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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23

NOTICF is hereby given. to nil persons In
~ tcrrstrd, TO appear before tie 'uTd Of Supcrvi
snra of l.. nprndo County, ut the Office Of the County
Clerk on the FIRST Monday in July nrAt at l0oclock
Nj, Ia show cause II any they can, why road should
not h" hd out from Belle Store, Smiths Flat thrO
Maynard's Ranrh 10 Spring Garden Ranch on the Emf
gai.t Road. Iy order Of the Board VI Supervisors.
WM. 4. JANUARY,
tlcIk Of the Board Of Super, Isors.
I,rrrtillr Jun" 9Th, lSG0.-tiwI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23
HOMESTEADS.

H. Il. CARSON. Notary Public will draw and taxi
He thu establishments of Homestead Declarations
undo thr NEW Law. Those who desire To trcur,
tht!r Homestead would do wCll 10 to IL in time.
Office with the County Recorder. ic9-am
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23
HOMESTEADS.

'Ili undersigned is prepared to draw and take the
nrknuM dsmrnta Of Iumcstc adj Declarations, under
tie $EW LAW.
CIIAS F. IRWIN, Notary Public.
Diamond springs, .IuGc III, 1870. jrG-tr
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23

hISSOLUT1ON NOTICE. The copartner-
- ship heretofore existing between the uncTE gned
III the and style Of +. N. Gimhoni 4 Co., In the
Saloon business, at Johnown. in III DoTndo Co., Cal.
Ia this day dss"lNed John GusiO will settle up the bu
sinrss amd pay the debts Of the late firm.
D \. GIMBoSI,
JOHN GUSIO.
Julntown Nav qlth lSGO.-&lin
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23
4g'I'EIG ATBON FOR I'ARDON.

FINO 5. W. SANDERSON District Attorney, and BENZ
L /. MYERS, District Judge:
TATE N"tirr, tiut the eleventh dny ~ June A. H.,
l"H' Application will he Irnde to mis- Fxcelcncy John
g. hOwn'N, Gov,rnur o the State OF California, for tho
iul"n 1T G. G. GnWkER, convicted of the crime VI man
Mrh',r in The hS'rio' Court n III Dorado County. on
the - day al --. A. II. lN,9
JOHN ME, nu behalf OF e. C.. I0wkcr,
l'tchv acknowledge service Of the ANNEXED notice.
his ;tli day vi MAY, / d. $. W. SANpERSON,
Ml? District Attorney III Dorado County.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23
Justice Of the Peace In and for suld Township.
Notice to Creditors.

NtTATE Of CAIIFORNIA. County Of Ii Dorado. In
) = the County Court. IN ard fur said County.
CONSTANTINE INK ~ Ills CREDITORS.
IT, he matter 81 the Petition OF CONSTANTINE IIIX
ln,.lvuiIt DLLtur:
Pursuant to an order on Glc herein made ty the lion.
les h-0n u ,O the Court aforesaid. notice Ia hereby
ri'"n To- all t Creditors "f the said ns0lvent Debtor,
tor-t"hine N 10 be and APPEAR before the Court AfOre
.nd a. ~ court Iuur uf said County In the City OF
Plltrh. ,u tlc n day July, A. u. lsG0. at the hour
Of tcu O'Clock \. VI. ni SAID day To show cause, II any they
WY tlr r"avtr Of aid nsnvcnt Debtor should not
T." rrhuir ard assignment u his estate he made. and
Lc h" ii'Aagcd from his debtS and liabilities in pursu
Uf Tie statute in SUI made aud provided. And,
n lhc tine. l. il ordered that all judicial proceed
ttl'- AZ Iiusi sad Insolvrnt nrbior he stayed
Witrr-s my hand, and the Seal Of the County
L.S Cnmt of oaid County, at Once in the City VI
- flccrVIilc this "l.t day of NAV, A.. ID. ls60.
WM. a. JANUARY, Clerk.
HIVE 81 80, Attorneys Tor Petitioner je2-jwh
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23
HON ES TEADS.

TNIlE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to draw and take
/ the acknowledgements Of Homestead Declarations,
under the NEW LAW.
~ OnIcc- Front room, Mountain Democrat building.
jcl6 1. II. HARMON, Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-23
OLD NATIONAL IsESTACRANT.
FRED. COLLINS & CO.., PrOpriCtOrS.

S<3Fys,> HAVING PURCHASED and q
%<S1S 49, REFlTrID his old stand. eSsP{M /
wu,iIl Ihprm tie Public thrt F&Jf<A |
~ ~! ms ready ~ aCrNiiuodItr tll.r" WIN ~@~&-
ity iv"r VIA ti.c.r patronage Oar Old iiids and
-.l-, u Fla = glyc Us sail. len vii Ind ey.!A
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ARRIVALS Attic HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL-T Moore. -: f
Ingran,ya; c Thompson and LADY, q Edwards
- ny; Robinson, La; w Smith, L w TAYLOR
g Tex Il Tillaway, Mass; Seabury, ID Evans
VI Brewster, J Judkins, Miss Holt, NY; A s
Hull sc; q Dormsn,Pa; w Halsey. j l. Condict.
NY Cooke, II G Cooke, q q w hit.feld, O;
M DfiAker, Md; Kelley and lady Mass; Nm
IL Lewis, L Bowie, Nd; Miss Jones. Wells
-; Conrad and fam, Chism and fam.
Ia; = Alb,o and LADY, Ms; A Pudigan, sc; J c
Kellogg, III W NOEL, NC; Or Maddox, va;
Mrs Gamble, Mrs Hayward, l. Anderson, Fla; G
ITiswolc and fam, NY; RIP Smith. Smith sc;
earn and ly, Eng; + Firth, NY; r Macbeth e.
.sm, Nils, Ramsey, Mrs and Miss DIESEL, b ID De
Gel, y Lamb and lady, sc; s Fl Berry w am
i,9n, Or Pye. Md, Cafsaudi, hab; K Marshall,
BROWNS HOTEL.-F NJ Eoby, Baldwin,
Ms" w Hunter, Tenn; Burtweil, Ala; ! w
Bondnra9t Va Bailey, w J Heard, Md; w
Campoea, NY; } II Pendleton n Thornton Va.
IS L Red, Ky; c Barnes, NY;C HILL Hon j ain.
VA Wynn, Va; Nj Young and ly, j Jaw and
Y,Pai w Wyman, Nd; J A Sanderson Nh; A
Hunt and sfster, Miss Jonss, Md; F M Waldcar,
va; % A Howard, Tenn; Bisferton, Md: & \,
Williams, NC; Hon 6 Stith and fam, Miss
Morsell, La Bruce aud lY, Nd; w Brown, Va:
A Call MAJ E Taylor, Tenn: I
KIRKWOOD HOUSE.-w C Teupleton. NC:
u n Forster, Nd; 4 b Townsend, NC; A East.
man, Cal M Hudson and Iy, La; Baker, Pc:
w jarrett, Md; L. w O'Bannon, USA: w p
smith, Nd; w Phillips, DC; J Lough hey and
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IL Duke Ernest, of Nuremberg, the cousin
Of the King Of Wurtemberg, was married In
Hamburg on the 18th Of August, to an actress
known on the stage as FrRsini. On the follow
ing Sunday, the Duke departed with his bride
for his villa at Coburg. The Duchess will now
have an opportunity TO perform In a new theatre,
part which she doubtless often rehearsed with
out sny idea that the sham would ever be con-
vertsd into reality. Instead Of a mock coronet,
she will wear real one; instead Of laying aside
her dignities after the play, she Is to have a
permanent engagement as leading lady. When
actresses marry at all out Of their own sphere II
Is very often with persons Of the highest consid-
GRAFTON. Several living members Of the English
nobility have taken their wives Oh the stage
Miss O'NeIl, the once famous trag edienne, Is
now Lady Beecher; and Miss Balfe, whose sue
cessful debut In opera WINS chroniclcd quite re-
Gently, 10 the wife Of the Baronet Crampton 30
long British Minister at Washington, but now
stationed at ST Petersburg, where the quandam
pm bic singer has precedence Of some Of the great
est ladies' In Europe, and presents to the femal Il
majesty of Russian al English women Of what.
ever rank who find access to that Court. All the
worlds stage, and all the men and women
merely players
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u Manchester, England, is the greatest man
ufacturing city In the world. The steam force
employed In its various mills and factories
amounts TO ,20O,0O horsepower. To produce
this enormous motive %, 600 tuns Of coal are cop-
sumed every "a hours, 300 600 turs In the 313
working days Of the year. -
The 6rand Jury Of Philadelphia, on Sat
urday, included in the list Of nuisances In their
presentment the squirrels In the public squares
The nuisance consists In exteri OF the birds
and the consequent ruin Of the trees by CATER
piilaIs The squirrels destroy the birds, nests and
thus drive away the birds - : :
oil VI The estimated population Of Iowa Is In the
nsighborhood Of $50, COS, which, under the new
superintendent, will entitle that State to six
members Of Congress. This will be the greatest
propornonate increase Of representation Of any
State In the Union. =
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MEDICINES


IL BALYfM0nKo : = - a p
- ~ L00xrHssPITAL,
Hss DSseossYsd the ssesf Csrtasa Speedy sRd saID
Efsetsal Rsnzsdy ~ the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
'7r LIT NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED AfELY. t.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FK0A ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w..f... Of u. B.sl. ssns,.ss Afssss.s sfas Hs,sy.
81 ass S,y
p.: :ta " Y
h... r.rris; D.S.t.n. ,nsas asn ss,it.y Habit, q
der Marriage imps.sls and dssrsJ bets Body And s,d
YoUNa MEN .ar
Especially vhs have esestns victims Of osa,sy visa,
thei dreadful and dssp.uvs habit which annually svsspsu
IN snthasly s Ys.ns Msn sf,bs nss
sa..ss ID Senate. viii q. sssnar q :.q..rs.
.itsd e sss,y he hyss fyr' s.y es VII fill cess
dssss. llas Ell ..'. E.
.s: ss;:.. i' ..s:: :s..i: s.
dsfssnitiss, g.. sRs.dily cured: a.
.ssy esnaSs 10 hs Ssasr ss ssasnas sad sssadssy eel,
upso his skin PhyEs;aa. .. ~. ~. 80 : :,
ri. l.Da id. E.s .,s s.i.in.,. .r.:. ~ deer: ire.
tbs ssrnsr fs net ae ssssS's aAns saa suns Letters
.t t&2 - DR. yoHnofON, -r.sr ...
nsnssn sftas asyal Ceasgs hs.dsa gssdssts
,.T 20 20. :: =: s:;; :@1:a !. o. .a.a s:
Pta Of Lsudsa Psr,s. PhiIadsPha .ad has s
new, many as.A.a viii Ia1as i 8. BEAD md a.:
vh.e .'i..P great nsI,:ssni being .i.fnsa a. '.dass
G.s, With mind. sdiatsls
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE 3
p. ss :na nss:.s 1 .s:a
leaned from s, sempsnisns Or a. .sssel ,hs .fses
si: sss. e: ;:: - ..s g:
ssdy, shsad apply inins distsiy
~ early habits ef ysuh wsahnsss fths Back and
%s: Fin s. in q: L:sa 81 sight ts :.
Dsr.ns of.hs D F.ehsns ssnsrsl Debility,
Ii. MIND AZ. ..l
y drsld'd-Le, Of Msnsy Ceufssn efdss. DsBrss.is.
Lsvs Of s.tsd., ridisy, ss u de evils PIs
MERveus pnp,LnY-rS.,...a. a, ,sv,udr, VIA,
s.nns ...i sI: a.r1.:, AID :m.:.i:d having
| DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
wh.. Ii. i.Tridsd and prudent v.,.ry pleasure
s.pp.n. hat an sens, sham: Or dread
sla from 4. am me- D.
g. s'd as1oG .hi Kin inc
m.sn ..r mcnsa e :. ioo . n. .S.i. T.: can T. e
tansd and in despair leave HIN With ruined health sgi
r - :;sss az
isels disease sueh Affection, Of The Heart Threat Nsss
p:n:d Il: ..s.lss. :esa; liza !: ss
country rsm whose bourne ne rsvslsr rssrn,
d. IN IMr TTH OCEANIC "HAAHks'
Dy tis xfsst and remedy vssknsss sfns srgas
speedily esrsd and I'll. viGss rsstsrsd fhsssads
ana VIE had lsst all hsps,
| BEEN Immediately relieved. - ,t- ...-. :
All psdn rriars. Physssl Mental Disssst
Sections Lss Of Prssrsstivs PswsE Hsfvsss lfra billy
YTsnhng snd Nsaknsss Exhalstsn Of The fsayl
| kind s7sssdhy cured. .ssE ..,r.-2
ENFORCEMENT OF ZEE PREoa.
HE MANY THOUSANDS cared atthis institssisa visAi.
he last ssysatssn ysafs and the osrgt
cal operations pssrmsd ~ DR. Jshnssn, v1tnssssd BY III
rsPsrsrs Of the parsn aud many ether parsons,
vhh have sPpsarsd again and sgsp hsfsfs the Pubs 30
ds. h. ..sna A.. fsntsn.n :h.r,sss asd rs:gsssi
siiiy, ssnesnt gusrsntss 70 he s4istsd. jan ely
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III r Z. FIR Z

Il MAC WATER
am still ensared In the PLUMBING and GAS
FITTING BUSINESS at my old stand IN Pmlh4r-
monte Hall. The advantage Of having q, ylepnfsl
yesterday as am well satished should have been
burned out but for the boultifnl supply upor my
premises and that of my elghbors
All orders for the introduction OF Water and Gas
will be promptly attended TO. Terms as ressona-
BILE as any plumber in the city.
Tvs G.. SNYDER.
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TAE PRINCE OF WALRs as He APPRAnKD TO
ARTKNus WARD.-Artemus Ward, the western
limited humor, has seen the Prince. The inter-
view between these distinguished persons is thus
related, by Ward himself, In Detroit paper:
ne asn and me sessr we :0s .S down on the
wall" sez i, " Albert Edard, how's the old
.Her Majesty & the Prince are WELL" he sed.
:, Duz the old man take his lager reglar!" IN
CURED ....-..
The Prince larfed L intermatid tha. the old man
didn't let many kegs Of that bsvridge sPle in the
selldr In the course OF we're. We sot and taw ked
there sum time about matters and things,
bimeby axed him how he liked bein Prince es
fur as heed got.
"To speef plain, Mr. Ward, - h. ,ed, al don't
scrapin crawln hurrain over boy like me.
wood rather go threw the country quietly aud
enjoy myself in my own way, with the other boys,
b. dy,,-Bu YOU know, Mister Ward I can't help
besn Prince, & must do all kin to ft myself
for the Persishun must sometime ockepy."
That's troo, !" ser l, ''sickness and the doctors
yer born" .......-. 49,.
The time hevin arovs fur me to take my depar-
ter, rose up and sed, "Albert Edard, must 60,
me. fnre good feller, Albert Edard, e tho lime
sgin Princes a. gineral thing, / must say like
the cut Of yure Glib. When you get to be King
Try to be a good man ~ your muther has bin.
who hev alters bin aboozed sins the dase Of Noah
who was the fust man to 90 into the MenagerY
bi1ness, & Of the daily papers Of his time air to
be bleeyed Noah's colleckshun of Twin wild
beests beet ennything ever seen sins, tho make
bold to dowt eff his snaiks was ahead of mine
Albert Edard, adoo!" TUX his hand which he
shook warmly, & givin him perpctooal free
pars to my show, Il also parses to take home for
the Queen Old Albert, put on my hat walk
away. ...- =
:" Mrs Ward" l solilerquized, as walkt along
"Mrs Ward, ef you Good see your husband now
jest as he prowdly emergis from the presents o.
the future King Of highland, you'd be sorry YOU
kalled him a Beest jest becaws he cum home tired
mite and wanti 10 go to bed without takin or
his boots You'd be sorry for tryin to deprive
yure husband Of the priceless Boon Of liberty
Betsy Janet
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING.
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
APPLY FEE FHsP REMEDY


REJOfCE IN HEALTH.
Friend, DO you suffer. Are you the victim of any
Of those numerous ailments which arse rom i'm
purity ofthe blood! What are they, do you ask
Rather AK, what are they not? The blood is the
source OF life and health and il Is the first element
the ysteIn the pulse infslbly attests The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating Erysipeas, the
subtle SeTofula, the aEonizing Rheumatism, Ner-
y0us Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with its
6orpor end DISSECTION, and the numberless ills that
esh le heir TO, derive helr hideous origin from the
blood; Deal kindly thes and gently with the blood
Use the vltaIzink Iesources Of nature Tor its aid
and suffer US TO commend 70 your confidence and
use that truly valuable msdicament known as
INDI1Hl faTr1 M; fex DSScocr1oM
With regard to this almost infallible specific
poPulac sentiment has spoken in deoIded terms,
tanned by constant ayowas of curstIve effects and
thu heppisst results from its sre after all other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
cures are not sought Il ON the Illiterte and super
foial, but they are svounteeeed from the most re
spectabs sources and justify the highest terms in
which il is possible 10 commend so vauabe a
specific to pubic approval, Wemay add also that
the curative properties Of the medicine are ca uaed
only By Its restorative effects, the system reoover
ing from dis with renewed constitutional vigor
For sss BY all Respectable. Druggists in this
city, and By the proprietor, MRS. III. COX.
bottle and her seal on the cork ,ei -. ,
IL Proc 81 PSF botIle, six bottles for e5.
Wholesale Agent. r. &. T. CISSEL, Drugeist
GEORGETOWN, q c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
uict, and win supply the trade stmy prices.
0u 1a-tr 4. ..-..-F 4.
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
w N ssA a.. swe doors K7rtA Of Pa. AVs.
Nov 10 the time 10 get SPRING and SUMMER
SHIFTS made ~ e SSesI The sgsssriber L Pre-.
notice. 81 Ss
SHIRT BOS0MS,. COLLARS, ana WRIeY
SANRS asstly stis@hst. .ox-,
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pI0NEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN
IL STONE - .

THE UNION WILL. STAND. NO MATTER
WHO'S PRESIDENT!
consequently shall remain IN Washington and
Commune 70 pursue my occupation of HOUSE,
SIGN ana ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Gid,
tended to-. Painting and OrnameatfnS ToftaS =
fgrniture 10 the bees style also, call attsntion
70 me Faintlng OF Roots and Brick Walls.
eat, therefore solicit the patronass Of my friend
And fellow ciazens Of the District. PunctuaIty
ner. : ~ SO ~ - = -. l-e1-' -
You will please mind your stops and stop IT M.
r. RhkkER'S Painting Establishment, No. 53
% - !: LouisiaDa Az, north aide. between 9Th
z: 8 Signs put up free Of charge, ~ usual
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nR. J. BOVEE pOp's

Arc now being used from Name to the g rest salt
Lake, AM the universal verdict of all who use
ITEM either % Sssdicixs OF as tsrerdes, that
them successfully in his practice for Is yoars before
we,pgoEf5ed of him tho sole night to manufacture
and present them for sale to ihs puhlie. For the
cure OF lnn:Sisrt Consumption, Indigestion. DTs-
pspsla, Piles, Nervous Diseases, Fenals Com
palnts, and all cases uIrlng tonic, they be-
yond DOUBT Igost invaluable remedy. Aside from
Their medicinal properties they are q pure, whole
pleasant exhiieI ating efects Of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results Let all frie2ds OF
humanity and all edvUc8tes of temperance assist
Us in substituting those valuable Vegets bic Bitters
for the MINERAL poison; and qdxIte-ated Liquors
feo,ua; ly aid in ban:shing Dieease and Drunkensss
n''A &C CH fafR wIpprFIELp 4 CO.,
Projectors, ~ William street, New York
Lf'.AE J. SCHWARZE. Agent, =
WASHINGTON d. C. ~.
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THE EVENING STAR.
AUTUMN.

Where are the songs of summer WIN the sun,
Opening the dusty ey elffs Of the south,
Till shade and silence wax en- up as one, "a
And morning sings wlta = warm, odoI mou1A'
Where are the merry birds 3-AEaJ, away a. g..
ON painting wings through the Indictment skies,
est owls should prey
Undaxzled ct noon day, H
Ana tear - N horny beak their fustr0us eyes. ~
Wbers Arc the blooms Of summer .-In the west, u
iushing their last % the last sunny hours, -
Wren the mild Eve by suddep night ls Prest, f
Jka eenrful Prossypine snatched from her flowers.
10 Inost gloomy breast. -~4 ~ ~ >.
Where 10 the pride OF samIper-the green prime ,
'The many maay leaves al twinklsg ?-There
ON the mosssd elm, there on the naked lime,
Tremblingrand one upon the old oak tree.
Where Is the Drya1's immortality p
Gone in the mournful cypress and dark rev.
or wearing the loag, sloomJ winter through
In the smooth holy's green eternity.
-sr #.r.. THOMAS Hood
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

HAVE REMOVED TO No. rs MARKET
4 space, Penn. ayenue, between 9Th aud 80
9Th streets, where | will o. happy e wat
on h H T .tocs Of BOOTS and sfiIEs foTv ~
L:diss Gents Boys Misses sns G5dSsRs vf.F.
roofs AND s F,NSs TO SUIT aTas
we are now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
sS y sna msas aofi q
6 .sS Sos e ssd
heretofore ohsfsed In this CITY for mseh inferior
sss: H w ss4: s; I'D sss:
in store and at the lowest PIisfiir ak al
1--WE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
ana . sa Of Cos GeshesE u Lssas.
SASS room !. this ms the rrscsst variety
OF travelling REG ulmtss At moderate prices. to be
found sf t ;fs & s' HkT6xRs s' fi;Ss
cABR5Td FS5s: s ss,s;sd ss
WALL, STEPHENS & CO..
mar a-a say P.. ssssss.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
o,,o.. Odd Esse. asH saasH Ks.si...s. D.
x EsI so Sst. ?,
chasing elseyere AS use none but the 81
| pest hoterldl the MARKET duOlQ1 ana 0mplOy -
| the best workmen, can confidently reoomme nd my
work to be superior in Ssrensth aud Durability "a
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
| one weeks noticed every description of SO[E
| LEATHER, IRON FRAME FRENCH DRESS
| and WOOD BOX TR INKS; ASHLAND aaa
NESS; szbDi rs; RHffS T.. H e. nag
| Trunks, DO, Repaired and Covered, in work
i manlike manner, at short notice, ~
! Trunks Delivered in any part Of the city, George
| Al.o-Agent for Howes celebrated FAMILY
dc i5-ly JAMES 8. TOPHAM.
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DR.. ]. BOvEE DoDs,
IMP ERTAT GIN ETTTE n

DR.. ]. BOvEE DODS
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder aud Urinary
Organs, and especially for Female OSstruotions
never fail to cure, and are warranted to give sstis
CHARLES WIDDIFJELD & CO.,
Projectors, rs William st., New York,
- J. SCHWARZE,
je71yr Agent Washlnrton d. C.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

uoWE'sIMPROvEDw WEIGHING SCALES
HI These Scses are offered to the public a. the
most simple, durable, and rclisbe scales ever put
use. Firstciass premiums havs hsen awarded tEeD
BY the United States Fair and virsirla Az cultura.
Society; Virginia State Agricultural Fair; PrspklIn
Institute Fair, Pennsy vsnia, New York State Fair,
Vermont State Far, &C., &c. In ever case vhsr(
exhibited they nave received hrst GLASS premiums
Eo: 81 g at IS Louisiana avenue, Depot of siller's
Chill cd Iron Safes.
de 1S-ly E. @, PATTISON, Aren't
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JOS. 8. WILSON,
CornmisEioner of the eneral Land Of6cA

NoIB:-Under the regulations of the Department
be made for advertising proclsmatlons except 70
gaSa publishers as are Spe iay authorized to pub
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= IT! CHANGK OF HOURS, o.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, Juno 18th.
1850, trains will run as follows: -. =
lIeeve Washington at 20 and 748 q. m.
Leave Washington at $50 and $50 D. n.
On Sunday at 20 p. m.
Leave Baltimore at AS and s 40 q. m,
Leave baltimore at Sis and 40 D. m
On Sunday ct Is q. m.
Passengers for the East will take Trains st 20
And TN q and s % D. m,
For the West at 1.40 a. H. and S.2a D, IN,
For Annapolis at TAO q m and $50 D. m
For Norfolk at 20 g.. m. -
On Saturday evening the $40 .. N. train goes 10
Philadelphia only. = - -. =
je IS-d T H. PARSONS. Aren't.
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DENTISTRY.

n :. DENTAL oARD.
DE. @gNs8N a. s; ss.aIasa s Is ! r::a..d his
third door east Of Sixth, In addition 4 01y3FR
every other approved style, DR., M has pet ~
and, from experience, knows t excels ell others,
and is one THU less in price than gold. HIS old
Town are res pectfufy solicited - call an Is eoly
A.. -. DENTAL NOTICE.
lJR. LOOMS Has olose~ ms omoe LOT tns So
son, and viii be absent, as usa. during the sum
October. Of which further notice y III be given.
il loft
n 60. DENTISTRY.
TX, HILLS, After Rrsotea: test Of ~.
feels that he can with confidence recon-
msnd the Cheoplesnc Process for inserting
artificial teeth: IL has the advantages sf
strength, bosSty, cleanliness, and oheaDnese. Fal
usser sets inserted for oS. Partial in proportion.
Omce eoo "a avenue. SCI
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
" lSS 18th SrnHnx, g..
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

llAILY LINE OF NEW FOUR.HORsE
~ COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO'l
Carrying rhs y. s. Maid 'fY0.i
The undersigned are now running Daily, (exoept
Sundays. Four horse Coaches be- <0Sss~z>
bOro' rs follows:
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner Of Seventh
street and "a at = O'Clock o. m. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro At II O'Clock m, and arrive in
Washington at o'clock, in time to connect with
the $50 p. m. train for Baltimore. g.. .--e-f
The Coaches are new and oommodlous the teams
hfst class IN the hands Of careful and accommodate
ing drivers.
Fare to Upper Marlboro. ........ 80 cents.
TO Long Old Fieids ....-.-....-..-2
~AoCenteIVlHe- .B -. 90 @. 81
Freight and packages in proportion.
au l5-u OSBORN 4 CO. Proprietors.
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We MANY THOUSANDS cared atthis institstisa within
h vsatssn ysafs and the nBmsfsss important bsfgt
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yhi,h have sPpssrsd again and hsrs thu Publs
h1ss his standng fsntlsnan sbsrastss aad rsslsss
tily, ssAesnt gusfantss 70 he aAstsd. jan e1ly