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Personal Intelligence.

Vice President Hannibal Ifamn and family arrived al
the Aston House yesterday morning. Major General Frc
mont received visit from the Vice President during tho
afternoon. Mr. Hamn left for Washington by the six
O'Clock train last evening in company with the following
gentlcmen:-Hon. L. NJ. Morrll, Of Mane Hon. A. T.
Gait Of Quebec Hon. G. b. Upton, OF Boston, Hon Pres
ton King Of New York and Hon. John D. Howe Of Wis
consin
Hon. John P. Hale, United States Senator from New
Hampshire, arrived in the city last night, and is
stopping at the Aston House. He will leave 0day for
Washington Mrs. William II. Seward and daughter are
also stopping at the Aston.
Senator King, Hon Burt Van Horn. and Senator Foster
and family, Of Connecticut leave the city this morning
J. Howard King, Of Albany: W. c.. Gibbs, of Rhode
Island, and w r. Sheffield, Of Newport, stopping at
the New York Hotel.
H. r. Barrows of Massachusetts,: G. Beniaman Of Eng
land; G. NJ Hunter, of ohio, Z. Baron OF Paris and W.
f. George and wte OF Philadelphia, are stopping at the
Lafarge House.
Clarence King, OF New Haven; II. stlwayer Of Phiia-
deipha; J. 7. Thompson, of jamaica James T. Brent6n
Of boston, and W Boyd of Staten Island stopping at
the Gramercy Park Hotel.
Senator Harris and family, Of Albany; Hon W. G.
steele Of New Jersey Hon Erastus Corning Of Albany;
Hon K Frapchett, Of Schenectady; Hon T. T. Andrews
II. Meschert and wife, OF Philadelphia Samuel Downer,
OF Boston: Hon. r. E. Fenton, Of New York, and Walter
Joy Of Buffalo arc stopping at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
Edwin Forrest from Philadelphia; Captain Walker Of
Glasgow and family, and G. +. Felly and
WIFE of ST. Louis; A. J. WOOL OF Philadelphia;
7 n Ingoldsby Of California, and James Martin and j.
McArdle Of Boston, are stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel
Hon D. Van Horn and family, and Judge Balcomb and
daughter OF New York. Captain Tracey Lieutenant
Haliowel, OF the United states Army; Mrs. Gage and
daughter Of Washington O. and r. s. Barnum of CHI
cago: Mr. Abel, Of Mount Morris; E. J. Mather of
BRIDGEPORT; A. ~ s. Watson, E. Osborne aud Captain r.
+. Ioper Of Philadelphia; Jacob s.anspod and E. R.
Nudge IL Boston, and H. J. hastings, of Albany are
stopping at the Aston House.
Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain, OF Boston: Mr. and Mrs
James of Dgdensburg; Mrs. Talman and daughters of
Rochester, II Baldwin Of Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs Wood.
ruff Of Troy; c. B, Ellsworth OF Port Royal h. Stephen
son Saccarapp; Captain Jas. Kennedy Of the steam
ship Etna and Mrs Kennedy, among the arrivals
the Everett House.
George d. Kellogg, formerly lawyer Of this city, but
more recently OF Chicago has been commissioned by the
President OF the vnited States an Assistant Adjutant
General in the army with the rank Of captain, and or
dered to report to Brigader General Stanley at 81 Louis
Mo- Captain Kellogg graduated at the University Of Yer
mont under the Presidency Of Rev Dr. Peasei and mas
already seen service during the recent campaign 10 MIS-
souri, which ended for the winter by General Hunter
marching his army back from Springfield to 81 LOUIS.
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HIVer uurIng tnc BAmo years, $Z5 ,6bI ,6oS.
The duties collected during the past year (lSeo
ports amounted to s2 Of this amount the nation.
al treasury did not receive the whole.
The pilotage, lighthouse, municipal, public improve.
ments and tonnage dues assigned. The amortiza-
ton Of debt" payment heretofore made Interior
bonds This impost has lately BEEN changed for new
one IN favor Of the railroad enterprise,
The treasury receives little more than so per cent Of
the duties collected Vera Cruz and nearly the whole Of
this 10 supposed TO be absorbed by foreign and native
holders Of claims upon the national revenues.
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number Of transports
Total vessels IA Men,. $50
THE SPANISH MILITARY FORCE
Has been estimated variously. late London paper,
speaking Of the land contingent of Queen Isabella says
The Spanish government actively preparing for sea
the naval force that is to coast of Mexico in
junction with the English and French squadrons. The
spanish force will consist Of four screw fgates the two
newly Duit SIMPSON war the Leaad and the Conception
Of two large steamers and six other vessels of
draught The squadron will be commanded by Vice Ad
miral Rubacaba, as senior officer in the Antilles Tho
number OF troops to be dsembared in Mexico il about
5000 Of whom 5000 will be sent from Cuba The no
vernmcn has left to Gen. Serrano the nomination of the
commander OF the Cuban contingent The expedition is
expected to sail from the Spanish ports towards The and
Of the present month w.
The Madrid papers, however, glowing with war ardor
assert hpt six or eight Thousand win be forwarded
som Spain on the sxpsdisiOnary feet, and thai all e
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oven articles guaranteeing independence inyioabty
certain revenue and ecclesiastical rights the Pope's
cardinals
The Independence Beige says Mramon had lott Madrid
for Mexico.
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THE SPANISH FLEET AND ARMY.

IHE SfANlSH rLrfCl AMI ARMY.
VICE ADMIRAL RUBALCABA, OF HER MOST CATHOLIC
MAJEsTY's NAVY, IN CoMMAND-GENERAL PRIM
TO COMMAND THE TROOPS ON BOARD AND ON
sHORE-DIPLoMATIC COMMISSIONER, SENIOR GUELLY
RENTE, OR M LOPEZ DE CEBALLos.
The Spanish naval force which is about TO assemble at
Havana for the expedition to Mexico is composed Of
twelve steamers, viz
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TRADE OF THE PORT or VERA CRUZ.

TRADE OF THE PORT OF VERA CRUZ
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL PROSPECTS OF THE
ALLiEs-wHAT MEXICO YIELDS TO AND CONSUMES
FROM EUROPE AND AMERICA.
not TO be presumed that these great European allies
concluded such an important foreign treaty this now
one against Mexico organized such powerful expcdi
ton without FIRST calculating tho probable gam and count
ing tho cost OF arrangement movement. Tho follow
ing commercial statement will provo readers that
" they can carry out their designs Mexico will "pay
WELL as has been often said Of tho Indian, Irish and
Canadian provinces and China by tho Statesmen Of Great
Britain
Is In the shape Of commercial review Of the port
o. Vera Cruz, compiled by Don +. do p scrrano, by
order Of the British government, by which appears
that tho value Of the mporatiOns for the year lS60
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Total-Vessels 8; gnns, 2b6; men, $40.
The latest French papers state that this contingent
viii be accompanied by five gunboats and five armed
transports, and that the feet will take out
A LAND FORCE
Mastering six thousand FIVE hundred men, The troops
viii be selected from the army serving France and the
French West Indies, and win comprise
Sixteen companies Of marines
Five hundred French Zouaves.
Eight troops Of cavalry.
dem-brigade Of infantry.
battery Of artillery armed with rifed cannon.
Permission was given TO the Zouaves TO volunteer for
the SERVICE and in two days three thousand
sent into the War Office, five hundred only being
wanted. The cavalry will not take their horses from
France, but ,o be mounted either at Hdrdna or in Mco
Admiral dc Ia Graviere left Paris for Touon the 18th
Of November and portion Of the French feet put to sea
the 18th instant the day that the British ships
left Plymouth Sound Admiral La Graviere viii hoist his
nag on the Massena.
THE FRENCH FLEET IN NORTH AMERICA,
REAR ADMIRAL REYNAuD, OF THE IMPERIAL NAVY,
COMMANDER.
We give as in the case Of the English FORCE report Of
the strength Of this feet there doubt but Admi
raReynaud will support Admiral La Graviere in the Gulf
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Cm,Rcu Musc.--To morrow Sunday morning, az ~
Xaviers church sixteenth street, new mass ny SVi,
Of Milan (brother Of Say the tenor) WIZ W sung ior
the Gfst time in his country ~ dc 'er"ooa' a. ves
pers the viii be mostly . he co'pos'on W.
80, ,he accommodated osgaast Of the church. The
$50, !, ,ns,rnmental excellence Of tho music at 50.
IL SCARCELY excited, il eqallcd, by Mat in any
o,bcr church on this continent.
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THE FRENCH FLEET AND ARMY.
REAR ADMIRAL JULIEN DE LA 0RAvIERE, IMPERIAL
NAVY, IN COMMAND-CHEFS DE BATTALION OAR
BAND AND CkMPIoN COMMANDING TROOPS.
.S.I 80
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THE BoMBARDMENT OF PENSACOLA
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90, 1861.
There is despatch In town which pretends TO give
further rebel reports regard TO tho Fort Pickens affair
Pensacola said 70 be entirely evacuated and the Navy
Yard destroyed.
General Bragg had sent for reinforcements.
Five upQn vessels were assisting Colonel Brown, all Of
which arc said TO be rddled With shot,

BALrNoRE, Nov. 20, 1851.
Tho Old Point boat has arrived. She brought up Lieut.
Robert 6eden and William A. Abbott, Of The navy who
had been released by the rebels their parole Of honor
They rosss for Washington They have been pri
for the last seven months These officers knew
nothing Of the affair At Pensacola, except brief state
ment they in a late Richmond paper, saying that
there had been engagement At Pensacola No particu
lars were given.
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Uhlt0d European f0fc6
TO collect the Mexican
debts, ~ aleged..... % ,6o8 a. ,A6
The operations Of the Allies against the existing regime
in Mexico win most likely be materially assisted by the
three agencies we are about 70 name, 10 witt
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THE SPANISH MILITARY FORCE

Tnure VIII DC besdeS TWO CoTVettS anu Tue HtCessVry
number Of transports.
Total veaeea IA Nan asn
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ASSEMBLY srAxDrxO oOuurrsr..

Elections DennISl0u, CLARK, burst, Hanson
Kustzy Canneilman and ChaaaIeF.
sHesatiOas-C Curtis, White, Backs, Tilden
Uha1dleF, Smith Of Placer and CFockeR.
Paellc PFintng-Easlman, Cherry, Mender
60, Smith Of Placer. Holman, Flanders ant
Cilins= walden. GiIIstt LippiucOts. Harri
man aad HnuteF.
Ways snd Means DOugheriy. DaecbieI
..asemea, Fsrgc: ShOwalIor, CrOckeF, LAspsyre
Jndiei1y- Campbell. Patrick, Curtis, Ross
IM;s.S ns,! ..ossF1nsry' COnne''' Blair Harris
Military AlaIFs-Wood At PIumas, TiGGeI
CexaTublaa, Harris and MUSrisON.
Couotles and County B0uudaFies-Munday
9t.eel OBrieD, DcugheFty, Amyx, COltFin and
Cemmeves and Navigatiou-.LAspeyre, Banks,
Ceegsy, Rhnders and Eastman.
s1scAslon-Blair, Hartman, Walter, Gordon
, AG!teulssrs- stssrus, Wood Of YOIO, burst,
Dennislon, nnd Clarke.
a. Isssssal lmprOvsments-FaFgC, SbOwsller.
mosFleeas Deslsl end Tilloa.
1unlio bulI4iugD ed 0Foands-POwelI, HOv.
Se.l GreeM, Dusll sad Adams.
Faelip kEpsnaitnEas and AcoDaais- 30 Hrien.
ksnglA Wiley, HarEisoD aaA HAan.
Mlnes an4 Mising InleNasts-Ailles, Green,
Ccsoc.lmeas 0rsgnfy. Hill, Childs, C0ltrin.
Pebble 1Auda-Bmith of PFeano, Porter, Ia.
eAns, Bradley, Briggs, Gesangy and Scott.
ko9egnl Bslation0- Coanesa, kavreL Camp.
be.!, white, MagvnadsF, Ford eud Wright
.I6s01s@ent-L Labor, COIeman, MoEEau, Hill
end Msadssnon.
EeroIlng-Tillon, Amyx ane PieFcy.
~ HSase PFlsce-TlldeD. Haun, Banks, Hunter,
Tillons Powell and Gordon.
., MtIs.gs-Rosa, Morgan, Hurts, johnson and
e1assls- DFiggs. Patrick, Covarrubias.
Wiley and HaQn.
s s..is H:spi;sls- -D.rst smith Of Vrs.Do,
le9lae Aa.ln-NcaigOmsEy. BuSli, Avery,
D1a1R ed OvsFa0wod Laads-.AAan,s.
Feses Weoa q Yolo. Bradley end COassas.
AeaAe 80 AlEAways-C hIIds, Holaan. Pc.
VI, olanes - u - ~.
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TN FetuFniug hs Hssst aiuesVs thanks 10 m. .,,,
Il ~ the psFeaage which they have hllhrr,, uO'c
Cd hiB With, Would most respectfully cali thsi Or
tI<v attrnitoa 20 he above nsmed tns,Itulion
has Ollsu, during the SxpsFteBee OF The Dasl -, 'e
felt the growing necessity Of home for m. ~.
where they could be properly bursed and esr,'s ~
Dosdes The unquesiionabs neceaily Of palSn,. W.
Ing put upon proper aud careful reRisen'o..Ioe ",
the os Fequssts rsssHsIais In tVsaIne ,lI0"s o.
lie Uoald new say, he s ready 10 Aseom.od-,s ~.
ths resldent - veil as the hinei ant pubIr ~ an
d aaahloe " ~ Aedlesl sa4 eaFEscnI drnav.rS.H!
Be always IN readiness IN pay the mos. NJ rtIs
aitsnllea - alseaass Of the BYE A. a. Cl.",..It
lFom Ne thoEeagA aad long experience IN tr.S...
Opathpy, ~ has shs ooSt natieving hooSs. h "a
easss, 81 edcgtinR cure. al
nat the Doctor has been very asoees.F.l 4. Al
tFVatDsas ~ ePtpel Affection, Diseaars sf ~ IT,
aud Spleen, Chronio Dlseases Of the howrIs I1l,.t
Of TIN Heart and LangS Wkether accrue or rIr~ns1
parent 70 lhnumcFable s0NeEihgs and Il vrarIv co.
Ing hundvrds 70 psemataFs graVs and Il cns,s
knOWD e IsdlseAIen ~ Dyspepsla-he nrs.." ny
the public are already aware. Aiso physesI ns
nsletes saeh Csoss Eyes, Carved epIne, Bov ~.
Veal Ahhiss, Cl.ab Resas BtlR 1olnss etc. AZ ~. ~
Hlerh Wounds, FFeetuFee, DIslOcatiOns Trosl me.
ana Uvcssss@nO waiter n 81 long SANDING. IN ~
tFeuae1 On sclsntas ard leag tested pSinrinl.s
IL le almost Unnecessary ~ add, that frsn"I.. u,'
receive ne E1oss caEvful attention IN uil dHessr ~
cuIiag TO their sex, - he sxtenuivs patFon-ss ",
aloet universal success Of the pasl year woud , .
cate that this matter was quite extensively kno
The Iassleueson ts situated At The mouth al e..
HAviues on IAR ssFrss, FlnesTvLlle. OeO''
VesS f-# kFOsFi~aor
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Legislative Standing cOnmtGtees.
sExAss STAxDsxG COMMITTEES.
CIaIms-wstkins. EAgan, Rhodes. Haynes.
and Parks.
I.F.sssNEcsrt, Skater, Ryan. Eas.u and
Jsdieissy-ShsEp. Merritt. Shafler. Thornton,
EdReTtoa, KeaeOck nnd Watson.
Eleetions-. Thomas, Burbank, Thornton,
Watt and WilliAmaOm.
Pebble Ln.ds-Harvey, Denver. Hill, Frank
lin and nhodeo.
C6mmgss and Navigation Ryan. Phelps,
Weason, Sharp and Haynes.
RSaessl nsaficus- Watson, Shaiter, Hill.
MeYi'els- Ffaaklin. Hill, Williamson. Lset
MIasS asA MlaIng- Gallagher, Watt, Frank.
LIN, HoneOsk, VaDco and LogAa.
6eals PIlsno end Public BuiIdings-HilI, ri.
e. ngna, yaDeA D. lag, Heae0eE and Phelps.
!1.aiios-KAgan, Irwin, fhOrntOu, Hsynes
LhEaEy-I.est Park and Burbank.
0iIa9o-IORan, WaFmcaAtIo and Chase.
CUa6tiss and County Boundaries Dickin-
co., Ihomes, Ptc9 DE Long and Lest.
Caepe.stons-De Long, FraDklin, Watt, Ea-
Ag.i.,!.aEs--Phs'ps, warmcsssle. Pico. H.r-
w 60 Dssve9.
hsintiag- CHASE, Parks, Rhodes, Harvey and
Dlekinsos.
Csatigesat Expepses-Haynes, Burbank,
FefkA Thomas an1 LDgan.
niEtaIy-PioO, Watkins, HeaeOck, CLARK and
CettleudeQ,
RaAas kkpeNditnFes CFittenden, Gallagher,
TeeMaA, DlckinSOn and Phelps.
1essls-.V ance. Burbank, Hill, Franklin and
EasEoseod Bills-Mesritt, WilIiamsOn, Hea.
cOek, lEuil, Sharp aad Gallagher.
bneMuea D1ls-Deovsv, EdgeFtO1, CFitteu-
4sn, WatkinA, HhaflsF and WIlliamsnn.
Ineernnl ImprOyensents-lrWin, EagAn, Lo-
9an, Harvey and HeaeOck.
Hwemp Laads-EdgsFtOn, Parks, Watson,
Phelpe and WaFnlcasiIe.
transformations, Lest, Ryan, Thomas
and CLARK.
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HOLIDAY PREeEDIS!!!
BARRETT T. @AHEBWOOD,
No. lSS Montgomery e.. Can Francisco.
A RE ROW OPENING A SUPERB STOCK Oh
"A Goods, suitable fer HOLIDAY GIFTS,
Waaho0 Silver Warel
-0oHssgrNo o.
Liquor Stands
Fruit Baskets,
Toilet Cases.
2gg stands,
Cake Baskets, Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers, Egg COddIers
Toast Racks, Trays, Candestlcks UFns, Blde Dishes
and Kettles With heating sppavetus, CAsnAsasAsas
Covers, ChIldFes's Ssls-oG Kate Gssk cad spOea.
PitChsrL
Napkin Rings,
Spoons, 0Oblsts, Salt Cops Card Gases; HIsh, FruIt
Knives With psaFl o. solid handles beaquet Holders;
Sugar, Preserve and lee Cream ep0ons: Match
Boxes, Hot Cake ehOveIs. Tea oralners Any article
not On haad, VII - sssds 70 SFdsF In 81 days
ALSO
Ladies' Watches, Set with Diamonds;
LAdies' Watohes. snA~s'sd, engraved o. plain
oentlemen's wAsOhes. By all the celebrated
makers.
ALSO -
Chains 10 match The shove. ineladAg ChalslaIne,
Vesl, Fob and Guard Chains.
- ALSO
Diamond work, m
Brooches and 1agyings.
Pins end @tnda0
Crosses, Bracelets,
An Of vAIeh vim Be- vo,a !. l; ' s'"'
THU MOST 11AAONABLW PRICDeI
=, 1ARRETT GREENWOOD.
~ Marx ne uuMheF-
No. Ass MonlgomeEy street,
DeeWSen Gay and C01aseFcial,
dee13-8m GsA EEaneiseo.
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- $3.50 ~ 4 ~ 4. ~ -. -,
": xaes = - Ugslosaeie. o. Csv.
Nlza1.e 80 49, - mlasvsioos o9e
ssutn.. q -, ss... :. ve,pecung me mode
ID 49, ess..ssss - Pessectea me
- 1900 80 lts sub
\ -. - 49,. Us ne ar
.s m. ptoper
- =. -. - 49, 2. nesssnGs are
=. p !. - 3 % HonocnS
= ysle.'s.go gun.
= - g -.
/. = y II - egesn ccase
=. > = 8. 4 ..ss s.iIway
= 4 =. 4 =. -. <. - s.ns 9.
: : - = 1919 g
- nesss. " - co..
a - ss.se - L.s..nd,
:. !. : - =: 4 : 60 g. Eng::
- hss snnaTso and
s y -. - - nAllncus
- szsszS 1-o.snesa csnse.S tesee
80 hesessa 80 sssey -stght
80 gel ~ ureas
49, =. u Il 4 49, Oee'
: 80 $3.50 csseny lnack'
go 49, - :. :. g - smeene o. one
tno4 - - n9s 80 @xsy TINS 10
~ - 49, 1870 ana Soete
Ue1ss H1.sS - y. 1881 49,. tnooeane
u es 1us sOaE snos'and
- : 49, - $50 ese
$3.50 .A Dascn eeas ~.
- meca q ene
.ss ss ~ !, haneEy q 1e Git:
- - 49, g caaves .neac "
-. Z. ~ - ~ sseesveo IN
u.ssng sne season:
=. - ~ ~ 2 cut
s-.... J. ! -. u Ivnsn 9. sneeS
- 49, - q !. it, =. oxenII
- 80 Sss:s - 8. ~. 49, 4. - -
49, - Tsz.a.. ~. -, ~. ~ 10y.
sss..... 49, :. s.. -. Ss,,s -e'Sns
sae4ssza - q sc..Cy -ssllsd meAe are
49, y soditiOns y TallroAds 70
sls melseeo..s:
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clothing, Dry GOODS, Etc.
-. - 49,
FALL AND WMTM SUPPLIES.
AARON KAM n,
CLOTHING, 1oOTs. SHOES,
Cent? Furnishing Goods, &C.,
MAIa STREET, NEXT TO eRgYHOUKD SALOON,
TTAs last received the largest uad beet sslsesed
III Stock Of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS ever sEOagAt 70 this Market consisting
Of the following aEtieIss'
FATS.
BOOTS,
dAIrERe,
BLATkETS.
TRUNKS.
AID a general assortment Of
0entlemOn's Furnishing Goods,
Also, all kinds II CIOthinR and Furnishing Goods
suitable I6T WAsHOE TKAvELERs-allSfw which
will Be Sold at the lowest prices.
COLTS PISTOLS,
OF all siIss, constantly on hand.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
pA1D FOa
County Warrants and Gold Dust
N. B.-Nsw Goods received svsry Week. jO
WOLF BROTHERS,
PLACERY1LLI, SONORA Tnolumne co.
South SIDE Of Main St. Hospital sis.
Quick Sales and small ProRts,
10 OUR MOTTO.
XXyE.ths underlined. beg leave IN call the 81.
w ieniiOn Of the ladies and gentlemen Of Pia.
eeTVIlle and vicinity andths pebble In general the
IMMENSE STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
York and which We can therefore sell at the sams
prices which other traders ere forced 10 pay In San
Francisco.
Our aSs0Ftemnt Of Fancy, Staple and Domestic
Dry 0O de, Gents RuFnlShnL Goods OF every de-
scFiptlOn, and all kinds OF House Furnishing Good
Ia too extensive TO enumeTate We respectfully In.
vIts the public TO call and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere. We will give satisfaction 10
al BY selling better goods and Cheaper than The
WOLF BROTHERS,
di2sm PiaeeTvIIIe and sonora.
- La EAKUS, -
W. Main Street. PlAcerville.
las nov In STORE and 10 FeeeiVr BY every Steamer
the finest and latest styles OF
Q L q 4 X I ~ O.,
Consisting, In part, Of
l
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PETIT & CHOATE
ARs mn
-A0BH rs
VOr rserTviIe and NevaAs Teni.sryJ
FOR ALL THE LEADING
PATENT MEDICINES!
OF the day, aud have Just received fuIl supp,y Of
ali kinds, which they Ossra At
WHOLESALE Oh RETAIL,
A 10 small advance % san YraneIscs pssces OfIhs
new Articles for which they have been apPOlaisa
Agents, are
NeovIlI's HAFsaParIiia and ssiiiIneia,
IAbeTsham's IIesdaehe DaIxir,
8oHIeS's HheanaGEsa Medicine,
woOA's IIsiF Restorative,
HallS nalsa@ Ios the Lasss,
BSkes's Pain Psnaeea, and
l1IHIr CallsAya Bark.
Of,he OIL STANDARD FAMILY RENEOIEe, they
have IN" Agency for
0uysOtI's yellow Dsck and Haruaparrls,
WIstaFS Balsam Os via Clserry,
Jayne'S NedIrines,
Dull's eaSsApArIlla.
Ayers' CheTy Pcciosal.
0rAeteUSevE Medicines,
OsgOOds CAolAeogue.
TOwnaebd's tarsaPaFilla
Davis Paln KIier
And enc hundred kinds Of Piis, rsS,ers, Ointaeali
and LlRiaenss-el received direct iFeM Ih4 PFspsse
tors. Every PaIkass ~ At ths Miaers' Drug esrs
WaETanteA
Pure, 1resh and Genuine.
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LAZY SZRkBT. PLACER VILE w
u n.sAsaasssn pOa sss aALE % THE -
PURWgT DAUo8 AND 0INUIN u
PATENT MEDICINES,
WheFs can be s0und
PrOsh Garden Seeds, POrfumerys Hops,
Iso0ohsa, Alcohol, oni0ksilvsF. ACidss
Test Tubes, 1vapoEating DishOss
Ohomioals,
And svsSythIag slss usaaliy tsVt IN wsl-SupPlIed
DFug OloTe, WhlcA Wll ~ sold 81 moAeFaie prices.
ROUkRF WHITE
wholesale end Retail Druggist.
RO1gRf WHITE h sslS RsopgtSosS 81 the following
sa'eVt lroDaFatio1a;
b. Whfoues AGoo DE6pea vAieh nsVes Tall 10
Savtag AGas, Rllama polsVS NsugalNiA, sto.;
n WhiiS.s 1imrOd IAniwani. iST III Pug
poses UkErR . Nnlment h reVllred;
h WHITES ANttDope 01ininO OoAtiffiOo
-ag oIeaDlag the Teeth, oFVrselnR the pTOgTesa Of
dssey, 80 InpasSlue ~ sgrssaAas Svss'ness.O
Il. Whitsps To0thaoAe Believer. which 81.
WaysFsiievss, and UOwsti1es cuFSS. n-Sm
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- ELKUS,

La EAsAAUDS
W. Main Street. Placerville. w
Has now In store, end 10 Feeevs BY every eteameF
the finest and latest styles OF
Q L Q 4 H 7 N O.,
Consisting, In part, Of
Custom made MACK HPock Coats;
CuSlOm-made MACK and brown Business Costs;
silk, Cloth and Velvet Vets;
Bfhck, niue and Fancy Cashmere Pants;
BOots, ghoes, Mats, CarS-the latest fashions;
CaliSoVnIa.nade Blankets, the best In the Market.
A large assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASSI1GEREs, vESTIN0s.
which vii BE- made In the --latest style, and guaTan.
iced 70 ~. Also, . large assortment -
Gontlemon's Furnishing Goods,
THIS besl India Tanned Gloves aRd Indla RuhAeF
CoatS-to which invite the atteation ~ the Pnhic.
The above goods vLll be sold cheap fOT eask.
I. ELKUS, Malta Myeet, PlaeeFvule,
dl1 3m opposite The Cary House.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
foods suitable for travelling purposes In any eiIma.

FRENCH. WILSON = CO..
Next door 10 the what Cheer House, and No. S93
Montgomery street, nraS Csllfsgnla, In fuckers
Da'ldlng, San Francisco.
Manufacturing Establishment, No. 1O9 Liberty
street, New York.
P.G-MeasuFes taken for GoodS front our House
In New Y"F, and delivered 70 any part Of this State
without extra charge. Sehe.ly