk of the
House, from Judge Douglas, as that gentle
mans counsel here has been to dispose of all
difficulties within the party, and that he
Douglas should support the Democratic nom.
inee, even if it were Mr.. Buchanan, provided
that the principles Of the Cincinnati platform
were not departed from. Notwithstanding
Forney's professions of Democracy, he is not
unwilling, for a confederation, to place the
Black Republicans, the relentless enemies of
the Democratic party, in power! Treason and
corruption arc personifcd in John W. FOrney.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

JUSr CAUSE OF CoMPLAIXr.--The Mail
Steamer arrived in San Francisco last Saturday
night, and on the Wednesday following, late
in the afternoon, reached this city. This is
an imposition the people will not submit to.
If the Stage Co. had failed to bring the mail
the failure would have been reported to the
Postmaster General at once; but it seems the
Cal. Steam Navigation Co. can do rs it plcases
about it. II it suits its cOnyeGience it will
forward it; if not, it has some flimsy excuse to
offer for its criminal negligence. Repeatedly
last winter and spring, to the annoyance
of the public and dctriment to the Post Office,
il failed to bring the mail, according to con-
tract ;and We have reason to doubt il . single
failure WEE Sepcrted 70 the Department 1t
appears that this ''sOUlIesS monopoly" can viO-
Iate As contract and impose upon the public
with impunity. It's repeated failures have not
been noticed, or if noticed passed over lightly.
It. il an evil that mast be remedied; and we
earnestly call the attention Of the Postmaster
General and SsnGtUr Gwin to the subject.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

Tue OVERLAND TELEGRAPH-The St. Louis
Democrat Of . late date, says: :" We learn
from Mr.. Charles NJ. Stcbbins, the general su-
pcrintcndcnt Of the work, that the line (of
the overland telegraph has been commenced
and completed for a distance Of eighteen miles
out from Jefferson City. A negotiation is
now pending with parties in California to form
company for the purpose Of building line
from the Pacific to meet US, and the route on
this side will not be definitely determined on
until this negotiation is closed, and Mr.. Steb.
bins and his friends know where to meet"
All that is required to put up the line speed.
lily is small appropriation by Congress-. The
"Placcrvillc and St Joseph Telegraph Co."
are extending their line as rapidly as their
means will permit, but as these are limited,
the work goes on slowly. The prospect of an
appropriation by Congress, We learn from
those who have the management of the affairs
Of the company, is exceedingly fattcring, and
a bill for that purpose will DC introduced at
an early day by a Senator of influence and
ability, who is a jealous friend of the enter
prise.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
Notice to Lien Holders,

CTATE OF CALlFORNIA. County Of FL Dorado. In
. Justices Court before Ellison L. Craw ford, Justice
Of the Peace in and for Greenwood Tow nShip.
Whereas, by judgment Of this Court, lien has been
established in favor Of VIM. Quinn, againAt =. Lewis
on the following described premises in accordance With
"An Act" entitled an Act - For securing Licnr to Me
chanics and Others. approved April 18th Is6 and the
Act to amend Act Untitled " An Act for securing
Iens To Mechanics and Others" passed April 10th,
A6 approx ed Apri1 I'D, IsS: One frame IOnSe - S
~ feet, With two wings one 10, containing four
rooms the other % with two rooms, hack kitrh
~ feet. Said House il situated Cat BaT
Greenwood Township, bounded on the North b, the
Middle Fork the East by the Barber Sop on the
West BY Restaurant ned and occupied BY william
rhe.
This therefore is TO notify all persons holding or
claiming liens said premises to be and APPEAR before
me- at Grren~ OOd Valley, the I'D day II NovrmbeT
1850, and exhibit then and there pruofof sad Liens
ELLISON l.. CRAWFORD, }. I.
Dated this 29th day Of October, lsi9.-1i-3M
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

n Halls sarsapariIla yellow Dock and IOdIde Of PO-
tasS prepared from the AnsSt Red Jamaica ArnPaFia
and English Iodds q PotasS-AdmlFabIe restorative
and purifier Of the HoOd-it ceanses the system Of all
morbid and IMPURE hatteT-Fem0viDg pImpleS boih End
eruptons from the Sin rheumatism and pains Of al
kinds All Who can Afford should It tends e give
strength and prOIOns lfe Sold By Druggists generally
81 100 per bottle.
R. HALL CO., PfOpristors.
Wholesale Druggists 14s and las Clay Street, San IRAN
cI.co 2V3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

SESsIBLE-That old and reliable organ Of
the North Carolina Democracy, the North
Carolina Standard, has an excellent article on
the "Signs of the times and apprehcnds no
serious diSsensions at Charleston among the
National Democracy. Before the nomination
is made they may differ with regard to men
and express their preferences freely, but when
once made, personal preferences will be for
gotten and every loyal Democrat will cordially
support the nominee. The contest for men
comes first, but it is never carried to dan
gcrous extent. Principles the Democracy
everywhere fight for, and to secure their
triumph they will give their best energies, re-
gardlesS Of men. The Standard says:
We say toonr Democratic friends, he of good cher
Every indication is in our favor. We North Caro-
lima Democrats are not affected tn any extent by
feelings which prevail in other States with regard
tn men. We agree principle, and we will not fall
Uut with each other about men. Some nre for
Douglas, some for Breckenridge, some Toy Hunter,
some for Wise, some for Lane, some E'r Dickinson,
some for Dallas-but IRE are all J;'r the HO,,,;Hpe.-
That is the true fire Of the Hint. Let be careful
10 pursue such course will strengthen the bonds
Of harmony and good fellowship which now unite
ua. Let us be ready, when the periOd arrives to
play our part with zeal and eject in the great con-
test upon the result Of which depends the prescrva-
tiOn II our rights and the perpetuat0n 0f Con-
stitutional Union. Let us see 10 il that " North
Carolina is divided in the House Of Representatives
1t Washington, she shall not be divided at home,
but shall speak voice for the right and the
right cause when the day fur action arrives. Let
our motto be-" Union aud harmony; every thing
for the cause, nothing for men,"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

WHoLEsALE.--L. A. Epson & Co., now
have IN Store the largest stock Of groceries,
liquors, ETC., in the county. These entcrpri.
sing gentlemen are after the Carson Valley
trade, and if large stock and low prices can
secure it. they will have a good chance Of
comprising their object. They also sell at a
low figure to small purchasers.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

BrRcLARY.--Thc residence of Mr.. John
Wall, on Co!Oma street, was entered last Sat-
urday evening by burglars, during the tenn.
pOrary absence of the family. The house was
ransackcd in every hole and corner by the
villains. They had only their labor for their
pains, however, as they found nothing of value.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

COURr OF SEssIoSs-1hc November Term
Of the Court Of Sessions commences on Mon
day next. The following is the list of names
from which the Grand Jury was drawn by
the Judge, Sheriff and Clerk: Il. NJ. Adams,
II. c. Blackwood, Win. C. Baker, r. Bronson,
James Burr, James Burk, j. S. Bambcr, A.
Briggs, p. Croslcy, L. u. Curtis, John Con.
ness, +. c. Cotfman, Robt. Campbell, A. Oar.
lington, A. W. Doolittle, Fila Ellen, Saml r.
GODDARD, s. F. fIamm. 7. b. iicskcii, +. A.
HOrnblowcr, j. B. Hume, j. r. Head, G. W
johnson, Henry Kennedy, A. T. Lee, Mat
Lair, W. II. Pavcy, II. L. Parker, =. Storrs
Levi Smith.
The Grand Jury is composed Of the follow.
ing gentlemen John Conncss, +. a. Horn
blower, Levi Smith, p. Storrs, Henry Kennedy
S. F. IIamm, II. Bronson, L. Il. Curtis. A. T.
Lee, Jas. Burke, T. d. Hciskell, W. G. Baker
G. NJ. Adams, Ella Ellen, F. c. CofFman, j.
S. Bamber.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

SHARP vEXY.-An Eastern exchange says
negro who purchased his freedom went to
the State Of New York, and BY rigid economy
saved $500, which he entrusted to all Aboli-
ton lecturer to go to Delaware and buy his
oldest daughter. The honest lecturer was
overcome on his charitable errnnd by fair
daughter Of the State of Delaware, whom he
married and then pockctcd the 5000 given
him by the negro. This is about as far as the
principle Of an Abolitionist rxtcnds-as far as
it is possible to make money out Of it They
impose upon the crcdulity Of the poor igno.
rant negro, by protesting the warmcst sympa-
thy for him, and then swindlc him ont Of
his hard earnings. Such is Abolition philan-
thropy
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
DIED

On Sunday, October 23d, at Wild Cat bar, Ameri.
can river, Fl Dorado county, Of lung fever, JOnS
". KARI, aged BY years.
Sacramento Union and Upper Canada papers
please copy.
At Nashville, FL Dorado county. on Friday even
ing 9sth Of October, Of typhoid fever, GEORGE
CRIME Of England, aged about IS years.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

A second edition of Judge Blacks pamph.
let has been published with an appendix in
reply to Senator Douglas Wooster speech and
to the criticisms Of q different kind which
have appeared in other quarters. 1t is conce.
dcd that Judge d. has the best of the argu.
mcnt.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

CENsrs OF CHILDREN. - Our Georgetown
correspondent, w. T. g., sends az the follow
ing: Number of children in the Georgetown
District between the ages of four and eighteen
l16; number Of orphans, 4 number of boys
SO; Of girls, 81 ; total number, 100. Number
Of children under the age Of 4, 1Ol. Born in
California, l12. Total number Of children d
all ages, 22l.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

MARX LEvIsoN has purchased heavy stock
Of fashionable fall and winter clothing, bouts,
hats, &c. Mark is determined to let the folks
have goods Of the best quality at low price
lie can e!othe the naked in any style for little
money, and will credit good looking chaps Of
known punctuality. The reader will find his
stock to comprise everything in the way Of
mems gear. Try him on
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

The news by the late steamer confirms the
report Of the adoption of the Kansas consti.
tuition. Another acrimonious aud needless
debate is anticipated in Congress when it shall
be presented. The Black Republicans, with
the South Americans" having majority in
the Lower House, will refuse to dispose of it
at an carly day, in order TO make political cap
ital for tho Presidential election.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
Dated this 2Hl
Notice TO Holders of FL Dorado
County Warrants.

Cot NTY TREASrRER's OFFICE
November 3th, lk1
4 IL persons holding Warrants registered npon the
"A General Fund Of Fl Dorado county, Of the follow ing
numbers and registry hereby notified present the
same for payment, at the County Treasurer. Ohce,
onMonday November eth, within ,iXt, das from that
date, the money will Ike applied Ia the yment Of
NArrants next in order Of Registry, IN accordance With
March Stat. 1887. The interest said Warrants will
he stopped frum and amer this date.
kOBEkT HE'LL,
Treasurer Of Il Dorado ounty.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05
Brewer For Sale,

THE property situated in Upper PAcervIIe, known
Il the City brewery Is offered forl sale reasonable
terms for CASH 1t 10 Of the best openings In the
State Tor any desiring TO engage In the brewing bsi
ness. II not otherwise disposed o. II will be sold
Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash. on
Saturday, the 3Ist day OTleeember. 1880,
At o'clock, Pm. JACOB ENGLESHRIEU.
CDirr P1aceryiIe November 5th lSS9-tH
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

o. \. Crandall & Co. and WIN. N. Brad
shaw are entitled to our thanks for general
supply of Atlantic and European newspapers,
pictorials, and magazines.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-05

AxxrAL BALL.-Don't forget that the annu-
al hall Of Neptune Engine Co., No 2. will be
given in this city on Thursday evening, the
24th inst. which has been set apart by Gov.
Weller as Thanksgiving Day.