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Receipts 81 Prod nee.

Nv North Bier Boan-6 go bbs Flour 5000 bushel.
Wheat 1870 %. Corn 5000 do Oats 500 do Rye lis pigs
Provisions, y do Whisky 10 do Ashes.
BY Erie RaJroa62 30 bbs Flour 50i pkgs. Provisions
do. Whisky 80 bags Wheat.
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IAsv,rl.sea-sL-l
EVANS EXTENSIVE CLoTi1N0 WAREHOUSE
IAdvsrusemens-l
Examinations with charts and
PEEyOL0GY.-Exa

written descriptions Of chs.''e given dAy b1Fi0i
=, ~. vhepolo.ioa Cabinet No. $40 BrosAwsJ two blocks
-. an. Pal. Private rooms for Gentlemen aid Ladies'
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fAdvsr,iserncnt. ]
YOUR shaving

SHAVING MADE EAsY.-WcI Yum tHa'I'e
su.h Ia her cold water pour on two or ree oryP
81 BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS, rub the oesro wen Iu
viii beautiful sof lAther, much ias me
SoD on shaving Price Only FSr sale - fETRpSk
Go, Pyopgietors, and AL Druseists
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1t will be seen by the annexed table that the eH'
ports Of Flour show an increase OF more than 80
cent, while Wheat and c, IN show decrease. The
exports Of Pork and Beef smaller and Cut Meats
show considerable gain as do Rice and Tobacco.
Cotton shows moderate incre but from Southern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
NEW wTDE-0AUGE ROUTE from NEW


GFSEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is open. and, y
necton thu Buffalo Corning and New York and New York
aud Erie Railroads. forms direct route om NewYork 10
Rochester
The decne Of this route together with the superior
BY the renders by the desa
BILE b. tween the above smed cities.
Tekess can be procured the NewYok and Bhe Rsoad
Ticket Office of Duone.st ard No. ls3 Broadway also
In jersey City,
Basssse checked through.
Freiets will be ot.d betvesc SeSYork AID Rochss
with dispatch Any information desired regard tber-r
be CbteDed by calling the Gena FToghI Agent u TIE
New York Erie Raj road Erie Budnss c. s. TAPPAN,
Express Freight Agent. No. 1893 Brcdnsy.
No trains the Buffalo Corning and Nes York Railroad
Sunday J a. REDFiELD. supeTinte ldeat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

Mayor Cickerer of Hoboken, has ssued his annual
proclamation gv notice a the laws against dogs Running
d LARGE unmuSzled will enforced during the dog days.
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NAB RGRD ID.

CAROW-RICE-0n Tuesday, Jaue q, A. G.esr George
street Chapel. Liverpool BY the Rev DR.. Rallies John
Cafo~, ESQ.,, to Mary daughter OF the late Mr. ToOua Rice
CODMus-Co0E-AtP Perth AIbcy, " j., Thursday, July
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TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE va NEW

IL PORT ard FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown iesyes New ORR every
and BAY STATE, Capt; Jeweit Leaves New Yort every
om Pier No N r. near The Battery; both touching at New
port each way. ,,.,,
Hereafter no will be regarded SECURED to any apP-
cant until the same rhali have been paid for
Freight to forw 'rded through with great tsPetch,
WIN BORDEN Agent, Nos 10 and II Westst
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-NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THE STREETS Arrangements have been made by
the authorities Hoboe for thorough cleaning OF the strests
The work will be to-day under the superintendent
Of the Street Commissioner.
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MINIATURE ALMASAc......rBis DAY.
sUS-Rs<s.. 4S7 Sets....... 1888 Moos-Sets..ll on
. - HIGH WArER......,.........THIs BAY
5audy Hook .l:l IS Gov Island. o. 03 Hsl-iiss.
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~ Com ectis at New Hampton with the Delaware, Lacks
wanna and Railroad Scr anton, Great Bend, the
North West and Easton with the Lehigh Valley hai
road NauehchuDk. ..
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS-Com commencing Juns p, 1856
-Le-ve New for Eston end Intermediate places from
pier No North RIVER at 80 and 81 80 for souer
Vile at $50 and lO:i5 q m and 3:3a and $50 p
The above trains COM Elizabeth with trains on the
New Jersey Railroad which lesve Ne~Yok from the FOOT OF
Courtsnd-st at 80 and IL a. m, and p M.
JOHN o. Stems. Sup't.
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To Mariners.

BELL Buoy OFF The Has ASp cHckssss ,hs sa..
or sbo. the goth inst bacs Can busy OF u n,-t
sIss, suImounsd With bell, weighing 500 pounes VII oe
nlered of the POINT Of this dangerous ledge N,
f By order Of the Lighthouse Board
Bo.tou July ). 1856.
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LAW INIlELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GrsrRAL Term July 7.


CROSS APPHALs-DECIsION.
Forrest plaintiff respondents set Forrest defendant appellant
sra Forrest plaintiff appellant agt Forrest defendant re-
sp0Ddents. -, ,
The following the formal order made in the Forrest
case oh Saturday. We stated this moraDg the leading
reasons of the Court on which il was founded
much Of the Judgment herein from which the defendant
the amount of aimony 20 be PAID By "a
to plaI tA and the time from which shall be allowed is
reversed and reference ordere 10 person ito
by the parties selected BY the Court upon the
settlement Of the order Of e'eIence iaqute aud take proofs
rs TO would be suitable allowance TO the plaintiff for Der
support having regard the circumstances o. the parties
spovey land from what date the should e allowed aud
alec hat security for the payment Of such allowance BY
him the dendsnps resi- estate parts portions thereof
would be reasonable and 10 report tbs proofs by
him TAKEN with his opinion thereon, this Court provided
nevertheless that the shall within ten days, elect
In writing forther Inquiry touching the amount OF
simony which sha be all WED then aud IN
that the judgment herein in the Particulars above men
TONED affirmed SO much Of tbs said Judgment as embraced
within the appeal ther,fo taken by the pat-tt Is reversed
In all thngs above specified the judeme OF the eea
affirmed. order in will be drawn by
the plaintiffs counsel aud served the attorney t the de-
fendn and settled by OF the judges the counsel do not
agree thereon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

Total IA S,7o7 40 l752sH4 p S'9si io2Eo'71
IT. ,os 90 so, os $50 7ss 4Os4 ss7 80 34 100 sl4
Total 1854 Cd ~ 5assSS i,s'sg7' sS4a lO'S2' IN
The reports of June were sloo7s,7l5 against
So, 69l 343 in May. The reports of Produce in that
month show an increase Of g., 100000 as compared
with May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Ma,

i 10 1856 Trains will leave Chambersst Station fol-
sws: Express, a n and m Nal 9 >. m THROUGH
ard p For Sing sing, 10. 80 a. and Gas z.
This train leaves every Friday evening at II FOR Hud
$3.50 p. IN. For Peekskil. and 81 ~ The Poush-
srse sing Sing and Peekskl Trains stop Way stsons
ssen at Chambers Canal: chrstcPseI and s.s
snd 4:S5 M aud East Albany at IS and H. aud
tp.m A. y SMITH, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-JULt T.
Before Judge DAILY.
John w. Crane ag John ArTowsmth.
Motion to confirm report OF referee granted
Charlotte 5. Parrish sgt. Hswley Olu0tesl
Motion TO yacste, judgement granted.
Benz. j. Carr ast. WIN Lee.
Order directing writ III inquiry to issue.
Before Judge INGE tH,N.
Michael Egau Patuck FcsaTty.
Motion for order directing the County Ctefk to
record this action enteced
the 10Th Of April, 12S5. granted
Geo NJ Ceapmsn sgt Cbss b. Delaplere ct a.
Order requiring plaintiff TO file security for costa
Asa b. Murch sgt. VIM. Brown.
Order for amended return.
Ralph Mccormick, respt, agt. Sarah Wilson.
Order staying proceedings.
Joseph L. Taylor President OF Central Bark &C. James
sunger e, al.
Motion for new trial denied with costs.
Gardner sgt. Woodg4ie.
Order Of reference.
Mitchell e al. sst Noble and The Same at. Cook
Order for issue of execution.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSioNs-JuLr before Re.os
The Court CONNER ced at ii o'clock this morning
Proceeded mPsnnsl Grsnt JHty, bat quorum moi
being in senasI0o those present discharged uIt Tues
day.
called ortra lie pie AIDED guilty indictment and
ded f,r Oliver J. Toon No FPS
GrseDwca street. the person whom the Outrage
committed.
Philip Hezos then placed the bar charged with per-
The prisoner offered hiuisef bal
9th larceny ard 1a' he owned house aud 10 IN
IewTeet on this oe6 he accepted This saisueut
false and the found him guilty
ded him the Of tue Court he
await sentence, AMI the Court al ouraed for the day.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD TN

W. Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS, and
points West and southwes obtain Through Tickets
sc s psemation socer9ins routes fare &c she ey me
CENTRAL RAILROAD. by application at the CON pGny's
Office, No. 1873 Broadway, corner Dey+t
JOHN y. PORTER. General Agent NJ. 8. X. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

Ent at port...7sl4 5l3 s'4y6la 6s,i9lo9 1902 S'
The great increase in Imports has been III Dfy
Goods. but the increase in Sugar, Coffee. and Mo-
lssses is also large especially in the former Metals,
with the exception of Tin, show a falling off, The
increase in Liquors is large:
VALUE Of prime pal article, Of Import for 'ca! y'a' ending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-08

The annual statement OF Expots at this port which
is subioned shows increase of about $40 600
over the previous year. The Exports Of Domestic
Produce are very large, some s22 900 more than
for the previous year, while the Exports OF Specie
are Els, SOC, 600 less.
MoSrpLy SUMMARY OF EXPORTS from Neo York for TIE cis
.nr enhinn LING 1856 compared 9Th prertousy ear
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CLEARINGHOUSE TRANSACTION

Clesrings for week ending June 1871 3 1868
Cleanugs for week ending July $40
balances for week ending June ......... 6G9l IA
Balances for week ending July days.... 7,tGT IN
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
Arrival of the Steamer Sonora

The Sonora arrived at San Francisco on
Sunday morning last. She brought 8s7 pas.
sengers.
There are strong movements at Wasbino
ton in favor of the Walker Rivas Govorsn
ment of Nicaragua, and the indications nov
are, that its Legitimacy will be acknowledged
and the new Minister sent in place of Col'
French received without delay. The jpiti.
atorv movement in this matter was made II,
the Senate on Thursday by Mr.. Weller, who
offered a resolution, calling on the Presidan
for the correspondence rewarding the recoc
milton of the new Government. The prosS
dent, and majority of his Cabinet are said
to be favorable.
Senator Weller had delivered an ahlo
speech in the United States Senate in fvor
of the Pacific Railroad.
The affair of the Panama Massacre w,.
taken up in the House of Representatives on
Wednesday, when Mr.. Herbert, of California
offered a resolution insructing the Commit.
tee Oh Foreign Affairs to inquire into tbe
matter The sloop-otwar Cyane and tho
steamer Fulton have been ordered to Aspn.
wall, and orders 90 out in the Winois to.day
to the commander of the ST. Mory's, now il
the Pacific, instrucling him to remain AZ
Panama, as long as his services are REQUIRED
Mr.. Buchanan arrived on "Wednesday tbo
23d of April, in the steamer Arugo. He
was received by a Joint Committee of tbe
CITY Council and escorted to his lodgings,
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
DIED,

In Coventry Rhode Island on the 10Th April
last, Mr.. NICHOLAS BElGGs in the 3Cth year Of
his age.
Thus one by one, we see our old friends psss
from this stage of existence, and we shall look
upon their once familiar faces no more forever
part of mother earth. - Peace, peace, these
are among the DEGREES of an all wise Providence.
Mr. Briggs was long resident of Auburn. and
universally respected for his probity of character
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
NOTICE.,

RY virtue of an execution to me dlrcI'v"N dl'hin No.
- sued by 1T Higbee, j. p, of Townsn't ynd p D.
6, Placer county on the 4th day Of JH"9i 9IivIsnd
1856, on judgment in favor of Philip .n3g ", ny fol
and Henry Gooding, and against A. D. M!nf nf suit
the sum of Sl97 60c. and SS2 73c' cos.s chIic sale
have levied upon and will expose at PuuGn "Gay the
to the highest bidder for cash, Oh MoID ,ha hours
30th day of June, A. d. 1885, betweceIl Irland& I"I
2 and 5 o'clock, p. NJ, at the store Oh - Placer
Co., at Last Chance, Township No: o. ,.of had
county, all the interest which A. J. WycEoH, The bo
on the 29th day of February, A. D. looO, nf Satci
Buffalo Ditch ditch for the conveyancefEnr ecfEnresaid
for mining purposes at Last Chance, ep'yaaac % mac
as well as the interest he now mas y SSossts
thereof as will satisfy said judgment anp sStga6t
fHOMAS SINS, CQnns'A'lS
June 5th, \, p, 1866
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
RANCH AND STOCK. FOR SALE CHEAP

&SPRlNG RANCH, three and half miles from
~ Auburn, near the Nevada road it contains
several hundred acres. 200 acres under good fence
25 acres in grain at the present time, and several
acres in good timothy hay.
Also for sale, horses. work oxen, cows calves.
hogs. wagons, &c., which viii be sold separate or
together. The ranch is in an excellent location,
produces good grain and is we'll watcrcd by
springs. Also for sale, a good business house in
Auburn. next door to the American Hotel. En-
quirc at the Placer Herald Office.
,Junp 1th IS56-3t
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

MURDER BY THE lND1ANs.-On Tuesday
the 3d inst, Pheneas A. Longley, toll keeper
at the Whiskey bar bridge, over the Ameri-
can River, in this county, was brutally muir
dered by party Of Indians The circum-
stances are as follows: About l o'clock
A. NJ. noises were heard 10y the people on
the Ell Dorado side of the river, but it did
not excite suspicious of anything wrong, but
in the morning at daylight the first passer
over the bridge, discovered the wounded
man and interrogated him as to the cause.
He was then strong enough to say that he
had been set upon and cut to pieces by
Indians that he had called for help but none
came SAID the Indians walked him in at
tempting to unlock the desk containing the
money, he attempted to put them out and
they then stabbed him. There were four or
five Indians, but he had prevented the rob
berry. He died about two hours after giving
this account of the matter An inquest was
held over the body and a verdict rendered in
accordance with the facts.
The house is covered with blood, the
door broken, and other evidences appear of
desperate struggle. Mr.. Longley was about
fifty years Of age, and from Montezuma in
the State of New York, where he has chill
dren He has resided in the vicinity of the
bridge for three or four years past, and was
highly respected as a man Of good character
and gentler nature.
circumstances induced the citizens to ar
rest three Indians who were in confinement
at Rattlesnake Bar, until Wednesday night
when they made their escape from the guard.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

More ARREsrs-Ihe Bulletin of June
I'd says two more notorious scamps, John
Cooney and Bill Cummings were arrested
last night by Vigilance Committee. They
are fit associates for Muligan, Gallagher,
Bulger, Carr and Duane
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
X REDUCTION OF PRICES J..
HOTEL DE T. UNION.

COURT STREET. AUBURN. PLACER COUNT
VENllE above named Hotel is situated in n-A
Il the mos t central position for busi- ...ss.a
ness men and the travelling community. G-
sleeping apartments are cleanly and comfortable
The Bar is furnished with the best of liquors
cigars. &c. PETER =. HON.
Auburn, June !, lSJ6-3m. Proprietor
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

u. S. BRANCH MINr.-During the month
Of May there were 1928 deposits of gold in
sn the L. S. Brancn Mint in San Francisco
amounting in weight to 23o3l5 ounces.
The value of gold coined reaches 81, ,2dl,l5s.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
JOHN w. JUSTISS,

Carpenter and Wagon Maker,
GO l. d III l. l., PLA A GER COZ y
HANING permanently established G.S-S:1
III in Gold Hill, would ask share N4=I : Lis
of public patronage. and by close attention. ,Io
business hopes to merit q large portion W "'
same.
Wagon Making and Carpenterlngs, nd.a
in its various branches, will be promptly atlenu'"
to, and executed Qn the most reasonable .T,SS .gH
" JOHN ", lUsIlSo
Gold IIill, June /, 1S56.-lm,
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

BALLOON AscENsIoN.-Professor Wilson
announces that on the Sth of June he will
make balloon ascension from Pacervillc,
accompanied by two ladies.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne, Miss Celia and
Olive Logan, Mr.. Charles Pope and other
artists, will shortly sail from New York for
California
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
Gold Hill Democratic Club.

The members of this Club will convene at tlp
Club Room in Gold Hill, on SATURDAY EVE.
MING. JUNE l4th. for the transaction of lusi
ness &c. Per order Of the President.
GEORGE BLAME, Sccv.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
Fourth of july Ball.

THERE will be an Anniversary Ball given a
l. at the INDIAN VALLEY HOUSE, on n
Friday Evening. July 4th. 1876. Gentle *
men are invited to attend, and to invite ladies.
June 1th, lSj6.-td
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

SAILED FOR THE EASTERN SrArEs-We
learn that Judge James E. Hale, County
Judge of Placer County; sailed for the East
ern States in the steamer of the 5th. This
will be a gaeat detriment to those having
business in those Courts over which he pre-
sides, as he will probably be absent as long
as three months.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

New ADvERTIsEMENTs-see Newman IL
Co.'s-they'r out for cheap bargains, and
swear they'll carry out their principles
under the Constitution
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

GsrThe man referred to in our last issue,
as having been drowned on the North Fork
of the American, was a Scotchman by birth,
about 30 years of age, and named John
Carrie lie was recently from Fayetteville,
WAYNE county, ILL.,, at which place his mo-
ther, and other near relatives reside. He
was man quite temperate in his habits and
much respected by those who knew him.
He fell into the river about one hundred
yards above the mouth Of Indian Canon.
The body has not yet been recovered, and for
the purpose Of identifying it we mention the
following facts: Carrie was dressed in miners
costume, had lost the great toe of his right
foot, sandy, brown hair, and red whskers.
He had about his person two or three hun
dred dollars. Any information concerning
the recovery of the body, can be left at this
office
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

CHANGED.-lhe name Of the Duty State
Tribune, has been changed to that of the
Duly California Ameyican.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
NOTICE..

4 LII PERSONS indebted to the undersigned
IN are requested to call and settle their ae
counts within thirty days from the date heItW
or legal steps will thereafter he taken asall''
them. l.. NEWMAN ~
June I tn. lS56.-tf
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

The BOARD OF RvIsoRs-were in ses
sion on Monday last, for the purpose Of pro-
viding for the INDECENT sick of the county.
The contract for taking care of the sick was
awarded to Doctors Hawthorne and Hubbard.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

EEUnder an order, the Board of Super
visors physicians are allowed $50 for exami-
nation and certificate of insane persons, when
summoned to do so bv the County Judge.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

We are indebted to our trusty friend Mr.
Oberdecner, for full files Of Eastern papers.
Pacific Express We're about Il neck and IL
half ahead in the delivery of States papers.
We are obliged to Wells, Fargo & Co.,
for a continuance of favors.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

EF-Over eleven thousand dollars OF ac-
counts were ordered paid at the May term
of the Board of Supervisors.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
Events preceding the Battle of Rivas

lhe same correspondent says:
The head quarters ofthe armp having been
removed from Granada to Rvas on the 29th
March, your correspondent made one of the
large civic host who accompanied it. But
Col. Schlessnger having arrived on the same
day after his defeat at Santa Rosa. all antic-
pated the Costa lsican forces into Virgin Bay
or san Juan del Sur, both places forming
twelve triangle with Riyas. Walker was
expecting large forces from New York, New
Orleans and California, by the steamer of the
2d Of April, and therefor devoted his time,
while waiting for them, in preparation Of
munitions OF war on a large scale. The ar
rival in harbor of the Cortez on the 1st and
her departure on the following morning with
all her passengers for Panama, DESTROYED
much Of this hope.
On the 9th Of April his entire force was
put on board the lake boat San Carlos, with
all his stores, hospital, DC, except three tons
of powder he was unable to carry, and had
cast into a well at Rivas. He sailed down
the river to Castillo, and having disembark-
ed one company at that place. turned back
and sailed for Virgin Bay. which he reached
on the morning of the 7th, in time to see the
Costa Ricans enter and destroy the entire
town, including the new pier, near 300 feet
long.
When the boat came in sight, num-
Der of citizens had been shot without
any means or attempt to defend themselves
mostly employers Of the Transit Company,
whom Capt Scott had refused to take on
board heprevious day. An Irishman named
Maloney from Jersey City, who brought out
some $4,000 worth of Merchandise few
weeks previous, and had opened store in
Virgin Bay, received three balls in the gener-
al fire, and escaped death. lie was sent out
in a small boat to demand the Captain of
the steamer to come on shore. He revealed
the state of things to Gen. Walker, and soon
after the steamer headed for Granada where
we arrived on the night of the 7th. An i'm
mediate attack was expected on Granrda,
and Immediately on our arrival the General
took $50 men with him and marched to meet
the enemy; but no enemy was to be seen till
he arrived at Rivas, about o'clock on the
morning of the l lth and after a march of
55 miles at once attacked the town. They
fought with varied effect for the entire day,
and having partially possessed the city and
the Costa Ricans towards San Juan del
Sur, in the clouds Of night Walker silently
retreated and again returned to Granada.
Want Of ammunition is assigned for this re-
treat; but the truth is, Walker saw if he were
in full possession Of the place he could not
hold it, and, therefor, he returned.
RETURN OF GENERAL WALKER TO GRANADA,
Gpnl, Walker entered Granada with a sort
oftriumphal pomp on the th,and proceeded
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
UBECK. l.. MARSHALL
S. LUBBOCK & CO.,
S. LUBECK.

y. LC DT0IN q w,
STOCk OF SUMNER GOODS conslStlns" "
~ French Jaconcts and Muslins Brillian'lles
and stripped Lawns dotted Swiss colored ana
white silk tissues and beragcs Brussels an'
thread Laccs Collars. Sleeves and Chemlsc'H-
The newest designs of
FRENCH SILKS.
Parasols, Fans, Cuffs. &C., and all other hllus "
Goods required to complete an excellent s'TCN M II. IT,
Dry Goods. Main street. next door to NrN'
Fargo e. Co.'s, Auburn. Cal. june I, my
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07
all, Winter. Spring and Summer Clothing

VT Nv IN UENNIT' 1IUN.
Also. large assortment Of Hats and Gaps,
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods. Domestic Goods.
and Blankets. Of all colors,
Pcriumcry. Cutlery. Fancy articles, Havana IT,
gars. Trunks, Carpet Bags &c, &c.
Dae- All who have Clothing to buy will find 1t
to their advantage to call at "JAkES in Au-
burn. or at LOUIS" in Gold HILL
Sales will be made in parcels, and in any man
ncr to suit customers
June 7th, lSjG-tf. l.. NEWMAN co.
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

Ess- We have been compelled to crowd out a
great deal of matter this week. We will attend
10 Pike Plains in Olr next issue.