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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
JANsON, BOND & CO.,
IMPoRTERs AND JOBBERs OF

AAOAA 6hC AMI SODDEnO VI
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
CLOTHING AND NOTIONS,
Battery Street, Corner OF Clay ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
TTAvE nOw on hand In store, and are openinR
4 Il ex recent arrivals, an entire new stock Of
Staple and Fancy Goods, Spring trade, consisting
Of
House Furnishing Goods,
Standard Brown Drills, shreiings and ShiFtinzs (;
7e, a., S., and 1914 hne Brown ShertinEa;
Primary COlOrs, Dunneh'S, TacOny and other
Prints.
American and Russian brown and bleached erash ;
white. blue, grey, and TeaTlet blankets;
Grey. blue, white. scarlet and yellow hannels
Blue deHimS and hickory stripes;
Blue and bleached drills and jeans;
Tiekings from . inch to - inch, various brands
Apron checks 2-3, ~ end ~;
Brown and bleAeked Canton hannels:
Corset jeans. lining and paper eAmbTiea;
Ingram, ply bTussels and Tapestry carpets;
Wool and half wool linSeys and plaidSj
u 8. Pilot, Eureka, Lawrence X Russell's Dues
Rear, BOSTON and Extra Ravens duck;
Patspsco and FaSmers' Is and 70 inch tWiIla;
Cloths, CapimeTes, dOeskins and Kentucky icana
Seamless Bags, Cotton and Linen Machine Twin
Biesched and Brown Iinen Table Damasks;
Bleached and Brown Union Table Damasks
l0.4. Ia and I3-4 Manchester Quilts;
white and eolored Toilet Quilts;
Emb Ssaea Table and Piano Covers;
euPeT Cloth Table and Piano Covers;
Bleached Linen Table Cloths;
Brown Linen Table Cloths:
Linen fOWelIng, ncyIes aud Napkins:
Scotch Diapers. Satin DamaskS;
Curtain MuslinS and Lace Curtains:
WOFsted Damasks;
81, Sc, l0.4 aud if.a br'n and bid Cot RheetDgs
Window Shades and Hollands, IN colors, etc.
White Goods.
Jaconet and French Muslns;
Null and Check Muslna;
NaninsoOk and Cambria MuSllns;
DrillisDtes and Dimitiea, etc.;
Irish Linens, white and printed;
EmbrOitertrs, Laces, Trimmings, Ribbons, etc.
Linen CambSlc Handkerchief;
Gents Linen Cambria Handkerchief;
Ladies' and Gents J.. G. Handkerchief, heuamed;
COlored border do. do.
Linens, Lawns, CambVics, etc.
Cents Furnishing Goods.
Grey Flannel OvershIFts,
Blue and Red Vlannei do.
Hickory and Check Shirts,
Linen BosOm and Calico do.
Cloths. Casslmeres and DOeSkins,
Duck PAnts and OverallS,
yumperS and Kentucky Jean Shirts,
Rack SIX Handkerchief,
silk Pocket Handkerchief,
SILK UndeTDhITts and Drawers.
Dress Goods.
BLACK and Fancy e0lored Silks,
Manchester and Pacific DelalneS,
French and English DelaInea,
Black and c0lored velveta,
Cashmere Wool and BFOche,
Plain All-wOOl Drlalnes,
french and English MeFnOs,
French and English CObuFES,
Black AlpAcas and PaFamHttas,
M0hairp and DeDaisea,
french Prints and OrgAndIer,
Printed Lawns and Jar0netu,
Long and Square Shawls, ETC., etc.
And complete stock Of YANKEE NOTIONS. al
OF which &c oner at the lowest market rates. BY the
package, d0sen or piece, ct eur store corner CIav
and Battery streets, San Francisco.
mS8-9m JANeON, BOND 4 co.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

"A MEDICAL HALL, a
~ NAM STREET, LACERYILLE ~
In ErABLIaHkD 1oa TnE sALE ~ rHE a.
PUREeT DRUGS AND GEN UM Z
PATENT MEDICINES,
where can be found
Fresh Garden Seeds, POrfumeFy, Hops,
LeecheaA Alcohol. Quicksilver. Acids
Test Tubes, Dvap0rating Dishes.
Chemicals,
And everything else usually kept In wel.Supplled
Drug Store, which will BE- sold 1t moderate prizes
ROBERT WHITE.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
ROBERT WHITE IL sole Proprietor Of the following
select pSepAFatIOes:
b. Whites Ague Drops which never fall 10
curing ARse, Panama Fever, NeuFslRiA. etc;
b. Whites WimPod Lantzn0nt, ssS I'll puT.
poses where Q lnimeat 10 HeQaige4;
b. Whites AntiaSpti0 0uinine DOnttfrice
for eleanIng Ihe Teeth, sSrVstng the vVoHvess oI
decay, and inpaFtlug an agresabss SWeetneDS to
the breath;
b. Whites ToothachO ROlisvoR. vAtrh 81.
Ways relieves, and ss@staoss essss. ~gl1-sa
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

TnE following description Of 9 dance
given by sailor who had not long been
on shore, is decidedly good, as expressing
the movosnents, though not little tech.
meal: Y Have not had any fun with the
land lubbers till last Thursday night at q
dance. When I arrived at the cabin
found them under headway in Spanish
dance. Took my place In line with Suke
TUcker-iell back and filed, then thOt
ahead two fathOms-hauled up on the
starboard tack to let another craft pass,
andscame stern on another sail. Spoke
her, and then wore round against the sun,
and fell in with another sail on the same
course, and when half way across to the
other shore, dropped astern, fell back
could not nll, % let 60 anchor and
hauled up for repairs"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

TaE Harrisburg PENN Patriot and
UAiOn closes an able and timely article,
reviewing the causes Of the war, with On
earnest Recommendation for the support
Of the Government, and adds:
1--WE have no idea that war will restore
The Union, but Il will establish respect
for ID dsiled authority. And after this
Il accomplished, after the people have
united 70 rescue the country from anar.
chy. they may turn their attention to the
A6olition agitAtOrs, soAO hGCS 6rOu0At
sSost 0is es.Rict, and drive them from
power BY the peaceful measures ct their
command"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
CoURTs OF E DORADO COUNTY.

DISTRICT COCRT-Hon. n. Y. Myers JBdee; William 4.
January, Clerk. Regular Terms coneses the sSeOnd
Mondays 81 February esd Nay and third AOadAys Of August
And Neveaber.
COUNTY COuRr-Iioa. Ja9ea yehasea. Jnage; william A..
January CthOd. It's regular Terms % the nFut NOadays
Of january, NAY sod September.
COURT OH AESsI0kS-HOn. james johnson, PFesIdIne
Jndgs ThamsaJ Oreon sBd T. =. Drapsr AAAsests JHs
aud william January. Clck-heds Its regular Terms
brut MOndayp IT Marrh, July and NoveubsF.
PROBATE COCRT-Hon. James JohnaOa Judge; Wt,an,
JSauAry Crk-bolds regular Terms the fourth Monday
BOARD OP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of George W Swan
r. n stoat and William JablAe; William A. JunuAFy Clerk
hold regular meetings the arst Nsndsy Of each month
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
COMMISSION AND PURCHASmO
a @ = N q -

- - - ~ -
AAH RatHctpcp
nkDEke for the purchase Of MerehandHe and
" Articles Of every deseTPtIon solicited By the
und<TsiEnsd.
residence In this city nf over ten years, and an
experience In the busIness Of nearly The SAM IrnRh
81 time, considered sufcient warrant the eoa.
ndence Of persons In the c0anOPy who occasionally
require 10 make purchases here through The ageney
OF reliable party: OF Who nay be looking for .
permanent agent In San francisco. To either The
advertiser Oarrs his services assuring ell Who IntFust
orders 10 him that eGo ~ ~ be spared 10 exc.
cute their commissions satisfactorily.
All orders m0St be accompanied with the cash o.
city reference.
Those desIrins information concerning the under.
signed, are referred to
WIN. 7. C"lsmA. = Co.. Ban TIareiseo;
c. Langley, DrugIiat, 4"
HIint, Peabody 4 Co.,
Ira ?. Rankin,
~. DsupNtr Z CO..
J. AsiAssy Co.. Unlon Once. Sacramento;
Al - 0ssuIehs 9 JAnuAEy, PuoilshesS Of the
AoungAsu 0aa0rnAS, Nassgvnle.
u. b-Os4sre toe @aeAineSy, PIanoeoVtes. MelO.
aeoae. oewlag @aoAInsa. Wasgkss, JsWssTy, etc. Wtn
- Atsn6sd . ~ eo@Psleat iudgea.
Z. p. FISHER,
C00miasla0 ed Purchasing Aexna.
- Washington street, up stain,
Opposite AagulRS's Opssa houss, Asa RTaacIsco.
AI6I-tf
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

Was Cot. ELLSWORTH AssAssISATErH-
MOI Instead VI being assaSsinated, Re.
pubIican authority states. he was accident
ally Ghoti And vet the lying, cringing
cvavens Of the pFesS reiterate, in the face
Of the most positive denIalE by eye'wit'
nesseA that he was assassinated. Tho
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times, BLACK Republican, gives
the following truthful account Of his
death:
Col. Ellsworth and his detachment pro-
ceeded In double quick time up the street.
They had proceeded three blocks, when
the attention Of Col. Ellsworth was at
tracted BY . large secession flag flying
from the Marshall House. kept by J. w.
Jackson. Col. Ellsworth entered the hotel.
and, meeting . man in the hall, asked,
"WhO put that Gag up!" The man an
swered, &c don't know; ! am bOarder
here Col. Ellsworth. Lieut. Winser,
che Chaplain Of the regiment, House, .
volunteer ed, and the four privates, went
up 70 the roof, and Col Ellsworth cut
down the flag.
The patty we're returning down the
stairs, proceeded by private Francis E.
BrOwncll, Of Company A. As they lef(
the attic, the man who had said he was q
boasdeV, bat who proved TO be the land
lord, Jackson, was met In the hall, having
q doahlo.baETeled gun, which hS leveled
at BrOwnell. BrOwnell struck up the gun
with his musket, when jackson pulled
both triggers Of the gun. The contents
lodged IN the 6Ody Of Col. Ellsworth, en-
Verjng between the third and iihh ribs
Col. Ellsworth was at the time rolling up
the Gag. He fell forward on the floor OI
the hall, and expired instantly, only ex'
claiming, Ny God"
Private Brownell, with the quitkn:sS o.
lightning, leveled his musket at jackson
and Gred. The ball struck Jackson on
the bridge Ofthe NOSE, and crashed through
his skull, killing him instantly. As he
fell, BrOwnell followed his shot by thrust
Of his bayOnet, which went through Jack
sons body.
One man, facing eight men, all heavi'y
armed, and accidentally shooting one, il
called an assassin How shamelcsSly
false the assertiOni How despicable anC
assassin-like to Islander the innocent dead
jackson, standing out in bold relief lev
elsd his gun ct Brownell, not Ellsworth
BsowDell threw II up, Jackson pulled tn
trieger, and its contents entered the bOdy
Of man agAinst whom 1t had not beer
leveledi Such 10 tho indiSputable tcsti
mOny Of q Republican correspondent Of
Republican paper, the New York Tipsts
as Published In the Sacramento Union
(frOm which We extracted the abOve,) o
Monday last!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
SPRING NEGOTIATIONS l

GAAhbOI1bo
GLOVES, &C.
Which, for variety Of style and bau,y Of hnsh can.
not he excelled In this market Also, In stOre and
offered 1T lowest cash prices complete assortment
Of GEETLEMENH FURNISHING GOODS.
An inspection ~ the stock In my store will con
vince the most incredulOus that have the largest
and bsst assortment Of goods from EhIch to select
aud that my prices lower than those OF any other
FIRST class house In the city. A. HAAS.
PlacerVilIe, April 20, 1851. ap2N.3m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

Masonic. 80 Be. James Regal Arch
Chapter, No. 10, holds lts regular meetings In Ma.
sonic Hall, on the EVENING" Of the first and third
Wednesday Of each month. All Companions In
good standing will be cordially welcomed.
AARON KAHN, ~. Y. MP.
LS. Tfrus, Secretary. janS-ly
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

Az Eastern establishmeNt that has BEEN
largely engaged In the manufacture OF
BalmorAl SKIRTS. b now employing eli its
kands in tnraing out new pattern OF
srsd. white end blue This skiFt viii
Aoa6Gless meet with great hvor amOaV
ths hAlos Of the North, where the cry e,
'SAow your colOFsr
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
MISSION WOODEN MILLS.

San FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Agency........6l1 Sacramento Street.
THE PROPRIETOR Of the Mission WOODEN
Mile respectfully announces TO the Trade that
ne 70 prepared 70 receive and execute with dis-
patch orders for the following Goods:
M Manly S'.n.st'' all WOOL superior quality;
Scarlet A."
Blue %
Gray %
Golden State Cent? Long ShaWls, all wool, with
plain or graduated borders;
Twesd' double ard single width, all wool, and
Eureka Flaunels, ell eoIoTs, and ofcxtra quality
Sversnlrts, variety Of Patters, sizes and colors
article. PS''O'
=, AZ goods manufactured at the Mission Wooden
Mills are made Of selected wOOlS Of California
productiOn, and are superior In quality to the same
class Of Imported Fabrics and being speeIaIIv
AoApted to the trade Of the Pacific Coast, purchH-
texture and nnish. 50
Al the above named Goods are now on hand and
'ot eale Al the Agency, on accommodating terms,
my--Sm d. McLENNAN, Proprietor.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

'waAE h the matter Joe, you look %
1ssseaA
% have had TO endure a trial to my
hae On earth was it?'
tWAY, I had 70 ~ On . pretty giFl's
bsans wAlle b. - We locking on
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
miscellaneous a06erttsimg.
o. III. p. WHITE q CO.,
~ Forwarding Merchants
San FraiIcIsOo, Sacramento,
MaFysville. 1laeerVille
and Gfnrkfan

TWIuCIVUU1 U8CTUUVVWIOV
MAFySVille, PiaeerviIIe
and Stockton.
OFFt0ES.-San Francisco at the Office NJ r..
Culver, Commission Buyer, corner Front and Sac
ramento streets sacramentO-at the Wholesale
Grocery and Provision Store Of Bryant & Co., IS
Front street Marysville-at the Forwarding and
Commission House Of w. T. Ellis. Lower Plaza ;
stOekton-With BOatwick & Without; PIacerviIle-
At the Grocery and Provision Store Of HENRY &
BYE, Main street, opposite the Cary House.
All goods for the interior Of California and Utah
Territory. By any Of these places, marked to our
care. will be speedily and cheaply forwarded, and
otherwise properly attended 70. Our references
are the Merchants Of San Francisco, Sacramento.
MaTysville, Nevada, San Juan, OTleans, Moore's,
Woolse}'., Downieville, Forest City, Allegheny,
erase Valley, Rough and Ready, Volcano, Jackson,
Michigan BuH, Virginia City, Carson City, PIa-
eerville, and all other interior tOwnS, with the
greater number Of whom we have had business
transactions during the last eleven years.
apsJ-Sm 0. II. r. WHITE 4 co.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.


RSSs0hp sAsASwS has,
wave - wtI1Uw AugsFS-
cnuss bsss2s Ghs gate
A Hsals eguES hWgeFsl
Ryus % shaAsw thVUwA
~ ~ silksa bonnet
0olAsu kaiF Out-blown,
With The us0SuliEht On Il.
Susu ths viadS that thNDRV
~ ths Vssdlsads pleasant
Raw q swestsT song,
MOw The @Aid 10 presents
Al ths @sTTy stars
Brighter stTSW their Alden,
Nov that 'gAinst the bars
Lsans the dreamy maiden!
HGTk the well-knOwn tread,
where the eedaFs dsFkle-
Paly cheeks grow red,
Ryes bsisg bask their SPARKLE
Dowa the misty lane,
Cottage IightS are burning-
NigAGt Ghy gloon 10 vain,
IL sueh hone TstuVHiRgI
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
SPRING AID EUIrIrRR c0Ona

Ofths latest styles, imported BY 90 direct from New
York and which We can therefore sell 81 the same
Francisco.
Our assortment Of Fancy. Staple and Domestic
Dry Cords, Gents Furnishing Goods Of every de.
serlPtion; anG ~ E'nds o. House rurnlshlnE Goods
VIe the public 10 call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. We will rive satisfaction to
all BY selling better Goods and Cheaper than the
telS-Sm PlAeeTville and SOnUTa.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

A0s0nlo NOtAee.se0Gaeea MeoalHgs 81
= Dorado Lodge, No. %, are held 81 Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of o. next preceding the Pull Moon
In each Month. n. GLAUBtR, Secretary.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
FOR SALE.

TTNHE subssslbsR desires ae Osa Hasss Power
Il Circular saving Maslne, WAaA two sAWs, 10
good ruenth9 vtdo9.. It win SAw Asm q 10 soeaS
sA.e@snka. zAseaeites ~ - sAAiF-asv.
tsr Reseteal4ye AnQulee e 0De1aE 0aAePs -.
g the Qoa.ty Aatesa pgN co.. RIAssEviIls, o. u
W uA.sss4s - c.l1s'aE y !. .v~,v
OslSSs, Kaye. IsSl.-sf -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
SANF0RD'S FAMILY
G A T IA RTIC PILLS,
Nn.nu..,nA..i L.. N. ~ 4 M ~ ~ . ...---.


sANF0RD'S FAMILY
G T HARTIC PILLS,
Compounded from PCRE vEGETABLE extracts,
and pSt up in GI.AeS CAStr straight, aud
vilI keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CATH. 1 r,Ah's Entvae's. ~hIrh
AhTIC IT'LL IL gentle =. act allie nm VVrFV pGFl
hat active CATIlARTIC, ~ the pIn,rnt.ry canal,
Shrh The proprietor has Z. and Gau'h aud SsTE
used in hs prArtice foV Is In all ase. where = Ca.
more than twenty years = thaTiic 10 needed, such
The constantly tnrTeA. A. DrrAhReH~niS II The
sing demand from thoae ~ ~ . h Feepinesa,
Who have long usrA the PAins In the Hark and
Pills. and the satiafac- q Lnna, Co.ttvrneas Pain
ton which all express In , and Soreness over the
SrgATd 10 their uar has Il Wink HoAy SrCun uutAcu
induced me to place p cold, Whieh fFrQurhiIy.
them within the reach Of , neglected, enA IN =
all. d long eosFae Of Fever.
The Profession veil = I,oas n Appetite, cFerp
know that different Ca ~ &<nsatt~W c,,il
ihaTticA act didePrnI q over the kQAv Repelrsa
poVtions 81 the bowels. neaa, Headache ~ weight
The FAMILY CATH In the Head, Ill Infam.
AnTIC FILL has, With matOrv Diseases, Worms
due reteFeace 10 this WrH = In ehiidrrn OF Adulsa
established fact, bren h Rheumat Isn a GREAT
compounded from . va. PURIFIER or THE
riety Of the puFesi Veg BLOOD,
And many DiSeAses to which nSsh IL heir, Toe
numerous TO mention In this advertisements
Dos~-One 10 Three.
Price, Three Dimes.
The LIVER INvIGORATOR aud FAMILY CA.
THAkIIC PILI% are retail,d BY Druggists generally.
and sold Wholesale by the Trade 10 ell The lHSHr
Towns. ct. ". SANFORD. n. D.,
nsnufAetuPeV AsA PrNpTetOe,
so'd By the Drussis'' everywhere: 50 3
esle Agents IN the Paeiac Co0ss,
dI1'nm lS9 Washington g., San Francisco.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22

90 NSnsP OAsa.-"I will kiss yOu,
nvets e1 ts Aahsr Of uS eli to our com
uea Ue1AeE. Il,
.I Ssat eass Adam II you dol" she
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-22
SAMFoRD's
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILiTATu

NEVGW DEBILlTAT0.
TT 10 eS@pOunded entirely from 0ums. and has
i beeose 81 oseabsisMeA aaet, - eaaNAAeA Medicine.
known and aPPro, ed BY Dysp<pAa, ChS0uie ~.
all that have used Il, and - ATFh0a, Swimmer Com
10 nov resoFted 70 with paAints. DysrnteTy. sour
eonodeRee IN Ill the dis ttonaeh, DToPsy, Habit
eases for which II 10 re uai CostIvrnrsS, Ckolie,
Commended. n Cholera. Cholera MoF.
II has cured Thousands - bus, Cholera 1nfsnium,
within the last two ysaFs " vIaiulenee, J IN dice,
Who had given up all FemAle WsahhesArs and
hoIes Of relief. ~ the may be used successfully
HrnEnors cNaoLiCifeo n - an ordinary FAMILY
eSFtlhcates Ia my poe. = MEDICINE. II will cure
sessions show. fICE IIkAbACHE las thea
The dose must ne al sands can testify, in
aptrd "a the tempcTR. . twenty minutsp. n tuo
ment Of the individual q or three ISaspoonsfuII
taking Il, and e0srd In =. are taken at the com.
such QuAntitieSAs 10 act ~ nencSment ~ the at
gently MI the bowels. > tack. All Who use Il are
1.-the dictates ofyouE n giving their testimony
Judgment guide yoa In = in Its favor.
thr Hse Of the LIVER . ~ Mix water In IL.
INvIGORATOR, and Il ID ,m1,itA With the InviRor.
UHi CCkE Liver Gown. iAtoT, and sWaliov botl,
plant, Bilious Attacks. Together.
Price, One Dollar per RotNlS.
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r 1AD0eAA-A sAplse assssaASot - CaAlEsSnlA
~ WlRaA. plAA paAAAlel, aa1 goAeFal a4OHlnsRS
1ersigA "a papeglle Es1aos. HoF sals - 2
d2e . HUNT CHAGM. e. tha RAaa,
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PlaeePvlIlo Pea1 OMee.

THE MAILS for Sacramento, San VraneIsco and
for ell parts Of this State, close every day ct this
Once 1t o'clock, Pm.
Ths Steamer mails for the Atlantic States, clooe
on the 9th, leth and 9eth Of each month.
The Malls for Oregon aud Washington Territory
Close every day ate o'clock pm.
The Male for Grizzly Plat close at this once
every "Wednesday, morning at 6O'clOck.
The Malls for Newtown close at O'Clock, A. NJ.
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
The mals for CedaTVllle and Indian DIRRinRI
Close .. o'clock A. H., every Monday and friday
The Malls for Cold Springs and CoIOmA close eV.
cry day, Sundays excepted) At O'Clock.
TIE Kelsey, Spanish Fiat, and Georgetown MaIlI
close tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays At 81
O'Clock p. n.
The Malls for Carson Valley close once weeh
on Taesday u O'Clock P. u.
The Malls for Salt Lake City, close Semi. nthIy
on Wednesday mornings at I O'Clock.
OFFICE HOURS.-FrOm o'clock, A. NJ, till -
NJ; and from tlIl Q, p. NJ, (eundays exceUted .
On eundays-From D until 10. A. ". and from
antil Pm. a. II. SPENCE. r. n.
Me0Omle.-sS1eFra Nevada Council,
No. 90, Of Royal and Select Matters, hnids stated
meetings on the evening Of the first Tuesday Of
each HsOHth, In Masonic Hall, PlaeeTville.
L. W. RCMSEY, TIN.
VIZ. A. JASrAHY, Recorder. 81
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
ON nEDFORn AVENUE.

Wv H-19EIVu7H9 - NKNV@
a TIE SAAssSihsV SsSpsstlhlN informs
40 MiRaFs, Ttazsssss AAd oehsrs assaFous q
NJ having BlAeksnithing done. that he has
opensa shop, ct The 0ogueS Of HasaksFd az
enus and WashinRton street, whore he IL prepared
70 DO Ill WuRk ID HE line in work nanlke menmsT.
ct ShOEt notice and at the lowsst prices. HaVlnS
worked as tie trade I6g ssose than tWenty years,
be Gsels - kesitatiOa In waTansine Ell weTk ke
nay Do, assuring The Pablie that they win have no
cause a regret 1bg patronage extended "a hin.
ohop o. BeAl6sd Avenue, nezt 20 che Bridge.
PlassTvills. Jan. y, 1881. apSi
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Qulck Sales and Small Profits,
10 QUIZ MOTTO.

XXyE. the undeTsigned, beg leave n eailthe 81.
w 'entIOn Of the ladies and gentlemen Of plA.
eervIlIe and vicinity and pabiic In general TO the
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JOnaeAha ml11ses, Bsssse00V.
MANUFACTURES o.. pIRE-PnOov nOoRs
XN1 Shutters, Bank Vaults, Prism Cells, RalllnRS
Oratngs. hscoalee, hols nslA0s WOsk ana I'll hinal
Of blacksmith WORT.
large assortment Of secondhand Doors and
low rates.
Al orders promptly attended "a.
No. To0 Battery street. near Pacific,
m29-om HAn FnAnctacA