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The Placer herald., 1856-03-01

STAGE RoBBERY.-Last Friday morning
says the San Joaquin Republican, about half
a mile from Sonora, a trunk containing about
50 900, was cut from the boot of one OF the
stages bound for that town.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01
l.. G.. SMITH, Secretary.

WHAT HE WANTED We remember being
at a conference meeting once, in Yankee
land, when one of the deacons came around
asking the people if they wanted salvation.
Near Us sat a butchers boy, nineteen years
old, about as alncnable to salvation as a lamb
in his hands would be TO mercy.
DO YOU want salvation: said the deacon
looking into his brutal face.
No, darn yer-I want Sal Skinner, and
the sexton won't let me take her out till
meetin's over
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01

MURDER CAsE-Wiliams, convicted Of
murder in Calaveras county, has been SEN
fenced to be hung on the llth Of April.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01

Eighteen hundred and fiftysix is leap year.
Ladies who have any fears of remaining
unmarried until they arrive at certain age,
will remember that it will then be their
privilege to pop the question"
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01
TERMS:

Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one
tear $500; six months s4,oo; three months s2,5o;
Inc month S1,O0; single copies twenty five cents.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01
FOR ADVERTISING:

One square of TEN LINES, Or more than hve' mrs
Insertion $500; each subsequent insertion, Sl,5o
For half square Of FIVE LINES, or less S2,oo; eacl
inbscuuent insertion Sl,00.
.nr>a5- Liberal deductions made to monthly adver
tieers.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01
I0R PRINTING.

Large additions have recently been made to the
Job Office, and work OF all descriptions VIII oe
Sxecuted in superior manner
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY
q NO. 81 MERCHANT STREET,
Y SAN FRANCISCO.
Advertisements and Subscriptions
RECEIVED BY

THOMAS BOYCE, Agent,
o97 Merchant street, and Room No. g. up stairs,
Hon Building, northeast corner of Montgomery
nd Washington streets for THE PLACER
HERALD" AUBURN;
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01

JAZZ B1RDs-The Volcano Ledger says
that the Jail of Jackson is crowded with
prisoners
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01

Miss Julia pelby is still playing with great
success at Weaverville.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01
AGENTS.

skGARDNER 4 KIRK, Sacramento, at thelr BoUB
Store, Post Office Block.
-sTuoMAs BoYCE, San Francisco, No. 81, Merchant
street.
WELLS. FARGO & CO., and the PAClflC
EXPRESS co. are our General Agents for Placer
Countv; Advertisements, Job Work or Subscrlp-
tons to the Herald left at either of their offices
will be promptly forwarded to us.
Nj. f. HEATING, ..........-- secret haNlne'
II R,pp .......... Todd's Valley.
puuJp SToNER. ...........Michi gan Bluff.
4Ioux M,N,1ty. Ilinoistown.
E. L. BRADLEY, -Du'ch / i"''
sTHoMAs WooDs, .Rattieshake bar
u. B. CURTIS, 'Opnh'
Il. MANDELL,. ................. ...'.-.Noio HILL
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01

There is now in an orchard in Sacramento
a peach tree in full bloom.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01

STATE PnIsoN WArL.-It appears that the
State Prison Committee suppressed 4 portion
of the evidence in respect to the wall which
was constructed under the care Of the old
Board Of Directors The committee employed
a number Of architects and masons to exam
inc the character and estimate the value of
the work. These gentlemen reported that
only fair price was paid, and their state
ment shows that the wall was built in a
workmanlike manner. We understand that
the report of Major Love and his associates
will be handed in during the present week,
and that the suppressed evidence will be
included in it, This is matter in which
every builder and stone mason in the State
is interested. 1t surely is not possible that
the Know Nothngs in the Legislature want
to reduce the price Of labor by establishing
a ruinous precedent in regard to this particu-
lar matter. We shall see. State JourHI
The Placer herald., 1856-03-01
The Pacific Railroad.

A correspondent of the Washington Ma
tional Inteligencer, says that bill has been
draughted and is ready for presentation to
Congress- which is calculated to put an end
to all sectional strife upon this important
question. We extract the following III re-
lation to the plan proposed to be adopted:
This bill provides for two roads: one upon
the Mormon route indicated by the recent
Government surveys, extending between
Chicago and st. Louis, upon the nearest air
line, via Council Bluffs and Great Salt Lake
to Cenica and San Francisco, running near
the 4lst parallel line north latitude, within
a temperate and healthy cline best adapted
for new States, and best designed by nature
for the support Of large and industrious
populaton-this is called the central route
the other extending from San Francisco and
San Diego, in a southeast direction, via ella
river and the Rio Grande and connecting at
Ell Paso with the Texas State road, in Il route
recently surveyed and recommended by Col.
Gray; thence in distance of some eight
hundred miles to the Gulf of Mexico, having
connection branches with other Southern
State roads extending to Memphis and New
Orleans
The bill contempates a union between
these two routes by one company. under
comprehensive and liberal charter from Con.
gress, by which to insure the Simultaneous
progress and completion of both, and the
united action and aid of the whole country
in carrying them through within ten years
regardless of sectional interest and every
obstacle, without making it a direct Govern
ment work.
The capital of this company will be estab-
Iished by the charter at Sl50,00O00o, and
is to continue for fifty years; $l2O,O0O,00O
Of which is to be applied to the construction
Of the central route, and S30,O0O,0OO to aid
in extending the Texas road within the
Government territory from FL Paso westward
to San Francisco and San Diego, that road
having already liberal grant of lands from
the State; estimated to be worth $4,000,
600, amply sufficient to construct the first
eight hundred miles.
1t further proposes that the United States
shall guarantee the payment Of the interest
on the capital, equal to six per cent govern
ment stock. The principal to be secured by
mortgage Of the entire work. We should
rejoice to know that the plan is practicable,
and that it is free from Constitutional OBJ
jectlons.
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CHEMICAL DIORAMAS,
CRYSTALLINE VIEWS,
CHR0MATR ROPES, SC.

Al METROPOLITAN HALL commencing WED.
NESDAY, March 9TH, and on SATURDAY AFTER,
NOON, al O'Clock. On this occasion, children II
CENTS
The Entertainment commences with large colIec-
ten Of Crystalline Views representing Ancient and
Modern Cities Ruins Sea Views Moonlight, Winter
and Summer Scenes, Fire and Volcanic Eruptions.-
AfteI which, numerous Chromatropes and Metamor-
pEosrs. To be followed by the large Chemical Dio-
(passng through all the grsdstons of light Pc
cuar to the natural day). First scene, MILAN Ca
s1HEQRAL, the night Scene of which will show the
aslohfHion of Midnight Mass Second, COURT OF
BABYLON; the Night View of the Brilliant Scene OF
BtlshaZLRTs Feast.
Gents
ly Doors open ct 7, commencing at quarter before
O'clock precisely.
n B.---This Ia the same Exhibition. with addition
I! novelties, which was exhibited here in 1886.
liza
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n The original, unsurpassed and justly celebrated
MADAME ADOLPHE, the universally acknowledged
greatest sympathist la the world, and the same dis
Sngushed lady who created, through her marvellous
Teve atOns of the past the present well the cor.
rect predictions of the future such intense excite.
Ment IN England France and the principal cities in
the United States that Queen Victoria presented her
with costly diamond brooch, and Daniel Webster
with jewelled ring, is ready receive visitors
st the Prescott House, Main street. two doors above
The Virginia Banks whom she will inform all about
lie past present and future-if they are married or
act and when what lady or husband they will get
business Of every description. Mysterious and al.
recommended by highly respectable and innumers.
Bic certificates of acknowledged power and skill,
that it precudes all supposition probability of de.
~ Consultation fees fom so cents to So, accord.
ns 10 how far they wis., 20 gs what time they &C.
scupy. fe l6-lm
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~ MANtFACIthEhS AND CAPls
Il ,TALISTS.-The Fredericksburg Water Power
nle, have improved and made ready for manufactur.
* uses, the entire water power of the Rappahan-
"gck rYer, at fredericksburg Va.
They are now prepared to offer for sale, mauufac.
lQilng sites, with water rights appurtenant, conye-
hlet!y located, easily improved, and upon which the
ehtFe power may DO operated.
The works of the Company have been constructed
L the most improved and substantial manner, under
ie auperntendence of the experienced Engineer,
loan Chase, OF Massachusetts. The Dam, (of the
same plan with that the Connecticut at Hol-
YOKE aud the Abutments constructed upon ma
ma rock foundation; the Dam, of IL inch square
MDeI, the abutLaents of granite laid in courses with
auc cement The Canal is so feet wide and 81
sft deep which capacity, with the available fall of
" Iett furnishes power not less, IN ordinary
'"S uiaiI <"oo horse power and ranging up TO 1000
Agrse power.
I[sde rlek.burg having population of 6 co., stua-
- " nlles from Washington City and Richmond,
ootA cities having good Vessel and Steamboat com
4uAicanon with the Atlantic Ports with q Railroad
,HLhectlon TO the Ohio now progressing, located in
e centre OF an agricultural region inferior in ferti
- Nud productions 70 none In Virginia, with a eli
GtF sH'u orlous and uniformly healthy offers great
-ucehents 70 manufacturing in all its departments
TLatgs supplies of Wheat and Corn seek lis mark et
Timber ia abundant at accessible points: Coal Iron
u 'otton may be procured chesply as at any
I'm on the seaboard; provisions and fuel are che ap
Asnti Ia manufactures
q me Company 10 prepared to ofer indue.msnfs In
vac PT1ces of Sites and Power
Any Information desired, NAV bs bsA h. .o,,,,.,r
aleHtins with joins CHASE Eng1nser Cbicgan.o NJ.
Vt--Setts, on the undsfSgued at FredsTirL .bnrs
r. 5H JOHN l.. MARYE ia
~ President r. w r. Co
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nIssOL u r ION.---The Cs-Pnrtne rshIp
| ~ Of HESTER 4 WHITE e this day Dissolved by
mutual consent The name Of the firm will be used
ey either partner, 10 winding up the busi .,.,
| JOHN Z. WHITE.
Richmond, Feb a. 1885. fs 2s-lot
| Observation-Disclosures andcrslsnca,
| White Of the firm Of Hester & White. Richmond,
aaSe .ns gay formed co garnershp under the style
| OF conducting ToBAcco CoMMisstox BUSINESS, In
the city OF New York and have TAX the Warehouse
NO 81 Front street where they will be prepared on
| ments. s. a. BAPTIST
/ JOHN L. WHITE.
rev York Feb. l, 1855. fe 28-10t
| HE .ubscriber has associated with him
IN business, from thu first OF February. MIR. JNO.
| Z. DENNIS of the county Of Charlotte and will
hereafter conduct the Grocery and Commission bust
ntss at the same place. (l3th street, between Main
ans SSSTyl under the style and firm Of LoCKETT
They wilkeep on hand at all times well selected
as,s99lent OF Groceries Wines, Liquors. &c. nc, to
which they invite the attention of their friends and
'n e trade "a generally. II. w. LoCKETT.
with me in the confectionery and fruit business
iis% ii; asy pxv,P SSsEs &; GO 8" VIII De
of the same. ia so DAVID N. JONES
CO-PARTNEKSHIP undersigned
- have formed CO-PARTNERSHIP, to com.
DRY GOODS I I'M 3, goBBiN6
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at 80 Chamber
e and Of BEIy sR ssg S0It AcE
CO. and at No u Pearl street, in the city Of Rich
u mo- Va, under the style and firm of ELLETT,
Our Mr. BELL has just returned from Europe,
where he selected and PURCHASED our FOREIGN
GOODS in person, for CASH.
We shall at an early day be prepared to exhibit
and oher to the trade beautiful stock at both points
aud upon as favorable terms any house in this
SAaE st hnooks BrooHfss B. ssl fis% Waller "
a ahnW T. F fAGE ,,,,1o ,s the firm Of
RICHARD p. WALLER, of the firm Of Brooks,
CLAY DREWRY
January Cd, 1856
WALLER viii not be dissolved till further
1otice We will at early day close out stock of
Goods u suction to make room for our successors,
MessTs. ELLETT, WALLER, DREwRY Co.
ia 2-ts BROOKS. BELL WALLER.
C0-PAKTNERsHI undersigned
~ have ths day entered into Cop artnership
purpose Of conducting tho WOOD and COAL bust
ness. VI
They keep hand large supply Of seasoned
Wood, Anthracite aud Bituminous Coal.
s~Oi.os corner Of 9th street, on the Basin.
Ja 25-dts sAML A. GORDON.
NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The un-
~ deTsigned have this day formed CO-PART-
NERS!lIF, in tho city of New York, under the firm
and style Of BRUMMEL HOLSTERS, for the pun.
pose Of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION
bu5lnes9, particularly for the sale of manufactured
and leaf tobacco and Flour, Grain, Cotton and other
produce.
-. Locstion as Water stree. Liberal advances
On eonslsamsls. JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
!. B. RoYsTER,
Richmond, January l, 1856 js4-2m
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HIGH CONSTABLE's OFFICE.

,,,,, March 4th 1855. !
ny VIRTUE of a distress warrant to me
directed IN favor OF Carrington against Miles A.
Henderson, shall, on FRIDAY, the nth day of the
present month at the house recently occupied by
the said II ende rson, opposite the lst market be-
public auction to the highest bidder, the property
levied upon, consisting in part of bar Stove
Boiler and Pipe, | Dining Table, IL Plain Chairs,
Ofhce Chairs, Tables Chaing Dishes 5 sets OF
Csstors, Clock, Looking Glass; demijohns of LIQUOR.
Decanters, Candy Jars Goblets. Tumblers, Vinegar,
Champagne, Gas Fixtures, Cooking Stoves with
and Bedding. =
TERMS Cash on delivery-sae to commen 20 at II
o'clock A. Nj.
N. B.-Also, ct the same time and place will he
sold, for cash, tie nexpired lease of the said house
running about four and half years. The sale If the
BALD Lease will be at 10 o'clock precisely before the
sale of the above property, and possession given at
once.
nah 4-tds JAMES P. TYLER, H. C. CIR
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'VHE LAST CHANCE IN BUYING

UOOOs
Il less price than their value. GOLDSMITH will CON.
ue ten days longer, previous to going north to make
Spring purchases to sell his stock of Goods at the
3 rmer reduced prices. Still on hand some OF those
1andsome Checked Swiss Muslins at 2. cts worth 81
- those Coiored Figured Swiss Aiusins at Is cts
orth 80 cts. White Kid Gloves at So ets worth 81
y nllan. Sleeves and Bands. extraordinary cheap;
4ndsome Muslin Inserting Caps at l21 cts, worth
"; White Figured Swiss at 1874 worth 81 cts; Black
gdorayian Hose at les worth 81 cts Black and Blue
4ixed DO. at cts; MORE Antique Eastiek Belts at
g. ets worth Is cts Silk Gloves at I2t cts; Bonnie
Il bbons, Checked Muslias Trimmings, Cambrics
y iaek Alpacas, Irish Linens Black Silks, Cotton
n nnges; kenton Thread Cambrick and thousands OF
other articles which will be sold without reserve.
+. GOLDSMIT,
nh 3 205 Rro,d .trest
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MORE of ihose DESIRABLE SHIFTS

slasiRLg FROM THE MAkUFAcTuRens.-Ia m
srs1 - iniCrin my customers and the public zen.
b htt have received another lot of tbass
IIAeh ole Shirts, which hsye been 90 much ADMIT.
~ 1heh VINO have tried thsna, also have made
-. aelts 70 keeps full supply OF sizes End can
l., his a "a quantity - may be desired. have
ieeslvec Black silf ScsIfs and Neck Ties with
4 .a, e'softnsnt Of furnishing goods
WIN INA SMITH, ia Main u.
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COMMISSIONERS aALK or IAND n
~ MNRlC0 COUNTY, ABOUT MILk9 De.
Low kICHMoMD-By yiEtss Of deerss % the
I'D day of January, 1856 in the suit Of Aalthsws'
guardian V. Mstthsws shall, - special Conmis-
sioner. ON TUESDAY, the 4th day o. March, 186c lf
fair; II not the next far dsy,1 sch g pube nefio
on the premises st about The hesr ~ ~ 0e16ek N
the tract Of land Of which Richard Matebsvse died
seized and possessed, eontainise fAy-ssvss scrss
carter. Tarply Isby and Others and has q u small
framed DWELLING With the usual oct houssa-
IknMs-Cash - 90 much a. msy b neeessary to
Ply me expenses Of obtsuine this decree ad the sas
" ne land; the balance credit Of Bonths. the
.lcnaser executing bond with good seeurty, 70 carry
paid and a conveyance directed by fhe Ccust. 80
f. ,,a.. ELLYS0N y. CARTER
{ 10 <1-di0tN -fs eis1
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WILL pc seid &C anction en TUE6DAY
Household and school Furniture; aIso lsrre lot OF
CroeLery and elas, Wsse; also 600 Cigar OF ysri.
oas brands aiso q ios OF stone Ware. such e Jugs
by Chas. !. Werthnm e c., Aacts.
~ AND MOLASSES. = On TUESDAY .Nsrch
fsh at the lower sheds on the Dock, Commencing AZ
u lock- A. n. WIN sell the cargoes per schrs
La. consisting Of ss9E
ses hhds, prime to choice New Orleans Sugars
n. Dds. DO do do do Moiasses
Inns OF SALE: For all sums under elOe cssh:
paper. CHAS xy0pxkEk ~ = - ~
Au~t
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BY Goddin & Ar

ny Goddtn q Apperson.
'kusTEE,S SALE OF LOTS ON ARCH
l. AND CENTRE STREETS Ann RET1MEEN
9TH AND 7TH STREETS, AT AUCTICN-As Trus.
zee IN certain deed executed to the subscriber by
J0hn w Hines, now decd. bearing date 18th Feb.
1904; guy recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
;nail SCI, at public auction, the premises on
WE +. the 10th March, 1885, at a o'clock
NJ fair if not the next fair day the several Iots
10, the hIst six fronting together i28 feet ON Arch
street ana the two latter ~ feet Centre streets
Terms Enough in cash to defray expense2 OF
SALE ana note of 1921; balance Oh such credit a,
snail DO agreed on at the hour of SALE The title ID
oeeved TO be pertect but the subscriber will
with the usual special warranty
mn L. R. SPELMAN Trustee.
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AUCTION aArEa
FUTURE DAYS.
COfHIIssIONER,s sAI.E Ss ~ 80
- AND LOT AT PuRLIC II a 1lrsy,OSsE

r1ssas n
~ AND LOT AT PUBLIC AucrsM HOUSE
bhookE AVENUE STREET. shan = . M.oE
.Iosnoner under decree of the circuit rop, -
Tue City OF Richmond, pronounced on the Hgtb -, -
"aa,y 1906 In the suit of Mosbys guardian Va No.
~, s public auction the premises Ut fair II
MOI, .ne next fair day thereaerj at the hour OF -
o'eiock n, on sATGRDAY, the Esd day Of Febrr.
., Loo, the House and Lot in the city of Richmond
r" D'vek avenue street, of which the late Edward
=. =. Mosoy, died seized end possessed This pro-
perry solons the lot of Mr.. Henry Lyneman and has
oeen used as grocery store in the basement and oc-
cuRisa 70 the upper part private residence
TENS; One-third of the purchase money will be
eqai,ea n eash the balance in equal nstalments n
s.oot OF Tour and eight months the purchaser exc
snS nesotable notes, interest added with good en-
aoise.s and titie retained until paid and convey
sncs directed by ths court. JOHN N. DAVIS,
r Specnl Commissioner.
consequence Of rain, the above sale did not take
pase on saturday and therefore again postponed
until THURSDAY next 9Th inst, at O'clock p. M
" .a''"''s the next 9 'sj1 fsy DAVIS.
me mn 4-.os Special Commissioner.
COKH MILL FOR ASE FOR 4
- IEhM OF YEARS.-We will on SATURDAY.
the LIST OF March, 1856, at o'clock on the pre
,ses let at public auction for term Of years. the
onSk Corn Mill In the town of Manchester known
leges, &c. ieq"i''.e "a'ef pfi'f
The length of the term and other specific condition,
place of letting. - VAC 'Ae a''o
BY order Of the Trustees of Manchester.
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
CHRISTOPHER C. McRAE, COMMITTEES.
p On account Of inclement weather. the abo,s
letting was postponed until SATURDAY. 9Th Msrch
.o.n sna place. NH 4-dtd
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By Alexander Mott.

l HATS, &c.-WIll be sold at Auction. this morn.
OF new aud second hand furniture. consisting of Fea
iher-Beds, Mattresses Ch~irs Sofas, Bureaus Safes
Stores, sc. +. - 41-'&
= Also several Invoices ready made Clothirg, Drv
Goods, Shoes, Hats. Caps &C.; 10000 Cigars choice
brands, Is Gold and Silver Watches, Chains Scala
KEYS, SC. mh ALEX MOTT Auct |.
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~ sold THIS DAY, at 10 oiclock AZ our ssors NJ
=. maan Mreet .se inyoice Of Jewelry Wseches,
&c; eonss.ins OF Watches Guard. FOB and Vest
et.: Medsl1;on. nss' 6resstpih Finger Rings Lock
Amongst the Watches will be found S Doubls
S Isse ooa hanans Watches, johnson, maker Lon.
ALSo-A i't of Fancy Goods, embracing varied
O'Clock. - -s"'' ~ :
Every article warranted as represented ss.-B
NH { L go L r COOK 4 Cn
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YOU OWN FAULT...If you will suffer
Il from protracted cough when relief may be 80
easily obtained RICHARDSON'S WILD CHER
RY AND BLOODROOT CANDY is one of the most
reliable of all preparations offered for curing Throat
and Lung Complaints, Asthmas, &c 1t loosens
soothes and heals all irritation OF Inflammation and
imparts a healthy action to the lungs
For sale by Druggists John w. Pollard 18th street,
L. b. Thomas, Broad street; and
J. j. RICHARDSON'S
Confectionery and Variety Store.
NH Sim Columbian Hotel Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

TO OWNERS AND DEALERS In HOR.
SES.-We now prepare Horse Tonic for fat
'euipe "a short time any horse, at the same time
giving him sleek and glossy coat Of hair for reliev-
ng hide bound and expeiling woIms The advantage
this medicine is that after the animal is improved
may De left of without his falling of IN hesh or
'p!its. Prepared only and for sale by
DUVAL l. NORTON,
fe ~ Druggists, 10th and Main SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-04

II d LlCORICE.-IO eases X I: l.icerice
Il superior Article, 10 store aud for ssle BY
fG7-lw DUNLOP, MONCukE CO.