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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16
Police Intelligence.
THE MuRDERoUs ATTACK or MIR. HENRY HAYDoC


ARREST or THE NEGRO.
Captain Leonard OF the Second ward police Yesterday
charged with the murderous assault inflicted with knife
Mr. Haydock at No 2ls Pearl street the facts
oil which We have already Published. The accused
conveyed before Mr.. Haydocs. who fully identified the
negro TO b. the person who committed the assault Other
circumstances also 90 to show that he Is the guilty party
He has been committed prison The reputation of this
negro Is bad having been a conyic, Blackwell Island
for depredaing the public We pleased to learn
that Mr. Haydocl ahoug very badly wounded will sur
,e the injury and Is doing well could be expected
under the circumstances
Aret Of Ship Litt1y.-Two men, calling themselves
Woll Mandelbaum and Henry Cohen, were Thursday
rested by officer Elder charge Of stealing piece OF
silk valued at 500 the property OF Mr. Edward Warberg,
OF No 30 broadway. II seems that, Thursday, the
Sth inst, between and o'clock in the morning. the
Porter, named Casper Huber engaged splitting wood
the two prisoners and another man came into the store
and asked for Mr. Warberg said they friends, and
wished to see him. The porter informed them that Mr.
Warberg not in Two Of them walked about and ex
amined the goods and finally the porter saw OF the
take piece Of silk worth $50 and sccree the same
under his coat all three then walked towards the store
door and wcre about leaving when Huber stopped them
and requested they should wait until ir Warberg came;
they refused TO remain and one oi thrm sezca non OF
Huber and drew dagger or the purpose o. ntmdatng
him that they might make their escape Huber ulti-
matey succeeded In getting himself outside and secured
the accused parties inside b locking the door He then
went o MIR Waibcrg ~ Icluoncos Hotel and informed
linn of the facts who retrnch 20 the store With the por
tel but III lhe u,cpninc the accused party had placed
lacl he niece or .ll the shelf ca seeing Mr.. War
berg hcS each pleaded their npocence aud referred him
10 mar In Division street Shc Of course gave them
coed character and Nj Watbcrs allowed them to depart
The day pre-, ious however the parties IN the
store carly IN the morning and i've pieces of silk
missed valued az $500 The defendants
ycyed before Justice Osborn 4 warrant who commit
ted them both TO prison TO await an examination.
AyYct Of Rofeiterof Stolen fYOperty Officer Patterson
arrested named jacob sturman, residing at No 5S
Pearl street on charge Of buying two silver spoons
marked N. n. = the property Of MIR George w. Sumner
residing at No 1S3 East Twenty first street with the
knowledge that the stolen property. II appears
that the night OF the 2i instant the dwelling house Of
Mr. Sumner entered by burglars and the above two
silver spoons amongst other property stolen there.
from The rolice searching the premises Of Sturuan
the 7th instant found the two spoons above named
secrc'Cd IA bureau drawer The property Identified
gl+@ a.r.r & cF# '0. .!l .ttssfle y pl,l,
70 an1sez the chsr., o. bay'as .,cl-n property
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Later from Mexico.

NKw ORLEANS Jan. Is 1858.
We have received dates from the city of Mexico to the
.2d December.
The Congress still in session.
The Senate had not yet acted upon the bill up BY
the Chamber of Deputies granting the Tehuantepec con
tract to the Guiana juato company
The revolutionary accounts meagre and unsats.
factory The government papers say that the revolution
Is ysibly declining, but the others mostly state that
II j. increasing ywhere-that Uragas army is in
hgh spirits and that the government troops under Gen.
Nasquez have been defeated In Guanaiusto
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House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1868.

WAsmNGToY, Jan. Is, 1853
RAILROAD LANDS WANTED
Mr.. SBiEy asked but did not obtain leave TO introduce
q bill granting TO Louisiana, Arkansas Missouri, Iowa
md Minnesota, land for the construction Of railroad
from Ncw Orleans to the boundary OF Minnesota.
one private hill passed.
DFATH or Mr.. UpIlAM
A message vas received from the senate announcing
the death OF Hon. William Upham
Alr MNkI delivered some remarks euogstic of tho de
ceased and concluded by moving the usual resolution of
respect 10 the memory OF the deceased.
Mr.. MiACHAa said few words appropriate 10 the
sion when the resolutions adopted and the House
adjourned
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Massachusetts, I.cRls:ntlIrc.

- -
Orders were to-day introduced in the Legislature of
Massachusetts, to consider the expcdency repeating SO
much OF the secret ballot law makes it Obligatory upon
voters to deposit their ballots also to amend the
or banks, and that mortgages n productive unncum.
bered property and the stock railroads worth par value
and having their eastern terminus in Boston, be received
in pledge for circulating notes.
committee was appointed the part OF the House to
arrange for the reception Of Gen Pierce this CITY, when
on his way to Washington.
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Return Of Commissioner Bartlett, &c.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. l5 1858.
Mr. Bartlett, the Mexican Boundary Commissioner
rived at New Orleans the 11h and was leave for
Washington next day by the river route
The cotton mill at Milibury, belonging to A. H. War
ncrs Co.. took fire about six O'Clock this morning from
spark falling from lamp while lighting up TO commence
work The fire confined to the upper story where IL
originated The loss estimated about So 600 and il
fully covered by insurance at the American Office in this
city and at the Protection and Etna Offices Hartford
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Cotton Factory Burned Mt Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Jan, Is, 1858.
The cotton and woollen factory of Schwng Co. was
burned this afternoon Loss $2b O0nsured for ss Oo0
Seventy-fv hands are thrown ont OF employment
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Railroad Collision and Loss of Life.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan Is, 1858.
freight train and locomotive came in collision on
the Western Railroad between Beckett Washington on
Friday, killing Augustus Granger, fireman. almost in
santly and severely injurng Mr. Bronson an engineer
Both engines very badly damaged
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Fire Mt Lansing, Michigan.

DE1sOlT, Jan. 10, 1908.
Yesterday the Office of the State Sentinel with the en-
tire stock and several adjoining stores destroyed by
Gre The Post Office and mails were saved The On ap;tol
narrowly escaped. Loss about $4,000.
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Celebration of Daniel webster's Birthday.

DUSTUN, Jan. 1905.
The marshals who served at the Webster obseques will
celebrate the anniversary of Webers birthday on Tues
day. the ?Sth inst by dinner at the Revere House A
salute viii be fred
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II. Property.-Leaso o. the northeast corner of
and Duane street for ten years from the lat Of
Na;. 1873 with fyestory building thereon The lot is
~ feet inches Broadway, and 100 feet on Duane
street being lot No 304 Broadway. The premises will
be offered for lease at auction Tuesday January 25h
atl2 lock at The Merchants Exchange. The terms
win be made known at hc ale.
j \ 4 II. SHtl,NNun. Sol lcitors for the owner
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Produce from tl,e West.

DVNRIKk, Jan. TO- 1903,
Over 9COO live hogs passed the Buffalo and State
Line Railroad for New York and Albany since last Satur
day. and 500 at the State Line road for Boston
via Buffalo and ALBANY
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A Uf1ioN NOTICE. T. JONES, AUCITONEER.-
IA rs Haggerty, Jones & Co. Thursday, Goth inst
First annual perempory sale Of the Lodi printed lawns
BY order OF Messrs Sturss shaw & Co.. 500 printed
lawns of The Hell-knov1 printing of Robert Rennie Lol
New Jcr.cy, comprising the entire stock. This sale will
embrace the most complete assortment OF lawns ever
Offered public sale in this city comprising white and
coored ground maddcrs chntz and chntz madders cho
spaie- of various sylo blacks and whites and solid
6ncks The catalogue aud samples will be ready for ex
animation early wedne day morning the day previous
TO the sale.
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Loss of the Ship Henry Gilmore.

NRw ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1858.
The ship Henry Gilmore, bound from Boston to New
Orleans totally lost with her entire cargo about
thirty miles from Cardenas. The crew all saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

JJFNi,Y II. LEEDS. AUCTToNEER WILL SELL AT
auction Tuesday Jan Is and Wednesday Jan. IL, at
I0I, clock each day ri the sales No Wall street
large elegant line Of fancy good being the importa
fion Of Sig G.. H. Pandolni consisting of Venus de Me1
~i Psyche OF Taneran Venus of Canova, Venus in the
shell Of various sizes the three Sabines, Diana, large
size rs che and Cupid reclining after Canoya do Cupid
pedctal &c. Also large invoice of Bohemian glass
ware, Prian do &c. Also invoice of silver plated
ware, consisting OF tea cts sayer coffee sets, urns &c
Also large invoice Of bronzcs. papier mache goods
consisting Of folios, table, &c.
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Freight on the Arnbin, &c.

HALIFAX Jan ID 1898.
Tho scar~hip Arabia has ono thousand tons Of goods
On hcPht.
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Illness of the New Governor Of Louisiana,
BALTIMORE, Jan. Is, 1853.
The mail is through from New Orleans
Colonel Herbert the newly elected democratic Cover
nor of louisiana very SICK and not expected to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-16

WILL SHORTLY OPEN OWENS GRAND ALPINE
w Entertainment and ascent of Mont Blanc illustra.
ted with series of magnificent and gigantic paintings
from drawings taken the spot, at enormous
pense together with highly humorous and interesting
description of men and manners the continent and in
the Alpine regions by John L.. Owens, Esq, the well
known and popular comedian Full particulars will short
ly be announced
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DANvA2D'S PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND THE
ID Holy Land is now open at the and spacious
Georama IN Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
and continued every evening. Painted from authentic
drawing made upon the spot By Mr. Banyard during
extensive tour undertaken expressly for the works Mr.
H. Will explain the paintings personally Picture
at Ia aud on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at
O'Clock. Admission 80 cents; children, half price.
AT ACGREGOR MACDONALD TESTIMONIAL = THE
lNl committee and Others favorab" the proposed
Macdonald testimonial requested to attend ad
ourned meeting to be held at the Astor House. Mon
day evening the 18th inst at hall past clock.
HfSiY Frost Sec. JAMES N. TURNER, Chairman
NIRS RoNEY GIVES \ MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
1Vl Harp &C., in jersey City. assisted by the Misses
Ferguson, (Forty-seconl strcet,) Mr. Andrews, and
Mon. Hppoytc Gomien on Piano Monday, the 17th
inst Price OF admission. 80 cents each. 10 be had at
the Concert Room, lroquois ESi jersey City, second
block iIcm the ferry.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

7 EWIS AUDENRIED HAVING RETIRED FROM THE
IL firm of Newell Sturtevant Il Co., the business will
be settled by either of the undersigned Dated New
York Jan. J. 1853 NEWELL STURTEyANT,
LEWIS AUDESRIED
Newell Sturtevant having associated with him Noah
surtevant Joseph Maxed, ir., Charles Wannemacher,
and Thomas H. Riley the business will be continued in
New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, under the firm of
Newell Sturtcyant * Co.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANTED.

NANTEn-T0 HIRE OR PURCHASE, A SMALL
w house or cottage in respectable part of the
city. Address, with terms, J. NJ. s., Broadway Post
Office.
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uENRY II. LEEDS; AUCrIoNEER. -AssIGNEEs' SALE
IL oi barge and splendid stock OF ewelrv fancy articles
diamond beautifully set sheffield plate, silver ware,
china AMI bsque vases lronaes store fixtures, &C. &c
EAnry a. leeds Co. viii so by auction on Monday,
17ib e.day, 18th, and Wednesday 10th January at
Ialfpns 10 O'Clock each day, at No J3 Broadway next
door above the Chine . building without reserve by
order o. c assgnees consisting OF valuable set diamonds
and othcr precious stones bea earrings finger rings
Nc. aced eSery OF various kinds patent lever e
pine and elegantly enamecd ladies watches, Sheffield
plate oc orous kinds rich china and bsquc vases bsque
and bropH figures and groups an eleeant automaton
tree. moved by machinery. with singing birds moving
mong lat branches; costly workboxcs, fitted dressing
and cling eases paioI mache tray, port monnaes,
tortosr shc boxes silver knives, forks spoons, &c;
show fixtures, counters store furniture &c.
presenting the trade and others the finest opportunity
offered this to supply thomselscs Every article
Is to be sold 10 the highest bidder.
Z AYAN FTTE AVENUE L0TS.-JAAiES COLE WILL
sell - auction on Monday, January IL at IL clock,
The Me chants Rehanee so desirabe building lots
beth sidc Of IahYtte avenue, nearly the entire fronts
from iason to Bedford avenues including II lots Bed
ford The location Of this property Is the best ia
tbe easetn part Of the CITY. Lafayette and Bedford ave-
nret fagd Sc. Sol under The direction ~ Mesrs
taa h oht spd n "a. vi.tt fia,if rp fps l. 4t
No. ~ Fulton and Front street, Broskisu.
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A PARTNER WANTED, WITH $500 CASH, TO GET
IN up exhibition for the Southern and Western
States. ANY one having strong and neat wagon with
two horses and the above sum- would be preferred The
exhibition will realize at least 81 200 10 each partner and
is witba highly respectable and pleasant Please address
NJ. NJ G., Herald Office stating where interview
be had.
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VXTAILACK'S THEATRE.-MISS LAURA KEENE HAS
w the honor to to her friends and the pub
lie that her benefit will take place Thursday Jan
when the comedy Of the HEIR AT LAW will be revived
Also the drama of the DAY AFTER THE WEDDING in
both Of which Miss Keene will appear sustained by the
whole talent Of the company The box book open
TINHE QUEEN OF SONG IN THE BARBER OF Sc
i ve.-A few choice front seats for Monday evenings
opera for sale at J. N. GIMBRIDES, No Metropolitan
Hotel 5SS Broadway
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DROOKLYN MUSEUM-MISS PEvERIL'S BENEFIT
ID Thursday, January 20. Parquet, 25 cents Gallery
12h cents. LOVES SACRIFlCE-Matthew Emore Mr.
A. Macdonald; Saint Lo Macdonald Macgregor; Margaret
Emorc, Miss Peverl Billy Blair will appear in a favorite
dance. THERFSE, THE ORPHAN OF GENEvA-Carwin
Mr. Gabriel Harrison; Therese Miss Peyer Doors open
at 6is: commence at 7 x O clock
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FRANKLIN MUSEUM 175 CHATHAM STREET.-GEo
II Lea Proprieor-1he above establishment is oper
every afternoon at O'Clock and in the evening at half
past for the purpose of Cassc and Original Represen
tations of Living statuary" by Mile. Casines Troupe Of
Model Artists together with variety of beautiful per
formances For further particulars bills of each day
Admsion:-Scas in private boxes SO cents stage seats
with cushioned arm chairs 371l cents boxes 25 cents
gallery 12is cents.
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VXTANTED TO RENT-A SLIP IN DR. ALEXANDER,S
w Church in Fifth avenue Address r. MOODY 7
Broad street
yXvANTED-A PAROR AND BEDROOM, FURNISH
w cd or unfurnished for a lady and gentleman with
bon "a Cor the lady only in small private family with
viiow lady, pY fer cd nnd where no other boarcrS
- t"o. tat."@. inwr Boei ~ 70. odeP. VI 5cr
10. o!ae days, po.t paid.
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All the principal Artistes and Chorus.
Admission TO all parts OF the house ............$ 81
Seats be secured at Mcssrs Hall Sons, Satur-
clay, Jan l5 after o'clock A. ~, and at the Hall in
the evening.
clock.
An efficient corps of Ushers have been engaged, who
will be distributed throughout the Hall in such numbers
as will enable every per to lind immediate accommo-
ylation.
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GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE,
VI At
HElLER'S s SALOON OF WONDERS, No. $50 BROADWAY
On SATURDAY. AT O'CLOCK.
Admission, so cents; children, 20 cents.
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yXIANTEr.-A VACUUM PAN, FROM SIX TO TWELVE
w feet diameter copper or iron. Address
COLIN IiGHTBODY, 152 Front street
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A n ACTRESS WANTFD-A LADY CAPABLE OF PER.
~ forming small speaking parts and who would not
object to travel with dramatic company Apply al the
Office Of the American Museum.
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NEw ORLEANS, Jan. Is, 1858.
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DURToN's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-MR
ID Dyott respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie that his ANNUAL BENEFIT
will take place Tuesday next, January Is, when Mas
singer ) beautiful play Of
a NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS
viii be produced, with very superior cast
Sir Giles Overreach Mr. Dyott
Maral (drst time here) e)...,............M Mr. Burton
With favorite Farce.
Box Book now omen
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27

THE Nrw MAIL RnUTe TO THE P.CIFIC.
The contract entered into by the Un ted
States Postmaster General with Colonel
Ramsay g. Co., for the transportation Of
mails between New Orleans and San
Francisco, went into operation last Mon
day. BY this new arrangement, VIII ch
gains some 1900 miles "f ocean route,
the express mail leaves Vera Cruz on the
Atlantic, AMI Acapulco on the Pacific, on
the 18th and 18th of each month, meeting
at Mitapec, IA central point in the interior,
and distant from each of those ports
about thrty-six hours, making the land
route across the republic only occupying
seventy two hours. The mail leaving
New Orleans on the lst and 18th of each
month will arrive at Vera Cruz so as to
lie conveyed thence on the 4th and 18Th.
1t il expected thus, when the line Is in
good working order to reduce the di>tnnre
Of time between New Orleans and San
Francisco to- IL days. Gen Santa Anna
is most favorab y disposed towards the
project, and the aicades or magistrates
along the line hive been directed 10 afford
the contractors and their servants every
faciIity.-N. Y. Herald.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27
G.. WILLN vi hcNT

HAVING just returned from San Fran
IL cisco with the largest and best select E
ed stock of goods ever brought to this
market, begs leave To inform the mining,
trading, and hotel keeping community
that he is now prepared to furnish on
more favorable terms than has ever before
been offered to this community,
Mining Tools, Groceries and Provisions
of all KINDS, Vines, Liquors and c,-
gars, Pie fruits cans, Oysters,
CLAIMS, Lobsters, in fact
everything that is usually kept in a well
furnished store.
Mr.. w returns his thanks to his friends
aud customers for their liberal patronage
during the last three years, and is p eased
tn 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 will them on more
liberal term. than have ever before been
offered. The country and river traders
who are in the habit of buying either AT
Sacramento or Auburn, will 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 i'm town.
N b. He would call their particular
attention to his stock of Wines, Liquors,
and Cigars, Bitters, Anisette, Absenth,
Curacao, and all the extras used in Sa-
looms and hote $. feb 12 '53-n22 ly
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Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S Express
PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
Ophir. Auburn and Yankee Jim'S

A II these Offices Daily Express is
Il received from, and dispatched to
Observation-Disclosures to all parts OF Cali
ornia, Ame lea and Europe.
Onr routes extend to all parts of the
County. r.
We are prepared to continue an HA-
press. Exchange and Banking business on
the most liberal scale. or
Our facilities for Obtaining Post Oince
T .etters continue, rs the public has miner
tn fnuud them TO he, unequnled and uhaP-
uroachahle in Placer County.
Cnld Dus, bought at the highest, ana
forwarded at the lowest rates. l'2o.
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Store at MillertOVvn.

I HAVE established II store at Miller
L town, where Miners and Traders can
he supplied with C othing, mining tools,
liquors, Sc, &c. cheap for cash.
FRUIT TREES have in my Nur-
sery choice variety of grated Apple trees
also The Antwerp and Monthly RaSber-
ry cuttings, and fine lot of the different
kinds of p ants-snch as Cabbage, Let
tuce, Tomatoes, and various other kinds.
JOHN r. GWYNN,
LauraviIle near 6iilertown. apri, 9 6m
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u~n ska stee"t

TAVING received from San Francisco
IL am now opening one of the largest
assortlnents 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 thar any
person may wish. Traders will do well
TO call and examine my stock of goods
before purchasing else ewhere.
II. l.. HOLMES
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27

AmERIcA AT THE DJBLTN EXHIBITION.
!, According to the Dublin Freeman's Jour
nal. the contributions Of the United States
10 the great exhibition at Dublin, are at
Jtractinr attention and making show,
notwithstanding they are not gathered IN
one spot, with n sign up to designate
them. hut are scattered about In hooks
and corners of the building. 2,
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SAN FRANCISCO.
ACE

AGENCY.
rVHE undersigned is the sole agent for
the transaction of all business con
nected with the office of the "Placer
Her.ld,n published at Auburn, for
the city and county of san Francisco.
md advertisements will
moor with urnmpt attention it left with
him at his office. advertisements re-
snrctfullv solicited J. F. DAMON,
No. I61 Kearny street. San tranrisr"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27

We learn from Mr.. j. J. Linn, of Bear
River, took to his ranch at that place on
Wednesday last, two new hay presses, of
an improved pattern. which cost him
$3.50, and the same evening party of
armed men, came there and entirely des-
troyed them. 1t appears that some 700 or
800 tons of hay had been cut 10y some
men who had jumped part Of Linn's
ranch, and claimed the hay. hence the de-
struction of the presses. An injunction
has been served on the party, until a legal
investigation takes place. Stnte Jour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27
r lumber, Lumber, Luna ber.---

IL 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 WILL, situated miles
from Auburn on tho 1llinoistown road, at =
place kno N as PHELPS RANCH. or at r
j. Fishers shor in Auburn. All orders from
, distance promptly attended to-
TRANSFERS wishing return loads to Sac
ramento City can have them by applying to
MUNSELL, DEWEY & co.
apr 40 nag my