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a., q. abe hes DR., 4" ~. ro-s IN ' ,,o..;
b ~ s''rs = .erae r,f1sc ar irue. o,l '-.u - IN,
gsfs' 5,rss,or OF co'Drt fary p al'3 W,n S 1i
ess 60 rrof1and lify aud ~ ardent t'ni 81 we
Der ~ Ev.ry word T. her pages i.sff e.'sa-
rrhsgy te fo,, ,i u q ~ Wonsns love % -ynpa-
81 ~ - r.rifcd bv Christianity. we n'Ftf az
o. I'll rc,t 90 many aLd such sudden p, i'f-''I
ssEg en- =, ~ resd.rf Lcnr-a1peah "Efl, more
IL afet@ ~ "a nofier could make Ole b 'art
ess, e.. 80 eves arr suffnsod with teas ih'at
aEN so ~ and wi:h0rt anything Ike eior Or prep
nezfA !. he writer's part We are on me c'hls.y
srss 81 ,,orieneous emotion Oy conviction OF the
scssst ~ .,,lesoess: and when gifted Oman
Ff s s ter mo-. cap;ious reader that such j. the cae
ls 80 S.h Lad. him with an ar OF loving anu
- go wiling captive 10 The last Ihfre are
t,rt,i ~ md touches this book which no iving
irittt ,s know Of con surpass, and Pernap' none
sssr essi ,oxp.sEp WITH DIoSEss.
IL. m writings OF one English aniDor nj
bs',osns 80. day have made deep impression on
etss ~ ~ This i Mr.. Dickens, with whom ihHoo . 'ne
Nm go n common; but he must not attFil9ie Il 70
hss msfh ~. " express our opinion that there are
nfrs gtea -, CQJ5a which be never can s1rpass'
parts o. 49, ia, an Iassed She probes human nature
pkieh ~ 'terderlv and truly az he her symp1inies
e'ep ~ and subtle her spirit a. gener9u' ~ si nsr
are - n The humorous a. quick ana s'.u a. ~
FrtfH iovs also 20 20 speak, structuralauiis Wnch
Fsn - ~ we NAV ind cate by saying, that cOndel-
rs ~ S;rpc+ness Of course would greatly improve tue
fsto1 s,ors of both lively reader hate 10 DC a.
49, as h. way IL order 10 have traceo Cnt TOT In %
49, ~ orra,ion Of tbs fa2'ifcs by "hich oh'tHce
- setasied lie likes to be gwen cIeaI', ~ ~,
"a, himself Il occurs TO u, mat had pit Di-he
eey AZ; fe among the same scenes a. Mrs Sio"e' MI
sa..~,nee fr certain special Circumstances i5i@H@
~ ,sss.. be would have prod 1ced WORK 1eiy SIis
= ~ NJ faults ard excellence, 10 CNeH 10" SD'
- ~ i reader aud doubtless an admner OF M =
- evident for she has closely copied his q an
-, md hat moi IN rs most avcrsh'e e''' ~ ou'
.-ft<r fhf more CbViOhs f1'.Tuo risns.
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BROOKE YN IT'E.MS.

THE MosIAGrE FIRRT.-A petition from the Secretary
Of the VAL st FeIry Company sened to the CON
ell at the meeting Monday evening praying for penis
the foot Of fulton west Of Slip Of the Union Ferry The
petition referred the Ferry and Water Conmees
II understood tia, II the permission prayed for grant
thst the Company viii Immediately commence opera
ions az the landing with the view Of having every AZ
rsngement completed 70 run the boats within al fahes;
three months from thu time
GELD Hus OVER AND KrLIED.-A little boy nsEnsd
Dsnis Whi:iak eyed about nine years was run over oy
evil cart " the june Of smith and NH SIS on MOO
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There was large number of spectators present. The
day was fine the nags good order Previous to scoring
the odds we're in favor Pet at the rate of S0J TO TO-
The frst two miles Of the first heat well contested az
Ten that Pet had the race all his own way Boston Grl
breaking aud ing for of condition throughout the
remainder OF this race.
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IAdFefflstflf
u Matrimony as taught by PhrenolOgy" or Love

u Matrimony as taught by PhrenolOgy," or Love
for Eood cc sfion; selection
Muu. Aeapson ~hsf qualities .tt. and rspsl CoaEtsh
f1s and zht aad MArried Life WIKI direc
1nS0yed
ey BY sWafsnrg and ts.ns Perfect LOgesre NJ Vow
LtEs thss Bkeckss Bu 3lnas 10 Beekefs Of Nor
"IpSLsoAY AID FxDsY Evenings oet 10 aud a. and AZ
reksnics Institute Bovery TauasoAT
EusSs Oct - Tickets ~ csnfs
Mr. does really develop the Cases sni Cares Of Matrimonial
Dcr kr slows Low Ihcree sn1 Per,etusss COusa Asee
on here eIss Time aaa money haay be spent more
profsky than IN hearing I'm.
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advertisement
GURSEY's NEW STYLE or CoLoRED DAGURRRRO-

TTfEs-PseulsT attention called style
Dareuoypera feature the which he h recently
produced Aso biz Miniature and Portraits in OIL combining the
utk ara accuracy Of fre Dsxeeotype with the beauty
ard IN sh O. freG oil panfn< Specimens h
n.snite DsTueeisr Saloon Broadway Lsonard-
~. z Dsgueueotypes Of decea~t ksn . oil
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EITvFNTH WARD ELECTION DIsTRICr-A resolution
sdCp'ed by the Common Council on Monlay night
designating The following localities for holdn, the polls ia
this Ward at the ensuing election First District in Ayr
tlesv between Bridge and Lawrence SIS Second Dis
tIct IT the Fouth strict Station house Third District
new in Fulton ay between Cumberland and CarltOnsts
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THE TURF.
Union Course, Long Island,

THoTTISG, MoEDAY, Oct. H. lsj3.-Match for $1,000.
Three mile heats 10 wagons.
hWoodIuh Pei,.....
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NoTICE.-UBsDELL, PERSON IL LAKE,
No 81 Broadway between Grand and Broomsss solicit the
public inspect their choice and stock Of PAL Dress Goods
titeirg every variety Rich Silks French Meri10es Lsdies
Cloths Mrts Nrets Vaencine Plsida Also, complete
ssoEtment Of Fancy AID Staple Dry Goods
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STF'soFHs-Amor- he rcceai a-rva'- SO sone o. the
leading Ec.es w m, Q tbe following names
HOWARD HOTEL
HoP Jt. F'sre1 Wleifrd ri Q C.srt Glenn F.is -
Irksrrsd.. Port Pfiir Ars Col w sporner sostoa-
/. D tfrrch ROu's Point Geo o'9n1-ur Providence
2 Iuh 'tr Bos or Psv W W B-den. Mas
DerfCr. Geneva. R9hf Me-.n Prs11il c. W
prhsrrr No-,'.'s- M''. v.s5urn. Worrsser.
Duitcn Sresle. PrrEsy.v sa.a
IRVING HOUSE
E bss Z = $ 1,sFer. k,s'uesy { P0-sl E.ston.
Dr A A Hsve. Bos'tn r Rcd Daufsrlle
Rev W iiftsn Tofuufo J Osborn Auburn.
keV " Arrod Torln'o. v O1thoit West Troy
ktv Dolsn harirore n. Cote buriur-0n
?. keifsct Fbisdslrhia J " Hs1il. Phs4-lphta
Jsf brrcr, A srY. W. Ka1ner. Nr-riA
d " ouucg Mime
Gov sev-r6 Arburz. II T. ysu Dych. Abiay
be- !sot Vernon J. y Gamble. ro-5at5
Re- DT. P.zhnsy M4rylsud W TutlIl New.Oreans
a h:r~,T Azs ssipri y nsnciy. Troy.
z ~. Eoeb';,sr u. Bin. AnptS,.
Cart N, q NrwTcr \ Co.. V.iors,.,
Dr Espnssa Trinidad Lvernore boston
METR0PCLITA, HOTEL
gcT Forfr Penn o Il NJ. Boston.
Eon II T. s'.l'on Albany + EldTsl Detroit
Hen cOoi. Dlsso Geo u wlliHsv. Ptoviieace
d. = Brrfsss Virginia. Jslse Wasilurn. Wisconsin
7. { be Itsrr- hamore. II. " Holt- G-0rgeo1n.
" EgtEe,L Remedy noble laiif-x.
T. RodmaH NV ;k.diard. Hu,ehil,on : John, Y B.
DR. Weliug Remington, y J.
-, PRES OFT HOUSE.
4 JoIeaH W.i,Lsm- W ) Wosid-i q. New-H,ven
y Na.ie. Iliia- 7 Smith. D,vton.
y }. Issi Norresier l. " Gilbert W.-s
W, Aruslf T roufo Wv Rsrfh1.1m-w Gudfori.
?. Nyeief Ncw-Brue.e.st. Nv. winssr. Yale.
W Hecser Phla.
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL
HeE 7. :. Roser m = o Gordon Char-.-ou
JSd.e Lowry. Ohio IL r. Wilson. Baltimore
Df. 6 Ts.io Ne,-reSfc-d 7 s-ny,h q ar ION
Hon + Williams Ccnuecilclt W I Dalton. SANTA f.
G. p an Rsn,ssser Albany Hsrnard Boston.
Ron " II W, pswo-,b Mas = fisneaard Eas.ou
Col ~sksnan san Ir.EGsco l. p Dudley, Richmond
A d Lansing. Albany.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 49, 1853

mems q earning by har labor, Introducing first the
- ira theu the sFst The rrr pr'rcipe II their nat
- Nif- ff1" s-r .d. = e,e- sr-f- WI ieT eN'e1-
tons 20 GO akin p .'.-fral l 10 wi.lil. l1ain.
nth be- itos Cd p God .ni Immortality. C.
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WARRINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

es hand SOS o.
Saons Tor Oct llth and 18th 81
eao3 -
c..., J. L DROWN, Agent
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[Adyerizemeutl

Druggists and Country Merchants can be sup
Psd with Dr TosI.ss cELEsEArED VrsErr,s LiSInEsr At
IS - 81 per els and IS warranted the
article United Stss Depot No 40 Gresnw Dr.
Sons Agents Philadelphia Recding Co, Boston
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rS ~ order ssysr-d he seo ssa .- -rAsxs n,
s ~ soS'i q sssSsss SIS :: 49,. ~
sd seed hh &c ysEdsi fsf pliaF IS e. eng sns.s
, Of ths re'ss ard inier.s
Nilsrsi ard Hsisn - -s. ast y. Krssser
To recover densc,s for sleged and battery o
~ Tsron q Nm NJ puhs hsr Ct h,s sore .pas T. hr<
re- sse sas ses srF'Oheus names rAs ssrs sselsl
COURT or COMMON FLEAs-sss,r. Juss- wooo.v,,
=, tawsrd and Jous Crane sst Frances Jseksoa.
Mrs y Is seed on note given IN her name by her IN.
- s Is Sr. . q sssss. 81 ~ s ss ssss
ave h.S su,Ssnd authority 70 make n, Paa az
sS & IN us sss ssS lbs be- Ssssa sds a. sa..
b. s s s So ss .ss II. ss: 20 :;
,.s cS5asS 8. 5. En- az LIZ, s. lur.as.
On dram for ESQ auesed to have been accepted BY
si TIE St cSy 'S s ss si s: s;;s:.
0'''sE, ysTsis. plaintiff .'... ;ss,s e ss:ss
To recover sSSs Tor lot Of marble msnels placed IN
sssrdsni hocse. The dessas at the srss vss to Mr.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssioSs-B,sr, s...rl.r r,trsy
VIM. Mulholsrd alias Billy Bottles eriea for esas-
ing the death offs Child yespod he dsashssr q May
Stevens The evidence .Sowed thai while As .eea
ih- ofthe ehd sriins with 90 hr lisp ne
tn rcc ard the ur. sustained Sssfs rss
evidence suAesn to sc'isn the charge and the ses
John Ii Holt was placed c: the bar charged with cam.
rssh death Of Wallace f..T pS,.,I sSs'' ss ;, As 49,
the hOrs- ~heh a. die time S,ses va sssasss
ping his esit he stopped the dssr by
UNFORTUNATELY made stack An Ia he
sSfsy life he stabbed Parker IN the sreas with
'hr.h sr The Jary ih after sshssrass sssss Grs
uisuses rendered q verdict Of not guilty..
Lawrence Klein and Wu Mtle tried and acquitted
severely asssuiug lame. kenecn All OF the Ger
,ss hey have iuhbed unch sS>, Ser
The Court then adjourned for the day.
COURT CALENDkR-THs p.y.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos. 81 2S5 321 s01. 407. tis.
~ 49, isS IS is2 se lei go 2Sa 81 a. s 81
a. 60. LIS. s5e. tsl ss5 90 % 81. As asa
CosNoN psFAs-rHrt Mos $40, g77, 20Si. eli, SIS
"a ST. ses sio Part H-N sc So Tle 40.
s. SIC $50 As SEQ s9f Sae. sal 80. sei
cIRcuIr CoUsr-NOs. IT, so7 esq 2tt ls9 ct, ell.
ss5 10 $40 ire'u,ive.
u $ DIsrRIcr CouRr-Nos Is. "a %. 70 60 IS.
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DAY evening ard instantly kled appears tha, he
TeUTnirc fr ssioo is ehsr chi-e al u Eh0n ran
r'sr y tfff Tie fccrrsi srcceefed ir II rh'ng NJ
T.; Bad soo-l7 -o % t,an De- f i,wn in n, 4 ths
g lCt ord wa bef'-e the driver siaD lac
l0Isc. Come Iau ou;er,i ato nvestgat o. II re
or, rsttLlts rsr the house II tue psrau nsE
tie corner Of Hamilton av suc { urtst
Nav ENGiNE.-Nembers Of Engine Company No.
Ieiii, he Comm, Council Monday eve nil FIR
trsiue The subject referred the Fire d artment
Committee for rpor
FIrEs-About . clock on Thursday night f-e broke
ont IT. hou.e On the Of Myrtle and Park svs orig
ins;irc from defect The fue The flames were extin
eusi,d With few pals Of water before much damage
had been done
The evening previous fire broke out in the a- house
az Gchod o. Cooper Thicker s. Co IS rope wslk Kent
sv rear Mvrtlc. which together with the contents
eriir,y consumed The damage amounts TO aboat $500
upon which there was 10 insurance.
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The attention Of the readers of The Tribune is called
the Advertisement another column headed Valuable Properly
and NIL PRIVILEGE Auction IL the Homestead Of the lae
Jes Grsr together with Of the bes privileges in the
State Of NeWiork This Opportunity Of capital
manufacturing company realize fortune In few
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

TrNPERANcE NOMINATIONS The Temperance Dele
gates have nominated Mr.. John Bergen the Wing csndi
Gae- flr M nlher Of Assembly, of this District
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What crowds of richly dressed ladies' throng the
these beautiful day. and it viii not be wondered that all
NtwNor ladies dressed elegantly when zsnce
the msFfc dsfay Of seaonable Or Goods COLUMBIAN
Ball No z3 Grand and csuecy hen they learn
WLaf exouely low they sold 1.-THE lad wish
sciiop Of rich in Cashmere add Broche Shaw upeb Lyons
Neef pio mid BToehe and Plaid silks French Nsh
choice CsIhueTe Ps-znEs Husn de La9es &c CoLvs
Of the popular aud cheap Dry Goods esa
f tho and ads who do their shopping aeiyB
bCEtood will md here the tt-t .focs IN 0andst.
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SUPERIOR COUkI-beiofe 'sas' O'
49,. N Hiuusan az. Isaac Sevs0n.

To r.coxer elso the value goods ALLEGED to have been
- go On. q steamboats, beonsns - Mr. n In ths al
". ~ - 90 dsfenss h.s
q So delivered ysrdes for plsiaa sls o. being
ara in'<fe rscnss N Psrtrisse sgt Gsorss ssdr~kt
I,;. charged that plaintiff IL is7 entrusted defendant
a. sus the rssrornbity Of b<~key TAspaA Of Dstrs.i
- 10 Of their bsnz res,nsb cognfsrxa oder
OR he delivery them Of three soo4 thsy dssz
Al sks sssr ,s snozst A h
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Tic weather is Of The true Indian sanmer TYPE warn
1oz, AID crcrvntn- The distant woods and hills ara hi
Gen Iefell he sof bre NIT and fho Cty = eqlaly nd
den by lie Vic ,Iouds Of dut VII h weigh down the
doadord Give atmosphere Yet be night remarkably
dear tie noon ia the mi glory Of uncouded night and
the star. amot sharply defined the DARK b.ue nothing
1ess a. in & Canadian winter ky
THE FAsHios OF TIE STREET -Brosdwsy T. a bsrotne
ter You can tell the month Of the year by quite
reoy ~ you can The hour Of the day by the town clock
study Of ts great social dial would be interesting and
instructive employment for any modern Jaque~ who would
undertake Il month ago It still Amos, summer and
in another menih two will be Christmas we go
Last month Broadway flush with it. galy dressed
crowd e Stranger from IVES; and South 10 hesreat
reropoLs 10 zee the fahon and get taste Of life to asi
item through the winter and I'll the minds OF wondering
neighboristeners with aston shmen, and envy Bat with
the approach Of cooler days these brilliant exocs gradually
dfappecrd and Broadway took browner tone and
subdued demeanT Still in the middle Of the day
you may here and there brilliantly asycd creature
sailing up tie sidewalk Ike big scarlet dahlia absent
without leaf from ts saon in the Castle Garden Fair
But generally speaking tho Broadway procession that
surges Ike vast human tide 10 snd fro at morning and
evening, has moued it, brilliant feather and seems in
brown study be afflicted with the blues Is it rushes
heede Fly along New York los no time TO BE- gay and
brilliant out of doors it is only her from the country
who afford to be happy
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To recover sss2 alleged have been Pala ~, nis.a.
ard ch.-sss barrels Mutton Ham . 10 sas,is. IN
th CIV to be sh2ped Eas.sd but M. - ~, 80 80
Sc..IaLI~ sad worhie. Dsen6snn GAIN WV "' sS~s"
.is4g
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REAL EsTArl Ncoloy sold yesterday large number
OF los at Morrsan Of Irregular sizes at about 300 for
for 100 by lCo feet
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AsroIsI RAvEL the ever popular pantomm'st, took
ksve of NewYorkers last night with benefit at n bios
when there was Of crowded house People who
love to laugh will miss his mirth provoking phz
PS-He is advertised for ono more appearance only
tC morrow evening
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To recover damages for alleged and battery On
~ fsrscr q Nm NJ pu,hg he ost Ct A.s sore p,as h<
se sne esl1s Ass srrsotcus TAs ssrs tseisL
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JuILIrSs CONCERT AT MLTRoPoLrTAS HALL.-The audi
tory at Juens last night the largest since the Con
cets moved up to Metropolitan Hall The classic part
Of the evening Memberships music to the ds1m
mers Night Dr am which played with all the custom
airy breadth and expression The other pieces being for the
part solos, including the National AIRS Of Amrca,
most rerhed by the audience Of large who not ys,
lock for combinations in musc-for counterpart and
p,o1sies-bu best love a clearly defined melody
Next Saturday viii be given. without grace the last of
these Concerts and novelties yet in store for the enter
tair ment Of every night
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Conference.-The church ejfce at the intersection Of
Ninety ninth st and BloomiDgdae Roal which was do
sIoyed by fire on Sunday morning, did not belong TO the
Catholics Out to the Potestan, Episcopal denomination as
stated in Tic first notice Monday morning Rev william
Richmond vas the Rector.
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BADAXI soNTAes CONCERT FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
CHnDRTE SEAMTs-Ths Concert, which is to come of
this evening at Nbos ought To secure the largest audience
tfat the saloon will hold The object emneny
deserving that will need arguments to induce him to
go Paul Julien, Madame DE Berg, SgnOr BsdaG Signor
Rocco and Carl Eckert VIII Madame in this gener
ous enterprise
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NATURALIzArIoN.-The Tammany Hall Naturalization
Committee have commenced their sessions to ia ilate the
nsurali7 ation Of aliens 1t will be recoscted that the
law requires days between naturalization and eecon
all aliens who.wsh to vote must got Their papers before
the 3Oih inst
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
WIN. sHEW, DAG ERR EO-
REMOVA VAL.

T ECOUNT Il 81 t,)NG open this dav (May
IL 18t ~ their new store No. lO9 M"ntgo-
merry street, where may be found every varie-
ty Of books, stationery cherp publications,
It hol-snle and retail
Messrs Il SIS Wholesale Department is
20 ual in extent and variety to any house in
the Eastern cities, nd affords particular ad
vantages to he trade-both city and country
to select in quantity and sty e to suit, at a
small nd vance upon New York prices
Mr.. Lecuunt resides in New York, for the
purpose of keep ny our stock iul 'upplied
with every article desired in ooks, sta tionery
and m ny styl of FANCY GO'DS. We
have e exclusive agency Tor 'al form OF
The Celebrated English stationery Manufac-
turing :ious of Nessrs RHOADS & >uNS-
the most noted in Europe, W keep us con-
stantly supplied it'll articles of their mhnu-
fncture. 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 hich the
attention Of the country tradei particularly
invited.
Our Rook Binding and Lithographic estah
lishments are now complete in every depart
ment, which enable us t. execute with DIS
patch, work in either branc equal to that OF
any esta blishment in the United states.
LECOUNT 4 s RONG.
Between Sacramento and California streets,
San Francisco. mayZl my
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
IIardvy Paint, Oils and Win
DIV Glass.
J. B. Blanchard & Co.,

j. b. bldncnd1O o. OO,
DEG leave to inform the merchants OF this
Dv Gin " that they have renewed to .
No. 4S k srett. south side, 6etsreen I'd
and 3rd streets,
where they have IN hand the largest ana
most varied assortment of the above go'ds
ever before offered in sacramento all be ne
their ow n imIortatirn to which onstant al
ditions are being made fy the arrival OF every
Il per shiI-r m'ng wlicl may be fund
.NnaIs All $ n 8. fr NJ to in spikes; also
finishing and ought nails
<hotek--Kuwlnnd and Kings. Collns ma
Co.'S Dury en- and kh des' square and round
point long and short handles.
Pachs- Collins Hnd s; pick and axe nerves
SnmS-NIill, Muley, crosscut whip, manu.
and compass saws.
Hoes CIR. whars. hand and sledse han mers'
wedges nnv:ls, fileS. complete setts, cooper .
tools carpenters, llacksmihs. and generS
assortment Of builders hardware, cnHefy'
etc etc. ..
All the hove goods will be sold Mt the very
10 est cash prices, and we invite purchasers
to call and examine cur stock and prices DE-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Sacramento, apo If
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
lumber, Lumber, Lumber.--'

IL The undersigned take this method of in
forming their friends, and the luhlic gener-
ally, that they are prepared to fill orders for
lumber of all descriptions, from TO to 30 feet in
length at the EMPIRE WILL, situated 8 miles
from Auburn on the lllinoistown road, at a
place kno n as PHI ELP>' RANCE. or at K.
J. Fishers shop in Auburn All orders from
q distance promptly attended to,
TEA MSrERS wishing return loads to Sac
ramento City can have them by applying to
MUNSELL, DEW Ely & GO.
apr 80 n33 my ..G
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
CN1loNG'S NEW PATENT HORSE row.

CltONG'S NEW PATENT HORSE row
~ FIR The under igned sole agent TOR Cali
forna, is now manufacturing these very su'
perior machines .l~ler tie direct instruction
# the inventor and pa'entee This most eH.
traordnary power is highly approved OF ana
recomm nde hy All dietlng guisfed engineers
and machinists. and many other gentlemen
competent 10 judge Of it's true merits 1t u
n reality what is claimed for it to be, 80
very best horse power ever used, either loi
thrashing, quartz crush rg. saving. turning,
pumping mining OF brick mixing. IT worse
easier and with less frictio than any III use
! is n comrlcnt ed; every part Of it 's mnue
strongi it's construction is simple, and NOV
liable to get out of order rs ore other mo
chimes. ] m nutaCture every pnrt OF
my shop. and should any part OF il get ou' =.
order by fa r usage. bind myself to reP'"''
the damage without charge
j. MORFILL
No. l6, Front street, bet land j. sacramento
P. ALL kinds of blacksmith work euGn
rs stenm boat, mill wo, k, and all o'her K,""s
lone TO order at short notice, and in tne ~
manner. may2l n36my
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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
Lime! Lime!! Lime!!!

THE undersigned takes thus method OF
J. informing the citizens of Auburn and
vicinity that Lime can he purchased ~ the
Lime Kilns Ia mile from Auburn. There
will he always on hand White Alum Lime
and Blue Lime, both necessary for build
ing purposes. Persons AT distance can
depend on getting Lime at an" moment.
by senIing their tea"'s far the "rtir'e. 1t
will he sold ,n,rh less than it has been in
,ha country. For infnrma,"n apply to
~. JOHN II. GWYNN, Auburn
Feb. s ,5S-n2l IT,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-02
Property for Sale. A.

Y The undersigne I. being desirous Of IN
engaging in other business offer for sale their
property on Rattlesnake Bar North Fork of
American river six niles below Auburn. con-
sisting of Store Boarding and Dwell ing house.
stables fowl house etc. The store is large
commodious building 20 nv 40 made ont of
the best quality of eastern lumber TO q per,
son with cash capital this q rare opportu-
nifty to engage in lucrative and permanent
business For particulars inquire OF
VIZ .a - THOMAS WOODS Il co.
Rattlesnake Bar. May 9TH, 1858. n34tf