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Teas.-The best assortment OF fine Teas will
DO found of the Canton Tea Company
Chatham street. Pearl streets the
Oldest establishment in the city. We
they better than elsewhere
At Wholesale retail They hare no branch store,
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TANNANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN oRDBR-
id Z q e: n; ..: :, ::
az evening the oth inst st half hour The sst.ng
y. Grad sashsn elect the ensuing year Is q Ss In
DANIEL I. DRLAvAN, Grand sasAs.-
srE,HIH G. .DuRYEA. Secretary.
e,t ofindspssdsnes tS saS Of the a;suto. tho SSsH
MASONIC NoTIcE.-THE ANNUAL NETTING or
4. n GS Lds sss
p.s. on S:nsos svss III "a
Temple corner Of sas A.. s
ofd and Tie order II general are ssrss,
5Sss nss s s LSsss Ss @ Day MSnd s
Brother Henry Kooch BY order,
JOHN T. HAvEss W. RS.
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY
II The members Of the First Division hereby tned
m ur If an Mr.
s1 nnda evening Gsh n 4 ssSk By
THOMAS CUSHING Secretary.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY THE
transfer books Of this company will be closed the
' e: f H:Ii E guIi i; EDWIN
June 1854 dividend Of twenty per cent on the
&c @ to The sss Apr. h,.
The certificates ready delivery ON the 18th instant
viii IN it.
rom and after goth Will * 'fsf q sfS RsasS
NOTICE TO NATEs.-A MEETING OF THE OF
acsrs stics and other vessels win be held Tues
aay' in inst. az at Warren Hall corner Of Oliver
for their mutual interests All those in
favor are particularly requested to attend
> this Society win be held on Monday june 5h q sosn
dnsvan No So Greenwich street. near Norris street
newspapers ressved from Denmark per last ssssner
SPIRITUAL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EVENING
this week from TO 10 o'clock, At 4ls Broadway. De-
ss
mediums May be daily 50 twenty first street
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ORGANIZED A REGIS.
ny sss tas 90 Of the Ao House
we'll as general register Ali travellers lodging at III
Asscr or other desrcrs Of their arrival
COLEMAN 4 sTETsoN.
NEW YORK HoRTIcULTgRAL SOCIETY REG.
GOO Broadway this evening 4.
PHrrR B. MEAD, Recording secretary.
RIO DAGUERREoTYPE ARTIsTs.-A FAMILY OF
father mother and fourteen ohldren-seyen boys and
M Ss for taking the
NoTIccE,-7nE MEMBERS OF THE T F: MEAcHER
meeting of that body be Hermitage Hail.
of Allen and Houston streets this Monday evening"
at O'clock Punetua attendance of all the members
the obtaining Of charter will be submitted for endorse
ment BY order. PHILIP O'HANLON Jr.
EARLY CL0SING.-THE FOLLOWING BROOM AND
On ac * 's'
from the 4th June to tho LIST SeptemberSmith& shaw
J. n Hoagland Co Russell 4 Baker Wainwright, Bar
ron Co, Law 4 Beardslcy, A. ID. Hopping Co., John
Laden, w.. II. Mills A, j Hopping, l. /. Keimsrs B.
Helmke Co., Hopping Meekef
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yEThKTID--A PARTNER WITH A SMALL CAPITAL.
w ia stAt:ei snd profitable business. Address c. NJ
Herald tfhee.
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Splendid Carpetings for Spring Sales, 1853
SMITH 4 LOUNSBERRY, 44S Pearl street,
sewing store late arrivals large stock Of velvet
elegant designs which, having been purchased
previous the recent advance prices they enabled
to offer at very great inducements.
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Boots, Shoes, Ladies' and ChiIdren's Callers
"A large and elegant assortment always hand Of the
best and most fashionable quality Ladies gentlemen
who wish their boots made to ORDER rely upon
superior workmanship and the best material.
JOHN BURRELL, 1l9 Hudson street.
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window Shades Beet Assortment In the
world, at kelly 4 FURGUSONS Nos. 2s9h Broadway
ssd "a Rsade street Dealers supplied from first hands
st any other establishment N B-Store church, and
ether large ades painted and lstsred to order
Yior style,
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Summer MantillaS and Lace ShaWls, Mt
FRANK BENNETT 4 CO.'S, 35l Broadway.-A very
large supply Of the most beautiful lace .haws and
tillas imported by f. b. Co. expressly for the require
Ments Of season have Just come to hand
arc h aSss pSo1a o no 70 m
tuny Of seeing them. b. F. Co. have also
silk mantias of description, beautiful
various and novel in style that the most astdous may
uitAdf roma
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just received from Paris-5OO pairs OF Gents
Congress and button CATERS Oxford patent leather
pumps E. A. BROOKS Metropolitan boot and shoe en-
p0rium 575 Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
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I've no Whiskers, ana Don't Think I'm
going to have any Then young friend Onguent
1t will In six weeks force the beard hair
and and will not stain njure the skin g
GRAHAM, IS Ann street, and by all druggists.
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You Can't Lose your Hat II YOU have your

likeness in it.-RAFFERTY & LEAsK, No. 81 Chatham
street. opposite Chambers street. the emily matters
United States that your daguerreoype in your
they have applied for patent for this invention and
they put every customers likeness his hat
charge. word to the wise.
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1.-THE Flower Queen."-Words by Miss Cros-
BY; the music By Geo Root will be given by select
Z. Mathews, Tuesday June at the Athsn@um Hall,
Brooklyn. Tickets 26 cents.
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for the past five for Geo Fox tailor would give
notice to his large circle of friends
public that after having started matured and established
been 50 well received by the he has opened
at No. Murray street. the Broadway
for artistic tailoring whore every customer will receive the
best attention Motto Garments finely made, superbly
low prices UPPER NOE,
Merchant Tailors, No. l Murray street.
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nal nos you tarnal ertsr about your hard beard and
closest and seekest shave you had in your life Eli
Just call at HILLS, the nimita5e cutter and
whisker at % Nassau street. the Liberty
street. Also for grateful shampoo.
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Defiance snlamander Safes, GnyIer's Pa
tent-ROBERT II. PATRICK Ia the sole ufacturer
che United States Of the above celebrated safes c.
Cofhns Defiance Locke the best safes and
combined In the world. DE- pot No. 1872 Pearl street.
door below Maiden lane formerly No 80 John street.
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Though Tail, Majestic, and Posscssinu q

face that defed improvement yet admirers none
until with womany pride and determin aton she resolved
conquer those unmely grey hairs by the OF HILL
instantsneous Dye which for jet black, mellow
of Liberty street. " - =
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sewing MnChines-FOr Stitching Fine Linen
and cotton goods These machines greatly improved
any offered for this purpose No other sewing
machines site fine linen without leaving rough cord
on aide Our machines do the work with absolute
fiction and will stand the closest scrutiny Call and ex
anime them, at No. S23 Broadway. j. N. SINGER co.
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yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w a situation as laun6ress, or chambcrmaid, and ID
assist in washng and ironing. Beet Of
he pven Please call at sl3 West Twenty street
Can ie for two days.
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Fishing Banlks.-H you Wish to Enjoy a
delightful excursion take trip to the Banks board the
splendid Hero 1t will give you our
nagni6cent harboI and fortHcatons you
the of fishing fine of For de-
parture advertisement,
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AZ Tuttle's Every Chime In Tribute ng1nGs,
From ,oddins Chinese % nsa On SPRINGS;
The baby jum per too-ths wonder oftis ago
Now like tho Hippodroms. u all the &c.
Toys and trinkets IRON Paris famed bssaars,
And some even from the region Of the Cssrs-
The number q three forty-6vs Broadway,
And TO serve all--ioi parle rrsnsais.
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WANTED fMMFbIhTELY-A Lanyis MAID; SIZE
w must te good ssamtrss understand arsssins Lair
tIS Gc.Ls ~ &c "a; = a. c.c .as.. aIs1 go. Al.Sa-
tioLs can AIIly 81 No. IL Graneroy PARK
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Soarnud's I1,qn,d Hair Dye Is, .sitnoas q,


prtion reservation the best invented Beware
pulled dyes Equally celebrated IL G'urands Mcd,stcd
for curing rSmples feckies salowncss chaps rough
nep Poudre Subtitle upeoots hair from Of the
kesy Liquid Rouge, Lily White, aud hair Geas ~ n 10
Wsfksv street. Broadway.
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for that superb italian article Is reduced sings
that rich and use IT, fails in curing any
coarse yellow skin white clear IT'S hne shaving
SOAP Depot removed to 6-mind 81 Walker street
LILY white only one shilling
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Buehanans Hair Dye and Wig Manufac.
tory removed TO 500 Broadway near WALKER street hi.
executing promptly orders entrusted and safsoon
antied quality fnh TEXTURE and appearance Of his work
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THEODORE SEDGWICK, President.
WM WHErTEN Vice President Treasurer and Secretary
L G. STUART. Assistant Secretary.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

We clip the following from Swans
Elevator, Of Columbus, Ohio. Mr.. Tall-
maage, the elder, is and has long been
connected with the Ohio Stage Company.
a company that has for years monopoliz-
ed most of the valuable mail routes in the
Western States, being too powerful for
any ordinary opposition to contend
against If Mr.. II will come to Califor-
MIA to establish stage lines, the travelling
community will, no doubt, profit by it,
though present propretors may suffer
somewhat. Mr.. Il. will be hard to Beat:
Messrs. ID. & J. Tallmadge, Gather
and sony of Lancaster, on the l4th ct
April, sent 70 horses, 81 mules, 81 yoke
of oxen, and wagons under the care Of
81 men, overland to California. This
train was not fully made up until it reach
ed St. Joseph, Mo-, May Isl. On the 9th
the train crossed the Missouri, under the
charge of Mr.. James Tallmadge, who
accompanies it to California. Men all
well and the cattle in good condition.
These gentlemen Also sent, via the 18th
mus, 8 coaches, go sets of harness-ma-
king 90 four horse sets-2 buggys, 9gisa,
and 4 drays. The cost of coaches and
freight, from Columbus to San Francisco,
was $7,O0O-cost of the whole, $S5, 900.
This is an enterprise of considerable
magnitude, and we hope the parties will
reap suitable reward.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

- HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of
~ an execution TO me directed issued
out of the Hon. District Court of tho nth
Judicial District, in and for Placer Co1n-
ty, State Of California, on judgment
rendered on the 10Th day of July,
1858, in favor of G. A. Coursen and
against e. Brown for the sum Of $l65O 50
loo debt, with interest on the said sum
of $l65O 5O-100 from the 10Th day Of
July, 1858, at the rate of 8 per cent
per month, together with the sum of
1864 6S-loe costs of suit, have levied
upon and will sell at public sale at the
court house door in the town of Auburn
on Friday the 29th day Of July, 1853
at the hour of 8 O'Clock p m of said day,
all the right, title, interest, and claim of
the said +. Brown in and to the following
described property, ,to-wit: ten mules (1O)
four oxen (4) ten sets of Wagon har-
ness, two Wagons, or so much thereof
as may be sufficient to satisfy said plain
tiffs demand and accruing costs. .a.
S. G. ASTlN, Sheriff, ~
VIM. II. Dillingham;, Deputy
Auburn, July %, 1853.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

- ncIlII - CA1c@.Dy 'rtue VI Nh exe-
~ cution to me directed and issued out Of
the Honorable District Court Of the 1lth Ju-
dicial District, in and fot tho county OF Pla-
Ger, State of California, on Judgment rem
dered on the Goth day ofJuly, a. d 1858, in
iavor of VIM George and against NJ Oaks
Tor the sum of $4,O74 % 100 debt with ins
terest on the said sum Of $4,074 9S-10O from
the Goth day of July A ID 1858, at the rate of
ten per cent per annum, together with the
sum Of 1884 90 100 costs Of suit, have levied
upon and will sell at the Court House door ii;
the town of Auburn, Placer county, State
aforesaid, on Saturday the l3h day Of August
next, between the hours of 9 NJ and o'clock
NJ of said day, all the right, title, interest
and claim of said Oaks in and to certain
ranch lying and being situated on the Sacra-
mento and Auburn road, and in the county
and state aforesaid and known as the "Oaks
Ranch" or "Niner's Retreat" consisting Of
one hundred and sixty acres of land more or
less, together with large framed dwelling
house thereon, stables and all other out
house thereon or thereto belonging, all i'm
provements made thereon, one lot Of farming
utensils, and also lot of house furniture and
bar fixtures, or so much thereof as will be
sufficient to satisfy said plaintiffs demand and
all costs now due or to become due.
s. @. ASTIN, Sheriff.
BY VIM. H. Dillingham;, Deputy.
Aubrn July 22nd, 1858 st
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dor SALE.---The undersigned ~

l. wishing to sell his interest in the .:lA
"Mountain House" ranch-which is one-half
OF everything on the ranch. The ranch con-
tains 800 acres of good land, 100 Of which is
under fence; 70 acres is good tillable ground,
acres is inolosed in a fine garden; 7 acres of
barley cut, and tons of hay in the barn and
stack; pair of good horses. . mares, one has
young colt, COW and calf, 25 head of hogs.
and 200 chickens. The ranch has one of the
best springs on it in the country. The place
is situated Ia miles above Auburn and 5miles
below lllinoistown, and is also on the road
that leads from Yankee Jims to Grass Valley.
l mile from Bear river. Any person wishing
to purchase can get . bargain, as my partner
might be induced to sell his interest. The
ranch will be sold with or without the stock.
jyl6 2wpd s. w. SHEPARD.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

LOLA MoNTEz IN MARYsvILLE.--By
last nights boat we learn that the divine
Lola created no little excitement in Ma
rysvlle on Saturday night; and wound
up the performance with general 'muss
We have not been able to gather the par
ticuIars, further than that after the con-
cert, she had a quarrel and fight with her
husband, which resulted in his leaving the
hotel in rather hurried manner. The
peculiar circumstances under which the
difficulty occurred caused great excite
ment and much feeling among the citizens
Of Marysville, and have determined them
not to patronize Lola in future. Miska
Hauser, the violinist, reached here last
night, having Withdrawn from the compa-
ny. We are anxious to hear what sapolo-
gy' will be given in this sc.--Statc Jour
nal
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

ENORMOUS INCREASE oE BANK CApi-
TAt.-The Bostor' correspondent OF the
San Francisco Wing, says:
The General Co1re-5uch is the legal
title of our legislature-has at length dis
persed, after one of the longest sessions
on record. 1t has passed good many
laws, and among them is one not little
interesting to Californiaus, who have so
close monetary connection with this
quarter. This is the grant of capital to
newly created and old banks, to the amount
of ten millions and half dollars. This
should open the eyes, ears and understand
ing of our capitalists, for it is fraught with
disastrous omens. No doubt an increase
of bank capital was demanded by the ma
tural wants of a rapidly extending popu-
lation and business, but not, surely, TO
such an amount at a single leap. Pre-
cisely in this manner did our Legislature
pave the way to the terrible times of 'S6.
The ease with which bank notes andl rag
money could be obtained stimulated enter
prise to rashness, and put wild speculative
schemes into the heads of men who would
otherwise have been staid quiet operators.
We cannot help putting this and this to-
gather; and we feel assured that if those
concerned in the management of your
banks are not very cautious, the hasty le-
gisIation that has created so much capital
at leap, will work much disaster to our
monetary affairs.
An increase of $IO, 500, 900 Of bank ca
pital in the old staid State of Massachu-
setts is truly alarming. The demands OF
legitimate commerce and business could
not possibly require such an increase O
bank capital and consequent increase o
bank circulation. 1t is significant of com
ing events-is one of the shadows cast he
fore. Other States less conservative hav,
made extravagant issues ofbonds for bank
ing and railroad purposes during the pas
year, and if there is not good time com
ing in the way of smashing business
both on the Pacific and Atlantic side, ther
we have mistaken the signs of the times
Some months sincewe expressed our view.
of the prospect before us, and we have
seen nothing since which has in the leas
tended to change those views, but on the
contrary much to confirm them.-Sac
Union.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
CTArE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF

~ la OF CALlFOhNlA, COUNIl Of
~ PLACER To all whom it may concern:
The undersigned intend to organize joint
stock company, for the construction of q turn.
pike road in the said county and state; said
road commencing at tire Junction Ranch, in
Township No. 8, on the public road leading
from the town of Auburn to Illnoistown in
said county, being about three miles in a
northerly direction from Auburn, and run
ming thence in an easterly direction across
the North Fork of the American Hvier, on to
the divide, between the North and Middle
Forks of the american river and uniting with
and terminating at the road leading from the
town of Yankee Jim's in said county to Muir
derers Bar on the Middle Fork Of the Ameri-
can river, and about one half way between
the Grizzly Bear House Of said divide and
said Murderers Bar. Said road being about
eight miles from said Junction Ranch to it's
said termination, and n meeting Of said stock
holders will be held ct the town Of Auburn
on the 3rd day Of August, 1885, for the pur-
pose of etfccting an organization of such COM
pany.
K. N. Snowden.
Wm. +. Britain.
Henry Hubbard.
BENZ. Z. Allen.
Joseph Ferris.
@. o Fling
n. L. Beamer'
s. B. Woodn:
A. Bronx.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

DOSTERS Quartz Certificates, Cards
L &C., neatly yprinted at the Office cfthe
Placer Herald
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

FROM CAPT LOVES RANGERs.-Capt,
Conner, who arrived IN town Friday saws
the San Joaquin Republican, from Mari
poso, in search of one of Joaquin's late
gang, who killed Mr.. Welch at San Jose.
informs us that the company of Rangers
are at present on the other side of the
coast range of mountains in search of a
band Of robbers.
The company have done good service
in Mariposa county. When they entered
upon their duties not night passed when
some house was not broken open, some
animal stolen, or some other robbery COM
mltted, while during the last three weeks
not an act of the kind has been heard of.
All honor, then to Capt. Loves Rangers,
and his brave band The company will
do much in Mariposa county for the com
mon good.
We also learn that man was killed
at Orinitis, on Monday. 1t appears that
one named White and his partner, who
owned mining claim, had quarrel on
the day in question; dispute arose, and
White shot his partner dead on the spot.
He Immediately gave himself up to the
authorities,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
heriff's SaIe--By virtue Of an exc

Auburn, July 23rd, 1858.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23

ATTEMpT TO PoIsoN---A most villain
Gus attempt was made on Saturday eve
ming last, to poison the keeper Of the pri-
son brig and the guard on the vessel. At
supper it was remarked that the coffee
had very bitter taste, and in short time
all who partook Of it felt dizziness in
the head and a sickness at the stomach.
Capt. Mcdonald, the first one affected,
proceeded at once to the Office of DR.. Nc
Donald, who Immediately administered
active emetics and relieved the Captain.
The others, four in number, were treated
by DR.. Taylor, and we are pleased to
learn they are now doing well. By inves-
tigaton it turns out that one of the priso-
ners, after the coffee was prepared for
supper, poured into it large portion Of
,nu. piIinc, nUu tne Size or the vial, II is
supposed there was not less than a dram.
There is but little doubt that several Of
the most depraved of the prisoners were
the parties who concocted the scheme
Their object was to poison the Captain
and the guard and thereby be able to effect
their escape. The guilty ones have all
been detected, and are closely confined,
except the person who furnished the NOR
phne to the prisoner. He is still at large,
but is well known, and will doubtless be
arrested to-day.
On yesterday thorough search Of the
apartments of the prisoners was made,
and in one of them was found two NOR
phine walls, and quantity of morphine
wrapped in paper. Several of the pri-
5oners were questioned separately, and
confessions made. IL was also confessed
that similar attempt was TO have been
made some time previous, but was delayed
In this conspiracy there are eight or ten of
the prisoners implicated ,and from circum-
stances can be shown to be guilty of par
ticipation in the crime.-IState Journal.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-23
European Intelligence.


brings dates to June 4th, three days later
from Europe. She arrived on the 18th.
The difference between the United
States and the Pacha of Egypt have been
arranged.
Vanderbilt writes home from South
ampton, that his steam yacht made in one
part of the voyage S44 miles IN "a hours,
the greatest time ever made Oh the Euro
pean voyage.
The London papers are filed with the
account of the gigantic steam yacht North
Star, Com. Vanderbilt. Minute descrip-
tions of this magnificent pleasure trip are
given by the Daily News and the London
Times. 1t is admitted in England that
nothing has ever eGualled it.
In Switzerland, Gen. Duforn being Of
fered the command Of the continental
armies of Switzerland, telegraphed to
Louis Napolean for permission.
Diplomatists are beginning to compare
the Naval of Russia with the combined
forces of France and England.
Messelrode is in Constantinople, and
the Turks arc preparing for war with the
utmost speed. The preparations of Rus