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w
American young woman, TO do genera, Homework or
mind cLildrcn and do plain sewing The bett Of refer
can tc gycr fhafc call at 5 Mott street third oor
frt mt rCCu
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CITUATIoNS N1ED--BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN
- sisters one as chambermaid and WAITER the other
laundress TO do cham and fine washing
at 70 st. Marks place where they be highly
dad
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WANTED-A BOY AT COUNTRY SEAT, THREE
w miles from town. groom for horse and to make
himself generally useful Apply at 7c2 Broadway
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VVANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A
respectable young man. of espability and good charac
be for two days. il not engaged by inquifing for
at Mr.. Segces saddler, S1S Broadway.
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WANTED-A SMART BOY, FROM FOURTEEN TO
w SIXTEEN competent and we'll recommended TO attend
to soda fountain and fruit stand Apply between eight
and ten A. M at 800 Second avenue Twenty and
Twenty fifth streets
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ITO HAT TRIMMERS CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT TO
two fir 1t rate hangs will be given by LEAkY CO.,
Astor House. Broad way
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WANTED-AS SECRETARY, IN FASHIONABLE
w school In this city, young who writes hand
some hand and accurate in figures The duties light
and and the opportunities for
cecnt Tho time required is six hours per day days
week nine months per Salary $780, Address In
applicants hand N. f. L., Tribune office.
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WANTED--TWO YOUNG MEN TO SOLICIT SUB
w fcrikers for and popular work, just pub
lthed Good given to suitable applicants Inquire
of j. TAILS Il CO, 40 Jehn street.
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w situation as cook in sraali, respectable family.
ss thoroughly undetand her business in all ts sanchs
little in washing. Also young woman as ehamhcrmaid
arc waiter, hos objection TO take Of cbdron
Has the lot Of city reference Please call 80 Crosby
street second feor, Nc 7.
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WANTED-BY SMART MAN, A SITUATION AS
w porter in store, any other business where the
work would not be heavy He is well acquainted in
the city and give the best Of
honesty and sobrety note addressed to H. W., Herald
Office, will he attended to.
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WANTED-IMMEDIATELY AN ACTIVE MAN OF
w good address, who thoroughly understands bookkeep
ing and willing to attend to out and in door business
ply at 1886 and 5S Broadway.
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A YOUNG NAN IS YEARS OF AGE, is DESTROYS
OF procuring situation in auction importing
store other business Has thorough wedge Of the
french and English and speaks Spanish uenty
Can give reference from his former employer
Address, poet paid L. F. T., Herald office.
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yNANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER, IN A PRI-
w vatc family, by respectable single man. Ho tho
roughly understands his business and has the best of city
references, and particularly from his employer
where he has been living for length Of time
will DO punctuay attended to otherwise be for
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CTUATIONS CAN BE OBTAINED FOR THIRTY
- five respectable girls as cooks, chsmbermaids and
Hashers and roners II applied for immediately at No $50
Bowery Also, few tidy young girls to attend to chill
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WANTED-BY YOUNG ENGLISH LADY, SITUA.
w ton In family to take Of children not twelve
old whom she would in the usual branches Of
an English education also required she would give les
sons in the rudiments OF French and music She Is also
good plain and would make herself generally useful
Address stating terms, house. &C. A. A, Post Office
New York.
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yNANTED-A SITUATION BY A SINGLE MAN AS
groom or coachman understands his business perfect
ly WE'LL Can give the best Of city ree
lection to tho country Can he seen until engaged No.
3 Eldridge street. Division.
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WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS
and energy to solicit subscribers for new pubica-
Tn, =. My grem ana u h P 70 f
A. III. to L. II.
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A CARVER AND BARKEEPER wANTED.-THOsE
who have had large practice and feel themselves
peent take charge of dining saloon address d.
Herald oce, stating where interview be had and
what experience they have had in the busir ess.
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SEAMSTREss WANTED-TO FIT AND MAKE la
~ dies dresses and boys and girls clothes competent
person can lind employment by applying Immediately at
"a West Thirty seventh street, near Fifth avenue
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NURSE WANTED-TO TAKE CARE OF A SICK
1N lady that has knowledge of housskeep
and plain sewing Apply at No 600 broadway, in the
bas
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VNANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, ABOUT IA YEARS
w old, situation in family where she would find
home and be kindly treated She would take of
children would useful the
house. she could obtain situation where she could do
needlework with little instruction she would do for her
board and would by the month Address A.
". Office
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Removal.-Watts' Nervous Antidote, the
greatest edy for neuralgia tic dooYeux rheumatism
all Diseases dyspepsia scroula ague, asthma
coughs re- removed from 1O2 to 1903 street
dollar bottle Those who desire it receive IL in
condensed FORM by mall for single letter postage
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RI MOVAIh

I ECOUNT & ST RONG open this day MAY
IL 18t J their new store No. 100 Montgo.
merry street, where may be found every varie-
ty Of books, stationery cheap publications,
at holesale and retail
Messrs J. 4 SIS Wholesale Department is
equal in extent and variety to any house in
the Eastern cities, md affords particular ad-
want res TO he tiade-boih city and country
to select in quantity and sty to suit, at
small advance upon New York prices
Mr. econnt resides in New York, for the
purpose Of keeppr our stock fully supplied
WITH every article desired in ooks, stationery
and IN ny styl Of FAN GOODS. We
have t exclusive agency tor California Of
the celebrated English stationery Manufac-
turing .,ous of essrs Ri DADS & Nuns
the most noted in Euroie, keep us con-
stantly supplied ith Al ticles of their manu.
facture We al have the agency OF most OF
the Eastern Newspaper and publishing
Houses whose Issues we receive in large
quantities by every mail and to hch the
attention Of the country trade is particularly
ipvited
Our Book Binding and Lithographic estab-
IisAments are now complete in every depart"
ment, which enable us t. execute with dis
patch, work in either brane equal to that OF
any esta blishment in the United States.
LECOUNT Il STRONG.
Between Sacramento md California streets.
san Francisco. may2l my
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CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue ofar

~ execution issued ont of the District ourt
Of the 9Th Judicial District, in aud tor the
tunty of sacramento, State IF aIifornin
on Ju lgment rendered on the , day of May
1888 and to me directed in favor of john
fii lig and against Ii VI. touse, for the sum
f $5lS 81 debt with int rest on the said sum
IF S518 81 from the second day of way, 1853
ut the rate Of ten per ent per annun togeth
er with cost Of suit and $3.50 cost Of execution
have levied upon and viii sell at the CoUrt
'ouse door, in the town Of Auburn COUNTY
of Placer and State aforesaid. on the 81 day
Of June 1853 between the hours Of 9 \. W..
and VI. said day. all th4 right, title
interest and cl,im Of n. VI House in and t.
the Empire otel and lot upon which it stands
also all the Bar and Ear fl lures househ 1T
furntur etc .etc., belonging to said hotel
or so much thereof as may be su 'fcient to
satisfy said piajptiff s demand and costs
- G, SIN, sheriff
BY VI. p II Love, Under Sheriff
AubGrn, Ma, 10, 853 n35 3v
he a owe sale is postponed until the 14th
day of June, 1858.
S q. AS'IN, Sheriff Placer County
BY NJ F. Fl Love, Under shift
AUBURN, June 4th. '53. lw
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Lime! Lime!! Lime!!!

TE1HE undersigned takes tins method Of
IL informing the citizens of Auburn and
vicinity that Lime can be purchased at the
Lime kilns 2 mile from Auburn. There
will be always on hand White Alum Lime
and Blue Lime. both necessary for build
ing purposes. Persons at distance can
depend on getting Lime at any moment.
by sending their teams for the article. II
will he sold much less than il has been ia
the country. For information apply to
JOHN r. GWYNN, Auburn.
Feb. S '5S-n21 If.
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Eureka Store.

TT AVING received from San Francisco
II am now opening one of the largest
assortments Of goods ever received in
this section of the country. am pre-
pared to furnish orders at the shortest
possible notice. The assortment consists
of all and every variety of goods that any
person may wish. Traders will do well
to call and examine my stock of goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
Auburn, april n29 emo
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q. WfLE.AlF. MT


/ I AVlNG just returned from san Fran
l. IL cisco with the larAest and best select
Ell stock of goods ever brought to this
market, beg> leave to inform the mining,
trading, and hotel keeping rommunit,
that he Is now prepared to furnish on,
more favorable terms than has ever before
been Offered to thl, coninlunity,
Mining Tools, GroceyipS and PROFESSIONS
Of all lands, Wmes, Laquors md cl-
gars, Pie fruits u cans Oysters,
CLAIMS, Lobsters, an fact
everything that is usually kept in well
furnished store.
Mr.. W returns his thanks to his friend.
and customers for their liberal patronage
during the last three years, and is p eased
t" inform them, that now being possessed
of greater facilities in buying, and from
the long experience hat he has had in the
business he can deal with then on more
liberal terms than have ever before been
offered. The country and river traders
who are in the habit of buying either at
Sacramento or Auburn, viii find it to their
advantage to deal with him, as with the
arrangements that he has for obtaining
goods direct from San Francisco, thereb,
avoiding the Sacramento profits, he can
afford to sell on better terms than any
other establishment in town.
n b. He would call their particular
attention to his stock of Wines, Liquors,
aud Cigars, Bitters, Anisette, Al,senth,
CURACAO, and all the extras used in sa-
looms and hotels. feb ID '55-n22 ly
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lTotice Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Stock

Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Stock
IN ho ders in the Gold Hill and Bear River
Mt Company that the Board OF Trustees
did, on the 29th day OF April, 1853, lay an as
sessment ten per cent on the Capital Stock
of said ompany; nd unless said assessment 10
paid on or before the 18th day of June. 1888,
tn delinquent shares will forfeit to the M
pany, in accordance with the provisions Of the
t ,tute made and provided in such cases.
VIM W LSON, Seer stary.
Doty's Flat, May 9Th. 1853, Ma es'
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$21,4s6 "a
Disbursements.

Amount of County Orders redeemed
during six months (See Schedule
A below, $l6,so9 IS
Interest on the same 4o9 ~
Amount paid in cash (See Schedule ~ 1880 65
Amount carried to Court House fund 1911 "a
Treasurer's per centage 1859 ~
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- the property and assets of smith Her
rick, lnsolvent Debt r, made by the Judge of
the l lth Judicial District, in and for p acer
county, and to me directed will sell at Pub,
lie Auction, for Cash, at Yankee Jim's b.
tween the hours of and 3 'clock of the l tn
day of June, A D. 1858, all the right. title,
interest and claim of said Smith Herrick n
and to the following described property and
effects assigned by said Herrick for the bene
tit and use of his creditors to. wit:
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$3.50 IS

Indebtedness of the County June lst. 1858.
Amount of outstanding and accepted
county orders $4605 48
Issued by the Au litor but not pre-
sented to the Treasurer for ac-
ceptanae 900 90
Amount due Jurors uncallei for 482 90
Amt due oticers ofelections uncalled
for 780 90
Due legaA representatives Of John
Pemberton deceased 2'0 81
Amount dAe | easurcr b 20
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Valuable Property for Sale. "A,

' The undersigned. being desirous Of e-.gil
engag ging in other business offer for sale their
property on Rattlesnake Bar North Fork OF
,mer can river six miles below Auburn, CON
sistir Of Store. Boarding and Dwell ing house
stables fowl house. etc The store is large
commodious building 20 hy 40 made out o
the best quality of eastern Lumber, To per-
son with cash capital this is a rare opportu-
nifty to eng ge in lucrative and permanent
business. or particulars inquire Of
rtOMAS GODS & co.
Rattlesnake Bar, May 7th, 1853. r34tf
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Tust Rcceiv G---A fresh sulply OF
- Dr. Villa d's celebrated Hair Invig r.
tor the only effeciua and known remedy to
prevent baldn So and stop the hair falling off
and remove da druf, etc-t"r lie by
WM. EVEN, Hnirdresser,
rescent City
w S. can refer to some gentlemen i'll town
who have sed it with benfcial results
A burn, May SO
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- HEREFF7S SALE.--hy virtue of
~ an order of sale, to me directed aud de
livered, issued out Of the County Court of
Place 'oanty, an state Of aifornia on
judgment rendered in aid Court on the % !
day Of Ware 1858, in favor Of John T Reid
AMI against Il " House for the foreclosure
of mechanics lien on th house in Auburn
in the county and tate aforesaid, known as
the Empire Hotel, for the sum Of $22 ebt
and Slo costs of suits, have levied on and
will expose to sale on the 81 dav Of June,
A. D, 1858. between t hours of 10 and Of
sald day. at t Court louise door in Auburn,
all the right, title and interest of the said H.
House in and to the said Empire Hotel in
Auburn aforesaid and the ground whereon
said hotel stands, to satisfy the said Judgment
and costs above set forth, together with ac-
cruing costs. \ G ASTlN, Sheriff
BY M p. n. Love. Under Sheriff
Auburn, Ma. 13, 53 n35 3w
The alb We sale is hereby postponed until
June the 25th l843 S o ASTIN. sheriff
june4 By NJ p H Love. Under shift
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umDer, Lumber, Lumber.--.

~ The undersigned take this method of in
forming their friends, and the public gener-
ally, that they are prepared to fill orders for
lumber of all descriptions, from 10 to 80 feet in
length at the EMPIRE MILL, sit tua ted miles
from Auburn on the lllinostown road, at q
place kno" n as PHELPS RANCH, or at r.
J. Fishers shop in Auburn All orders from
distance promptly attended to.
TEAMS1 Frs wishing return loads to Sac
ramento City can have them by applying to
MUNSELL. DEWE d co.
apr 30 n93 my
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Store at MiEHertONyn.

i HAV E. also established . store at Mil
Il Iertown, where Miners aud Traders can
be supplied with C othing, mining tools,
liquors, &C., Sc, cheap for cash,
FKUlT TREES - have in my Nur-
sery achoice variety of grated Apple trees
also the Antwerp and Monthly Rasber-
ry cuttings, and fine lot of the different
kinds of p!ants-Surh rs tabhage, Let
tuce, Tomatoes, and various Other kinds.
JOHN h. GWYNN.
Lauraville near Nj lcrtown, april Gm
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no COntraCtOrs.---l'roposafs for con
4 structing a flune Is Get de and 600 feet
long at uthbert Canon near Rattlesnake
Rar, North Fork American river vii he re-
cei ed at the store of Joseph Fry Y Co,
Rattlesnake Bar. until the 10th of June l8- 3
Good security viii he given and required
NIB large LOT of square lumber may
be bought low by applying to
A MCDONALD
Ratslesnaks Bar May 7th SO. n34 lmpd
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA;

y UNITY OF PLACER
On this st day of June, 1858, Pc SON
ally appea ed befo me \. y onk, who beng
swo n IN % m of law, deposeth and stth that
khc above statements n e ne ana co ect nc
go ng to the best of his knowledge and belief.
Sposc 'ibed and swo II to befo me.
A. : 'tELD. Justice of the Peace
STATE cal,e OF cALaIFoRNI>}ss
4 hereby certify that A Bronx, Treasurer
Flacer county has fully settled with me all
ACCOUNTS existing between him and Placer
'Soanty and the state Of California.
witness my hand this Is day of june, \. D..
1853. JAS. :. STEWAK' Auditor.
-. 6a BY n. r. dawkins, Deputy,
auburn, juno lst, 1858 2t
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
A administrators NOtice-All per.

IA sons having claims against the estate of
W II Topper. deceased late OF the town Of
Auburn, Placer county, Will present the same
and persons owing said Tupper
will pay the same to the under ignei at Au-
burn A BRONX, Public Administrator.
Aubu n Way ID So n35 At
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nECLARATION.---Mrs Mary Ian.

~ gan herebv g ves notice that from and
after the goth day Of Way. a d 1853, she
intends to carry on the business of mining.
selling goous provisions and liquors and keep
ing Boarding Ho Sc, in her own name and
on her own account, in the County of Placer
and that the amount of capital invested in
her said business will be less than five thou
sand dollars. Signed NARY LANG AN. Is I
Mad anon, April 18Th, So n37 3t.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-04
SCHMIDT s. HADLEY.
No. 1873 Clay Street, San Francisco.


SN tOLE ALE DEA LERS in Fru t, Con
" fe2n merry, Pre- erves, &C., have just
received and for sale
5I' cases Boston eggs,
20AOlhs parehed corn,
1900 askets fresh Sy ney apples, superior
qul.ty
6 casks superior smyrna figs,
60n0lbs Ere Gil Irunes,
10.0lnlns fresh Walnut,
10,0O0lbs shelled Almonds,
lot of Fresh Peanut also q lot of first
rate Hesh oranges, china dates, citrons. raj
sius candles anl a general assortment Of ar
tcles usually found in Wholesale Fruit
Store n36 Im] SCHMIDT q HADLEY.
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bIdT NTVFV EUV ITE1Is
TNHE proprietors having completed their
Il New Saw Mil which is located ON
Bear river, and on the direct road from
Auburn to Grass Valley, they are pre-
pared to fill all orders. For past favoFs
they return thanks. For further informa-
ton apply at GWYNN'S store,
mar S '53-n25 my Auburn.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-04
Gem Restaurant,

fs-,o irE nnders gned hav ng reftted
FSStSSEfE5~isx and openei the nnOve named es
s.sas--..--...zfa tab shnIent, two doors from his
old stand an next door t ellis fargo &
s Express Office, begs cave to retain his
sincere thanks to the public in general for
past tavors, and hopes by strict attention to
business to receive II full share o chat pa
tronage heretofore so literally extended -
he undersigned will sp re no pains to serve
before all VINO may favor him with "A call, ali
the delicacies Of the season t'is har ". III be
constantly supplied with choice ~ mes, liquors
and gars.
JANE| ~ CPEA NER Proprietor
Iuteruat on =, Block, Auburn, Apr 16 my
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$6,3L0 %
vi.

During the yea e ding June lst.
1858. the has been collected
and paid into the I'reasu f ON
all sources the sum of s372 693 30
Of which sum the amount for county
pu poses has been 40 919 Is
And for State purposes $s31 IA "A
Jude the DIVISIONS Of San Act to ovid,
10 the ectiOn of Houses, passed iii
1890 the Cou of Sessions have dered that
one fon tn of one pc cent be collected on the
taxable prope ty nd set apart for the erection
of Cou House. be amount collected thus
lar and set apart is $l2ll "a.
a. BRONX trea uro Placer county.
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SALE.-By virtue of

o. III ~ ESE L u - . - E.-By virtue OF
~ an execution te me directed issued out of
the honorable District Court of the 18th Ju-
dicial District in and for Placer county State
of California. on judgment rendered on the
18th day Of January, A. D. 1858 in favor of
Br tto n & Co., and against II. NJ. House, for
the sum of S2888.94 debt, together with
s1O0,s7 costs Of sQit, upon which judgment
the sum Of $3.50 h g been paid, have levied
upon and will sell at the Court House door in
the to of Auburn County and State afore
said, all the right, title, interes and claim O.
said II NJ House and to the Empire Hote-
situate in the town of uburn >tate aforc-
said. between the hours Of 8 and o'clock on
the 8 day of June. A. D., 1858; also all Of
said 4ouse's interest in and to the furniture
IF said house: consisting of stoves tables and
table furniture, bedsteds. bedding, bar and
bar fixtures; also hi rigAt in and to the lot
upon which said hotel stands, to ether with
out houses. stab es, and corral, with the lot
upon VIII ch such cat houses, stables and COR
raj stands, or so much thereof rs ma, be suf-
ficient to satisfy said demand and costs.
4. &. ASrIN, Sheriff
By VI. p II. Low, Under Sheriff
Auburn, May 13, 1858 nos 3w
ihe above sale is postponed until the 25th
lay of June, 1853. S G AS FIN, heriff
une BY II Love, Under shift
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NEW STORE!!!---NENy GOODs!,

NEW STOR E!!!---N ENY GOODSM
IA THE undersigned take plea E
sure in informing the citizens g
LII of Auburn and surrounding
country. that they have removed to the
NEW WHITE HOUSE ON the corner,
where they have ii lu stock of New
Goods direct from the States, comprising
Il genera assortment of
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hat
and Cars,
and variety of Fancy Articles. We
respectfully solicit the continuation of thai
patronage which has been heretofore lIb-
erally bestowed.
SAM AND SOLOMON.
n B.--The best made goods ia The
country.
Auburn, Jan. 30, 53-n2O IF
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Nv.
( Schedule b referred to a6oue.

Amounts paid in cash.
Fees Of witnesses in crilninal cases S23o w
Fuel light and stationery for clks office 1854
Printing "a w
Postage and Expire expenses II VI
Commissioners to nd Just debt of Sut-
ter and Placer counties ~ 90
Paid for fencing court house let 80 %
Paid for burying dead 80 10
Money returned, enormously paid in 90 n
Paid legal reps Of w 7 Nie1bury A 2a
Paid legal representa- ives of Lake 2o6 81
Allowed by order of Court of Sessions
for issuing licenses 2S3 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Cem;-AnnuaI statement of the

Treasurer of Placer County for the six
.,onths commencing the I'D day of December
1879. and ending June lst. 1858 inclusive
/,
Reeeipts from all sources for County pur
Gas ct8~f poses.
Cash on hand December 81, 1852, 1895 70
From Trading and liquor licenses, 6152 q
pod1l;ny licenses 2}8 90
noon, Hi1liord Fables 220 90
From Rail Alleys l70 o.
rnon. Exhibitions 80 90
From Bridges and Ferries 2l6 OF
from Balance Poll Tax for '62 l89 Us
From Poll Tax on account of SO 2585 50
-, p,larce Property Tx 50 Is 81
4.on, pronerty FAX on account of SO 3633 73
From Foreign Mi ers License 3656 40
From Zines Justices Court and Court
of sessions sos 10
From forfeited recogniznnces 1870 20
From fees, Probate and County Court rs o.
One fourth g,ming licenses 6ol 81
From estate of decease persons 500 81
overnoid bv Treasurer 81 20
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Surveyors n etic .

Su~vey>r's Ngtic
n w. FINLEY, Assistant Surveyor
". Placer county, Cal. Office in Au-
burn. Persons wishing surveying done
will please cave their notice in Box No.
SO, at the Post Office, which will receive
prompt attention.
Auburn, Feb. 26, '53 3-n24 my
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-04
TAUR ANT.

Being connected with one of the largest
houses in San Francisco he is enabled to
sell goods at the lowest market prices, and
feels assured that he can give satisfaction
to all who may favor him with call.
Orders from distance promptly at
tended to. Auburn, mar I9 St