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w A N G Tor T n e A T z e /.
THE ULLMAN AND STRAKOSCH
OPERA COMPANY.

AsHINGT oNTH TIRE.
THE ULLMAN AND sTRAKoscH
OPERA COMPANY,
FROM THE NV York ACADEMY OF Music,
WILL GIVE 4 S SEAs9E Sr ONE WEEKS
Commencing MONDAY, March 10. and most pos
Itively concluding on Saturday, March ~.
The Comrsuy Will include
ADELINA PATTI,
NINE COLSON, NINE STRAKOSCH,
SIG. BRIGNOLI, SIG. STIGELLf, SIG. AMO-
do, SIG. FERRI. SIG. sUsINI, SIG. JUNCA.
And the Chorus and Orchestra from. the Ne,c York
academy Of Music.
Musical Director and Conductor-MAURICE
STRAkOSCB.
MONDAY, March ls. Opening Ni.ht-Fir.t
s GR,s 81 IF Nh MAnRELlS. fAT LT
TUESDAY,, Nine CoLsoS First appearance Of
EERsI, sisnOr susINI. verdi's Grand Opera. Err
on.sI Il h RTT ss IT
VILE. which will be given with the most perfect
MIS- a ELM F..fi
T Ur tS.
popular comic English Ballad "CCNIs' rHRo' rsr
by Signnr MuzIo.
THURSDAY-WKHER's Celebrated Opera, DER
FRKIscHUTz. with n, me CoLsOs. STRAKoscH,
FRIDAY, LAST NIGHT Of MISS PATTI-only
n.ght Of FlSt3 r.. 0PsIs-MARThh, Or, THE
TT as MARTHA; Nine SrRAkoscH, Sig. BRIeNoLI,
sig: JUNcA.
The fact that. in compliance with one of tn.
clauses o: the contract tisned with the Director Of
the London Opera House., Mis- PATTI will make
her debut as Martha, viii lend an additional inter-
est to her aPpearanoe In that Opera.
On SATURDAY, March 24.close of the Orers-
Which mi Be given nth the splendid Msefie Scene
from Paris.
III Admission 81; Reserved Seats So; Private
Boxes IL TO Sl5.
Subscription fer the entire series of six per-
formancss, $40.
on Wednesday. March IL. at w. g. Metzerott's and
J. r. E,lis's Music Stores.
On Saturday, March 18th, seats f,r any of the
four performances can be secured, and the sub
soription list will be CLOSED. mar IL
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
CELEBRAT
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.
mar IA 2v

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
70 the cure of Iucirient Consumption Weak
I:unIs Weak StOmachs, Indigestion, Dysrepsia,
ueheral or Nervous Debility Piles and all diseases
recurring n Tonlc arc unsurpassed They are made
OF pkre Sherry w inc, and rside from their medi-
ehal Properties, they are a most wholesome and
Lk<S BR4NDY CATHARTIC.
Is sure remedy for CostIveness. Liver Comp,ai Mt
ana dyspepsia They please Mt to the taste sure
IL their operation; and as Cathar'ic, entire " cf-
ltrthdHy, dd poSHtrely upeTc ede the use Of Pills
50 nauseous and dlsagreeable to the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS.
Act on the Kidneys, Bladder ard Urinary Orsans
ara are superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con,
nected with Liver Compla int In all its FORMS
- FOR FEMALE INSTRUCTIONS.
They are truly valua ble made of pure Holland G in
peasant ard agreeable To the taste and NAV he
FEN Ale e onrANnoN
HIS CATIARTTC SYRUP.
For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable ard valuable
Med.oines IN the world. IL is perfsct Sygst,fufs
To- Cdtomst. acting on the Liver, removing ali oh
sIncuons IN the Bowels, curing Costlypness Irdi-
gastinn ana Dyspepsia, Although it ~ as sure and
earctual In It's perations:as Ca ONE, vet II is 40
ue5oous 10 the taste that children will CRY for it,
atu IL ~ rs gentle, innocent and harrness as the
uews az Heaven. ThouF eads of mothers throug h.
valuable Medicine. ' ''
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FUTURE DAYS.
By RARNAku Al RI'CKEN. Geo--.,--,--

BY BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georretovn
VERY VALUABLE FARM ON THE ROCK
Tos. AT AUcTies.EGn WEDNESDAY, maze MaHeh
i.es. one ofthe be, Farms in the neishborbpoS of
WASHINGTON. on "a. Rockville TURNPIKE. ony FIVE
reside OF Rue Keith ESQ Tkis farm tbs one sns
improved few ears ago hy John Q. McKslden
tn. beautiful Is, Of the land. The tract contains
sorcusay ape su rsad ssnPsn.s I seS
ns:y ,m,nured, and cay part oft will row yield
The I%PToyeIsnt. in tpdInss, fruit, g. are IN
large ca ass U s' !, sss be
ehhrro. The dwelling house is plain but comfort
deep dry Gss Scs ro vi,
sSSnescs sad three fpcd tlsePiss roomr There DC
and sds and the fences e Hs4, 70 the
PERI fIS Rfd6 stG SUcKE ss.
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auotonee1.
HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLING
al stIt hFf Eiss fHY. ss
story ricS B%sns Ho s .hs and ' to.
situated on the west side Of 18th steet vest, be
The house is well built and finished in every p.r
tnnn CONSUMING eight rooms large pantry, bath
Gsss IN the windows, water and gas pipes throush-
This house is situated in a central mart ~ tbs
CITY, near the avenue, and 10 very oesirabie res
, n;, Tor small family. Title perfect, and sale
Iermr: One fourth cash the resldue m 4. 2 and
syoaIss Elth interest and payable semi ANNUALLY,
secureo Pr deed OF trust on the premises
mar 3 J. c. McGUIRE& Co. Aucts.
FHRMiSSS faPtE ss4ESNkEY LIVE STOCK
hTSfMs6TtS SSs a. At %
oe,9ok sewill sell at the farm OF X nd Keetb Fec,
the ocs Vile turnpike, three miles from Georst
19wn, al MS 1--we Stock, Farming Implements,
uonsehoua urniture, &o comprising
norses, Mules and Cows,
sSSefrlase, Carry all, Carts and Wagons,
phreshers, Fans, Drills. Horse Power,
SIoxt, HarIows, Double and zine o shovels.
ona vel managed farm,
also, Hot0eds. Fash and Frames,
Crops IN the Ground, &c.
Also, al his Household Furniture, &C., &c.
- terms: SSl cash over that amount a credit OF
eno 0 oa,s, Tor approved endorsed rotes, bear
mar Sd BARNARD6 BUCKLEY. Apcts.
MARSHAL'S sALE,-In virtue IF o yrit OF heri
lNl facias issued from the Clerks once 81 the
Circuit Court "f the Distr OF al C1nmoisi ~ III
county Of Washes ton, and . me e 81. ont
expose TO public sale, for cash, ~ n9rs NJ
house door OF said county, on TUEsDh ~ <nh
day Of March mat, 1857 a. u -ooc. ~ na.oT.
r;sbt and intsre n and TO Lot No. nsesae No.
~ in The city OF wsshinF'on, Z, together with
al nd singular the Improvements thereon, selfed
$50 lsyiaf pon a. the property OF Henrs Parry,
s"S vii lie sold 20 satisfy yddios No. les. to o.
io5.r torn 1853 in fsEor Of James n. SieTnnrs
us. Marshal for District Of Columbus.
msr 5 dts
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Spirit Of the Morning Press,

The Constitution has an article In opposition to
the homestead bill now pending In the Senate
The Intel!igsneer has It's usual Congressional
summary and news miscellany.
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III piy :" Inc notorious "fisipsr," by Sam rsI
NJ Wolfe, Esq may IA ordered in any quaint. { r
In entlra South, q farnis he'd throng my agenc
by calling a. No $50 Pa. u, or BY ctdres ii ns
I' JULIUS PIERCE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WAS HING TON TIL Z "A r 4 E.
Lssder of Orohsstrs- =, VIZ. WITHERs.
Last night but three of
Mr.. J. e. MURDOCH.
Supported BY the entire Company of the Holiday
street Theatre, baltimore.
THIS EVENING,
Will be presented for tn: frst time n many years,
BeetIuont and Flet~her's beautiful classic
Comedy, in three acts. entitled
THE ELDER BROTHER;
Or, LOVE- MAKES THE Man.
Charles, the Elder Brother. Mr.. J. E. Murdoch
Angelir g. Mrs. w. G. 0ladstane
To conclude with
A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF.
RATES OF ADMISSION.
tarquet - --..---- ~ oenee
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THIS AFTERNOON & TOMORROW

DEREMPToRY SALE OF LOTS ON MA
hrfEkSo tESsEa h in.t !.
SEX on The premises, Lot. 5 and 5: is Squire l.s.,
Terms One third cash balance n 8 and =,
trust. ''' 0'' Quo y o@1 %
MARI WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
UN CONSEQUENCES OF The lNcLE-
s Tsst9e fsf ssGye
HATS WALL a BARNARD, Auct..
ByJ. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneer,.
positive SALE OF HopSEHoLp FUR-
Rev Isaac Cole. No. All 18th street We sS. SCI. sa
W. ais PaeS GOVERN Tsie:
d Spring Chairs,
Re- e sxe? slsass s!Slls.ssg Table,
Walnut MAJ M.Ip F. ,Cs si i cSP 70
MaSSs.ny Sy..ssas Bureaus:
Rrussel: and Three ply Carpets,
Heath Rugs.
si ein Rod. s and Eyes.
Cottage Bedsteadf,
Husk do Bolsters and Pillows,
refrigerator,
Lot cEcckeIy ard Tin Ware,
oras;, ne e. go snd under. cash over that sum,
mar sd --' - &c. MCGUIRE CO., Auot..
By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers
EXbCUTOR'S SAL E.-RosKwoop PIANO,
P1RcoR sgEGEs, LsEss Pna1a MsRoR, E ssnsH
PLATED WARE. bRocATELLE AND LACE CURTAINS
Ta tHkksDS MORN
ING 18th inst at 10 O'Clock, We will sell, At the
corner Of north c and LIST streets east Capitol Hill,
fs Fu9itOTs &C.
ROssS91s ParIoT Suite, upholstered in Green and
Ma, oE.ny PsrIor Suite, large French Plate Mirror.
Rrocatelle and Lace Curtains,
We vet and other Carpets,
Fine English Psssd Tea ssss, Csfe Baskets. ss
"A. spoons end Forks,
Cottage Sets W.nut Bsd H% Ssfst isOie''
CURED Hair and Shuok Mattresses.
Pillows, Bolsters, and bedding, Wood,
eans sea- Taars and Rockers and other Chamber
kitohen Utgnslls ard stoves,
EKcelent Cow, Saddle and Bride,
Terms: SD and under cash; over that suu .
credit 81 % and days, for approved endorsed notes
=, n. B.-The House for rent. Inquire Of the Auc-
- THOMAS GALLIGAN Executor.
mar ; WILL a B.kNARD. Aucts.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of writ of feri
IVA faolas ISSUED from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of COLUMBIA, for tSs
county OF Washington, and to me directed, will
expose 60 public sale, for cash, front If the Bank
q Warrington, IN sald county, on THURSDAY,
the 18TH day OF March Inst, 1850, commencing al
O'CLOCK a. IN, 2 four wheeled stone wagons, seIzed
eno levied upon as the goods and ohsttels Of Mahon
kicke,, aud will be sold to ati.fy JudIcis!s No.
lo4' to Ma, term 1890 in favor Of John Purdy
w. SELDEN,
y. s. Marshal for Distr ct of Columbia.
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N@SMITHSONlAN CTURES On
y FF lDAY. March 10th, WIN. GILrIN. Esq.
istios and Ph, steal Geography Of the Westo pr
ton OF North Amerl"a." mar l25
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
ROAN HORSE BUGGY AND HARNESS AT
- AucTloN.-On THURSDAY MORNING, TIVE
our Auction Rooms
TIL hoan morse. Buggy and Harness.
ne morse lie good family horse, and NAV he seen
Fleming Foy. Terms cash
mar IL WALL BARNARD. Apc.s.
By J. c. MCGUIRE a co. Auctiopeer,.
REN. F. FRENCH'S BOOK AUCTION THIS
~ week on TDESDhY, THURSDAY FRIDAY
SIS SIS SSaIuHDAf, at the st, re Of w. F. Bayly,
mar 6 st BEN. f. FRENCH, Salesman.
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l. lndispositi IN of Mrs. DRAYION. the PAR
tOR OPERAS will be POSTPONED until fur
theI notice. mar ~
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CHARLES wyDDIFIELD 4 co

649 AND Col BROADWAY, NEW YoeK
And sold by JOHN schwartz, Druggist 46S g.,
venue, next coor to the United states H"tel = nd
81 trngglsts generally. m,rnSy'I m
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@SMlT aSONIAN LECTURES.-Thc !ao-
tIS tUre which was annou! reed for Wednesday
evening has been pOstp..n ID in consequoncr o. the
failure 70 receive tae Illustrations in time, until
FRIDAY EVENING. mar iS-st
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COLTON'S GENERAL ATLAS, CONTAIN
~ Ing 10 stee-pla Maps and Plans. on hl i'm
Biographical, statistical, and Historical. by Rich
ard s. Fisher, NJ d., bourd in cloth, morocco back
and corners; ) 6. Whole number of Maps and
Plans no. on II sheets and IS etter-press pages.
For sale by BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
mar u corner 18th ut. and Pa. av.
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k'UH SALE-A tvo-story RRICV nUC1T
= st-ss, h1CSE, ssuated on aist street Wests near
oommsna;na Inc location i. pleasant ard desi-sLIe.
svp,onnd;.s hne view Of the Potomac rive And
ERT uGHq R SE scenery. For terms appiy to ROE.
YoIt s MINUS, No, 3s9 18th strset. near Sev
mar e-lws
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III CARD.
y III. SPElR (formeriy with Richard Davis
PIANO TUNER and REGULATOR -,
Orders left al n. Carusi's Piano Room -
llth STRAIT, ear the hate. or at u. HUVkyl
hidenour's Conf ctInIsry, 3n4 Ps. av, PROMPTLY
attended tn. This advertiser possesees numerous
'stinorla from the most Gels brated artlstes Ger
fyins As - hiS competency Uar,tIvs
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U ana $500 AZ nice two story frame ROUSE.
good repaiS TIL Inc house eootains Fix rooms, IN
street between L and III ia Pric. =, 80 on sth
mss s jn,a' nation inquire on the premisss
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L. ). DISTRICT JUDGE OF CoNNEcrICUT-The
Senate has confirmed the appointment Of w. D.
Shipman as U 8. District Judge of Connecticut
vice Judge Ingersoll, deceased
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20
ELECTION PRECINCTS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS oI
~ II Dorado County, CaliiornIa-PlacervIlle, Oct
Sd, A. D. 1860-I Is ordered that the following be
tAblished Election Precincts, for the purpose o
the next General Election, and that all Precincts
heretofore established not hereinafter named, be and
the same are hereby abolished, to wit:
BIG BAR TOwNsHlP-Gray Eagle, Volcano Bar
YOlcAn0ville. Mount Gregory.
COLOMA TOWNSIIIP-Cold Spring, COoma, Gold
Hill. Uniontown, Red Hills, Rock u idge.
COSTUMES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cedarvllle
Buzan's Bridge, Cnyoteville, Fairplay, Indian Dig
gings. Mount Aukum.
DIAMOND SPRINGS TOWNSHIP. Diamond Springs
.Newtovn, Pleasant Valley, (spencer's) Ladies' Val.
ley, Tiger Lilly House. sly Park House.
GEORGETOWN TOWNSHIP arden Valley, George.
town, Ciaddis Greek, Bottle Hill, Hallway House.
MUD SPRINGS TOWNsHIP-Ll Dorado, Aurum
CitV, Buckeye Flat, Frenchtown, Spanish Camp
Missouri Flat Duncombs Store, K'ng's Store, Hen
drrson'a Store, Paitles Saloon
MOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP--GrizEly Flat, Henry'l
Greenwood TowNsHIP-ccntcrvile GreenwoOd
Valley, Maine Bar, Cave Valley, Qarnsworth's)
Spanish liar. Spanish Dry Dlggngs. Wild Cat Bar.
KELSEY TOwNSHIP-Spanish Flat, Kelsey, Nelson
vile, Irish Flat, Brockliss' bridge, Strawberry Val
ley. Halfway House Wagon Road.
PLACERVILLE T0WNSHIP-ChilI BAR, Coon Hol
low, Placprvlle, list, % and Sd Wards) Upper Pla
cervllle. Lake Valley, Reservoir; SpOrtsman's Hall
Smiths FiaG White Rock, Biakeley's Ranch.
terson's) Negro lllll, Salmon Palls Wild Goose
WHITE OAK TOWNSHIP - Clarksville, Duroc
House, JayhAwk, Green Valley, Tennessee Greek
vaughn's Store.
A true copy. Attest:
wM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
- .o6-te ---... ny OGDEN SorIREs, Deputy,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20


COSPLErED.-Tbe cistern at the junction of
Centre and C0lOma streets has been completed,
and is now ready for the use Of the Fire De-
partment The earth aud stones taken frum
the cistern, we notice, have been left in its vi.
cnity, on Centre street, and will form a mag.
nifcent lake there this winter. Another cistern
should be constructed ON ColOma street with.
out delay, as the one just finished can be Of no
advantage TO the upper portion of the street
We would suggest that one of large capacity
be located in the vicinity Of Mr.. T. Tracy's
residence. II could be filed with water from
the City Waterworks or the South Fork Canal,
and would be available at any point on the en-
tire street, from the bridge to the gas works
The residents Of Coloma street have a right to
demand this slight expenditure for their pro-
lection, and in their name, we do demand it.
CLOUDY esterday the Heavens were filed
with heavy dark clouds, which seemed sur.
charged with rain. We cannot reasonably ex.
pect the rainy season to postpone its coming
for our convenience, but if the clerk Of the
weather will only make out dry programme
for the next fortnight, 50 as to allow the people
to come out TO the Democratic meetings and
hear the truth expOunded by our orators, the
whole Nation will have reason 10 hold him in
eternal favor. II may be that rain is not indi
Gated BY the sombre aspect Of the sky, but that
il only indicates the disapprobItion Of Heaven
Of the foul coalition in Oregon. Such rascalv
betrayal Of the People is enough to make the
very angels weep.
No GAs.-It is not "gasing" t. say that the
gas furnished BY the Placerville Gas Company
during the past week or 80 IS a very poor ar
ticle fur illumination. 1t must be Black Rcpub.
hcan gas, as it gives only dqrk light. In the
saloons recently candles have been lighted unrc
than once in order tD see whether the gas wa.
really burning. It's gas" and nothing else,
u call such gas gas" and the most ridiculous
nonsense TO attempt 10 illuminate with it, these
dark times. 4 thuuSand cubic feet nf il wound
not furnish light sufficient to show the d fer
ence between a DouglAsite and Black Rcpub.
lican.
HoRAcE SMrTH, Esq an able and f,rcbl.
evening. a short while after the adinurnm mt Of
the Democratic Club. Weregrct that he reach.
ed our city $" late. The democracy "f our
town wish TO hear him. and We hope before the
canvass closes h" will@l-it usagain and crafty
them. He spoke last night at FL Dorad" City
A. KAHN will to-day receive heavy stock If
fall and winter clothing. including every art,cl:
If mems tog9ery, from thu hat down 10 the
boots. lie will have all qualities Of goods, to
suit every mans taste Or circumstances.
MAX LGvIsoN'S fall and winter stock of cln-
thing will be rrc.iyed to-day, and will include
every article in that line which is in demand in
this market. Mark is lnan Of TASTE ia the
selection of his goods, and lis AS cheap as the
cheapest.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20
PlaeervIlIe Post once.

THE MAILS For Sacramento. San FranciSro aud
i anPArts of this State, close every dayIAt this
Once atY O'Clock, T.. ".
The mails for the Atlantic States and Europe.
via Ins Angeles. cos- semi. weekly, on esday
and Fridays At . O'Clock NJ.
The Steamer mails for the Atlantic States, close
the PHI, lyh and 29th 81 each month. L. tiers; 70
be sent by this route must be marked via Panama ."
The Mails for Oregon and Washington Territory,
close every day At9 O'ciock p. NJ.
The Mails for Grizzly Plat close At this office
every Wednesday, morning At O'Clock.
The Nails for NeWtoWn close At o'clock, A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wedr esdays. and Fridays.
The mails for C-dsrville ard Indian Digrngs
close al o'clock 4. NJ, every Monday and Fri!ay.
The Mails for Cold Springs and C"lona close ev.
cry day. Sundays excrPtrd) ats o'l"rk.
The Kelsey, Spanish Flat, and Gc"rg"town Mails
close Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at /
O'Clock r. NJ.
The Mails for Carson Valley close at this Office
every day at I o'clock r NJ.
The Mails for Salt Lake City, close Semi Monthly
on "Wednesday mornings at 0't lock.
OFFICE HOCRs-from O'ciock. A. NJ, till I2,
H.: and from till 8, y. 81. Sundays excepted. }
On SundAys-FrOm until ~, A. NJ. and from
until ~ I'm. A. II. SPENCE. p. NJ.
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The Medical and surg.c.IIn.nsute

o. Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY. I. already secured in a pos j.
tioD winch plar-~ 1t. we'll as its proprietor far
above the assaults ~ envy and professional tnlrr.
In the schools Of France tie highest prizes are often
awarded IN Practti"nersin in mis- department 81 MrI
cal scirnre and they occupy with "th' -. ,-Nuny
lofty position IN the profession. Record AT illis-
tri"us example, shining Light among the phl,so-
pical siai. IL his ng- IN Europe. aud Dr CEarAay
k1- tlg equ1l!si lss, -, tl,'- country prUif (
whi"h the Philadelphia College 81 fMrdicnr ,"inp..
mented him with - :loma. And th+ honorary al
SuRdem degree. Selecting this as hi. heli ~ opera
ton, a!thon yh quA f. as gradual" of the Cniyrr-
sty Of Pesth, and late Chief surgeon NJ the Ilunya
riAn Revolutionary y, for rpre extended labors.
Dr. L. j. Czapkay has bent lis earnest attention Il"
the cure ofckSonc aid private dseAsrS. In Whrh he
has become so great an expert that u" I. now re-
gATdeh as the Leader IN this branch 81 his profession
throughout the CHiteI stAtcs and his portrait AMI
biography published az matter ~ MT n'St 10
their readers in the most exclusive Journals. The
Doctors 0hhces are AT ms Ncde al AID Surgical In
siiiui". on Sacramento street, corner 81 fIAn.-I"fh
nearly opposite the buildings OF the Pacific Mail
steamship Company.
I" We AK n" particular attention ~ our r" tIcrs
a. the sworn certhca:es Of remarkable cures - An
other colurnn Of this paper. ;yii.3m
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20
ELDCT1oN PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at a General
IN Election, TO be held on TUESDAY, the 9Th day
Of November, D 1SD, throughout the State Of Ca.
fOrnia. the following State 0cers to be elected,
to wit:
Four Electors for President and Vice President Of
the United States.
Electors are also advised that II is their privilege
to vote for against calling n Convention In reYsc
and change the Constitution OF this State. The bal
lot used therefor may contain the words For Con-
venton," or the words against Convention" or
words to the same effect
The Act entitled Z" An Act 10 provide for paying
certain equitable claims against the St-te Of Caor
MIA, and contract funded debt foF that purpose
approved April 3Oth, A. D. 1880, is submitted 70 the
people Of the State for ratification Each elector
voting for the same shall write or have printed on
his ballet the words Pay the Debt" and those vOt
ing against the shall write have printed on
their ballots the words RepudIate the Debt"
The following 0fhcers are likewise to be elected In
the County Of " Dorado, to wit:
Two Senator's, eight Members Of the Assembly.
Public Administrator, one Supervisor for the First
District. composed Of the Townships OF Placerville,
COlOma and Whit. Oak.
Also, two Justices Of the Peace and two Consables
In each Township.
by order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
Attest: WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
BY OGDEN SoUIREs, Deputy.
Piacerviile, October 8, 1850. o6 I'd
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20

EUROPEAN GROCERIES,,
No. 05 sTAEET, SACRAMENTO
WINES:
100 eatkS CLARET WINE;
so \ casks CLARET WINE;
IS n caska 6ACTERNE WINE;
$40 cases CLARET WINE, fine and medium
SHERRY, MADEIRA, MALAGA and PORT
WINES, In wood and glass;
HOOK, sAUTERNE and PURE CALIFORNIA
WINES.
BRANDIES,
OF VARIOUS Brands,
Extra Fine, Medium and Low Priced.
A Largo Stock Of Liquors,
OF all kinds.
ABSYNTH, KIRsCH and WEYMOUTH.
BITTERSS sfRUPs and CORDIALs.
400 BASKETS CHAMPAGNE.
OF all well known Brands.
100 cases Champagne and Crab Annie CIDER;
20O cases OLIVE OIL, pints and quarts;
50 cases French and Spanish OLIVES;
CAPERS, ENGLISH PIE FRUITS. ANCUO-
VlEs, and every variety Of
ENGLISH GILMAN STORES.
PICKLES, PRESERVES and SAUCES, together
with full stock Of
FINE GROCERIES.
To which they invite the attention Of Dealers and
Consumer. Orders from the country promptly
hlled No. 90 J street, near Third,
oO-Imas Sacramento.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20
q. HARRIS.

= PLAZA CORNER, PLACER EILLE,
Ts receiving, BY every Steamer, the latest Attain
l. ito and European Newspapera, Pictorials
and Magazines. Also, California Weekly News
papers and Magazines, for sale ct reduced prices
I5-Sm 8. HARRIS.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20
BA1fBERGER & SHERMAN

FOR SALE BY
A. DESPECHER g. FIELD,
IMPOETERs oF
WINES AND ANDIE 8 +,
EUROPEAN GROCERIES,,
E0 ~ RTRRET sACRA MENT0
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20

MARX LEvIsoN's fall and winter stock of clo-
thing will be rrc"ived to-day, and will include
every article in that line ~ hich is in demand in
this market. Mark is a man Of TASTE ia the
selection of his goods, and s,ls AS cheap as the
cheapest.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20
8. HARRIS.

PLAZA CORNER, PLACERVILIaE.
TUsT received a large assortment Of the best
81 brands Of Havana Cigars, Tobacooe,
Meerschaum and other Pipes, Matches
and Playing Cards, Wholesale and retail, at
San Francisco prices. sS.3m
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20
WHAT CHEER HOUSE.
SACRAMENTO STREET,
SAN FRAN NCIS co.
Largest, Best and Cheapest
HOUSE IN CALIFORNIA.

OF BY it's recent improvements and enlarge
me mt, IL can now accommodate all ho apply.
r. B. WOODWARD, Proprietor.
San Francisco, July II, 1850. o6'3m
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-10-20
EUREKA WHISKY.

DEALERS IN THE INTERIOR
Are cautioned against purchasing Eureka whisky,
unless the packages have the name Of
"WM. NEWELL q CO., 8. F."
Burnt into each barrel and half barrel, ina
Circular Brand around the Bung.
NONE OTHER rs GENUINE.
Purchasers should be PARTICULAR to buy Of
such Houses as keep ONLY
THE GENUINE ARTICLE.
VIM. NEWELL & CO.,
s29-3mis San francisco, Sole Agents.