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Rssay this morning the Crest Protestant RomiHes.
CASTLE; A TALE OF r.

NARLINGTON CASTLE; A TALE OF ruE
~ JEsrITs.
ByC H. Of An Harrington" Curse Of LiHvood
e.e etc vol 2no Sc PIP Price cloth gilt Is cents paper
eel
We have IN this remarkably sole brilliant novel the OF
q. rh Bee,s her possessions saoud fall
ps the control the Jesuts beesu the victim Of determined
uureenrs persecution Pursued and hanaed by
ever Ingenuity hatred c5ud she
s.r,oe an amount suffering trial difficult conceive but
tboush which she evnee, faith exalted and otude
lie n and md urns THAT st the deepei.
vursthy and admiration. The beauty and sweet
ness of her character ennobng virtues and her mlryrse
sepr pictured forth BY author WITH much skill deli
ey and subtle knosedse Of the human heart and
with 80 wd. 1nd comprehensive insight into human that
her msse all exquisite Lights and shldes It's beautiful col
orux AID it, proportions stands from the ike
resy.
Fothe grace its style It's abundance Of incident its
bo graphic Pttares its picturesque decrp
,op, ito frequent the terrible hss that
C.rpson Cssts" viii Of the admired and pop1
lar WORKS OF the day.
In the preface told the author that notr
IL he etr.orsy Of the related the pn-
esl eeuurce all founded upon events that have seta4y
occurred eur day and within the British donnions All this
. o1y proof persecution did not with the
aark ares that midst and forms
a. and relentless IL and bold In the
oden tine.
BUNCE BROTHER Pgblsher.
Ne iS4 Nnssu-r, NsE- YORK
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Hpefiai NoAfes

House %.s'n, q "a the .i SlI
Hal Weo,ef St between Houston and Beecier
on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, a II o'clock.
~ DR. s1eefs s'H oS
att r NJ at the BrOOsy. 'henssm Admission % cents,
sesStfe the BROOKLYN Institute commencing on
M9NP and MoNpAY EVEXiNS until Closed sSbsst-
Gooy he Natural History of Creation Lectures commence
William LLOYD Garrson's Address, delivered at the Tab
%%sSssh pG society No ia
Sixteenth Of the sPfs5y Sf SGsisy
Feb is M7i o'clock, In the Chapel of the Seminary No
Univestyplsee.
Special NotceThe officers and Members Of Marion Division
"a nq s1 Nol,S :. 6kFSw
,b ~ M oeioei fer the pHrp.ss Of tsssdns the funeral
Pnw DASL IL SANDS from the PSr.Sth 1t M Church
at l O'Clock JAMES INA MAcKkGN
Empire Lodge No. 81, !. o. of0. F.-rhe Member. Of
Esy,ii.a seSn oaa Fellow. n. on SUNDAY MoRNiNq
Tnrop6sr WING pay tue last tribute u
: A BUseE, Secretary. w. HOb9aho y u
Wendell Phillips ESQ, OF Boston p.'hsussS I teeS
ersde in Der bosom viii deliver ths L"eh.h Les'Ge % %
ftfs6 y 1 E1SSESiNG FEB y 4 oeoc
maGfs En, hfnI" ef y HafiN will
sGiUkn vININe ISL " oeC St -; :. The !Hysi,y
1he FTneh hOhan,-Galot Ausur rhierry Meheist IhI'
Harmony Division No. :. of rThe members Of this Di
sP Ss IN Eess: 81 ae Hs No 10 r.
W =. DANIEL II SANDS BY order! ,,,ono,,o,-or, ~
II NJ. r
sons OF Temperance Member. National Grand
SpboI dntt Divisions invited the Hall
New Iork Division No at No IS East Broadway SUNDAY
attend of L
~ THOMAS EDGERLEY, G 5.
The CannI-st r. Ii. Society, at Spring Hall, No 1875
Srrps,t on SUNDAY EVENING, will be addressed BY Mr.
NASH IRA BUCKMAN ard Mr. HIDE The friends Of temper.
snce are osir respectfully invited to attend
DAVID SMITH, Sec JOHN Qua. President.
Union Division No. % - THE members requested 20
meet At their Colombian Hall Grands SUNDAY 10Th
u O'clock, noon to attend the innsTa o. 1fo ssI
Sous of Temperance members Of New:York Division
s.y on SUNDAY inst IL O'Clock NJ 70 attend the fnaers
Of our late brother DANIEL II SANDS N w p BY order
1soNAs EpeERLEY, 5 A. Il MIbShl, VI.
The Lands of the Petersvile Association, located
n the Town Of Eew-Roohele are accessible 20 the cry
~ twelve eay There good dselnss on the
hnd which the barns will be distributed TO the mem
eeu without additional change The price for four city ot or
payments The beautifully elevated s~anps and
shster than lard offered This property has nearly dou
bs value since purchased but the articles OF ASSOCIATION
WI not admit Of change In tbs price nbeIs Persons
shhSg avail themselves Of the advantages Of obtaining plat OF
Geand obdef such extraordinarily advantageous terms can 90 %
sleDdpi the meenss Of tho Assoc held EVERY MONDAY
EVENING, corner Of Broadway and Grand.f.
W. II. HoYT No go s3hav
PunetVa attendance Of members requested business Of i'm
lertenee WILL be brought before the meeting.
re Adyertisers In Newly erk, Boston and Phladei
ne ety. desrsble medium for sdyer sins having the
arrest ereulstion Of daily paper IN Central New
ISa being dssisnaed BY the PostOnee Department 10
Ss@sh " List Of Letter
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1,RUIsE OF The NORTH sTAR-The nth
I tbou.Id Of ibis re.dy lt5r..s Q, .as
exclusion CT NJ VEneerbits Psrv 70 n 49, %!
h usrstsd with portraits AND .ood eui, - 4. ., .
s ,,ormssp ard fne descriptive passages And
seaL !. - - 1. .IeeirptS lIBdepenaent
II ,,ttsr n iyely and usphie sty. ard conveys much
or ses on The oeaiiies visited BY the sallAn ConnO
engraved ksns NJ Anfefo Ana
.rsfiors seeogP any the vslane" lEveans Pest
fDS'-Ssa aAH EvAss pIcKERsoS No sr Broadway.
II. ,rsxs sup he'd AZ IL QWSa BusN
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PREsENT llusiFsien Of Ur,a1 n :. 1870
-. b devoted 10 eseh part Of speech saogiss men
e.on properties and brSsHy u.nan.s.e. = "a
-. So,.. .nt h, ~ AL post receipt q csna AZ
80. a, fsu an RuFUs BLANCHARD, Ne ls Brosd~r ~ l.
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II UNDFpFNDENT-

THE INDEPEN DEN t.
i TIE LARGEST RELIGIOUS PAPER ~ TIE WORLD
GREAT slCCESS or THE NEW QUARfO SERIES
the have had net neree<e 20
W. TWO THOUSAND,
nd rfceiviag forty per day
CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS NUMBER.
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-, ...,I Neetjpa of the Newly ork Land ana
The Annnsi ia Nam sIi be held MONDAY EVENlSG
NY Peb 70 all o'eloeh: Members are esaiyYY e.
70 he punetps " sbsp steSdsa~ -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. truly
~ ,ivsn With orr, seenie N9ie.l sd Costume appliance
nIiD.GS,fER NIGHTS DREAM
pl.yed Rurtor. by th- bet sc'O in tie Union
not Cut niO Three Aet, .pa not NUT .iea c,..
Old cfuerY ara N0rlhles
livery SCENE AND DRESS NEW AT BURROWS,
y,.D., .. sssry s S9,e ri Mruc
P-y;S R9oa .s as Gssh = sven :, isy o'9i e., sSqss
Dance be Fay Mase .nd the whole q the
In t The performance Ms.laaer Might. Dea a. 8ut1n',
shsirssh beet ssca4sd pleass al regular Play ,,'
ehldIs5.
POSITIVELY the LAST WEEK but ONE Of
= slGNOR BLITZ -STUYS ESASr INSTITUTE No eS
AfsetIn Inense snf tston
hing Pow" OF NenToqusm starns l1eompfeh as ole
at of Nature. Msc EAPPins Al n. Per
rm.St in tie eity NO DAY Feb and eve, tvENiSS cur.
ssTUBDAY AFTEKNO Az AdmLnsioa Is eAidrsu
III eern
NEUsIC.-Partes ard Balls can be supplied with
vi Music rueh IS Violin with Hsrp aesoIPinment or WIN
rIs Hs1P P BErs 40 IS ''hiy 'a'h' or No.
DROFEssORs WILLIAM and FRANCIS 7. RUS
i - IL With Mss'sr FDMrND RUSSELL vii give IN
Classical sSths. 1t Hope Gasp. Fes Is and Brooklyn Aas
FEB q To commence II :: o'clock , RI, ,
joining the Clspel and Aihepelm.
DANyARDr GEORAMA, No so BROADWAY
- Tie BoLY LAND Ieopenea for short season oH with ths
rev Panor6ms RIVER NILE. beng two o. 'he largest aud
Painting presented 10 ons eyenn; At .oa
70 10th parorsu 5 st. % 81 part; o. TIE 50l sE1Ni
EyININGst y aud wEDNEsD ~ AID SATURDAY AFrEt
NOON, ats O'clock
surEprSrEyDESr's OFFICE Cryss Palace Dec ., 1855
rE'HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
sso Pm si i'' open ''' during ''' ''' ''' "
sn',e admission 81 cent.
III BATCHELDER Aetas superintendent
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THE NEW ART of
InrYpP PRIHTIN0,

IN III u Y T. " a I OF
INTALIOTYPE PR1hTINo
ISyEyTED BY JoHs DosLtyY,
nl..,ts,. M he SLOW and operation Of en-
,s,SE by hsrd a. il combines facilities Of Lteotsph YIN
the easncs of Eousvips and the rapciJ OF AJP"ssPH
This AIT u peculiarly sdsyted 70 ne -,,,-o
su.nvo -. pof ycgR0MATIC CONTRASTS generally, md
= soDsISy .s,lsbe Tor BUSINESS CARDS large PosIEAS
HAND Ellis FANCY LABEL1l and
SHOW GARD IS $3.50.
Autho. Inventors Atsz Publishers hanasetsrsrs 80 Ss
p., rdSine Pouri.to. and sensrSy W" 10
sire ITIrcrunLY :sd se2s9Ne,L1rT IserrzsrTos
VIII 90 wen" P MoDERN INVENTION
q. 4. 4. IN. oay srapbie which anites $500, .oovoxy
ETTsaoEpIs.RY ELEc.scE WIZ es naI.s 10 sy
s,se.rosn. exhibited orders promptly
EOBACF GREELEY Co. No y oee1.-s ~tth n..ta.~,
s,.Yeo,,pins and general Job Printing sh'''
and d.as1
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TIHE AMERICAN a d {" n
kso%L1Eip99da xfpIETE POLITICAL WORKS, . esv and
essaa Edition edited b EPpEKY 10 $sri Sses Il door
9Ns1TURDAY, Feb. "a, we sbsllpublish the gres
" American nTHE LAMPLI
Re-, s,ileu win be 6Iled the order q their entr
Wassn ~ nosbe % DO % within three dsys bysll
arc a. ssi,iou{ JOHN p JEWErr ConPAM,
~esAs e Nee II "a 10 Cssahn, Dpesa-
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lie Adysrtiser. In NsW;ferk. Boston and Phlade
ety. desrsbh medium for advertising having the
Ygh being desisnsted BY the PostOnee Department 10
Hshkh iE List o! letter.
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WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE on WEDNESDAY


w EVENING Msrch / o.,,
PERHAM's VALENTINE EXHIBITIONS
OF THR FAMOUS SEVEN MILE MIRROR,
AT ACADEMY HALL No 6'S BdOADWAY
Each puTchaser Of
25CENT VALENTINE TICKET,
Will IN addition 10 simisOn, be presented VILE
HANDSOME VALENTINE,
Equal In value TO the price paid for the tckes
Each child under u years Of age. purehss4asa
l2t CENT VALENTINE TIChEE
VIII In ADDITION o admission. Re presented with
BEAUTIFUL VALENTINE,
Sealed up With wafer In pretty Enbosee envelope
Holder. Of RHAMs Gin Tickets will be admitted to the Il,
EXHIBITIONS COMMENCE AT AND II O'CLOCK P
DERHAMs TICKETS-PersOns holding Perham
Tches and receive their orders eorreey 81
shilling each BY leaving them Mrs CAMPBELLs sore
ner OF 7h and North 9n6-t Wiamsburgh WM Thos sAON
DERsS Bookstore No Is Nssust New Yort and tae
Der No IS JAuesst, Brooklyn. L l. BERNARD ; CALNEHI
broadway MENAGERIE, No. 3G BROAD
ID wAY-N0v day and evening With the largest on
ofLlNING WILD ANIMALS exhibited II Ne~fok rNS
Appearance the LLLIPUTlAN KING the sna s specimen Of
weighing bat six pouncs and four mes ''e
Dwarf hitherto exhibited To Be without eHtr
IL with the dsPlsy OF Wild bgasts hs sAhE u
TWINS and the perform snees Of He RI DRlEsBACd -
ODen from NJ TO l. P IL Admission Is cent? ehitTen IN
der 10 half price.
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TMPURIANI I II II LOUI M W ONh D.
II Bg Rev. JOHN CUNNING DID Of Lon1on Dedicated 81
nsion o the Hon AsBoTT LAwzEsCE
all
eoh bindings Pytcs 81 per rOL
l. APOCALYPTIC SKETCHES, Or L.crUEEs IHE Boox %
REVELATION Series BY the Rev Joas COnssG d. Dsy-
cred Hall and Crown cogI ChHreh, London New
Rditisn-reyi.ed and corrected, with two IGdsIes
n APOCALYPTIC SKETCHES Or LscruSEs on rsI BOOK of
REVELATION ID Series by the Rev JOHN CUNNING, ID d. -
III PROPHETIC STUDIES Or LECTURES ON THE Fko'ht'
DAMEL. BY the Rev JoBs CUMMING
w VOICES OF THE DAY By the Rev JoHs CUNNING, D.,
v VOICES OF rae MIGHT, By the Rev JoHs CvnHiss u
VI. VOICES OF THE DEAD BY the Rev JoBs Cgssss "
the writing Of ths dssngas TOO
vine are In Of and viii be announced whsn
ready VIRTUE son Co. NO % Io1h :. ps...Sm-,
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gilmore Notices.

Jir,t Treewi' Baptist Church, suvan-s,:, (6etween
Prince and bOuf J-Ih~ Kew ID GNAHAh' fa'of-,
RIesehBE ~ the .Isor TOMORROW (shb,h n2rrnsC a. ~
Gscor duty Of ihs Church 20
The Ann Forsory Meeting Of The cbHreh tna ~ y
FCurfntt viii h.. lsd 10 MORROW a. = Sc.efN r ~ 10
Sc Jolus ir,h Brookyn. Bishop WAlNWki ~ VIZ gfs
he by the Rev D. CT OF Al
bur, iSlre u6e b, shs Rev DR. IfNdi ana O1'As' "
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NETWORK TRIBUNE,

FOR IURoPEAN ctKCULATIos,
on the departure of orb Nti Sissntr for Liverpool
80 snosa- postage ineild.'4 stasie coisse cent?
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
sTAFE 4 6oc OF nc cAhIFoRRNIA' AaI>2E Probate Court

II. DORADO COUNTY,
In the matter of the estate of James L. Caboon dccca
ed:
Now on this day, 30lh Of January, A d 1854 comes
Francis Alerton, Admir- of this estate, by his att'ys
Newell Williams, and presents his affidavit showing that
there not sufficient personal estate il his hands pay
the debts Of said deceased. that the deceased indebted
the time Of his death in the OF 600 and th;
time the Of the undivided half Of ccrtuii
piece of ound and the buildings the, situated the
north side of Main street, in the town OF Place,vc.
hc west end thereof occupied blactsmii and wagon
shoT and it pearng necessary thai the above property
be sold to pay tue outstanding debts Of said deceased anu
expenses Of administration it is therefore or,ercd That
Ill persons interested in said estate 10 appear before tn,
PIohate Judge Of SAID coy the court room in the own
Of Coco 0n the l9h day Of March, A d. 1854. show
cause why order should be granted the aforesaid
admir- to sell much Of the real Of said deceased
shall be necessary to Pay his aforesaid debts. and that
copy of this order he published in the Empire County
A gus Tor oNI successive weeks.
true copy of the original order made in said Court.
IATrEsTJ A. ST. c. DENVER. Clerk
February Iith. 1851 Probate Court
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, =, D.o,... 49,,
Ell DORADO COUNTY, 1" 1'00'"e court

En- DoRApo coCNrY W. Ia Probate Court. ?
In the later of the estate of William D. Gooch doeca-
sel:
Now the 7th day of February A. ID 1851, comes II
7. Plant, admir- of said estate by Newell \ Williams mis-
Attorneys and presents his affidavit showing that there Is
personal property sufficient, belonging sald estate
his hands pay the debts of said deceased aud the de
ceased was ut the time of his DEATH Indebted in the
ofabout four thousand dollars he ascertain
and that at that time the 9f house situated the
south side of Main street in the of Columa in said
county, called the - Crescent City llott aud it appear
ing that the above property should be sold
the outstanding debts Of said deceased the expenses Of
administrations 1t Is therefore ordered: That all persons
interested in said estate to appear before the Probate ugc
of said county at the court in the Of Cooma
the 10th day of March, ISL to show why al Qldet
should not be granted TO the aforesaid administrator to sell
said real estate, much thereof, of said deccscd as
gay be necessary to his esad debts and that cory
Of this order be published in the newspaper called the
Empire County Argus for four weeks succcssivey.
true Copy Of the gna order made in said court
[ATrEsTl A. ST. G. DENNER, Clerk
Feby. llth, 1854 Probate Court
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office at Georgetown, for
II the month of February. 1854. Persons calling
for these letters will say advertised.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
Henry NJ. Fiske,
DRUGGIST AND ANOTHECARY,

ANT OULD inform the citizens of +. Dorado County in
Wv genera; and MUD SrkGNGS in particular that he has
on hand large assortment Of LRUGS MEDICINES,
PAINTS and OILS, well full supply of the best
Patent Remedies usually found in Drug Establishments
Also, large assortment OF the LATEST PUBLICA-
TONS which he is receiving by every steamer, direct
tom the publishers, and which he Will dispose oC the
Lowest rates.
es-Storc-Postoicc Buildings, Main ST.. Mud Springs
January 4th, lo5i [l2tfl
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04

rsc- - EDA NEGEU
GEORGEToWN.
MrKENNEY ALUAY g. CO., Pro1Yfetoys
FaN HE propreors of This extensive ote take Measure In
announcing to their patrons and the travelling public
generally that their House is still open Cor the eception OF
Boarders and Travellers Having atcy improved it wth
GOOD BEDS & BEDDING,
neat and airy Bed ROOMS and Private Rooms for the 40
commodation Of Ladies and Families.
The Table is furnished with the best in the market
while the BiR contains good assortment Of LIQ CORS
and ,SEGARS.
ii Addition is a stable for the accommodation of Horses
and Teams The stages for acromento CITY arrive and
depart from this House every day rendering great
niencc to the travelling public. d. c. McKENNEY
j.. BROOkSIIIRE.
Georgetown, I9--Itf JOHN ALWAY.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
FOR SALE.

4 NKs Pens, Pen Holders. Waters. Envelopes, Ne, Sc
Il for sale by [uov 2G-2l TAILOE & THOMAS.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
DIR. J. NJ. CRUZ.


PAW ATE Otll'E L in the Ai,othecary Store of VIM.
Zelner Hours tVr consultation fom 10 IL A. NJ and
TO = NJ.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
South Fork Cigar Store.
y. NEWBAUER,


South Fork Cigar Store.
d. NEWBAUER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER TOBACCO, CIGARS MEX
IcAN AND BARCELONA CARDS, &c,
Main street, opposite the Uncn Hte, Piacrc and
ond foor Liew AdaHS' Express Office, Coloma
TEvIE subscriber has hand and constantly receiving
from the Manufacturers in Havana, large invoices Of
the most superior brands Of
CIGARS:
First quality Havana Rcgalja, Flor de Cabanas, Sc
vlanas atria, Henry Clay, FL Ohio. Jenny Lind
Rpgalia Nontro, Figaro. La Zeal, Best l., ndres,
Londres Cabanos ScnriramiS, Small Havana etc.
Tobacco,
Grape, Twin Brothers, Twist Diadem, A. Hunt
0ronoco. Nectar Leaf Four Aces, and other An
dersons fine cut. IN cans and foil: Goodwin's Smo-
knG and Chewing, Mrs Nliller's fine cut, &c.
SNUFFS, &C.
American Gcntlcman's and French Rarpee Snuffs 3:
stone. Clay and Fancy Iipes; Cgarito Leaf Tobac
co, Cigarito Paper, Etc, Etc, Etc.
Hotel keepers are invited to call and examine the
stock, they buy choapcra this store than at
any place this side Of San Francisco. al orders
will be promptly attended to-
February llth, 1S5t [lSfl
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04

NiAIlONAR1 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS at wholesale
y Or retail at WALDRON & CO.'S Book Store.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04

A interest in IIly & Co.'S Saw-AIill, Traycrs
IA Creek ~ mile from the town Of Spansh Flat 1t is
valuable water power and in good running order Any
person wishing to make safe and profitable investment
will do well to call.
sbl93 Trovsrs Creek, Feb. l3 1854
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02
NUMBER 81.


The true policy of every right minded
man in times of schism in our party is to
hold on to the decisions of the majority.
If this position be abandoned, there is no
hope left for the perpetuity Of our repub-
lie. Upon this basis alone our Cohstitu-
tion and our whole fabric Of government
stand. The fairly expressed will Of the
majority of the people is the only law of
action with true democrat. We hold
that in our late primary organization in
the State Convention, the nominations OF
Denver, Herbert and Leake were made
by decided majority of the legtimately
chosen delegates of the people, and that
therefore they alone are the real demo-
cratic candidates, according to the usages
and principles Of our party, and that the
separate action of the minority delegates
was schismatic, dsorgsnizing, and ir-
regular proceeding, rashly and impru-
dently adopted, and we'll calculated to-
dsunite the body Of the democracy Of our
State. If there were motives Of personal
ambition, or personal bitterness, and dis
appointed hopes at the bottom of that lat
ter movement, it cannot alter the simple
fact that it cast fire. brand into the camp
of democracy, which will he long remem-
bered against any person or persons who
shall stubbornly fan the flame Of schism
which that mutinous act has kindled.
Times + Transcript.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02

SILVER. We were yesterday shown a
beautiful specimen of pure silver, taken
from vein recently opened in the vicinity
of Sonora, and which will soon be worked
on an extensive scale. There is no doubt
that the silver mines Of California will
yet prove immensely valuable, the only
drawback at present being the high price
of labor and other expenses consequent
upon working them. The mineral re-
sources of our State are by no means yet
developed, and we hail every discovery
and enterprise of this kind with interest.
.Ait0.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02
Piquo { Ohio) Register.

PREMATURE REsURREcrIoN- coffin
was found enclosed in a large box, on
Saturday by some aborers, while digging
sewer in Commercial street, between
Montgomery and Kearney streets. On
opening it, proved to contain the body of
Mr.. w. 0. Rae, who was agent for the
Hudson Bay Company from 1910 to lS45,
when he died Mr. Rae was native Of
Scotland, and highly respected by all who
knew him. The remains were re.interred
yesterday, in the Yerba Buena Cemetery.
s. f. Sun.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02

We were pleased to meet, on Saturday
evening, our former townsman Mr.. Joseph
WaIkup, who has been more than five
years ia California. AMr. w. was one of
the party of six, first to leave this
county for the Con Rnd. He is one Of
the successful adve hrs there--having
had reasonably good in all his UNDER
takings. He has dor%lwel in business,
and has also served hisSState two years in
the Senate, with credit to himself, and,
we are told, to the satisfaction of his con-
stituents.
Mr. Walkup thinks he will make Cali
fornia his permanent home--preferring
its climate to that of any of the older
States.
Piquo Ohio) Register.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER:
New SaW.Mill!

THEundersigned desire to CALI the attention
l. of the public to the fact that they have
completed their new Saw Mill, known as tho
slower Saw. Mill" situated miles from Au.
burn the same distance from Ophir, mile
beyond Millertown, and from Gold Hill. and
have now on hand good supply of Lumber
and are ready to supply all orders with which
they may be favored. :.
They have also on hand q large supply OF
Lumber at the CLIPPER MILL" and are
ready to fill orders for any amount.
ahr 9o--n32 nv o. N. MAY & CO
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02
SIERRA NEVADA HOTEL,
MICHIGAN CITY.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. the public generally that they have taken
and will conduct the above establishment for
the future in manner satisfactory to all who
may favor them with their patronage. The
table will at all times be supplied with the
best that can be produced, and every atten-
tion will be paid to the comfort of the travel
ing community. HARRY GRANT.
apr 20 '54-my VIM, INGRAM.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02

WHALEs.-Two whales we're captured
by party of amateur whaers, few
days since in Monterey bay, and are now
being tried out on the beach.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02

The FIRE AT MoKELUMNE HILL.-The
destruction of property by the confagra-
ton at Mokelumne Hill, has been estima-
ted at rising $250,000.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02
l.. NEWMAN & co.
Auburn. PlaCr County. Cal,

Auburn, Placr County, Cal.
A RE now receiving their supply Of New
II Spring Goods superior to any ever before
offered in this market, consisting in part of
fine dress coats, pants shirts, hats. &c. and
complete assortment of
Summer Clothing.
H. Also, wearing apparel for Miners.
Fancy Goods Of all Kinds.
We have on hand a large assortment of Fancy
Goods. All who wish good Bargains should
remember to call at JAKE'S, one door above
the corner. Always on hand superior lot
cigars.
Auburn, April 9th, 1854.-my.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02

On Wednesday last two men were
hung by the citizens of San Antoine tor
cattle stealing.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-02
Job Printing.

The Job Office of the HERALD has re-
Gently received large additions, and pa.
irons can now have printing done, of all
descriptions, in superior manner. Or-
ders from distance must invariably be
occompanied with the money.