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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24
To Mariners.
pEnrcrryG TIE LIGHTHOUSE RECENTLY ERECTED


RESTRICTING TIE LIGHT. ERECTED sAvTO
BRGTrs. CoSsULATE SAsrO DOMINGO Sent s.
Ny LORDS bad the honor OF ncosn TO your lorh the
I'd Notice Mariners c0nveyin information
ecng the snio Domingo Lighthouse STATE in that
other details
1.-THE nno reaecors class
tn Of Mssr Asot Brothers Rochester ia the State
Eeviork and be with clear atmosphere in IS
% miles"
Since this written the Dominican Government directed
that Gully s and sometimes only refecos sha be lighted
which greatly ssens the and distance which the Light
be ols.red.
Is The may from IL 90 al.
otseirs the sh much from the
than they reality beg ordshp viii the following
change to le made 10 the notice, namely
Tie fixed Lite hight finally Of nine refecto Of the
the Stse Of and might be with clear Atmosphere
all these refecors properly lighted distance Of from 70
miles the Dominican recently given
orders tia, only six and sometimes only four Tehec0 shall be
Ughted By which lis eject greatly esened distance which
be does probably srnount 10 II English miles
shIs i'll perhaps consider e1peee1t mak likewise this
known ROBERT II. SCHONBURGK.
The Lords Of the Committee OF the Pryy Council Trade
IEreesbly former notice Eel Trap sholp ghtvesse
FhtT Island sound c. from her the 2th
Of the buoy o0p smack placed
Saturday for the few DAYS the hshtvess will b. under
going repairs The soop will show light a. her masthead and
have snail fogben
IMPORTANT SlyIc1Toas
A,empoTry change has been made the Illuminating sppaats
LEhthOuse The particular attention % all
setting the In s vicinity 10 respectfully called TO IT, with
Asrey with the crmer hslt to 1hh Office LUDLOW CASE
OIL A. hird
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TTHE NEW.YORK CENTRAL RAILROAp %

n -ikEAsVsES's OFFfcE. Albany, pct lSA ~ coyiira
scckorr pursuant the acn ssEgonent % r,s
for delivery On he Sh inst
For he Tnrpoae Of facilitating tho arrangements q tie ca,x,,
n he settlement o. the al TO- desrence such e. III
ske this ofce from itr xth .t.,
neluve, &c thss sockholder Who elect 20 pay ffsns
ceive cert ca-es for an auonrt
The eerfcstss prepared arr u,oas r-.->s.
H. Of thoas-rd and ~ five hundrCi dollars ANY sochs
rlsd GO amount which cuoot b. folly liindaed By hs~ n
rounsoDs paying the dl between the scticas pan
which NJ entitled and Eve hundred dollars l~h-ther soeA h
0ns te under handred and 6y dollar
ss al six per cent from The h day Of May las ten rhA
addous certificate FOR a. udrei dollars uut he sh,
Issued shall equal the amount he pad Cor laiss
Of the allowances 81 All the s.ockholles viii n bsr
81 t oce and 81 the transfer of cs the Banking House. p
can Sd mana Co, newborn aad lhayer Br''ser bx
ANY rockhod der wishing pay any fraction shove mcat
may remit The anouni 20 the unt signed by drs Now fok
Hous shove mentioned with ne PhenX Bank Newly orb ani H.
ward the certificates Of deposit this ohce. Stockholders
those O. n company e'oo tier dcbt certnel viii b e>i
As the latter payable ~ bcr they viii Be delivered ~
rara entitled % them only n tAer order In w
r which latfr purrose aiofm % sahiantAy the follow ne ~
ectI h recommended
leu arc hereby sni horitsd 20 deiyerto ais gis
the delft ,erfes the allow for differences which
entitled under the consolidation under which
Company organzsd dated the Eth day Of MAY last
holder n OF the companies tern named and 70
Tho q the Buffalo snd Rochester Railroad COnrny
having given ~ guarantee against the debts and a
Company required BY the consolidation agreement
he the allowed
this guarantee viii coufdc ufly believed b @
soch e thar road paying Factions above referred to w
TIE stock IN this has been registered this 0ce and
New York and oson secordns the hes, nrnaton In he
session c III, Office ~ % the rsnce Of stockholders derived fas
ciray ton lie books OF the Old companies
On their debt cerfes stockholders are desired eas1
s the Offices they wish their stock 20 be reg<tsred that M
present ssify may, If necessity be corrected ,, 81
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9sTs
These Bonds DELAY
Cincnuaffi Hamilton which coarss
a contraction and for sddc nal equipments and depot facilities
The eiirronay d baness the
meeting Totd Hske second track for safety snd Dispatch
luf@y the increased which
will nply the sockholders for The e1p@ndrrre
The Eosd operation Oct 1881 t which
the PfssrEer Tsins and Freight rent the
Plfsen ger Trains and three Freight Trains -
Thus the Of The Road
made the original bscbes have been Paid 70 The
ders IN cash ccenes three Of which have
esees Pyn per cent nts 10 cash during the Of
the Reed Tbs policy Offering from that pu By most ROas
leaves ether node for Accomplishing tie work proDosd tan
further Of bonds
The ssEr nearly al ocs ofthe years ending 90 the
Sth nit show tie recefy Of second track tie rspd
Of busre and the prospect that nearly
The se ratio They oOw read % miles
Year ending SEPT a. 4 81
Year endrg SEPT % 1883 .,............. 4l2Iss n
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BY saaay Hoo. Prtat.ns TsIesrsPA.l

A. the outua Az to-nd vessels have 1ole
Cle chip ODE brE srl.l q the Erhands
ard one hriF SO snchcr OF the Hoos, al tcund u.
y - lint ". and AiLsr cleGr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

PHDADELPHlA Oct zS-Arres- Bsrt..earles L Lex Hsr-
ger Port Prince nTEess FORD GLASGOW Mlrs5u
blt Ftsirort Chester. Wea,on Ssplss Eastoort. E
kas win Ncntsc1erT Ncv-B BEDFORD Is1e Pats Boston.
c. Pcok Boston; Jenny Li7d Gikey Wsrehsu Rsnbo
ErlefsE Portsmouth " r.. Charles Height StDpFa Bosioa
Irdy Of he Boston hr ncrese Bradley Freier-
ctlrr- Va Morris Chester Cosou Boston Een Nakka Bos
JOIN Eiev NeGco-t. Nwiavn Lawrcnc Johuon
land Frn Richmond Lyon. Casnsr Brdxepsu
Crowe Bostcn Brey Bfy Bcsoa FLORIDA Kelly 311-
CoPa Sears Boscu; Cora, Brown, Boon Sea Flower,
Field HAitinore
Cad Steamships City Of York Matthew'S Boston Dsl.-
Clsrk Sewfcrk brigs Chs Height simpson
MIA Fuller dof cs j. befrsft Cobb do Chesapeake. Bar
New Haven PoWhatan Pekeer. NeVlork A Hs-kso-
her Stubs Bo"or Firm sme-' Fall Rivers Expedite Racket
Providence; l. srurteyant. toon. Cambridge Aos
Conon Boston Am Pcsere Dukes AeYtadrs Sarah Matilda
Chtuey susoT has Whitney umar Rehmond sarah Crs-
rleT, FalEeulurz. NeWIoT
by Telegraph.
BOSTON. Oc 81 ship Medora Sumsa Bgens VISTA Cal;
tsTk Ten B Greenock san Pirtr srdl Lezhon
bfiss Panans. Para; 7 MON Bsliimore
AZ Pa da,e brk Of he Wsf IN New York dchirg
irg Sd I'm DO ds'e brig Elizabeth Ptts for SeEY3rk.
hFN ORLEANS Oct -l-Arr. clip scrimp0re, Boston
CHARLESTON. Oct 2o-The United States mail rearshp
ron Capt r. Adams from NewYork arrived here a; o'clock
this
PROVIDENCE, Oct 22-Arr bark Paroi Dow Mlse. Ian
xbsE july ard 81 H. Sept TO- On Oct 6 lar b g. lon 81
g. ezehsused signals with tng Pru.ma
An s Helena sept ships Medora Lord from Srnatra for
Boston Cphels q Boston Mason from Calcutta for London Alb
josiah Quincy, l. udlcott from Calcutta for Boston.
kEN-ORLEANs Oct. 2i-Arr. ship serauporl, Boston
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TIE rr - srsaess o. te Road ard ts future p2ee tli
the that BESIDES Isyrz dvdeads Of
ind viii sae1 suceuf 70 dis
etaTre the Liabilities tOnd rhey beoe
vch. reference the ilrd aye vii
b 70 Be tLe policy q the COMPANY.
The Fctcn occrried BY me Cincinnati; Hamilton sd D.voo
ecuI = % nile IN r gh taouzh la DoDuoss sad
nj Naey q The Great ~ arr
tErz IuTosfs aburds1t The ea- Feature Of Road
lccel aYe and rsc which errsd
tie faes furnished. average of
pssssrsers esnsd daily LOO ,hreeoars
Of h-s1 TcssnzHF fozr op-r.0u
zee h a Dsyon 80 a. Hiu-ton viii ~ieh arrangs
menis I1sc been ~ pez-Ln.
row 2 ccurse a construction vii tbs
HsLion Czrise lzo Dayton sa-ce vii show
the r-l1e AID frGn the
vii = eeus 70 his Reed Wide a. The tine yin b
cccupy -lYcrstle f1s Ar s.re bngncns
seasd rofes fr feo II fe Bends VIII = received the
SEcs q the Company in Clncianat ard ~ JOSEPH VAR
NJ u Esl- Director TIE - Liherry New
ivhers further Fnsfcs lad e h q CHARLES
J. sIEDMAS Ia mil the st day Of Nov elgi1k No Ia VII
T. erfefta-rsa, unless if sls.l exceed p FER cent
fsyEeu, for TIE Beds b .2s % taenia q onsbrs
sfh ard tn nsIesr az % lys he whole may paid
q cIs t--e q tsFt SUI iLs ps.fslser
Cicebs.ti Oct 10 iSsz
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Tie sesrEhp Achlts LevlEaa rr-cried th
The q The sap Wes-ea World >1an ass Oh
Lors Branch LAT E.st a sunset VII probably s the city
4 f-c-uirg
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so.s re- e-5rT Er7ssreed heavy EsFs-y raes =. ss
B1s " A-s-rors T-s -r-oa q Is "a. e W An
T-ir IL i5rl n-y Esrf.r p s.b 70 Hua..- Co
.ren1n a1--hle al
rs Fsiifr Co ~ ns-- ~ o. = poke 81 AK
.a.sil &C. 10 Js---c cr .sevFr-x
sctr Er.rr- rrz- Daniel H-s1Fe Bremen - Is n bllst
rrf - @ f1~s-f-ad- Sc1r-rr---r
Sct- usr lie TUE R krucrd O. fclr p pir-sl-
SIR Eaiiy JoLnon. Dssosssy, Baltimore d lse % Jsaoa
sshr Trsak MeMath yoroa d. Isa.s s..rr csasnaa
sehr Arr.se vos Ns1l.a-ia d, saur Sierra ceAr
sch1 yirrria Price ChAss As1srdra
sclr ulAy, lsrl headls!, syinfy, Z 2 Is eoa 70 z
s3hr T1bes tsf BrooAA.4enl Taae Csle q Is ks
TtEtl sgt = Tag = p FPcke Yfai-E Ark He- Of ss~- 5ss
halirs SIP Cts5 suif " Besfra cruise. 81 ,s4
scar AtlAia Nelpcn 4rssesccia o. ,1n &c 20 r. Pos
lsk N - James Fouflrl u CEadA los
SAILED Ceden C;y clipper Csnlfed sr FrAaeseo
Fc-rsf CIV Lnen for NsrOrl-as Caroline
Bren Strckef Bremen Bristol, Pat
Laura Ha or C.lenas; bs Emily, DAVIS. r ChA-lesso1
loTh- fBrl Noru1a T JerEsy HsEeoE, y ? Eleanor lBr
FcE-s- fr 81 Jusr. Nc
Yen oHEsIt-eshi7 Lacy Thompson Tsndieton, or Lv
erPooL
BELow-Bris Hope from Ae1Alaria .l.o shps ard Itrs
wISD-Sunset, " NV.
Tie ssrnlhp Achles Levs,1aa rrrsd tht went %
The O. The sap WeseTa Void. >qan
Lors Branch lat Eistt 81 sunset VII probably a-s the sy
iLa ucruins
BY SANDY Hook Printing Telegr-phl
TnE HIGHLANDS. Oct. -3-SE16ovz.
A. The outward lorHd vessels have soae 20 SEA 1890
CLe chip n fe OF bra l.l u The Hshandz
ard one hriE SO snchcr OF the H0ok, al tculd il.
: a ft n is tas " .na -e.Asr clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24
OFFicE PoroS,c CoPPER COMPANY I
No. IS Insurance Buildings N. Y, Oct. n. 1883. s
4 IL Persons holding Stock in the Potomac Copper

IA Company BY asnmens requested to surrender aeh
the 1h that the stock BE- placed 70 their
tie dividend be awarded the lst OF
Der Books Of the Potomac Copper Company
om md after the 18th inst the lt November By
order Of the Board LYMAN w GILBERT Secretary
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financial.

THE WILLIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner 4h and south 3ds-From and after the s Of Noyem.
Der this suon will be opeu for bushes EVERY AFTERNOON
from 10 o'clock WILLIAM WALL. President
ssk t9RsE,i Rlc RRIacs {yee.Presileu:s
Isaac HEsDERsoS, Secretary
TR,ssFER OFFICE NEwJERsEY ZrSc Co Oct. p 1853
NOTICE.-An Election Of Three Directors OF this
~ Comrny areesbly charter will BE- held the Companys
Norks Newark TUESDAY the November between the
honrs Of l. o'clock NJ and I = NJ
book will be closed from the 18th Inst until ID Nov
By order VIM e. SQUIER, Secretary.
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d. SnA ono CINCINNATI, HAMILTON
- COO.OOO AND DAYTON RAILROAD SEVEN

NUhIUAbF bUND'
The UndrEned the direction OF the
the n ID Railroad Company, Corporation in the
Ohio ofrs for sac $500 go Seven Gem Bonds They
o. Geo each with Coupons attached principal rsdsemabs
in the Cry Of New YORK the l day Of Nay 1870 and tbs Ia
able annually the k DAYS Of May
Of each the chee Of the Ohio Life nsuTsn and
NEWTON 1b1 Road completed with single
superior Roads and nds NJ an Valley
Cincinnati Dayton The receipts and Disbursements Com
peny for construction real estate equipment station and
Lrrlar L LIZ IL L.
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OFFIcE o. EEwYoRK PROVIDENCE BosToS RaILRoAo Co.
NEW YoRg Oct 20 1883
DIYIDEND-A dividend of THREE AND ONE
H. HALF PER CENT i3i) Of the profits of the last
months has h day been declared payable the sokholdo
Tgesday the Let OF November The Transfer Books will DO
eosed from the 18Th Of October the ID Of November
Bv order ofthe Board gro & SCHW kCOFFR Clerk
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The Imports Of the week other than Dry Goods were
slOs29l2 making with The Dry Goods about g 100000
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included in The Imports were
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-19
Hardware, Paint, Oils and Win
dow Glass,
J. B. Blanchard g. Co..

y EG leave to inform the merchants Of this
Dvicnity that they have removed to
No. 49 X street, south side, bettreen I'd
and 3rd streets,
where they have on hand the largest and
most varied assortment Of the above goods
ever before offered in Sacramento, all being
their own importation to which onstant ad-'
ditions are being made by the arrival Of every
clipper ship-among which may be found
Nails All sizes, from to in spikes; also
finishing and wrought nails
Sh0ueiS-Rowland and Kings, Collins and
Cos, DprAea and Rhodes, square and round
point, long md short handles.
PichS-Collins and cos; pick and axe helves
Saws-Mill, Muley, crosscut, whip, hand,
and compass saws.
Hoes, crowb bars, hand and sledge hammers,
wedges anvils, files, complete setts, cooper's
tools carpenters, blacksmths, and general
assortment of builders hardware, cutlery,
etc, etc.
All the above goods will be sold at the very
lo~ est cash prices, and we invite purchasers
to call and examine our stock and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Sacramento, apr9 tt
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-19
= heriff's SaIe.--By virtue Of an ex-

heriff's Sale.--By virtue Of an ex-
- ecution to me directed, issued out of
the Hon. District Conrt of the 18th Judi
cial District in and for Placer County, on
a judgment rendered on the 9Th day of
November, a. d., 1853, in favor Of j. Nc
Gregor and against g. Miller, J. Courath,
Charles Griff and Fred. Weaver, for the
sum of $S400,00 dett, with interest on the
said sum from the 5th day of November,
1888, az the rate of 5 per cent per month,
together with $40 costs of suit, | have
this day levied upon anu will sell to the
highest bidder, tor cash, at the ranch
known as the Ell Dorado Ranch with all
the Improvements and buildings theron,
on Friday the I'd day of December, 1853,
at O'Clock, p. m, all the right, title and
interest ofthe above-named defendants in
and to the following property, to-wit: One
ranch containing $50 acres more or less of
land, being and situated on both sides of
the road leading fram Yankee Jim's to
Auburn, and known as the E Dorado
Ranch being and situated in Township
No. S, Placer County, State of California.
S. G. ASTIN, Sheriff.
BY ID. G. Scott, Deputy.
Yankee Jim's, NovS '59 st
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-19
heriR's Sale.--By virtue of an ex-

hCAAA> . Cdlcs--Dy virtue OF G0 eX-
~ ecution, to me directed, issued out Of
the Hon. District Court of the Ilth Ju-
dlcial District, in and for Placer County,
State of California, on a judgment decree
made on the 1st day of November, a. d.
1853, in favor of James Bowen and E. III.
Loomis and against d. B Hughes and S.
c. Astin, commanding the Sheriff of Pla-
Ger County to expose to sale (under two
certain executions issued out of the Court
of Justice Hawkins, in Township No. 8,
in said county, the property of H. Nj.
House, for the satisfaction of the amounts
due on said executions and costs, to-wit:
The sum of 1888, 40 and S479, so, also the
further sum of $1S75,0O, being the amount
of money paid by d B. Hughes at a for
mer sale of said property, together with
interest and accruing costs, have this
day levied upon aud will offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash, at the Empire
Hotel, in the town of Auburn, on Satur-
day, Nov. 10Th, 1853, at 2 O'Clock, y. m :,
all the right, title, interest and claim of
said House in and to the following de-
scrlbed personal property, to-wit: SO cots
and mattresses, 70 pairs blankets, 6 bed
steads and mattresses, wash-stands, one
chandelier, side lamps, 10 candlesticks,
u plates, so tea cups and saucers, 100
spoons, large dining tables and l center
table, cooking stoves, parlor do, 60
tumblers, 10 decanters, clock, 4 looking
glasses, 70 yards mating, 90 chairs, sofa
and IL benches. will also sell on Satur-
day, December Sd, 1853, at the Court
House door, in Auburn, at 1 O'Clock, n.
M, by virtue of the same executions, all
the right, title, interest and claim of said
House in and to the following described
real estate, to-wit: The house known as
the Empire Hotel, together with the sta
bles and all out-houses, and the lots on
which said hotel stables and out-houses
stand, the same being and situated in the
town of Auburn, Placer County. All the
aforementioned property will be sold, or
so much thereof as may be sufficient to
satisfy said executions and all costs now
due and to become due thereon.
S. G. ASTlN, Sheriff Placer Co.
Auburn, Nov. IL, '5S 4t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-19
SALE.---By virtue

4 WINS n ID lL>iJ EJA NIIUuc
" Of an execution to me directed, issued out
Justices Court held by B. Brickell, Jus
tice of the Peace. in and for Township No. 4,
Placer County, on judgment rendered on
the 18th day of November d. 1858 in favor
of w. P. Rice and against VIM. Camp for the
sum of $76,50 with cost of suit $3.50, have
this day levied upon and will expose to public
sale on the claim, to the highest bidder for
cash, on Friday the 25th day of November
a d 1853 between the hours of 10 n. m and
p m all the right, title interest and claim
of the said VIM. Camp of the following de-
,cribed property, to-wit: All of his interest in
certain mining claims situated on the North
Fork of the American River, known as the Ell
Dorado tluming Company; also mining tools
and 500 feet of plank or as much as will sat
isfy said demands and all costs due and to
become due thereon JACOB KECK,
lllinoistown, nos13, 'e3 1tp Constable Tp. 4.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-19

NheriG's Safe.---By virtue of an exc
~ cution, to me directed and delivered, is
sued by Justice Wing, of Township No l,
Placer county, on judgment rendered on
the 22nd day of October, a d. 1853 in favor
of Harvey Williams and against Martin Cross
for the sum Of three hundred and eighty six
dollars and sixty cents ($38660) toge-
ther with eight dollars (s8) costs,
have this day levied upon and will
sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House in Auburn, on Saturday. De-
cember Sd, 1858, at the hour of l o'clock, p
m all the right, title, interest and claim of
the said Cross in and TO certain new franz ed
house, being and situated ut the forks of the
road, and about one mile north east of the
Half Way House; will also sell all defend
ants interest and claim in and to the ranch
or land on which snid house is situated, or so
much thereof as will satisfy said judgment
and costs due and to become due thereon
This November 9TH 1853
s, G. ASIIN, Sheriff PAGER county
Auburn, movie '35-4t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-19

DEPARTURE OF THE STEAMERs.-The
?. M. Steamship Company's fine steamer
the John l.. Stephens will leave Broad
way wharf this nothing, at 9 o'clock,
with the mails, treasure and passengers,
for Panama. At an early hour yesterday
morning all the first and dining cabin tick
cts were sold. The prices were as fol-
lows:-First cabin, state rooms on deck,
through tickets, including the Isthmus
transit, 5000; dining cabin, $175; second
cabin, 1925; and steerage, $75. The
prices in the Nicaragua Company's steam
er Pacific, which will also leave this NOR
ming for San Juan del Sud, were as fol-
lows:-Deck state rooms, 1926; saloon,
5000; lower cabin, $3.50; steerage, $75,
transit included ta
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-19

SHE HAD HIM.-In his lecture on Mon
day evening, says the Portland Transcript
Dr.. Boynton related that, wishing to ex-
plain to little girl the manner in which
the lobster casts It's shell, when it has
outgrown it, he said, "Wha do you do
when you have outgrown your clothes!
You throw them aside, don't your" go
no." replied the little one, "ace let out the
tucksp The Doctor confessed she had
the advantage of him there.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-19
OONSTABLE'S SALE.--By virtue

4 lONS LA DLE7S SALE.--!}y virtue
" of an execution to me directed, issued out
of IA Justice s Court held by b. Brickell,
Justice of the Peace, in and for Township
No. 4, Placer County on judgment render
ed on the llth day of Nov a d., 1853, in fa-
vor of F s. Cassteel and against VIM Camp,
for the sum of 500 rs, with cost of suit $23 so,
have this day levied upon and will expose at
public sale on the claim to the highest bid
der for cash on Friday the 25th day of Nov.
a, d. 1858, between the hours of 10 and a
o'clock, all the right title, interest and claim
of the said VIM. Camp Of the following de-
scribed property to-wt: All OF his ntere t in
certain mining claims situated on the North
Fork of the American Rive, known as the Ell
Dorado fuming claim; also mining tools and
500 feet of plank or as much as will satisfy
said demands and all costs due or to become
due thereon JACOB KECK. Constable
lllinostown, Novl5, 53-1tpd TIP. a..
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-19

SHERfFF"S SALE. .---B BY virtue of an
~ execution, to Inc directed issued out of the
Hon. District Court of the llth Judicial Dis
trict in and for the County Of Placer, State
of California. rendered on the oath day of
October, 1858, in favor of James s. earle and
against VIM. n. Link for the sum of $7SS 90
with interest on said sum from the 24th day
of October, 1858, at the rate of ten per cent
per annum together with the sum of $l04 90
cost of suit, | have this day levied and seized
and will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, before the Court House in the town
of Auburn. on Saturday the 10Th day of No.
vember, 1853 Mt II o'clock a m of that day,
all the right, title and interest of VIM. N Link
in and to the following described property,
to-wit: AL of said Links right, title and in
terest into shares in NE stock of the Alta
California Telegraph Company and one lot or
parcel of land, together with the improve
ments thereon, situated aboutsix miles north
of Auburn, on Dry creek, Placer county,
also the Ranch known as Links Ranch, sit.
uated about miles north of Auburn, on the
Nevada road, containing 100 acres more or
less, together with the dwelling house, out
houses and all improvements thereon, or so
much thereyf as may be necessary to satisfy
said plaintiff s demand and all costs now due
and to become due.
s. G ASTlN, Sheriff Placer County
by E. b. Boust Under Sheriff.
Auburn, Oct. 25th, '53--n7 4t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-19
ID. o. MILLS e. Co.,
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HAVING completed their new fire.
IL proof Bank building, they have roe
moved into it, on the old site,
NO. SO STREET,
DRAFTS for sale at sight or on time on
the principal cities in the Atlantic States.
GOLD Dust purchased at the highest
rates.
DRAFTS at par on San Francisco.
COLLECTIONS made on reasonbe terms.
GOLD Dust shipped to New York, or
the mint at Philadelphia for coinage.
DEPOsITs received either special or 9th.
erwse; and all business connected with
banking promptly attended to-.
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