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lDVER EASEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY
GEE THIRD SEVENTH AND EIGHTH PAGES.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
&En NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED, OF
spCU Clark Ii. Chambers who left schooner Rodman NJ.
Price Monday Feb 2 at Jersey City and supposed went
New York Said hoy had when he left dark sack coat
and check shirt and glazed cap all well worn,
small bundle short thick set round features and
full eye and dark brown hair short neck with
the hack Of his left hand aged about thirteen
Ware town, Ocean county, New Jersey Ameri
suppoGed he left with the intention Of going sal
boarding house shipped board Of vessel The
reward will be paid information the
eovery said boy by applying at Whykos l02 vesey
New York james Wilson, 81 street
Jersey City Elias II Chambers John Chambers Henry
p. Chambers Charles II. Chambers
1TISS JANETTA MACKENZIE GORDON, FROM AT
N takapes is at Eaes Hotel opposite the Aston House,
will be glad her phews will call before 10 o'clock in
the morning che leaves in the evening Southern train
lIoTICE-IF THIS NOTICE SHOULD MEET THE
Nv eye of Mr.. George Robinson Galley, who left Edin
burg in February, 1852 without leaving his address he is
earnestly requested to communicate with his friends in Scot
hand with Messrs. Barklie Brown 80 William street.
New York Ills interest we'll tho interest of his
brother will be materially advanced by his compliance.
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WANTS.

THE ADVERTISER WISHES SITUATION AS GAR
dener he Is single man, and has had extensive
hce in the North and South Of this country well as in tho
old country None but those in want of good hand
apply Address H. c. Of G. G. Thorburn, 1856 Broad
street Newark.
ELErE5 WAEIED-IE TIE LACE AN ID EasaoiDE.
~ ry business Mt 81 Grand street Two experienced
hands may obtain permancpt sDgagements 4. RIDLEY,
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THE MILITARY.

CALIFORNIAN FUSILEERS.-THE MEMBERS OF THIS
company directed to appear their armory Mercer
Honse this day, tuesday, at the hour of g oelock
eiscy, in full uniform Punctu attendance necessary
BY order ALEX. MCKENZIE Captain
WILLIAM NooRr, Secretary.
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COAL.


WILL BE DISCHARGING, EVERY DAY THIS
week the best quality of red ash stove and egg coal
VIII deliver from chooners at "a 10 tom 80 from yard
corner Of King and Greenwich streets.
PETER CLINTON.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

CIR HUMPHREY DAVY AND HIS TIMES.-PRoFES
sor Lewis c. Beck, ~ D. Of Rutgers College will lee
ture on this subject Wednesday evening" March at
o'clock the Ninth street Reformed Dutch Church
Broadway Tickets fifty cents admitting gentleman and
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FREE PUBLIC LECTURE, INTRODUCTORY TO
"A the for 1853 in tho Metropolitan Medical College
will 10 delivered by Professor Alya Curtis of Cincinnati
Ohio tbs evening March AZ the COLLEGE HALL 90 East
Broadyay suMeet"An position Of tho different sysssms
of medicine Alopathy Homeopathy Eclecticism and Ne
dica REFORM and the advantages Of the last tho
ceding ]. N LOOMIs, Dean of Faculty.
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EVENINGS WITH THE DEMONSTRATIONS
~ elcitng applause of the entire audience Prof Owen
will lecture this, Tuesday EVENING" at stuyvesant
Institute $50 Broadway Prof Barnes and mediums will be
present. through whom classes of physical mani
feetationsn win be made. Admission rs cents Commencing
at IN O'Clock. p. N.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER; UNDER
w stands the hot house plant
and winery and kitchen garden Has had three
tce in his situation. Has family but Wife Can
be from his present ployer Can be
Andrew Reid's, sos broadway, for two days.
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WANTED-AN AMERICAN WOMAN, TO TAKE THE
car" two infants and to assist with the washing and
good opportunity, the family Ass.s -ssI Xddras NJ ="
Herald office. - NAS'' "fo' R',
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DHRENOLOGY.-HR. FOWLER WILL COMMENCE A
Il of lectures practical phrenoogy in Clinton
Hall on Wednesday evening March 9 at "a o'clock and
present week. Each lecture will close with public exam
nations Tickets only 1 cents To be had l3l Nassau
street, and Mt the door.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL A
w situation ss cook washer and ronsr In q SMALL n
mily Good city reference DO given Please call at III
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w young woman, TO cook, wash, and ron in small pri-
yatc family Best Of city reference from her last place.
call ut No 1 walker street. second floor the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

CCIENTIFIC LECTUREs.-DR. BOYNToN RESPECT
- fully that he will continue his ofus
trated geological lectures at Metropolitan Hall Monday
Tuesday Thursday Friday Monday and Tuesday evenings
March TO- H. IA and l5 At the close of each lecture
howill either exhibit and explain Peaes original
painting of the Court of Death give series of brilliant
instructive philosophical experiments Tickets % cents
For the remaining six lectures cents Doors ut
lecture to commence TX o'clock.
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WANTED-LADIEs WANTING GOOD sshxANM
w reminded OF Morris Co = fntelngence once ~
Broadway corner Of street Only well recommends
Girls admitted at this Office Waiting ior places ZIG
dav rorcan American evils for hon
work, kmcrican ohambermaids and walters, scotcn and
Epg cooks Protestant and Irish cooks Protestant nur-e,
Irish girls every hirs of wor and few GsrasE gs
Aexms HydsIats,
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WANTED-AT NO. SANDS STREET, BROOKLYN
w Intelligence oico Protestant and Catholic white anS
colorcd gr cooks chabcrmaids seamstresses gener
houfeworkers &c Wanted ALSO and boys situations
ed. NJ WALLACE
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NTANTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
young woman to do cooking and assist in washing and
ironing Best Of city reference given Please call 79
Elizabeth street between Spring and Prince Can be
.0rt two days.
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yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A STU
w alton IS ssamstress understands shirt making and
plain sewing. Would work by he week month Can be
seen ut 80 East street. between First and Second
fourth fcor back Would take work to her
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VTANTED-DY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation as chambcrmaid and seamstress. Best Of
city reference he given Can be for
III First between Seventh and Eighth third
floor front
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VNANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
young Irish GIRL ns chanibermaid and to do plain
ing and assist in waiting is also kind
children Can give city reference Please call at No IL
Union Court between Eleventh and Twelfth streets Unver
afty uln
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VNANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman as chambermaid and waiter, would
do the cooking, washing and ironing of small family She
understands ehanberyork and waiting The very best Of
city reference be given character capabty
required Please call Mt III Mott street. Houston Can
be two days.
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vTANTED-FIRST CLASS SERVANTS PROTESTANTS
and Catholics four first rate cooks 50 month
vera plain oooa washers and roners three experienced
chambermaids English maids
Thorough servants respectable well recommended ants
only need apply at ~ Atlantic street. Brooklyn. b.
Employers supplied with good servants OF every nation ~
this Office
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WANTED-BY MOST RESPECTABLE PERSON
w OF gentle disposition situation chd's nurse,
to do light ehamberwork and plain sewing Would be viii
ing TO go as useful companion to lady or invalid No OBJ
Watsons os2 Fourth street. between Broadway and tn,
Bowery
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VIyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, In a respectable private family,
ehambermad and to assist aundrsss in sewing
the Of gcntee family the best Of city reference
given Please call at 2 Bowery in the bakery store for
two
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VTANTED-A SITUATION, by RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to cook, wash and iron, or would do
and waiting understands baking, and is will
ling make herself useful Can give the best of city ree
renee Please call at 1856 West Twenty street.
tween Lglth and Ninth aYenues.
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VNANTED-BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG SCOTCHMAN A
situation as assistant bookkeeper entry clerk
Wholesale establishment either iron goods
leather and findings In the last named business he has
BILE Would act salesman light
porter make himself generally useful The city
given ability and respectabity OF character
For furthe recommendation and particulars apply Major
Handbook, Herald office.
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CTAIEMENT1
Estimated Estinsated Estimated
1872, 500 CSC, coo 357, 500

On careful calculation find TIA. lesserei produe
tic of goods alone will reduce tie usual weekly
sumption of cotton BY 1000 bags tbs deoresss in
the ouction Of export Ia antamouut to about
eco bags OF cotton weekly Under this extensive de-
creased consumption of the material the mauufac
tured article cannot be expected to decline materially in
price, Whatever course the cotton market Gay assume
The total bar of dies In these districts esti
mate At $780, COO, to supply the looms well the
yarns for export.
We have vsipy hoped that tho incsmeucy Of ths SEA-
would alike put top to the in the East and end
the strikes around With tbs cessation Of strikes,
and consequently increased produc ion Of yarns aad
&c ODE market, it is true, would at cst be Lowered
but the advantage which would be realized from gene
raj return to work in Lancashire would 20 counter
balance lower prices The markets woulG at
take larger supplies, for exports to the Continent
have been diminishing during the lst two years. BY
Increased export tins would b. avorAby nhu
Feed and capitalists would direct their atenton to
these markets.
The Oswego Journal o. the 22d inst. gives the annexed
statement Of the amount OF property which arrived at
and shipped from that port via canal during the
past three kea,ons CT navigation -
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LudEste hill, LondonThs above house is centrally sii
stsa has an excellent ten q twelve private 81
good smoking room; warm Geld and shower baths alws
ready night porter In txcd charge for
vsnts The Eew York Herald 10 tiled. TH0S. QUARTZ,
MAIEE so proprietor Of the Grown and Scsptre Tarcr
GreenwchJ tenders his grateful thanks 10 his America
friends fer tho fvors he has Icing enjoyed al their hand
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TEE INTERESTING LEeAL QUEsrroH-We bear
that thele is before the Secretary OF the Interior
case from, New York In which the important point
is:- Has D2ited States Marshal the right TO de-
ard OF the claimant of fugitive slave, a bond of
Indemnity before serving the process? We presume
that the question by this time has been laid before
ste Attorney General for bis edvice.-- Washington
~, Us, "a,
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UTHRHE AT BIRTB.--The steamer q. s. Mail,
Capt Jake Hazlep, arrived here yesterday morning,
1Eum 81. Louis. On the way round, German woman
naued Rene. whose husband, Jacob Reuz, lives Ia
mis- city over the canal gave birth to three children
--two sons and q daughter-whi III were properly
ecen 70 BY the chambermaid of the boat SO well
D3eosed Was Mn. REM with the attention Of the cap
xain, that she named one OF the boys Jacob Hszlep
Dsns, and the other Uf5ed States Nail Renz but the
Sanghter, we learn IL still without name Cinein-
nGti E-QuUU, DEC, 20,
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CRAKERCY HOUSE, CORNER OF BROADWAY ANr
VI Twentieth etreet-Some pleasant and convenient
for fani,s single gentlemen may be had At mad
ate prices. l.. DONALD, Proprietor
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[Frcm the Albany Evening Atlas, (tts free soi admins
traton organ in this s,a,s,) D~e 2a


Prem the Albany Evening Atlas ORE 'rse sol admins
trston organ in this sta,s) De 20
THE LIIUrBHASF ENER LsHIP.
We see that the question OF comforting npon- Gen.
scots new military title and appointment, is re-
vived in the Senate.
Certainly the extent to which Gen. Scott has
claims upon the gratitude aud honor of his country
is not to be debated. The conqueror of Mexico
would If In the service Of monarchics or aristo-
cratic government, be loaded with wealth aud titles,
weuld hsve sat IN cabinets, egisated among lords,
and transmitted his privileges with his lame, 70 his
lineage.
We republicans cannot do this. We have deprived
ourselves Of any such power, Eve had the inclinh
ton. We cannot even approach to this system OF
other countries end bestow unaccustomed fargesses
ard artificial military distinction upon our SUCCESS
ul ger erals The rank Of Admiral, of Marshal and
of Lieutenant General, is practically unknown to our
syatem We do not like - see titles mnt aplied, or
the hierarchy Of rank raised 10 a Sill mere unequal
height.
We can appreciate the feeling with which General
Scatts friepos, and still The more chivareus OF
bis late opponents, enter into this question. II Is
not difficult 10 believe that Gen. Scott himself after
having bel dragged through the Rre If politics to
alsme and pihfni coIclu son. by unpatriotic aud
unsuccessful party, would be the more anxious to
receive some recognition from the country The be
stowal of honors would thus be equally refreshing to
the giver and the recipient.
Certainly something should be done to make the
community forget that the conqueror OF Mexico
was the late unanimously outcast candidate oil
the wing party something should &c done to
restore him to his selfrespect; bat We would much
prefer that the expression OF national gratitude
shond not take the shape of new ttular bonors and
unaocustoned Is. k. AS commanderin chief OF all
the forces of the United States Gen. Scott has all
the preroe atves of rank and place which the ne y
title would give. The name Of Northumberland
implies less, III its teral meaning, than that watch
Ger. Scott now bears, and would, once established
as he last round OF the military grsde, convey no
hoo or or pleasure 10 him who aytans 1t.
Gan upxu blGf highest
knoxn to the service @. his country II it's pay ia in
sfieent il is cue to tue service not less toan to
him. that its emoluments should be propor;ioped to
tie years during which IT Is held ana thas ths dis,
tlppuished services Of Gen. Scott should be rewarded
with pensions aud donations, such as che country is
accustou ed to bestow upon her patriot soldiers.
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DRHSEETB FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-ONE HUNDRED
and city prizes 10 DO distributed 70 ths holders Of
hundred and fifty shares - soon they arc all sold La
dies and requested 70 examine the articles IN
0IMBRkDI,S show window, No 68S Broadway, Hstropoli
tan hotel ~ Bxany choice goods for sale much below
the usuAl retail price.
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HORSES, CARRIAssEs, 40.

BROWNS LIVERY STABLES, 1888 AMOS }TRRE
and 9y Thorn street, be had the best of ooache
elsghs light aud saddle horses at all hours Hav
lately taken the large stable in Amos street. no
to take horses Ivory cheaper than any other, hny
seventy stalls. -Four billiard tables 70 let
JAMES A. BROWN, Proprietoi
DOR sALE-A soRREL u0RsrAKIGMT YEARS OIL
IL and kind . spirited driver; will stand witho,
tying and can trot mile In SIX minutes. Also bac
horse nine years old, round and knd and good tYavc
Price $io0 Can be 81 Thompson's stable, ITO Ia
Thirteenth street,
E,oR sALE-A oBN1LKMAN WISHES TO DIsPos
= OF his mare. light wagon, roctsway wagon, .bsSnsl
tsdde ~ net. bisntess 40 eomp'eN. Appirt3J. ". y
~ AAes.IEsl stkt.t, bsieSs IL . sissA. a. x
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EXTRA PAY.

EXRTA PAY.-ALL u. 3, NAVY SAILORS VINO
~ served in any q. D. vessel IN the Pacific any tis
EDwARD pTssEII, lssnA
1x,A XEuG q q n. DEeuis y llAx n. Ss.sp UsR.
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DITCH AND CHEAP GOODS FOR HOLIDAY Pr.
~ sests-yAnhs BECK 4 co. hsvejg received latl
variety elegant elk robes India shals
lars, sleeys and bandkersbicf Lee collars sleeves s.
banskrehies &o and great variety Of fancy seeds
numerous N mention Alps have reduced largo tsocs
silks shawls embrcdses paids d.aipes French print
&C.. for holiday presents. No. 800 Broadway.
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PUBLICATIONS.

= pefBOne
10 acquire kno Wedge Of bookkeeping with withou. j
Aid Of teachsr sheuld possess copy Of banks
keeping" work which illustrator tie three leading m tho
ofkeeping accounts with and without thu Journal and vii
the day book and journal combined, besides containing
great variety of mercantile ferns commercial Arithm
time table 10 For 10 AZ 2os nr,aaway mp stairs
No. 3. AGENTS wanted to sell the eamc.
WANTED rs 900 SUBSCRIBERS TO THE WEEK !
w Citizen" newspaper. at Murphy's Foreign and Dom
tic Newspaper AUnoy office "a Centre street. Newark No
Jersey ALI orders from EUROPE and tho interior be
conn aniod with the cash. as att tion will be paid
otherwbs Refers Robert Sears potria book pubshe
New York city and Bartholomew aly bootmAksr, corn
london Tmesn
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DRY CasoUE, 40.

HoNIToN LACE GOoDS-RECRIT AT RICr
IL MONDS, 1863 Broadway, the most beautiful assortme
OF pillow made goods perhaps ever imported. Ladies
fnd according 10 annual CUSTOM the whole If
stock reduced to such prices az most insure quick
Mrs. Richmond would also inform the ladies
up goods, 10 still pre-. eminent at 500 Bro sdway.
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MRS LEvINs so9h BROADWAY, REspECTFULI.
M informs the ladies Of New York and It's vicinity that
81 eniargng her store che Obliged 10 sell
her fall and winter 900 comprising the f.shorL
style Of Partisan head dessos dresn eaps embroders
holiday prese.ts would do we'll to call shells disposn
Ter well Asso.tcd stock, below oeg..
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-02
SAN FRANCISCO.
AGENCY.

THE undersigned is the sole agent tor
nected with the office Of the "Placer Her
ald," published at AUBURN, and the "Cali-
fornia Express" published ut Marysvi,le,
for the city and county of San Francisco.
As these papers circulate very extensive
ly throughout the entire mining region,
advertisers will find it to their advantage
to secure place in the columns of each.
Communications and advertisements will
meet with prompt attention if left with
him at his office. advertisements re-
spectfuly solicited. J. F. DAMON,
No. 161 Kearny street, San Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-02
NEW ADVERTIs EMENTS.
Constable,s Sale.

nY virtue of an execution, to me dl-
Is rected, from the court of }. c. Haw-
thorne, Justice Of the Peace, in and for
Township No. 2, Placer county, State of
California, on judgment rendered on the
Qlst day of March, A. D. 1853, in favor
of Henry M. Wilson and against the Gold
Hill and Bear River Water Company,
for the sum Of $500, and $25 damages,
with costs of suit taxed at $s2l, have
levied upon, and seized, and will expose
at public sale, at Ophir, on Saturday, the
sOth day of April, \. d. 1853, at 2 O'Clock,
P, NJ, all the right, title, interest, and
clam of the G. H. Il B. r. w Co., IN
and to the G. H. s. B. r. w. Co.'s Ditch
situated in Placer county, State of Cali
fornia, or so much thereof rs will satisfy
said execution and costs thereon.
STEPHEN JAMESON, constable
Ophir mar29 nag St Up No.2 Placer co.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-02
New City Erug Store.

A A. JOSEPH & CO., Proprie- IL.
IA. tors Of the City Drug Store, MA
would respectful y IpfOrm the pub ~o~
lie that they are now permanently located
in their new store, metropolitan Block,
Washington Street, and prepared to
supply the city and country trade with
all descriptions of Drugs, Medicines, Sur
gical Instruments, dental Instruments.
Go d Fol Artificial Teeth. Periumery,
Toilet Soap, Fancy Articles.
Our stock is of recent importation, and
has been selected with special reference
to quality. Dealers and Physicians may
rely upon obtaining nothing but fresh and
genuine artic es from our establishment.
Physicians pres 'riptions prepared With
care and attention. at all hours OF the day
and night, by competent persons.
a. A. JOSEPH g. CO.,
Graduates Of Pharmacy,
Metropolitan Block. Washington street.
opposite Burgoyne's Banking House, San
Francisco, feb 5'39-n3ltf
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-02
SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued out Of
ID the Hon. District Court of the 11th
judicial District in and for the county of
Placer, and to me directed, | will offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore the Court House door, in the town of
Auburn, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, on Monday,
April l1th. 1853, all the right, title, in
terest and claim of E. Goble and f. G..
Mcguire of, in and to the following des-
cribed property, to-wit; Three several
tracts or parcels of land containing 100
acres each, more or less, lying and being
in Todd's Valley, Placer connty, and
known and described as f. Goble s. Co.'s
Ranch, together with dwelling house, all
out-houses and improvements thereon and
erty of E. Goble and f. g. Mcguire, to
satisfy Judgment obtained in said ceurt
on the 9th day of January, A. d., 1858,
against E. Goble and F.. q. Mcguire and
in favor of Thos. f. Brown, for the fol-
lowing sums to-wIt: For the sum of six
hundred do lars with interest at the rate
of ten per cent. per month from the SOth
January, A. D., 1852; and for the further
sum of one thousand do lars with interest
on the same from the Sd day of May, a.
D., 1852, at the rate of five per cent. per
month-wth accruing costs of execution
The said judgment being entered to fore
close two certain mortgages, to-wt: One
recorded in Book A of mortgages of Pla-
Ger county, page IS, and one other mort
gage recorded in same book, page %
Said sums and interest being payable in
gold dust at the rate of sixteen dollars per
ounce. S. G.. ASTIN, Shift Of P acer co.
auburn mar26 St BY E. B. Boust, Deputy.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-02
j. w. Tucker.

MANUFACTURING Jew eler, and
Il wholesale and retail dealer in Dia-
mondS, Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Silver-pIated Ware, &c. &C., Mont
gonery street, one door north of Sacra-
nento, San Francisco, keeps constantly
on hand and is receivingcby every steamer
FINE WATCHES, of every kind and
make.
DIAMoNp WoRK in great variety
amongst which are some of the largest in
the country.
Gold charms, keys, seals, rings. thin
hIes, earrings, lockets, chains, and ever,
description of jewelry.
SILVER WARE, comprising communion
sets, silver pitchers, cups, spoons, napkin
rings, &c. &C., which he is selling at tue
lowest rates.
Chronometers rated, watches carefully
cleaned and repaired, and all business
pertaining TO the line attended to.
Country orders punctually attended to
Prices and goods guaranteed to suit pur-
chasers. sIl-Sm