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TOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SEAI-

l. WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINe:-Fhe
s'esr,hip souTHERSER. T. Evan commander viii !eare
Pier No. 4. y R., WEDNESDAY March ~ AZ oclock
pTecisey to- Freirht apply board where Al oIs Of
lsGil VIII be sgrd AID for PASSAGE q; he ee Of SPOF-
FORD TlLEsTOS Co., No - Broadway. Cabin Passage,
s3. The Steamer NASHVILLE will succeed AID lesye on
SATURDAY, March IS The favorte Steamer CAROLINA
makes r,gas trips the various landings the 81 Johns
River FLORIDA connecting with the Steamers rom New-fSrk,
ard leaving ChErssion every TUESDAY, at O'clock p N
Through Tickets 70 Jsetsouyile. s3i; U Pustks. S8
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Of the County Of New Yrk notice u hereby given % al
person. having claims against PATRICK ROCHE bsessnh
late Of tie City Of HewiOrk deceased 20 present. tne same
win voucher. Thereof 70 The subscriber the cce Of James
W Wh No 81 Liberyst The City Of ga on OF pc
frst cay hay ert-Dzred SevfoTk The h Day
OF October lSs5 WILLIAM POWER Administrator
win
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Of the County Of NexYork notice Is hereby given 20 eli
persons having claims against WILLIAM LIVINGSTON t.e
of the Civ Of NewYo deceased TO present me same with
vouchers hereof the subscriber al No IS West SFhst
IA the Cry or before the sofa day Of Apr ne1-
dated New York the day Of October 1855
SARAH LIVINGSTON, Administrative.
NJ raxerN ALEXANDER CLEMENTS Administrator
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IRON NETWORK to HAVRE DIRECT
i BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAI
sTEAAPACkET COMPANY
TTNA."........ Capt. Muller. ENEU........C.p;. Small
CAMBRIA, (paedle-whee) Capt. BsowEless
Their cabin scommod atoms ard stseroon for hstelass
Iassef are eqg. 70 those of any steamer saoa-
rssssse MONEY First Csbin...................sloo
Provisions and Stewards Fee included Wines and Liquors
ezra 90 he procured on board.
Fer freight, psSssge any other Information apply to
T. CUNARD, No Bowling green.
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Il PORT and FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
STEINER BAY STATE, Capt JeTett, leaves New York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aid SATURDAY, At O'clock
p n and EMPIRE STATE, Capt B. BIayton. leayes New
Sork every MONDAY WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY, AZ
ocloek p m; Pier No s. n. r. the Battery both
TOUCHING az New ICrt each way.
u,rter- viii be regarded as secured - Spp-
cant until the shalt have been paid for
Fret Boston sTded through with great dispatch
by al ExITess Fregh; Train.
NM BORDEN. AGENT. Nos 20 AID II West-st.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1856

IT II E L AsT RES R T
Il AND THE LAST CHANCE.
On THURSDAY NEXT, March Is,
REMSEN DISGEE,
No. @4 and 2te siribs,enpe, near FOarteenthsTeei
VIII Close the Sales
or
FALL WINTER GOODS
AZ this viii be tie last opportunity shall have
Of these sass,
HOusEKLyPERs AND OTHERS
HAVE FOUR DAYS YET
BUY ING AT HALF TIE COST
Any and Every Article Of
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Toe1umerste each article and prize
WOULD REQUIRE A VOLUME
But dance a, the stoek Of
RICH sHAWLs,
SILKS
HERINOs
PARAMATTAs,
WOOL PLAIDs,
IRISH LINEN sHIRTIEGS
DAMAsR LINENS,
DOMESTIC PRINTS and C oT-TOSs
HOSIERY
LAcEs and EMBRoIDERIEs, ke., &e
AL nsIied in plain figures
AT HALF THE COST
!, sufficient guaranty Of the immense importance Of rp.e1y
witt 10 EEM5EN DlNGEE,
BROWN STONE STORE.
Noe. 2Oi and 2o6 6thsv,
One door below l4th-.,
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4le0irdl.

DR. C. MCLANE's Improved LIVER PILLS
~ ard Improved Nermifrge and Dr. SCOTS celebrated
MIS-. NJ. J. MABIN. Psychical Physician and
WI ThoreT eutis;, No 60 West 26th-st., New YORK..
OFFIcE HoURs-lO 70 m, Wednesdsys excepted
TrINs1he f. examination And prescription - II the pa
tent is present and so II absent AL subsequent exanns
lions 81 PersoI applying BY letter state the name
ard o The patient tossther with the leading features of the
ease Examinations in tho interior the cIairNoJan
state.
On Sunday the truly poor Will be examined and prescribed
for without charge.
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3. MAu. STEAMSHIP CoMpANY-Fsr

IT e. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
" HAVANA ard NEw-ORLEANS.-On MONDAY.
March II at m, from per foot Of Warrenst, 4, he
EAST and fsvore steamship GRANADA, Capt p. 6rsms,
viii sal q above
Passsse can be secured at the Conp&nys once
Preisht TO Ne OrssDs 81 cents per cu5se foot
Slippers viii be upUled win blank bills II afse ~ NJ
firm sisLed BY h. CcnpSny application ct their oes Ne
other forms signed no bill Of lsdns viii be signed sstsr s
hour Of sailing
For esht p.sese apply Of the oce Of the Comr-ny Ne
N Wesist, corner Of Warren N. U. hObEhTS
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the sarrogat.

0fhs County Of Ne~-York notice y hereby gwen 20 az
IeIsons hs't9. claim. against HENRY sChOLLL .ts o.
ColofDe In Rhensh Prussia deoessed, 20 present s 'aoe
with voSeheTs hereof the suhscr a. ts Once OF bsaey
Humphrey Bner. No. III Broadway, Ia ne City Of Ses
York O. before the fourteenth day o. may He<-D>ee
New loTt, the ,eath day Of Soyem Der, ls5a
ni2 lsvtmA' CHARLES " DAABAASs, kIecstof
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

TALL RIVER Mon and after MONDAY,
March TO- the steamers Of the Fall River Line will leave
Newi ok, from Pier No. SoTh River, al o'clock m
WV BORDEN, Agent
rINIiE REGULAR MAIL LINE. via STONING-
Il TON, PROVIDENCE, EEW-BEDFORO and TAUS-
1ON--CHANGE Of gOUR-On ard siter Monday, March
49, 1875 the Of this lire will leave Pier No North
River Daily, except Sunday) al s. p.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

81 the Co,ptv OF New York notice hereby all
person. having claims sssn.t WILLIAM b. SMITH s,e OF
tie City OF New York deceased, 10 present me same VIII
m the City CT on or before the
,bi,5 s,v of yebru.ry 1855 ELIZABETH =. SMITH,
.ss i.y-e,, NJ. Admiaszatrix
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| C,TPREME COURT-CitY and County of New.

CTPRFME COURT.-City aud County Of New
- York.-ABRAHAM d. COPYRIGHT NATHAN D;
COPYRIGHT, and JOSEPH BAKER, against HUGH
NARD-stlr mons for a money demand contract
To he Defendant, HUGH WARD: fou are hereby sum
nonod required 20 the complaint In this action,
Of which copy Is herewith served upon you, and
copy your the said complaint on the sg11cber
his Office No Is Villa st. Newly Ork City, within twenty
dave ser the service hereof exclusive Of the day OF such
service and you fail 10 she said compliant within the
time the plaintiffs IN this hon will take Judgment
against for of Fix hundred dollars and toynpe
cents with interest from the twelfth day Of December, one
thousand eight hundred and five beside the costs OF TINS
sction-Dated December 49, 1850
n COMSTOCK, JL, Plainiits Attorney.
The complaint in this flied in the office OF the
CLERK the City ard County of Newiork the 2ih day Of
January, 1856. fei lswo"M
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oepted)-Leeye Brooklyn for Greenport, 10 m for
Ysuhark 10 a. m and Saturday 3:4b p. for FamiHgda
and syosset 10 and S:45 for Hempstead 10 m
I'm ard g. Is and p for Jamaica, 10 IL m y -,
ard ESQ D. ~ Leave Greenpo for Brooklyn 10 zap
hank II :35 H. Mondays, 6lO a IN lakeland, zoo p
n, on Noudsy 6:S9 a. n Fsrmnglale 1880 and p
N syosset T. IS g. IN. and p Hampstead, 6J5 and
$50 p M Jamaica $40, $40 and $40 and q 10 aud
$40 y. m.
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

Of the County Of ScwYo notice 10 hereby given al
rer,ons hA rg claims Ggss: JAMES LITTLE Of Som.
ervIe NewJer'ey, deceased, 70 present the same with
vouchers thereof the the office OF John Dun
ham No ~ Ess, lsths in the City Of Yot bef.
Jsv of per,mbcr lssa DAVID DUNuAM
stn r.re,rN EXecutor.
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m PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

Of tie County Of NewY0rk notice hereby given 70 al
petoLs having eAns against WILLIAM tate OF te
City Of keS York harnessmsker deceased 20 preehe zoe
vita The vouchers thereof The faDscsef a. &c 1ne
Of y Kefehum No ~ Nssssut the Ci.y 81 seT %
before The hr,i day VI Nay neStDssd New on ne n
day Ct Oefoter, le3a Ann G. WILSON Eheestr1l
~ l.We
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Removals..

DEMOVAL.-The Office of the EMPIRE To-
Ii BACCo WORKS isremoyed to No 20 frout't New
York where furnish orders for the celebrated
brand. of FINE CCT CHEWING TOBACCO, heretofore
manufactured BY W. H. Watson and Mace Rennie Also,
Mace Rennie
DUE e. HALL, Boot and Shoe Dealers, have
III REMOVED to No Barclay-st, near the Asor House.
CIOTF & JAMES. Stationers, Printers and
- Blank Book Manufacturers removed 20 No. 90 Fulton
st. (rear Wilians-st-,) opposite their late store.
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CTPREME COURT, City and County Of New.
- York-CHARLEs W. KEITH and SAMUEL l.. KEITH

ssailst JACOB g. WILDlN. Summons for money demand
OF contract (Coni ser)To the above-nsmed Defcud
nt You are hereby summoned and required 70 the
courar in this on which will he filed IN the office Of the
Clerk Of the City and County OF Newfork at the City Hall
IL the City Of and 70 cory answer
10 the said con plant subscribers their office
her I24 Nessau-si the city ct Newlok, within twenty
after the service Of this summons on you exclusive OF
he dsv of such service and YOU tail the said
CON sin within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs In this &C
will take uo gneut for the OF two hundred aud
dollars and twenty-five cents with interest tfon
the twentieth day Of November thousand eight hundred
sud If five beside the Of this Jan H. 1856
LAYTON HARMED, Pla.utifS Attorneys,
The complaint in this action filed In the office OF the
Cerk the City and County OF Ne. ork on the th day Of
February, 1856 - . .. ltil.iswtwhI
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ELUSHiNG RAILROADS.&C. steamboat
ISLAND CITY leaves Fulton Ferry wharf, north side, a
ST. ard 10 and daily, meeting and exchenS
La passengers with the CARS Hunters Point loppose I'd
which leave Elushng the hoUrs. Persons 70
Flushing BY these trains and return BY the next OF
aueceednG tran. Throngh u - mlnuies Eae y cent?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10

I'd S. OLMSTEAD, NJ d., having returned
r.. from Furopc hos resumed the Of professional
Su,Ies bis residence Of Union and Hcf's
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-10

persona having claims sssn SAMUEL PARSONS Of the
City Of EewYork merchant deceased present the same
wh vouchers thereof he sabseb-rs Office Of Gordon
Bunhsm No IS WsIst in the City Of Sewfors, be-
fore the 18th day of May ne1t-Dsed NewYort the day
Of November ls56 David LYMAN Executor,
NO isubmNs ELIZABETH PARSONS Executrix
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NJ w S.P RING SILK S.
~ LTADBEATfR's AsSlGSMENr-Su BROADWAY.
Ten Of beautiful lew styles Of spEs Dfes SIX OF
S.r.S Nv the fn Of Lesdbeser Co oreay their
srr, ,sIes VII be orsned and sale this By Of
Isspew the Inv Prices that have ehArAesssl the
St.,es.l ~ Tie Other portions Of TIE estate.
RE.i,TXUL PLAID AND CHINE SILKS AT s. God -.
LARA CD. WILLIAMS L Co
The Placer herald., 1856-11-08
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITI1TE
For Priuate Medical Treatment, No lIs Sac
romento Street,, nert 10 tie Mail s. s. Co.'S
Office, over Wines d Co.'S Express Office,
SAN FRANCISCO.
PHYSICIAN DR.. r. McCaffrey.

Dr. R. McCaffrey's ability as a distinguished
Medical Man is sthus endorsed by the San Francis.
CO Press:
FROM Ia CRoNIoi, MAY 1855:-
We have been examing some documents handed
US by DR.. McCraflrey, and we consider it but JUS
tice to say to our friends aud the public generally
that we have seen his high testimonials. and also
ample proofs of his superior skill and endorse
him as physician of extraordinary ability
FROM THE Eco DEL PACIFICo, SPANISH July, '56.
We call attention in particular manner to DR.,
r. McCafrey. and take the greatest pleasure in
recommending HIM to the Spanish and Span
nsh American residents of this State as a
skilful Physician, and distinguished gentle
man; one in whom the sick can rcpose unlimited
confidence He is the Physician of the Howard
Medical Institute aud his remarkable success in
curing obstinate cases Of illness has won for him
deserved admiration.
FROM THE SAN FRANCsCo JOURNAL. July 16. &C.
We call particular notice to the Howard Med
cal Institute, which has been established for the
purpose OF curing diseases, particularly those of a
Scrofulous and Syphylitic nature, and all private
complaints
DR.. r. McCaffrcy. an eminent Physician of this
city, who has for several years been known as q
successful practitioner. is the Physician. The in
stitutc has been established at the earnest request
of some OF the best medical men of this city. and
it is to be hoped that the columns of newspap' +
lies used by notorious quacks to impose on the un-
fortunate. VIII no longer be believed.
This is in fact the only safe asylum in the State
for those who through shame. are suffering tor
lures mental and physical, which the Dr.'s ski
can cure Not only is he well skilled in his pro
iession. but his courtesy and liberal disposition
endear him to all that have ever applied to him.
His entire efforts for years has been the study of
the diseases he is now curing. In reality he is the
"RICHARD" of the Pacific. No case seems to with
stand his maserly treatment.
We wish the Howard Medical institute "God
spced,' and advise all those that are i'll to call
and consult the Doctor at lis Sacramento street.
next to the p. NJ S. S. Office
FROM THE ORGAN OF THE FRENCH RESIDENTS or
SAN FRANCISCO. LIE PHARE, July Is. 1856.
I'VE desire our readers to notice that DR.. Nc
Caifrey is now the Physician of the Howard Medi-
cal Institute and can only say, if it be carried on
according to his plan, it will prove truly phlan-
thropic and deserve universal patronage
Howard MEDICAL INsTwUTE-For Private Med.
cal Treatment Office hours from A. NJ. till 8 p.
NJ. Consultation in English, French. Spanish and
German. Communications stating complaint and
decribing symptoms. ,oW receive immediate at
tention, by enclosing fee of ten dollars.
Address Howard Medical Institute. ll8 Sacra
mento st. Physician. Dr. r. MCCAFFREY.
San Francisco, Aug .. 1856 IN.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-08
ASSESSORS REPORT.
AUBURN, October 24th, 1855

AUBURN, October 24th, 1856.
To Hon. J. a. Bre,rsfer:
In reply to your circular addressed to me,
submit the following report
The lower or western portion of the county;
situated the foot hills, adjoining Sutter county,
is almost exclusively an agricultural and grazing
county in this section are located the finest ranch
60 10 The county if not in Noythefn California, the
improvements on which are steady and progress
sive, This section is fast being converted into
rich grain lands, orchards and vineyards, though
occasionally, in the upper or mineral portion of
the county. fruit orchards ia most prosperous
condition. Many young fruit trees were destroy
ed last year, or the growth retarded for two years.
by the grasshoppers, and in the hi CHER lands were
more or less affected with frost The coming year
Placer county will raise hundreds of bushels Of
the finest peaches, and when all the orchards now
planted. reach maturity, this fruit will be as plen-
ty as tomatoes at present
Farmers; who have given their attention to the
raising of wheat and barley have been very sue
cessul. and in several instances have reaped large
profits. This is particularly true of our citizens
cultivatng lands On Coon Creek. which runs thro'
the southwest section OF the county. The average
yield on these lands has been about thirty bushels
to the acre.
CULTIVATED LANDs.-There are 5,S44 acres of
cultivated lands in the county, and about l.. 600
enclosed Most of these lands are good and pro-
ductive, and entirely cleared of timber.
All lands in this county are claimed under the
pre-emption acts, the Spanish grants terminating
at our western boundary.
The poorest lands in this county would bear
or two years crop, without doubt, but after the
second year the soil is so thin. it would probably
fail Consequently it will not pay for improving
or farming, large quantity of oat hay is raised
yearly on these lands, which brings high noun
tain price.
In listing the cultivated lands, l have not in
cluded the small patches and parcels scattered
through the entire county as gardens. Neither
was ii possible to gather an accurate account OF
vegetables raised and consumed at home. The
growers themselves found it impossible to render
an account approximate to a true account. Suffice
it to say, Placer county raises its ON vegetables.
excepting potatoes. and has the soil to raise suli
cient garden vegetables for Northern California
No SMamn or OYerEOMn lands.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-08
The Elections,

The returns come in very slowly, but we
chink that sufficient information has been re-
ceived to show that the State has given up
wards of ten thousand majority for Buchanan
over Fillmore, and we should not be sur
prised if we find that he has beaten both
parties. This Is, indeed, glorious result.
Our Legislative tickets have not been SO
successful. Ia Yuba county, we learn that
men who have received distinguished honors
from the Democracy, bit the hand that fed
them, turned traitor to our great cause, and
secured the defeat of at least one of our Sen
atorial nominees. Rumor has it that Nor
man (Dem.) is elected in Caayeras, Mande-
vile (Dem.) in Tuolumne, Bell (K N y in
Mariposa, Ferguson OK. N.Y. in Yuba, and
Keyes (Fusion) in San Joaq qun and Contra
Costa. 1t is impossible, however, to obtain
the exact facts. Without doubt, we shall
have a considerable Democratic majority in
the Assembly, and, we hope, also, a clear
majority in the Senate.
The battle in Sacramento County was
very fercey constested The Know Moth
ings made more noise expended more mon
ey, and worked harder than in any previous
contest Indeed, they made the most extra
ordinary exertions to secure a victory. The
result is that Buchanan has majority of on
ly some fifty votes. Our candidate for State
Senator, Mr.. johnson, and one of our As
svmblymen, Mr.. Mckune, are elected; and
the X. N'shave elected Messrs Ferris, Catlin,
and Clark. 1t is astounding to us that, un-
der the circumstances, without money and
without ''strikers" we succeeded even thus
far.-State Journal, Nor. 9Th
The Placer herald., 1856-11-08
FRUIT 1EEEs.

The peach trees now in q most fiourishng
condition, and vary in age from one to five years.
About one-e shth of these will bear the coming
season. (accidcnts cxcepted) More attention has
been paid to planting this fruit than others, and
a rich reward is waiting the pioneers in this
county, among whom are Messr3. j. Il. Crandali,
of Auburn. and VIM. Mcclure of Yankee Jims
VINEs.-Strawberry vines in the county. l6,423.
Grape cuts, 2.7O2. Many of the former produced
abundantly this year, and it may be safely an
tcpated the yield next year will be much greater.
The grape cuts are yet young, and no great re-
suits can be expected from them for several years.
GEAIN.-Of Wheat there has been raised 1977O
bushels Barley J6.7G0 bushels. Oats t.lSO Hay
1910 tons. Corn so acres. Pea Nuts 100 bush's
LIVE SrocK-Number of Neat Cattle, $500;
Work Cattle, ass; Cows 1854; Horses, 1852;
Mules 4GS; Calves Go; Swine. 5,543; Sheep,
1888: Yearlings. $50: Bulls. 40,
PoUGTRY.-Iiens $500; Turkeys, 2G3; Ducks,
50; Geese Uamed) 5. No accurate estimate of
the number of eggs can be made. Estimates
formed on conjecture are of little use III my
iud gment.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-08

reported the assessed value of the canals OF
this county last year at 1875 900. 1t exceeds that
sum this year S24, lC0.
As general rule Canal Stock has not paid
capitalists in this county. it is owing to this fact
that so many canals asecssed at Sc low tgure.
The original cost of one Of these canals. was dou-
bic the present cash value of the whole number.
But if they have not been profitable investment
for the stockholders they have been of incalcna-
bic benefit to the miners and citizens generally.
Without them mining would be q limited busi-
ness Without these artificial water courses, the
mining generally would be restrictad to q very
few months in the year
The united original capital of six of these COM
panies, amounts to the sum of 81 ,0O0 and
now assessed at S34 500.
LUMBER AND SAW MIILs.-'The lumber manulac
turc and trade of Placer county is cqualled but
bv a few other counties in the State and far ex-
GELS that of others. 1t will be seen by the follow.
ing list that we have twenty-five in number and
that they saw over l2.0O0,0OO feet of lumber an
nually. Below | report the names of the seve-
raj mills together with their capacity:
shV
The Placer herald., 1856-11-08
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED Offers for sale his resi-
l. dcncc, situated on Court House Hill, in the
town Of Auburn, next adjoining the Office of the
Bear River Co. and within two doors of the Court
House The location is the most pleasant and
desirable in the town. The house is large con-
vencntly situated, and built in the most substan
.ial manner. The grounds in front and rear are
extensive, and an abundant and constant supply
of good water is conducted in pipes to the building
The said premises present the peculiar advantages
of proximity to the town-removed from noise
and dust. and protection from lire-having passed
pn.cathcd through the burning Of Auburn in 1850
Said property will be sold extremely low Apply
to H. FITZSIMMONS
The Placer herald., 1856-11-08
THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE

THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
ENXCITEMENT! is only exceeded by that at
~ Rattlesnake and Auburn on account at the
latter place of the we'll known
Cheap John tablishment of
L. POPPER g. co.
Motaa Street, opposite to Stephens Billiard
Saloon,
where they intend to keep large and we'll Sc
iected stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, &c, which will be sold at aston
ishing low prices.
They will also keep on hand Tobacco Cigars,
Playing Cards, Cutlery, Perfmmery, and gen
eral assortment of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
We respectfully invite ladies and gentlemen to
call and see for themselves as we will sell cheaper
than any store in town. Gss- Remember the store
of L. POPPER u co.
Auburn. July 10th, lS56-6mos.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-08
Total feet, per annum,

Total feet, per annum, l2,500000
The value of rough lumber at the mills is estima-
ted to average about $40 per NJ, which amounts
in the aggregate to S25Q0,Q00. There is no one
business il the county, except mining, which af
fords more employment than this. The wood
chopper the sawyer and teamster, each find steady
and permanent employment at these numerous
mills. .
The common Pine is still in great abundance,
but the sugar Pine is getting scarce. Some OF the
above mills will be removed from their present
sites aftei this year, and rebuilt higher up in the
mountains, where trees can be got to the mill
more easily and with less expense. The best tim
Der in the county, that is easily accessible, has
been already consumed, and it is reasonable to
anticipate that the lumber trade will elghtly de-
create after this yesy.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-08
Notice to Indigent Sick

A LII persons applying for admission into the
"A County Hospital must present to.the supervi.
sor to whom they apply the certificate Of some re-
speetable physician oy other person, showing that
they are in INDECENT circumstances. and also The
af9davit of the applicant to the same eject.
By order Of the BOARD OF SrRtRyIsosA
August 2ist, l856.-tf