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$500 GOO JERSEY CITY WATER

ope Of jersey City" viii receive sealed proposals a. the
Banking House Of James g. King Sons corner OF Pine
ard WIa-sts New York, until w ednes6ay 18th January
inst o'clock NJ for the whole any part mot lss
than so Of the above loan which il to bear
the rate Of Eve per per annu will be- psys
bic n forty years or q x per cent the principal will BE-
lass.
Tie Conrn oners reserve the usual privilege Of reject
deem advantageous
The proposals. vii be op@ned tie presence OF the I'D
ders- AFTER O'clock, on the day above named.
Copies OF circular containing information more IN d.
tail and copies OF the original report Of the Com
CONTAINING the reports q surveys and the examination, OF
the Engineers and aso copies Of the Law suth0r ns ts
construction Of the WORKS Be had BIZ applying a, hs
once q tie Water Commissioner Lyeeuin Buildiuz
Grsnd-'t Jersey City, or 1t tie Office Of Mesrs King
SOM. ~e -
Proposals 20 BE- directed 70 the Water
Jery Clty and fndorso Proposals. for Jersey CIV W.,
ter Loan '-Jers.y Cry; Tn January, 1853
JOHN ID. WARD,
DUDLEY : GREGORY
y. BRAMHALL. Wsner
THO. A. ALEXANDER iIon1miaioaeEs.
d. HARRISON,
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CHI John Ss4 icrk; " Sons t-frr q" ali l' .
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Reeeipts Of producc..J,xR

By ~ Nsl Ye1k GrS Ere RsrosG--l ~ bbs and 81
sscas Fo1z Isl DO. osts &c Ia Bacswhest bb AsAss
Is Dc Beet " Dc. Hams and Shoulders s. bales Weo
TfSS SIDES AID ~ ro Leather So bslee Hsy g IBIS Ap
pcs Go Potatoes s. pkss PsFtr, lEsao Batter Hos
So sheep Isl hesd Cattle ~ Ctyss eses Boos s5d
Shoes and n ss Dprlsstics.
b Nes> Yorf ard Nes-Rsrcs Rszre1G-4l essss Boots
ard Shoex 81 90 Ciocts So snxs- Ciee- = roll LeGshe-
10 tlss Peelsy, rs q. po.asssss 80 hszes Gl.~, q
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of the

~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT Of NEW-OhLfANS.--
ORLEANs Oct 81 l85lBy virtue Of tho thirty sev-
nth section OF the Of the Legislature Of the state Of
Lousans entitled IAN Act TO consolidate tho Cay Of New
Orleans provide the and
OF affairs approved Feb - 1882 and OF tho 9Th section
OF the supplementary thereto and providing for tho in
corporation Of the City OF Lafayette with the City of New
Orleans approved the day. and for tho purpose Of
funding the debt OF the old city, OF the late First Second and
Third Municpsities, aud City OF Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received AZ this Office fof
the exchange Just and equitable computation Of inter-
est. OF all unnatred Bonds and other the old
city and VI the late First Second aud Third
and City Of Lafayette for BONDS q tho CITY q NEW.
ORLEANS, dated FIRST JULY, 1859, at FORTY YEARS,
Office the City Treasurer with coupons attached
thereto the rate Of SIX PER CENT per snnum pays
bic in the City of NewYoTk LIST January and LIST July
each year. the interest obi cations offered in exchange
above be calculated up lst January 1883 wtsch
time interest the Bonds TO be issued will commence
The proposals. 10 be ndorsed Offer for exchange Of
Bonds Sc, viii be opened and acted upon tho fourth
Monday in each month"; commencing Monday, the I'D d
November next 1852.
Prces Stock Tables adopted the basis Of exchange
The Commissioners TO themselves The right TO
Jet any or all blds
COMMISSIONERS.
A. ID. CROSsMAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYS, Controller.
WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
VIM p. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldssmen
L. IT, PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
A. LAyEr Secretary. Board " Assistant Aldermen.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

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tlcte-eieasi Natha Nsr lcTk a. g2,r,nt1s p1ar sap
fyaoath kaCk LverY. - al ugchaalte A. -. pa,
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al a. IL weather aad pruzs yards
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ts NJ oeJFer as@ La Pc, 100 ~. e,.es. s37
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spoken, &c.

yov p NJ at &C. tire. day. sail rom u.bAs shg John and
rcv ron Ionlon New Orlean.
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So NassaH. y 7
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.,u,re sppareutya cpper red sEns Nth stie oa
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Arrived.

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Geo CoIr. ard J. y Lamar De-. Oinia Poni : W 20
e ,pose Fe.iber. day. . Ne- ot or saI al
esoo Dee - La, y 81 On ~ 81. 'FoA. %, 5 IN M 80
from shct she duei IRON her .tlson o. the 81 MT
shi rhn y bur u,,..,. ~ Spa ~ al s. On
outward Nov 2, at y lon - esr, sssh y '-s
res. I'M Ph.Se'ph. Francsc0 Dec l, H. v lon &C.
tara Csihsrns Aalus'' he'ce or Austfaha ~ ~ -, l..
Boress " Doboush - a.. from Nv hss lfsiAsd ~
ia, snd ~ passengers. Barcsy LvEs.ton Dec D. at 2 -
a u 90 shp Hossnd Of and TN ts'9f lo' aeeis e
81 at g - Ion % DO 'TsAe lara o1.fo dy- heasr o w
orle,n. The p blOvn % b The a's sa.es.
B.rk Y.,se Marie beis leykn' AhiseP = ays 70 = 70
teohm- Has srpercnced vfry .~f"re ~eaiefy 80 20
ssd man topss DE osy re.ain.ns board hot top
'opssahi stove ons e an 'n-i'nra son'
Frs Gp~y BOYD POI, an P,i Dee ,nd s Eey Dee a. vh
tobacco hdes cod ALT 70 sssht Guuh- Bsser sd With
t. To Isde. lor Boston - TO- ioa "a a. al 10 n
elpfnced sac 80 rch lasted u1i ~. on terns
g. ia ,oI ro rom The jacob Bel 10 The y d Lu-
rnster La no An y..se- 4 PoI 80 Pat Or az ksy a
schr Josephue, Kus.nd BlHorr day. Nth soa 70 jobs
SCH Yo,s,evn wosuu Fser,surs DAYS 18th aoaf sc to
~, v.s g,elsos vo,s1 lsy.. vid c,t.to r. Han
SIR I'm. D.psv Nlslrd ork River iay- ~ oy-er'
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schr Gstrisl FlHp. Yo'. Rive Va i'y., VIII oy''er,
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s,hr Wave Se.cn. fork Blysf. Va !'y'. WITH 9y-rr.
setr Nsy6oser Robinson, haei' y a~y with hun'@f 70
SAILED stesn.hp. Aiani Wet; LvsrPoo Msron, Berry
Cbte'on chg. ka'iisr n'e eT,er h'o~n "a ianS =
isstnl Palmer. DO uuvere Bid Lrefv"i sat BRA eifo
MARI, Vera CTal
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The -. n,sr N iow Of .i~sT day lightly GROUNDED o. d.
Inond Rel Fortunately she soo 80 on ~boa
fss .sS se- wor5 Knsh ST L'srpoo Aa' sHShOre 'A'
N0rtA River
spo.sr ~ the plot boz, Rouef G ns' 10 nes soue o
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soraul and blown a. 20 mes seuh 10 ms. - ale. sou
sssdy bff Mara White. RAPPORT days from Asiah
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Tlndntial.

MECHANICS and TRADERS SAVINGS
NL INSTITUTION VIII receive Money on Deposit 20
The tenth Of January next upon which Interest will be paid
from me first according 10 their BY Laws They nave
also discharged their Semi Annual Dividend payable ON tne
r OF January the OF Six Per Cent per 'u" o"
al sums Of s'V Az WALTER UNDERHILL, President
u
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF YEw-YORE
feared.

CIV 81 u h-rsa8 " .rler So-o's L Nt--aty
O.. A sfso.. b. NcNe. Vsra Ca. Drspcri Hro'
Perrv Nev Ore1us sucsord, Tisstol 4 ca 81.
Cl.e.eA-rreh Cieesehrorsa. Fra--c : : Ga
,5 - Grun8eF Lvsrpa,l X Iva. Nev NO. hnsai ~
1901 63rr-eH entar- Co ArseuIe A. SroTrh- Lon
3ar Rail- Co. -, a.. e "a
Bsris-R Alam-. sh~rrar san Franz , y r'fl1 20
" so-~s Treenaan Gazt0T n11ha- z pao1, brA1-fo
Nar,h Ven Crut, HarFous B-uthers ..-.-- - -
E1s-Watstl. NOR san Jusa, Nstr , T. " p = -
COX So, = :. WHY q - A-s@--9
Sal Taordne HUI Fuarh Ae1cse N.snirf' tbl ~
- $50 Trey q Co = Hnis. Ferry. a. sian
" pi~eU Co sasord, Byrion cid ms. u = bufs
q Z,vsra Frisr4 srsal Sesnrh sons s,sfAng bAf ma
-. ssrlv Caurn- Thorp-on, Frsrkan E,st-ri mo-
p,,5sove 81 Har-ey. Wlriasfon NC, J. u Sas.' Ga
sboors-s-Thr~s SISTERS Hsnfsy, Jsckoafiier h.lheN
A % Mr. L DAYS Davi. Houie, ?. ID Hlfhli Co W y
T.rkrs fsnd,rb. Hchnood Yea Brln; sSshi W ~.
- $780, R,.hu,1 al. Amelia. PsSc Ltssra- : W Les
Grrthsd NarteI Hahstt, kely s >fhef' '..epa n,
~ p.rs.,os Heeus G.ifns. Charssol. y l. " tea4y
- - N s~u s-sa Wfin.nrnn, Y. l. McCrszfy 4 Co D.
co,,l ysnln ID & Freeman Co. h-heAih Soto
s,t-n ,s..er. rsry Jane. Ryder Norok >tlrse ear'
~, % Auadne Hawkes., BatnE1ys Van huns ssFhdi ~
1oti Alien. Boston Dyton sI1aff-i
N.si
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CINCINNATI, Jan S7co IBIS. Of Fioar sod to-day ~
81 NR4 50 Pros,sous Inactive. SseAf Exchange
Nsw-Nors has advanced b tas Pc pvsInIumL
PsovIpsScE, Jan s-CoTroS-Sses Of sbsEf $50 b1es
AZ full rates NcoL-TAs ssoek o. bad Is hsat the market
elosus with nrn seeAas. Sales fg the Wees II 100 "a
PRINTING CLcrHs-Nsyket closed firm AZ Sc for ordinary
eeA6is Sales toE the week. 81 80 pieees
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'TO PLANK ROAD and RAILROAD CON.

l. TRACTORs-Proposas will be received sf the Office
OF the Paterson and New York Plank Road Company No.
90 Johnst New-York for the Grading and Masonry Of the
above road until THURSDAY the 10th inst, at 10 A. NJ
TIE work consists VI three sections OF about miles EACH
Proposals will be received for each section separstey.
Plans and Specifications be the above ose from
snd after Monday, the 10th instant The work must be
completed on before the 18th dag Of June nett
IL viii lie for the interest Of contractors 20 examine this
route the part the work be
done during the winter Direot Proposals 10
II. v. BUTLER, President.
n. STARHwEATHER, Engineer.
New-YoTk, Jan 4, 1888.
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yv,ur FLORENCE ,na KrYpORT COM

u 'hE IthtNt T. eva hfffOhl t'M-
For, rr ard Rcvrort Company held ~ Keyport, s,a
las Ire fo.p report wa adopted and e.de-~d 20 -
Ius1sltd. nrpO,r
In pursuance Of oontsset aa.aoleG q he Iaes1as
Ami 1851 cenveyance has tseo made o. saRry acs q
aud situated on ~ RAritan Bay the Township Of RAN
tan and Corrty 81 Monmouth, con..snns t1gefhsr eo
lets Of IS BY 10 test caeh payment OF heb e'srss
IT, nrcp.Tty has hsen surveyed. ,na lad %, by the
sPSsss g. 'sS 81 he PanS Road 70 florence S.. -a
lard with Ylsrk I'D every ior the
ale Of ots vas completes "a nj , 49, h sa.s
.od, the torrrs .reeed By ne aa,.sr 70 W, oss
..ivd IN rsypert III shsrs tss escn transferred 10 rs
Company snd cancelled esTinS outstanding rFes-ni Ss
shares -. ,s,oa
each. s.................. .,...........;..siAiee
me current expenses OF the Company TO thus
DATE c................'.s '''.''''''''''' 10
Applicable TO dividend which, al 81 per
shave 81 NV 'nAio
w;n leave IN the Treasury, siter the pay.
IRE brief srsssmeuE exhibiting the
for the hall ys conveys a; he sls hne ai sSg 100
rate Of One share OF Stock and sce Tor zach lo,
The stock received being exasu.hea The Capital renne'
unmpsiFed BY The sales OF te popery, n" Coni2sy a.
ways having lot for eseh Share Of Stcek while tho
whole essh receipts are divided semsnnsaiy among va
IL presents system of absolute sccurty 20 the stock
holders ard in the absence OF any power wste OF en-
curnher the property susceptible q abuse The stock
holders being IN uoevent personally liable subject 70 any
further intsmtnt the Stock earno, AL o. es asas
dividend incraug proportion 70 me success on tns en-
tep and the DECREASE IN the number OF >oAes OF S'oe&
outstanding -.
10 the present period would probably not sli short Of go,
realizing dividend OF "a per share Ins e-s'aAys ~as
based the expected completion OF extensive DOCKS
imroyements now making portions OF the property al
ready sod the progress OF which has been retarded by an
"a afl ma lat M
Encush however has been done IN this short perod 10
render certain what then only the subject o. etmas
the sdged utility OF the works nearly complete
ed and the perfect adaptation Of the place az tire rain
thorouxh.r 10 the SOUTH doubt that the demand
for lots for immediate occupancy esrly IN the splns VII
very far exceed TIE ssngane eculsons OF she Se-
pany-keyport, January 1883 .,,,.., ,....s.,,
THOMAS LoYD, Treasurer.
JAMES SAUNDERS Secretary,
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FLORENCE and KEY

IL PORT COMPANY has this day declared dividend OF
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE payable to the Stockholders
after the 3st inst. which day no transfers viii be
msde.-Keypor, Jan. 4, 1855.
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AsSOCA

II HUNS fIKE INsI NANNE UONIL III ~ ~.
reetors baye this day declared dividend OF FIVE 5 PER
CENT payable and after 10th January 1889 to all
honz this day their legal represents.
tives Per order. DANIEL BARNES Secretary.
December 81 1853
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SIMEON DRAPER, No. 46 Pine.st., offers
Dior sale a variety Of RAILROAD BONDS ana STOCKS;
also CITY, TOWN and COUNTY BONDS, among which
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NOR SAIE-CLEvELAND and PITTS
II BURGH RAILROAD Co BONDS, four years to run.
~ cent Coupon Convertible. ., -
MILWAUKEE and MISSISSIPPI bALhoAD 20
FIRSTMORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE teenL SEMI.
ANNUAL COUPONS. - ..,u. ..,.,..
AKRON BRANCH RAILROAD Co. flhsT Nohr-
GAGE CONVERTIBLE v cent. sEMl-ANNUAL
COUPONS. 800 ,>,-,,, ,,,,, =, -, NJ ,su,u.
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Nrw.Yosx AND ERIE R.usoAo COMPANY
nVIDEND NOTICE-The Directors 81
l Iths NewYork and Ere Railroad Company have ths
5av declared dividend OF FOUR (D PER CENT on ths
Cspta stock for the months ending Dec 81 payable on
b TraS,t,r Books will be closed and after the 3cth
mat and remain closed al, the 18Th day OF January, lsbj
BY order OF the Board OF Duseto 9rs ANTE, v.psu
Nsy. York Dec % 1852 Secretary
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CHICAGO and AURORA RAILROAD

~ COMPANY BoNDs-The Bonds Of this Company
h,,nS gwen per cent interest with Coupons attached,
ns%abIe semsnnualy on the first day OF January aud
5ay :, the Mechanics Bank in this city, and having tour
&c" anu ""'N a. = ROBBINS 4 SON
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The cpps shir Tornado Nanofd of san snss % soas
The day, lightly GROUNDED On ia
mon Reel os water Fortunately Re 80 81 ~boai
lawns sustained n. o. shts-i dsfnafe 81.
The p Ne~ MoTd, knshti eT Lserpco ha' HhNhoT'N 'n
NorL "
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III L II
- cs1,is,stes OF this Bank wanted Also tuSaFent
s 49,, Or,,es and Notes collected STOCKS ecast
M IA NV READ \ LArhRoP, No. ~ "sil-S.
nIylDEND.-The PennsyN wanna Coai Com.
n,rv have declared a SENT annual dividend OF i've per
ent On The CAPITAL stock OF this Company EXISTING ON tho
, December PAYABLE the stockholders AZ the ONCE Of
.h comnsny ma tie CITY OF NewNok and after the sth
January The transfer books will be- closed from toe lee 20
he All January Inclusive. GEO A. HoYT, Treasurer.
Dee. 81, 1882.
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INsUR.

hTN I'D T. NV ASIfINN TOY INN."
~ ANCE Co, No. 81 W,llst Jan. Sd, iSS. Inc rrssic
sEVEN PER CENT on the capital stoca payaoe on de-
mand WIN tALLhNpH" s'N'''
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LEAVING balance Of. ...............' $500 WV
APPaS'ss - sSss .hAs,.
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DrOp, r,s RANK PATERsON.-Rcceiv-

THOMAS LoYD, Treasurer.
JANIS SAUNpERs, Secretary,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
Correspondence of the Placer Herald.
OpHIR Ian 18th 1883


Mr.. tor:-Your valuable little
Weekly reaches us regularly per our
f~@haaot Expressmen of this place, and is
nea& with deal of interest. You hava
asked for communications from different
parts Of the country and though it is
something | am wholly unused to, yet
eyill make my first attempt at newspaper
correspondence with the understanding
that you shalt not publish it unles you
think II worth reading, so that il it should
not appear, will be governed by the
<"rmmoa saying of our friend Blaze in
future e, "wi obIige you by drying up."
This little town is at present very lively,
iausincss of all kinds is very good; it tnever
has betaa l.etter since the days of 80, but
the most inp;,artant feature of the success
of this or any other community is the re-
suit of the labours Of the mining portion
of th al ssGas liuDi1y. Here the miners are
doing extraordinary well, and pretend
20 have some knowledge Of what am
saying and do think the miners in this
wGini1y are realizing mucss greater
average than the same number in any
other community in Calif@'nia.s The
miners in the main ravine above or below
this place, and those of Dutch ravine,
Hughes ravine, Humbug fat Doty's
fiat, Red ravine, North ravine and Span
i>h ravine and many otsser tributaries Of
the main Auburn ravine supply them
selves from this place, and on Sunday
when all are eOngregated together Opkir
Is perfect beehive of a town. The
morality OF our town is about on par
with other California towns, the Maine
Liquor Law not being yet enforced as far
as this men will retail whiskey, and when
whiskey can be bought, men will lsny, and
drink, and where many are drinking some
WW get tipsey, and consequently if a
black eye or broken head occasionally
promenades the streets it is not looked
upon as matter Of wonder by the more
quiet. A correspondent from this place
over the signature of Steerage promised
to the citizens of this place an expose of
a certain Post Office intrigue; out with it
Saeerage, free your mind aud the pubIics,
for every one is holding their breath while
you "unfold a tale" The last spark of
political excitement in this place is about
extinguished, it is now publicly acknow-
iedged by the Democrats that Scott did
carry Vermont and by the Wings that
Scott ts not elected, but the questions
whether alLthe sold soldiers did not vote
for Seoit." and whether or no" "a motion
to adjourn is debateabe' still agitates the
public mind. III
II this is worth an insertion IN your
columns you will please "raise the table
promptly" Yours )"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
Belvidere Hall.
BY ROSETTA HENNIAN.

LII EPICURES, whether permanent
IA residents or visitors of Auburn, are
respectfully informed that the Belyldere
Hall is constantly supplied with every
delcacy the market affords. Our sup
plies from the City are regular and of
the hest quality Oysters in every style
and Of the best qualities are served up at
all hours; game of various kind is constant
ly on hand; the best porter house steaks
await our guests, in short everything that
will tempt the palate we serve up cheer
fully to our friends. '.
The outer as well as the inner man re-
ceives our attention: shaving and hair
cutting with all the variations, coming
within our pervIew.
Call at the Belvdere Hall on Main st.
near the Plaza. . slltf.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
AUBURN AND YANKEE JIM'S
DAILY EMPRESS LINE.

iNHE subscriber having established sta
l. bles both in n-Auburn aud Yankee Jim's,
are prepared to furnish spirited and gen
tie horses 10 persons wishing to pass over
the road. tI3ill.E 1.l I
BY this conveyance much inconveniance
arising from dust is avoided. |, is slso
quicker and cheaper, and passengers are
not compelled 10 ,oaik up he hills.
The advantage of this line over the
difficult and dangerous transit by stage
must be apparent to all. ~ u.'g N
90 This line is connected with Brown
& Parish's mail Line of stages from Sac
ramento city,
Agents--Yankce Jim's, at Copeland &,
cos stable, opposite Herrick's hotel; Au-
burn, }. Brown, Jr., crescent city hotel.
Saddle horses t" hire in both places, on
the most reasonable terms. I'D Af'
O2myI .f.... COPELAND & CO
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
G.. Willnnent.

nEALER in groceries, provisions,
DBoots and shoes, ready made clothing
miners tools Sc, &c, at the corner OF
Commercial and Clay street, auburn.
Mr.. w. would respectfully inform his
friencs that, having just completed his
new and spacious rat-proof store, he
intends to keep constantly on hand a
general assortment Of goods, embracing
such as are generally required in mining
community. Having been engaged in he
business for the last three years, and buy
ing, as he does, most of his goods in San
Francisco, he feels assured that he can
give satisfa ton to all in point Of quality
and price.
N. b. The choicest wines, liquors and
cigars constantly OIL hand at Wholesale
and retail. ol6-tf
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-22
San Francisco Correspondence.

..g,s al SAN FRANCISCO, Jdn' 0sh 80 &
+, Er;end Mitchell: We are now enjoying
season of most lovely weather; not a
cloud in the heavens within the range OF
v;s;on TO obscure the sun, and all nature
seems full Of lie and gayety. Business,
which for so long time has been ex-
tremeIy dull, is receiving an impetus
which will be felt to the relrotest corner
of the State. The up-river boats are
loaded with freight, and in the provision
market prices are good ard sales rapid.
Buildings are springing up on almost eve
ry vacant lot in the city, and the sound OF
the carpenters hammer and saw, and the
sharp click of the mason's trOwel is heard
from morn to dusky eve. The cool nights
which we now experience do great deal
in the way Of drying up the bad travelling,
and the foundations of the new buildings
are becoming every day more solid.
Merchant street has been opened down
as far as Sansome street, and an extensive
market is about to be built upon the new
portion, which will extend through to
Washington, distance of 122 feet; it
will be SO feet wide. ...
Theodore Payne g. Co., effected a sale
by auction, yesterday, of % water lots,
which brought the enormous sum of $780,
649,5O without any Improvements.
Trade is good. Flour is quoted Mt $2S
so and 80 from first hands for Chile, and
jobbing at $3l and 80 per 900 lbs. Mill
ing wheat is held at 8 l-2 and 8 c., corn
I 3.4, cornmeal IL and II 3 c., barley
8 and 8 &c, hams % and 24c., lard 25c.,
butter 40 and 45c. The steamer Tennes-
see has just arrived with the mails. If
possible will send some papers.
at9 Respectfully, REFLEX.
P.S. The body Of a man about so or
s5 years Of age was discovered this morn
ing near the corner Of Post and Powell
streets, who had been shot during the
night. He was well dressed but his
clothes contained nothing whereby his
name could he ascertained A jury was
summoned but not being able to elicit any
facts in the case, they adjourned to this
evening when they will meet at the Cor
Oner's Office. ''
The steamer was telegraphed a long
distance from the land, and will not ar
rive until near dark. Il.