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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-17
NOTICES.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY!
The Celebrated NADAmE CAPRELL,

TNHE Mysterious Lady, or the Natural Astrologst,
4 respectfully informs the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that after pactcing Cite Towas
in the Union, where she has given perfect satisfaction
TO all who nave consulted her in relation the PAST.
PRESENT, and FUTURE, she has been induced by
many to visit this place, for which purpose she has
gagged d suite OF Rooms al the AMERICAN HOUSE,
where all persons viii be conducted her. She will
swer any questions relating 10 Sickness, Business,
Marriage, ABSENT Friends, &c, &c and will describe
the future partners well if she had been acquain-
ed with them during her life time She that she
advertises nothing but what she can do and pledges
her word to give satisfaction to all who wish TO be
quainted with the past, pr sent, and future
She was born with this wonderful gitt of revealing
the desnies of Man, and she has revealed mysteries
that no mortal knew. NJ Madame e. pIescribes medi.
cine for all diseases Price, so cents.
Worcester, March 9, 1853 diff
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FEs UIT TREES, &c.
The Worcester Nursery

sysysSSs The Worcester Nursery
NJ Is now well stocked with large vari-
sEN4S$ ETY. of the best sorts of A pples, Pears,
v" ~" Plans, Cherries, Peaches, Alrcots,
--surSA~- Nectarlnes, ounces, English GoOseber-
ries, Choice Strawberries, Dutch CurTants Antwerp
and other Raspberres, Grape Vines, sc.
Ut This Nursery Is one Of the largest in Massnchu-
sets, and the collection Of Fruit cultivated in it, embra
nearly all the varieties of established reputaonj and
the Proprietor Is constantly adding such kinds pos
sess superior excellence, and are worthy of cultivation
In this climate.
9oy- The collection of STANDARD and DWARF
PEAR TREESis extensive, aud includes all the best
varieties now much cultivated.
ALs0,-a great variety of
Ornamental Trees and shrubs,
Balsam FRS, Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens
Scotch Larch European Mountain Ash, Horse Chest
nuts Weeping Willows, Linden and Tulip Trees Honey
sucGes and most other varieties suitable for this lat
itude aud esteemed for their heanty.
arArbor Vitw, Buck Thorn, Priyet, &c, for hedges
A fine co lection OF Roses, Peones, Dahlies, Border
Flowers, &C., &C.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb, or Pie Plant &c.
Garden aud Flower Seeds, In great variety.
BUDS and SClON5 Of large variety OF Choice
Fruit can also be furnished. Also, GRATING WAN
OF superior quality
rTEARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS,
suitable foi tranaplanting
NJ The largest portion of the Nursery Il now located
on ouhbridge street, short distance below the juno
ton Rail Road Station, whore Trees &c., can be had,
az they also can nj the old place on Main street.
CATALOGUES furnished TO all who apply. Orders
pronpy attended TO- and Trees &cpacked TO go safe
iy any distance. SAMUEL II. COTTON,
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NOTICE.
Alexander Putnam

.wwo,t, - AIUAdNUtT TuLudfm
NTOObD give notice that he continues the AfIC
w IiON AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the
on stand OF Hood et Putnam, No. las Main street
where nc VIII be happy 20 receive COMMITMENTS OF all
OF property, for Auction private sale.
A.. r will attend to sales of Real Estate, or Personal
Property.
n u. Cash paid for secondhand Furniture
Furniture, Trunks, valses, Dry and Fancy Goods,
SC, at private sale, low for Cush
Worcester, Feb. &c, 1858. dtns
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Something New.

MIR. l.. BABBITT, No. Pper's Block, would re-
WI specially inform the inhabitants at Worcester and
vicinity that II Z will take Dagueueotypes for so
Mr.. B. has process for taking ikenesses, by which
good one be had for the small of fifty cents, and
it is cheap
All who favor him with a sitting for likeness, will
be able to confirm the above statement. Satisfaction
is guaranteed in all cases. Every customer can see the
whole process by which the picture taken and have
it explained To them clearly.
The above Is no humbug Call and see for yourselves
maril diff
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Brocade Silks.

I ABIES will find assortment of rich Brocade
IL Dress Siiks, AT BRYAN1'S, that for brauly cam
not he e1ceIled The styles entirely new and the
first over shown, of the kind, in this city.
Also, some elegant Black Brocade silks very rich
marll dl2lis GEO. p. BRYANT
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am the full dressed man! Macua5 hires me
TO stand all day, sentinel at his door,
And bid each gent and hdy " no admfes re,
To buy, like me, theT rauncnt at his store.
| am standing proof Of thai cid ad4ge
That Ills the tailor that doth make the man.
Macallar's the Prometheus. Who, from cabbage,
Has dressed me up 20 ! ad the real bon ION.
And if OF me, this peerless Yankee tailor
Has made a prince, ~ hat ould he make Of thee
Thou farmer, lawyer, gent. mechanic, sailor,
Who can't begin TO show your coat with me
He'd make you lock like Paris, or Hyperion
So come aHd bny yonr wardrobe for the Spdng
am The well dressed man, the true criterion
By which 10 fit useli with every thing
The zephyr shirt, the Lola Montez collar,
The Dorsey vest, the Br0nme coat arr here;
Partisan pants Of every make and cOldr,
And kerchies, cps, cloaks, gloves that Kings might
wear.
Come then We members ofihe human family
The largest. nohlest family that know
And our MaCnlsr Will you suit dvinely,
With clothes like nine, srd charge You very low.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
27l Pipey'S B1och Main Street, Worcester.
Sign of the 'fFuII Dressed Man"
febll dawu
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To Rent.

a PlECE of LAND, situated at the intersection of
"A Plymouth street, and Providence and Worcester
ana Western Railroads.
II is well Iorated for q lumber Or Wood Yard, having
been used for Lumber BUSINESS
Inquire of l. r. BARBOUR JR.
al Plymouth street Coal Yard, or 2O7 Main street.
mars isdtEw2t
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Berape De- I.aines

Befage De LANES.
I01 PIECES new styles French Reragr De aines
aON open new at the Hive" The goods are
very seutec New York styls, and in small figures
mar Il az GEO. p. BRYANT.
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House for Sale.
BUILDINGS RamovAd.
FOIL ID.

ON PIE SAINT street, Ta,nick Tayerna few pairs
" of Cowh'de Boot uppers, which tie owner can
have by calling at No. 10 Hanover street., and paying
tor This adHertisemeni. marie d3t j. B. FUI LER.
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TO LET.

d OOMs in the '' Stone Block" Front street, well
4 adapted for any Manufacturing business
Inquire of THEO. E. SrUDLEY,
iehl9 DIFF corner ofGreena and Temple streets.
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DRY GOODS. &c;

DRY GOODS, &c:
Double Width Curtain Damask,
IN Blue, and Crimson--a very snpe. ior quality of
Goods, bought cheap and will he Sold cheap
marll DIFF GEO. P. BRYANT.
Chally Barages.
COME very choice st, les of he above now IN Store
- Gail and sec them, Ladies
msrll diff GEO p. BRYANT
Marie Lousie Blue,
DEA Green, Ashes Of Roses, ard d ab plain single
L colored Dress silks. These VERY Fashionable
Goods an be found at the Rive IN heavy tioods.
maril DIFF GEO. T. BRYANT.
Black Silks
A VERY superior quality of yard wide soft finish
"A black SILK selling by the subscriber for One Dol
marll dG2,is
BeEage De LANES.
ION PIECES new STYLES French Berage De LANES
AOO Openi new at the Hive . HE goods Hre
Very seiteei, New York styts, and IN small figures.
mar Il az GEO. p. BRYANT
Brocade Silks.
I ABIES will find new assortment of rich Brocade
J. Dress SILKS, at BRYANI'S, that for branIy can
he eIceIed The styles are entirely new and the
first over shown, of the kind in this city
Also, some elegant Black Brocade silks, very rich
- - Ni-'iS NASC' = bhi AN
FOR rs CENTS
Ladies Embroidered French Linen HanaEerchfs.
ID ECEIvED flom Auction at the = Hive, They
HI are slightly soied, and sold IS per cent under
price Also large Invnce OF plain and printed Linen
handkercheis from the SALE offered for 50 cents
worth rs cents
marll dl2hs GEO. P. BRYANT
25 Cent FLANNELS,
FOR ONE SHILLING PER YARD!
1000 YARDS OF the above Goods for sale at the
LAjN'R live in pieces of from TO wards.
Thee are another arrival. of the cheap Flame of
which 50 mary sold in the q Hive" during the
month CT Jan1aIe last.
lnerll dl2.is GEO. P BRYANT.
FOR 8 10 CENTS!
10 PIECES Scotch Ginghaps, selling at the above
9,ts ioN IL R5f''' Ay. THOMPSON & cos.
English Prints.
100 PIECES of English Prints, inst opened canal
AONJ ~ as handsome as French Tor IL cents yard.
MARI Htl A. Y THOMPSON n co.
For Ten Cents Per Yard.
% Pr CEs Spring style De LANES, fine Clu,bs
~ from Auction, worth one shilling just opened at
MARI DIT Y. THOMPSON q cos
Check and Stripe Cambrics.
m PIECES ofthe above Goods just received-pri-
~ ces from l2i to Al cents yard.
mars dti A.Y. THOMPSON & co.
For Two Shillings Pair,
ION prs. Odds and Ends oil quality # Black
lOy and COloGed Kid Gloves. Usual prIce, 75c.
mars DIFF A. Y. THOMSON & co,
Fer Twelve and Half Cents.
gTHE best Linen Handkerchief for III money youev.
i err saw
Also, rs dozen at 81 cents.
ma,3 DIFF A.Y. THOMPSON & co.
Straw Cord Wanted.
100 600 YARDS !I'I5 j.. straw Cord wanted for
AOOs OOO which the highest price VIII be paid
ny A. Y THOMPSON q CO.
mars diff
New and Beautiful Styles
Spring ID Il LAglS ES.
7 TPWARDS of50O different styles Of the above Goods
X in sInaD neat figures, just received
mans DIT A. Y. THOMPSON & cos.
Wooden Shawls, Lyonese Cloths.
and ALPACCAS!
4 LARGE Stock the above Goods closing out at
IA less than cost, to make room for Spring Goods
A, Y. THOMPSON 4 Co.
MIRO du opposite Central HOtel.
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TenementS to Let.
Ia TWO good and convenient Tenements, with
ii# large Gardens, situated about 81 miles from the
city, will be rented low, to cool tenants APP
ply at this Gliee. feb23 dtNl5*
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For Sale or Exchange Livery Property
IN FIRST RATE HORSES,
~ HACK,
3CARRYALLs,
1CHAfsEB,
3 TOP BUGGlES.
aBUGGY WAGONS,
aSLEIGlIs,
10 SINGLE HARNESSES,
4sETr DOUBLE do.
BLANKETS, SURCINGLES, sc.
Inquire at the Livery Stable, in Front street.
niar8 dawistf Il. sOUTHWTCK.
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1O0 BBLS. and Cases OF Glue In Store and for sale
AOO BY. @. s. a. A. J. HOWE,
Jan2o dtf Wcr. Bank Block.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
HAYES G. LINDALL.
jewelers..


Fire Proof Store, Clay Street, Jelov
Kearny, San francisco.
HAVE just received an entire new
i Estock of Diamonds, Jewelry of all de-
scriptions, fine Duplex and Lever Watch.
es, in heavy California gold cases, of Da.
vid Taylor, M. |. Tobias & Co., Morris
Tobias, Stuart, Scovill s. Johnson's make
ladies' watches, in plain and enamelIed
cases; ladies' chattelaines and EARRINGS.
gents guard, vest and fob chains; seals
keys, finger rings, etc., etc., in great va.
riety.
This assortment of Jewelry is of ibe
latest patterns and best quality. Anex.
animation of this stock is respectfully 50.
licted, both by admirers of rich and hand
some articles of jewelry, and those wish
ing to purchase.
G8 Our ChrOnometer and WatchDe.
partment is under the charge of w. E.
Lindall, who is well known as a superior
workman in all branches of Chronomstsr
and Watch making and repairing.
Chronomsters rated by transit obserya-
tions, and correctrates guaranteed.
We are also prepared to mannfac,urs
to order on the premises, any article of
jeweIry from California gold, to suit any
fancy. sll-tf
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
j. w. Tucker.

MANUFACTURING Jeweler, and
1I wholesale and retail dealer in Dia-
monds, Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Silver-plated Ware, SC. Sc, Mont
gomery street, one door north of Sacra-
mento, San Francisco, keeps constantly
on hand and is receiving by every steamer
FINE WATCHES, Of every kind and
make.
DIAMOND Work in great variety
amongst which are some of the largest in
the country.
Gold charms, keys, seals, rings, Thin
bfes, earrings, lockets, chains, and every
description of jewelry.
SILVER WARE, comprising communion
sets, silver pitchers, cups, spoons, napkin
rings, SC. &C., which he is selling at .bs
lowest rates.
Chronometers rated, watches carefully
cleaned and repaired, and all business
pertaining to the line attended to.
Country orders punctually attended to
Prices and goods guaranteed to suit pur-
chasers. sll-9m
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
At Home Again.
WARREN X CO., present tn,

WARREN Il CO., present their COM
w pliments to their friends and Gus
toners. They are happy to inform them
that they can now be found at their old
stand, ready prepared to furnish newly
arrived stock of Agricultural Implements
and seeds, as will be seen by advertise
ments.
Grateful for past patronage, we prom
lse the patrons of our establishment that
the present season we shall offer the lar
gest stock of goods in our line that can be
found in this country-the largest in guam
tity and best in quality, and if the cult
vators will give us their liberal patronage
as heretofore, we will be prepared at our
next annual show to offer them gold me-
dals instead of silver, if life and health
are spared to us. WARREN s. CO.,
Agricultural and Seed warehouse, st.
near Levee, Sacramento. nov27-tf
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
THEP PROMISED ARRANGEMENT COMPLETED.
WINN AT HOME.

PROMISED ARRANGEMENT COMPLETED.
WINN AT. HOME.
The Fountain Head enlarged and neavty
dressed. Great additions TO The BH
of Fare.
yiHE proprietor of this public and ia
L vorite resort, is pleased to inform MS
thousand friends (upon the Atlantic as
we'll as the golden side of the continent,)
of his safe return, with his family, to the
land of promise, from the old and frozen
regions of the North, and now considers
himself permanently situated in San Fran
cisco-the most lovely and beautiful spot
upon the face of the earth. We would
therefore inform those who have so long
and earnestly entreated him to give them
in addition to his great variety of pastry,
delicious tea and coffee, baked pork and
beans, ham, Sc, "A little more variety OF
the substantials for the inner man; such
as steaks, soups, oysters, buckwheat ana
wishes, and to redeem the pledge he gave
them previous to his leaving for the States,
he has enlarged his saloon to nearly
double its former size, and that every
thing is now ready to satisfy the most
voracous, or delicate appetite, supplied
ing till twelve at night.
The candy business at the counter will
90 on as usual. Wholesale orders from
the country, for candy, cakes and other
fancy filings. Orders forballs, weddings,
fairs, and social parties, executed with
the same punctuality which has been OBJ
served at the Fountain Head since its
foundation in 1949.
To those who have visited this place
but once, and tasted Of the good things
there to be had, he deems it unnecessary
to say more than that every thing about
the concern will be conducted upon the
same principal of neatness, quality and
liberalty which has been so highly ap-
proved of, and which is peculiarly his
own, and to- those who are strangers in
the city, he would say, try for yourselves.
With his troupe of corteous walters,
superior workmen in each branch of his
business, the Captain, (or Col. Pierce, l
should have said, using the title journal
lists have given him, and know no reason
why should not, if merit deserves pro-
motion behind the cOunter-he flatters
himself that matters will be done up to
the entire satisfaction of discriminating
public.
Please bear in mind, Winn's Fountain
Head is IA and ~ Long Wharf. between
Sansome and Battery streets, and that no
other house, in the city or county is con-
nected with it in any way, shape or man.
ner.
We have understood that houses, we
cannot say like, or even similar, for that
would be giving them too much credit.
have been started and by those interested,
claimed to be branches of the Fountain
Head. This stealing his thunder he thinks
is unfair and ungentlemanly, to say the
least of it; be that as it may, he leaves it
to discriminating public to judge.
N. b. No liquors, distilled, or fer
mented, sold on the premises.
go nj. l.. WINN, Proprietor.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08

The Supreme Court of this State has
rendered an important decision in relation
to the validity Of Mexican grants. The
opinion is an able one, and was delivered
by Justice Heyfendelt, in the case of Fan
derslice and Ciarkson vs.. Julien Hanks
This decision greatly affects much of the
landed interest in this State. They have
iIso delivered an opinion, declaring that
J. Caleb Smith, Elk Judge of the Supe-
rior Court, was entitled to his salary as a
Justice Of that Court for three years from
the time he was elected. The Court was
re organized with but one Justice, instead
of three; and at the election held in 1851,
Justice Sateree was elected. The deci-
sion gives Judge Smith salary until
April next, when the term for which he
was elected by the Legislature will expire.
Alta.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
SAN FRANCISCO.
AGENCY.

THE undersigned is the sole agent tor
the transaction of all business con-
nected with the office of the "Placer Her
ald," published at AUBURN, and the "CaIi-
forna Express" published at Marysvlle,
for the city and county of San Francisco.
.As these papers circulate very extensive
Iy throug hout the entire mining, REGION
advertisers will find it to their advantage
to secure a place in the columns of each;
Communications and advertisements VIII
meet with prompt attention if left with
him at his office. advertisements re-
spectfullv solicited. j. F. DAMON,
No. 161 Kearny street, San Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
Four Reasons
Why TUCKER CAN SELL WATCHES
AND JEWELRY CHEAPER


THANANY OTHER HOUSE
IN THE CITY:
1st. | have leased the whole building
that occupy, and the rents receive for
the parts leased out reduce my rent to
very small sum.
Cd. have no partner to divide profits
with, and am therefore enabled to sell
cheaper than if had.
Sd. attend to my own sales, in con-
sequence of which have no clerk to pay,
and this is handsome saving per month.
4th. | have not the expenses to pay of
man in Europe to select my goods, but
receive them through orders from one of
the largest importers in New York; and
the proof that get them tight is that |
am able to sell cheaper than any other
house in the trade in the city.
| most respectfully invite the pnblis n
call and judge for themselves.
j. w. TUCKER,
Montgomery st. near Sacramento,
s1l-3m San Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
Home Presents,

ID ARE and beautiful goods at auction
n When you visit San Francisco, cali
at the great Chinese Sales Room of TO.
BIN s. DUNCAN, Long Wharf, one
door below Sansome street, and examine
their stock of superbly embroidered Chi.
nese Shawls and curiosties. At tbei,
auction sales these beautiful goods can he
purchased at one-fourth of the price tha,
they are selling for in the States. Evey
person returning home takes with him
Chinese Shawl. slI-tf
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08

PETRIFAcTIoN.-C j. w. Bicknell
lately arrived from Yankee Jim's and now
homeward bound, kindly called at our Of
fee yesterday, and exhibited two beauti
ful specimens of petrfied wood, from the
locality of Sarahville, near Volcano, on
the American divide. These specimens
were obtained at the depth of seventy feet
beneath the surface. One was of a JET
black and had very much the appearance
Of Ignite which had subsequently under
gone the process of petrifaction, and was
highly absorbent of water. The other
had passed into high state of cyrstaliza-
ton, and had assumed that form known
to minerologsts as jasper, highly translu-
cent, and having fine pearly and opaline
hue. The original wood was undoubted-
ly madrona, tree that f1ourishes at the
present day in the mountainous districts
of this State. Transcript.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08

MINERS TURNED RAFTsMEN.-The
miners on Rattlesnake and other bars on
the lower North Fork have turned RATS
men and lumber dealers since the flood.
Many of them have secured an immense
fumes above, and disposed of it at very
remunerative prices. This sort of dig
gings, a friend informs the Union, has
paid more to the pan than any claim OF
which he has yet been possessed.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08

STREETS IN STocKroN.-The Journal
says, Main and Ell Dorado streets, in
Stockton, are in horrible condition. -
The mud is full breast deep to horses,
and as they plod their way through it,
they travel with as much precaution as
though each succeeding step would entire
y submerge them. Poor little mules
stand no chance at all
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08

GOOD CHANCES for Gardeners
VI We have several Ranches and excel
lent Lots of ten and twenty acres of excel
lent lands to offer to such persons that
wish to engage in the cultivation of the
soil.
No person need apply that cannot pro-
duce the best evidence of ability and of
character, and none need apply unless they
have actual cash capital to sustain at least
one-half the outlay. To such persons a
liberal chance will be given Immediately
Application to be made only between the
hours of 8 and p. NJ WARREN & Go.
nov27-1mo Agricultural warehouse.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
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VARIETIES.

The BOUNDARY COMMISSION .-Senor
Salazar Jlarregue, chief of the Commits
sion to run the boundary between the
United States and Mexico, writes from
Paso del Norte under date of Nov. 1; an
nouncing the dissolution of the Commits
sion, for want of funds to support it.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
VERPLANK & MCMULLIN,
Commission Merchants.

4 ND general dealers in Groceries, Pro-
IA visions and Liquors., fire proof brick
store, Central Whaaf, (between Mont
gomery and Leidsdorff Streets San Fran
cisco, Cal. s5-All orders from the coun-
try will be executed with the strictest
attention and despatch, and guaranteed
sill m
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08

We have three theatres at present, all
apparently fourishing. AT the American,
Mr.. James Stark is giving tragic delinea-
tions; at the Adelphi, Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
are still managing that establishment, and
the San Francisco Theatre has recently
been opened by Mr.. j. B. Booth, lady and
Chapman family.
Miss Catharine Hayes has given twelve
concerts in this city, with great success.
Her last concerts have been given in San
Francisco Hall.
We have dates from Oregon to Dec.
4th. There was much ice running in the
Columbia river, and the barque Ocean
Bird and brig Hodgdon were frozen in
near the mouth. The Legislature were
in session, but were doing nothing of i'm
portance. The message of the Governor
had been voted out of the Legislature by
a majority of two votes.
Our dates from China are to Oct. 91st,
and from the Sandwich Islands to Dec.
4th. The news is not of much import
ance, though interessing.-.aHa.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08

A contract has been made by the Com
mon Council with Mr.. J. B. NJ Crooks
to light the city within thirty days. The
Donahues gas contracI goes iuto opera-
ton,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
Southern Hotel,

J STREET, SACRAMENTO CITY.
NAPT. PERSLY AND LADY, late of
" Lexington, Mo-, having taken charge
of the Southern Hotel and re-ftted it in
splendid style. Their table and bar will
be furnished with the best the market af-
fords. Charges reasonable-the travel
ing community are requested to call and
see for themselves. O29-mV
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-01-08
HObe s. Weihe.

HHVNC - VVCAHHC9
:" HOLESALE and retail dealers ID
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Meerchaunl
and Clay Pipes, &c.. No. 16l Kearney
street, San Francisco.
All orders from the country promptly
and faithfully attended to. sll-u