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we are organizing corps OF boys 10 sell IL at |
that rate and no higher on the street.
Mr.. Ferauson,s Disposition OF the
Rights Of small ProprietOrs. ts#
tT'be City Council shall not, hereafter, per-
nit TO be constructed in either of the streets
or avenues ofthe said city street railroad,
for the transportation of passengers, with
out the consent of a majority in interest of
the owners Of property upon the street or
avenue in which said railroad is to be con-
structed, being first had and obtained; and
for the purpose of determining what is
majority in interest, reference shall be had
to the assessed value Of the whole property
located upon such street or avenue"
The foregoing is section sixteen of the
ferguson Bill" Besides being lawyer by
profession, its author, by seeking to become
Il member of a legislative body, has shown
that in his own opinion, he has some knowl-
edge of the principles of government Mr..
Ferguson may be good attorney-at-law; we
will by no means go so far as to affirm that
he is not but that he has any considerable
share of capacity to discriminate between
right and wrong-any just conception of the
logic of the law in its better sense-or any
sound notions Of the true limits of legislative
authority, under Republican form of gov
ernment, is more than we can find reason to
believe. ..."
The section of Mr.. Ferguson's bill copied
above, is predicated upon the idea that to lay
railway along the line of a street, is such a
diversion of street from the end contem-
plated by its dedication, as to give, not the
public, but the property holders, right to
complain. We will not now examine the
correctness of this proposition; but proceed to
show the manner in which this right is pro-
vided for by Mr.. Ferguson.
A right to complain, is title to redress at
the hands of the proper authority and, where
shown to exist, is just as substantial right,
cnuring to the party which has suffered the
wrong, as any that can be imagined. If a
property-holdcr along the line OF the street is
injured by perUersion Of the thoroughfare, a
right acerues to him Persondlly--to each
property-holder in his individual capacity
to sue for redress: nor is there any legisla-
tive body under heaven that has the legiti-
mate power to deprive him of this right, or
in any manner whatever to change its char
acter or the mode by which it is vindicated.
Yet this Democratic gentleman comes in
with his bill, and fixes il SO that one body OF
men may extinguish the legal rights of an
other. The owners of a majority in value Of
the lots upon a given street may vote away
the rights of action belonging to the owner:
of minority-wiping them out as cleanly as
if they had never existed This is the frs
time we remember to have seen individua
rights made subject to the will Of a majority
and that, not a majority of persons, but ma
jority ofproperg. Here is property quail
fication with vengeance and the holder
OF single lots in the city will doubtless fe'
obliged to Mr.. Ferguson for placing their il
terests in such excellent keeping as that I
their better endowed neighbors.
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MARRIED.

JONES-FERDINAND-O Tuesday. May |, by
the Rev. G. W. Flanders, at his church; MIR. Wm.
Jones, Of Springfield Township, to Miss Carrie
Ferdinand, of this city.
HYNSON-ALBRO-In Coyington, on Thursday
May g. by the Rev. Mr.. Worrall, MIR. N. g.
Hynson, of Cincinnati, to Miss Eleonora, daughter
of Henry Albro, ESQ.,. of the former city.
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PATENT ENAMELED SHIRT COLLARS
For sale at MAsoN's HAT-sToRE,
ap2s-am AZ Fifth.Atrset, near Walnut
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>taosao sasfg,, ,Aoa p, 9AlEsssiaSg ]. .asi SgFeg.
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49, EllY Is ackn 1wledged by the most eminent
physicians, and by lhe most careful druggists
throughout the United States to be the most effec
tual blood purifier ever known, and to have relieved
more sufferng and effected more permanent cures,
than any preparation known TO the profession. Scro
ula, Salt 1sheun, Erysipeas Seald head Scaly Ernp
tons of whatsoever nature cured by few bottles,
and the system restored to full strength and viRor
Full aud explicit directions for the cure Of liberated
sore legs and other corrupt and running ulcers Is
JOHN d, PARK, SURE, ECKSTEIN a CO., and
GEORGE 81. DIXON. Price 81. sepl9-ay
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p5- CAnrESrER, No. 20 Fifth-street, mirror sky
light pictures, 25 cents, with case.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH,

.,,J, IA dr Jr7tt u' hsgfaus r'1- thl =
.yialo) ce,7t ~ bnaiig s'1'f nn''
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CAEPESrER's uncxcelled French glass skyligh
pictures, 25 cents, at 20 Fifth-street.
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R--, 1. q. o. F.-THE ANNUAL MEET
49,, ing Of the stockholders N ,sssSgsH,
0dd-Feilows Hall of Newport, Ky,,will ,Ssy84t4ksr
be held at their Hail, on SATURDAY 5st<tfeE
EVENING, May D At o'clock, i3r the '5tASeSS
urer, and Board of Directors. Per order OF the
Board. rap26-ttl q. r. BUCHANAN, Secretary.
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re Nine artists kept busy making plate picture
at AppLEaArE's, corner of Fifth and Main.
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B8- Only twenty five cents for good colored Pic
ture, in case, at CowAN's, % West Fifth-street tt
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Carpenters convex skylght pictures, 25 cent
with case, ot 20 Fifth-strect.
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no APrLEGArE's new mammoth Gallery, corner
of Fifth and Main
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17
ORDINANCE No los.

A " ORDINANCE for the protection of Gun.
u Po~ DEF and eAtAblsshtSg = G"R-IV~ De- Mag
aEine.
PlaceTvIr, do OTdain As follu~s:
SECTION l.-That certain FIRE. proof stone build.
ing, situated on the north eide Of angtoN eF'vk
and north Of the cIuTt bousc, the property Of Up.
son Go 10 hereby established and declared 10 be
a public Powder Magazine, for the puTp,Se II
storing gun and blsstIug pow der. and !. A. tpsJn
10 hereby declared and appointed the Keeper there
Of, TO hold his once during the pleasure of the
Common Council
Sgc 2-Ali traders, prr-onS or dealer, dealing
from keeping or retaining IN their place " pAers
OF buSineSS, more Than tWcnty -hVe IounIS II p,W
der at any one time and ~hen sAid amrIn, or a
-ieSseF qaaIttty is kept IT ShAl be placed IN
Spicuous PORTION Of the houSc or other place of bu
SinesS, and labelled rOWdCT," that Il may be
easily seen
SEC. j.--Whencvrr any person desires 10 have
or Keep larger quantity 't IH'"drT On band tdah
by the preceding section IS prohibited, the same
phal be placed IN the public magazine herein de-
rlTcd aud established and M PRIV der shall be
stored or received In saId mag gAEnc amer Suu set
or before Bun Tise.
sac. 1.--Hny perSon violating any ~ the forcHo.
ing pTo'ISI"ns of this Ordinance. phail. upnn run
vic ion be hucd III aun not lees than Any dVlArs,
more than i've hundred dollArs
SIC - THIS Ordinance Shall take effect from
and amer the twenty -siAth day ~ cmbcr. A ID ,
1880 TIIOS b. WADE, Mayor
hereby certif, that the above Ordinance ~as
passed by the RoAtd Of Aldermen. Nov 18th. lS5o
ni1n joins r. krNKLEk. City ChrA
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

c,TATE OP CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado -
- In the County Court In and for said County.
C.M LIVINGSTON vs. HIS CRRDifORs.-in the
matter Of the petition Of c. M. LIVINGSTON, an
insoivent Debtor.
P,rs1snt 70 an order On Gle herein, made By the
Hon James Johnson, Judge Of the Court AisFesaki,
notice 10 hereby given TO AL The erediioTe OF said
insolVent debtor, q. ~. LvingsOu, to be and aPpear
before The Court aforeSad At the Court one o. sAld
County in The City Of PtneerVe. On the I,h day Of
January. A. D. 1861. at the hour Of ID o'clock, A. NJ
81 said day. to show cause, any they can, Why he
prayer Of SAID lnsoIvcnt debtor should not be gnted
and gunIent Of bis estate be made and ne De
discharged from his debts aud liabilities, In purs-
nnce Of TIM Statue In such male and provided
And in the meantime, Is ordered that all Judicial
proceedings against said insovent d. btoT he stayed
-, Witness my hand, and the Seal OF said
L. Court hereto AHdxed, al once IN the City Of
- Piscerviie, this 18th day 81 Ncyembvr. A.
n. 1880. wM. A. JANUARY, clerk.
Gu. MHREDITm, Attorney for PetitI0ner. nlI.SNde
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

Of the platform just as his more success
ful antagonist stepped before tho table
and commenced speaking. Father Lamb
and uncle Ben. Coates, and q number Of
others were appointed Vice Presidents.
Mr.. Rodgers briefly and happily explained
the object Of the meeting. lie then re-
tired and loud calls were at once made by
the initiated for our un0btrusivc friend
Jones. With cOnmsndable zeal and no
little grace he leaped upon the stand and
spread himself He is great favorite Of
his party, and dcservedly so, too, and
they greeted him with something akin to
enthusiasm. lie informed his benighted
brethren that at last "liberty is proclaim
ed throughout the United States" The
announcement caused broad grin Of sat
isfaction to illuminate the dusky faces of
his coLored admirers. Some Of them left
under the impression that the slaves Of
the Sonth had been emancipated since
the election Of Old Abe. He very gene
rousIy gave every man homestead and
promised him the uninterrupted enjoy.
ment Of the same, provided he worshiped
negroes and supported RcpublicaniSm.-
We left just as he folded the stars and
stripes around his person and took fight
after the "great American eagle" Nick
erson. Jennings, Pratt, wicks, Ensming
or and others addressed the meeting. II
was an enthusiastic asscInblage Of men
who had unexpectedly achieved a victory,
and every one Of whom expects to get
fat Office from Uncle Abe. Each and all
will continue to be enthusiastic until the
spoiIs arc distributed, when a Inutiny will
ensuc which will rcnd the party asunder.
Already are the leaders Quarrcling about
the spoils, and watching each other with
Jealous and cnviOus feelings. Bound to-
gcther by the cohesive ties Of public
piuudcr, and nctuatcd by the most sor-
did motives, the Republican party must
soon become an object Of pity or con.
tempt
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

TIE SPEAKsRsnIP..-El Dorado will pre-
sent candidate in the person Of Mr.. Con-
ness for this important and responsible
position, and We hope that he will be elect.
ed without opposition. lie possesses, in
an eminent degree, every qualification for
a successful if not popular presiding off,
Ger. lie will fill the position most credit
ably and speedily dispatch business. lie
thoroughly understands Parliamentary
law; is competent to decide promptly aud
correctly the most intricate questions; is
industrious and always at his post; pos
sesses a resolute will, and either cOncil-
istes or oyercomes the prejudices Of those
opposed to him. As his party is in the
aSccndent they owe it to him, who has
worked so long and faithfully for them,to
reward him with the best position in their
gift. He has earned it, is entitled to it,
and should receive it without seeking 1t.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17
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Black Republican JOllinc alton.

The Black Republicans Of this city, as
sisted by their Douglas allies. had a high
old jollification last Wednesday night, on
receipt Of the intelligence Of the election
Of old Abe to the Presidency. They have
much to be proud of-much to exult over
They have elected man to the highest
Office on earth, whose sole qualification
for the honorable and responsible position,
consists 10 his expertncss in splitting
rails. Surely, as rational beings, these
worshipers Of rails and negroes have a
right to exult. 1t is an evidence, glo.
rious evidence, Of the advancement Of
civilization aud intelligence and refine
'ucnt in this enlightened age.
At an early hour the PlaccrvilIe band
commenced "tOOting their horn from
the balcony in front Of the Theatcr, and
ct the same time Q bonfire illuminated the
Plaza, casting lurid glare over the dark
viSages Of the cbonyites present Our
ever ready friend Jones, fearful Of being
anticipated by some over Jealous, Office
despising Republican, called the meeting
to order and nominated and declared Mr.
Rodgers elected Chairman. Two Of thai
name being present, they both simulta
neously made dash for the stand. Mr.
Seward's protS0t Robert reached the fnn
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17
Common cOune,I Proceeding.
PLAcIAyILLE. Nov. i3,h, IscO


BOARD Of Aldermen met. Present, full Board.
Mayor Wade presiding.
Minutes Of laSt meeting read and approved
Report Of Funding Commissioners read and &C
cepted.
On motion, McsSrs. Charles d. Petit and Joseph
u. DouglAS were appointed to act as Board Of
Equalization Of Taxes.
OrdiuAuce No. IO7, providing for Nc AdaniLing
Centre street, was read and adopted
Ordinance No. los, providing for the safe storage
OF powder, vas read, amended and adopted.
Proposition Of L. A. CpSon to Store pow der, In
accordance with the provisions OF Ordinance No.
lOe. was read aud accepted.
Petition Of MeSsTs. GOldneT and others, pra!ins
for the survey Of - street, was read and refer
red TO the Committee on Streets aud Public Places.
Petition Of residents and property .hode S,prA!- :
ing for the opening and grading of Reservoir
street, was read and referred to the Committee on
Streets and Public Places.
Committee OIL Fire and Water reported that the
eisteFn aLthe junction Of -GeniFs HHls COlI,na
streets, had been completed according to contract
Ordinance No. l09, " To keep in repair the Side
walks in this CITY," was read aud adopted.
Account Of Cyrus Bartlett, Ot S.Ol -, for ser
vices as teacher in Public School. vas read amd
allowed.
The following accounts were presented and re-
ferred to the Finance Committee, upon Whose re-
CONNIE ndhtiO thRN WrFc alLnWed.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17
ORDNANCE No. loa.

4 y ORDINANCE I" keep In repair the side
n MalAs IN the eIty of PLcenIile
The Common Council ofthC City VI l1acer,illr
do oTdain:
SRCTioN I. II shall be tho duty of the MaTshal
OF thu, City, a. often and when he shall deem u
necessary, tocau,c to he repaired In gOnd pAASabe
order all "r any Of the sidewAlkIIn SlId City at the
proper expense "f the city.
skc. at hhall be the duty of the Marshal 10
give notice Of the proper costs II Iueh TrpaiTS I"
the o~ ncr OF owners IT property fronting On Su;h
SidtNa alk or WAks, and demand Of hun, her or
them the costs Of such T-pAIrS and u the SAmr
not paid within ten daNS aftcT sueh demand, it
sha be the duty Of the MaTbhaltn cause amt 10 be
hroughtAsaInst owner or 0wEcrs Of such property
for the same
Sac J-Thc costs and expenses II Such repairs
.hal he lien and charge nrrn the property trout
ing the walks so To be repaired
eGc 4-Ihis Ordinance Sha!l be in force from,
and after ito paSHAgr.
Approved NON'r 18th. 1870.
TH0s B WADE, MAYOR
l hereby certify that the sbols Ordinance WAS
passed by the Board of Aldermen. Nov l3th, Is60
nl'-lt JOHN T. kUNkLER, Ci,y ClerA
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

n ORDINANCE to provide for maeadamiring
"A Center street.
The Common Council Of the city Of Placerile,
do oTdain aS fOlloWs:
sEcTioN Lit shall be the duty Of the several
owners Of lo.s Of ground. fronting or Adjoining on
Center street, each to cAuse said Center street
TO he maeadamiIcd for = space equal To the width
Of his lot adjoining upon said street, and 10 the
middle Of said street. Such macadamillng shall
be done under the direction and control Of the city
Marshal
sac. TT shall he the duty Of the city MaT.hAl,
within three dayS aftcr the pa sage Of this Ordi
nance tn notify each neT Of any lot fronting or
adjoining Gaid street, Of the requirements Of this
Ordinance or, IL the owner Of any ot eanD"t he
found or aSceTtaincd, then such notice ahal be
served upon the occupant or occupants OF Snch lot
The notice shall require the owner Of such lot TO
eolnme nee matchmaking said street at the point
adjoining HE lot within ten days amer the IeTVce
Of such notice, and to complete the same within
ten days after such notice.
SEC 3-If the owner shall neglect or refuse 10
commence maeadamiEing such street, or shall fai
or refuse TO complete the same within the time
.peeificd IN such notice, then il shall be the duty
Of the city Marshal to CAUSE the same to be done,
and the ex penpe thereof shall be lien upnn the ut
adjoining the work done by the city MarShal /;
and the amO int Of such expense Shali be collected
in the same manner as 10 provided for the eollce'
tiOn Of assessments in Ordinance No ~.
sec. A. This Ordinance shall take effect and he
in force from aud after its passage.
THOS. u. WADE, Mayor
hereby certify that the above Ordinance ~AS
pasacd by the Bard of Aldermen, Nov 18Th, IH6O.
nl7-lt JOHN D.. kINKLER. CITY Clrrk.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

with men who vote for Black Republicans
for Congress and elect them to the U. s.
Senate. A certain hot country where Ore
is plenty and fuel furnished free gratis, is
full OF such Regular Democrats" " and to
that cOngenial region the Douglas State
Central Committee and all its supporters
have been consigned by the loyal Detnoc-
racy of California.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

Mrs.WinslOw, aE 9 / PsrieAeed Nurse
and Female Physician, has soothing Syrup for ShI.
drsn tssthlng, which greatly facilitates the process
Of teething, By SOenIng the gums, reducing all In.
HammatiOn-Wl allay All pain, and 10 suVb to rsTu.
late the bowels Depend upon It, mOthers u win give
rest 10 yourselves, and relief and health to your In
fAnts. Perfectly safe In all cases. [see advertise.
ment in another column. my5.ly
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17
Malrs sarsAparilla, yellow DOel

Halls SarSApArtlla, Yellow Dock
aad I"dde "f POtASS 10 prepared from the Ancs, red
jamaica SarSaParillA and IOdide Of POssss-admir.
able as restorative and puriner Of the bloOd-n
cleanses the system Of all morbid and impure mat.
ter-remOvIng plmplcS, bols and eruptIona from the
skin cures rheumatism aud pains Of all kinds. All
who can afford should use It. a. 1t tends to give
strength and prOlOng life. Sold BY Druggists gener.
ally, at &i pOr bottle. r. HALL / CO., ProprietorS
Who'll sale Druggists, lAS aud I+S Clay street, San
Frapk'scO. ni7-sm
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

Ths Physician is 0fSen blamed for
want success In hs reataent when the dsappOInt-
ment in the recovery Of the sick to Be traced to
the adminisaeTing 'mpurs medicines. Robert White,
spothscary, is paying particular attention 10 the
compoundng physIelAnS' prescriptions and family
recipes, from medicines Of undOubtsd purity. Robert
White, Medical Han, 10 appointed agent for most
Of shs Eeb line Patant Medicines,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17
Placerville, Nov. 10, 1860.

Dl. J. A. w. LWnAbOrg, DentiSt.-
Once, opposite Cary HOuSe, tup stairs,> entrance
from COlOma StTeet-begs leave to announce to the
citizens Of PAceTvie and vicinity that he has per-
mAnently located himself 10 theabOve place. En-
eouraged BY the hbrrAl patronage bestowed, hopes
for continuance Ofthe same. All work entrusted
to bis care will be punctuAlly executed, In thor
ough and wOrkmanlike manner. Mo
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17
IMPO RTANT
To SMN-
FAMILIES AND CITIZENS
or I1acsrvillo and Vicinity.

XXV ", n0%AllCE, WhoicGAie LiQunV dealer, on
W the Plaza, Main street has VII hand beau
tifuliy selected stock of
Fine NuR Gordon Sherry Vino.
Fine Harmony do do
Fine Old Burgundy Port Wine,
Together u,u. Ans As.Orturni VI Lighly uAVorc'l
FRENCH nkANDlES, vis:
JAS. Hennossy, Vintngo 1850,
Old Otard, Oupuy q Co.,
Fine Ola Bourbon Whisky.
Allan 0ne article ot very OF SintARS W Pine ArPl.
Rum The attention Of fANIlICs b particularly and
respectfully cAll.d to the above assortment
E W, ". D. having Leased, tST the lime being.
his Haleon hts WhOlr attention W IhrTvinrv be Rivrn
TO his Wholesale department w. N, DONANCE.
nlt Main street, paceTs Hle.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

Petit T. ChOate have just received n
full stock Of DrusS, Paints, PerfumeEy, Fancy
Goods and Toilet Articles, which they are sell.
ing at greatly reduced prices. They have on
eOnsignmsnt few Of Wheeler WusOu's eslc-
bSatsd Family Sewing AEehises, which the; oaer
ct San Francisco priesG With the addition Of
fFeiRht
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

Notice. .--.All persons holding claims against the
Pacific Quarts Company, and havT brought no suit
against them, requested TO hand In their accounts
or bOiOre the 10Th day Of November, for adjust,
ment to D. NEwBAUER,
Treasurer aud Trustee.
pIaaarrilia Nov IN 1eAO
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
C0MPANY. eHsnm

THE STEAMSHIP
0OL DEN AGE,
viii leave FOlsOm Street wharf, %
"WEDNESDAY. NOV1MBDR 81. 1880,
Al . o'eloek, a. H., punetually,
ToR PAN A n A.
Passengers will Be conveyed fFom Panama 10
AspinwAh BY the
PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
And FROM Aspinwall "a New York By the
Atlantic and Paciao 9tOamship Oompry.
FORBES 3 BABCOcK, Agents,
MI Corner Sacramento and Leidesdovtf Ns.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17
PROCLAMATION.

ITIHERE will be an ueetOn held In this city, on ne
evening Of the Grst Monday In December, lSoV'
for the purpose Of eiecting Chief Engineer, snd so
Assists nj Engineers, Of the Fire Department o. lhe
city Of PiaeeTviIIe Polls 70 be opened at the Union
Saloon, !" frvn o'clock ?. ~, untH O'Clock p.h
NJ order Of THOS. d. WADE, Mayor
T1i.ssrviIi. Nov II ls6sJ nl1.th
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

WISDY.-Old BOreAs has been whist.
ling and shreking at a terrible rate since
Thursday night. His breath is by nc
means warm and pleasant.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

Hay is selling from wagons at thirty.
five dollars per ton in our market. The
supply appears to be large.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

VorE OF THE STATE. The vote, as per
the Sacramento Unions returns, stood,
yesterday, as follows: Breckenridge,
81, ,s2s; Douglas, SS, 1893; Bell, s,449, and
Lincoln, 37,027.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17
DIsINCoRPORATIoN NOTICE.

(t0CNTY COURT. in and for the County Of II
" Dorado, State 0f California.
Matter Of the Disinco corpnVntIon of the CcVrorate
Company, " The Pilot and Rock Greek Canal Com.
pany."
Notice 10 hereby given, that, on Thursday the 9Th
day OF December. A. ID. lS6J, at the Court Room Of
the County Court Of the County aforesaid. at one
O'Clock, P. M., Of that day. will be heard the appli.
cation and petition Of the OceFs end Stockholders
of the Corporate Company, Tie Pilot aud Rock
Creek Canal Company" (sAid petition belng now on
ile In the once Of the Clerk Of said C0urt)
The object Of said application and PETITION is to
dSSolve aud dlslncOTp0Tate said COmpiny, accord.
ing to Law.
-, Witness my hand and the Zeal Of the
L. .. County Court Of said County, this lIih dAy
49, Of November, A. D. ls0O
nl7-AW wM. 4. JANUARY, Clerk.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-17

C4M House CIGAR STAND..-IIcnry
Radiesky has made arrangements to es,
tablish cigar stand in the Cary House.
lie will keep the choicest cigars and to-
bacco, and being Of irrcpressiblc polite
ness, is bound to have a good share Of
natronape