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"a j. vEGAs,s DANCING ACADEMY, AT

~ ODD FELLOWS HALL.
A j. VEGAS most respectfully 10 his friends
Lf and the public thai his Dancing Academy
open the season. Odd Fellows Hall where hopes
TO with the liberal patronage. The teaching will
MONDAY, Nov. 2 =
The fashionable Laneer Quadre and the Caedoniass'
Quade danced the first circles Of Paris and London last
winter will be taught by Mr.. Vegas.
The popular Chdens Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
Mr.. ]. Vegas once every month.
The days and hours of Tuition foowss
LAdesruesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 till Il
clock NJ.
ohildrenTgesdsyS, Thursdays and Saturdays from till
o'clock T. NJ.
Wednesdays and Fridays, from till 10
clock p VI.
a practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday
Particular attention viii be given Children and many
Fancy Dances before taught in this city will be brought
Families.
Musical Department under the charge Of that excellent
yonist Mr. DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls
Soirees.
n4 For terms, apply Mr.. j. VEGAS, Odd Fellows
Hall, at Mr.. GABICrs Music Store, 80 Camp street.
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CHAs. BRIGGS.


This Is certify that in June last. had the veanda of my
house, of poydra and Carondele Streets covered with
Chds Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof Cement
Roofing So far It remains perfectly waertght and has fully
with my expectations As to It's durability cannot say
than that appears perfect and sound the
put the vicsudes Of heat and cold not appearing
to affect it in the least
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a COSTUMES, MASKS AND DoMINoEs.-

go MRS. LUSsA
%SZLI l02 Royal street. between Cont and st. Louis,
&T Begs leave inform her numerous customers that
she has Just received from France a splendid
for Masked Balls such Satin Doinoes, ali styles
Louis Kill XIV and XIV; Queens Guardnen, Harlequin
Clown, Devil all coors; Black Bear, Brazilian Ape Figaro
Cossaek officer and many other
remarkably fresh elegant which fully
mRnded for Fancy Dress Balls.
GILT AND SILVER TAPE-Received by the arrival,
Gilt and Silver Tape Gilt and Silver Cloth Gilt and Silver Tas
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AUCTION SALES.
GOOD MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNI-
ture at AUCTION.
nv CARnNER SMITH Auctionear


aonn u.uoo ~ .Nn ar 1cv WANT FUKNI.
tare n, auction
BY GARDNER SMITH Auctoneer.
oesce No 7 Commercial Place
oinoe' Nv ~ e.''-. -,
FRIDAY, the 5th inst, az 10 I-2 o'clock
A. NJ. No. IS Bacchus street krao will be Sold
MarbIs,op Tables Center ana Dining Tables Whatno
betop sdeboard Book Case Manei Ornaments EOgrsvng
cim1s, p ws s E,cs n,ensis
etc ete " y
rz-TrRMe-eash
rfS-Trhe above are sII nearly new m3
CREDIT SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
M, ~ :, - a o .ry,o1r ..tss...
- 80" % -
ahe in ins.. nv ~ ~ es" $50.
street viii be sold
An extensive assortment comprising 200 lots Of Spring and
Winter Clothing snch As Black Clo Last
Ing. Dilng heck Grass Linen and Queens ClOh press and
rroek O9ais nasois ana ssqs bAex s,k ss, .
Checked Linen and Figured Lasting Vests CASHMERE ctto
AIDE, Check Linen Lasting, Marseles and Brown Linen rama
looms WHITE shirts, etc. -. -. $500 m -, - ~.
n- fEhMS--oyer tF 10 days over txu w Gays creat
for approved endorsed NOTES M
..,oVS- on .-I1.pov = At 1TcTr.x
BY R. ARMFIEID Auctioneer
! THIS EVENING. at early gas light, at No.
| l. 6S 81 Charles street, VIII be sold -, a,
r. srians ranh ~ n .no scasnes "a ~, -
- Ais o.
s ns mve e. e soos os ne prpeips pnb.
shs, N liz Gfn,ad .,s,s ,.es,sr lin varev III Tendon
publications Of the dne useful AMI industrial arts
nation and n,xs,s M IN rjng ~ day ~ nv ~
Sales without and will he continued every evening
| nnti ali Ire aid ''' M ~ MD an
| = 80
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


MARcTT BRANDY-rHE UNDERSIGNED duy
ll appointed Agent for the old established house Of AR
BOUIN MARETT CO., for the sale Of their very superior
Brandes aso sole Importer Of the justly celebrated Pouns
Brandy is receive orders for either the
est market prices In Cogna shipped direct
the Union. supply constantly hand Samples be
at the store Of
s. WOLFF,
nl7 ly Corner of Graver street and New Levee.
(,HAMPAGNE-GoNDE GREEN SEAL WINE
ODrect importation from Rheims For sale in lots to suit The
trade. Orders received and transmitted by
A. A. NEyINS & co.,
ja19 SIN No. 90 Grayisr street.
T,HAMPAGNE AtSENCY-MOET A CHANDONie
~ Fleur de sery. Gil de Perdrix Verzenay and Vim Impe
RIAL
JULES MUSMs CO.'S Anchor. vsrnsnsy, Cabinet and
Imperial.
The subscriber IS to receive orders liberal
for direct importation Of the above named very superior Cham
and soits the attention Of dealers In stock
always on hand. Samples be at the office Of
8. WOLFF,
NIL ly Corner of Gravier street and New Lsvee.
CAZGRAC BRANDIES- WE HAVE A 9UOD
p supply hand and receiving by direct importaons
fem France additions highly
favored brand We have 1875 In eighth pipes. LIDS IN eighth
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1905 In half and eighth
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and connosseurs
generally this article Is and unaduerated For sale
on New York terms and prices, by
WIN. L. LRVERICH 4 CO., "a Old Leves ST.,
dig ly Sole Agents IN this city.
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New Orleans, JAM L. 1853.
This TO certify that have witnessed experiments made
upon Chd's Patent Elastic Cement which proved my
faction ineonbustbiy under cumstances Of
which roof Of house LIABLE and convinced
perfect mpervousuess water that have had
roofing covered with which previously eak
but is thoroughly tight
CHAs. BRIGGS.
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GREAT SALE or REAL ESTATE IN JEFFERSON CITY,
account Of departnre-Ten years credit
BY ALFRED BoULIGNY, Auet'r,


Office No. IS Gravier street.
THURSDAY, March %, 1855, at IL o'clock
NJ, at Banks' Arcade, Magazine street. will be sold
224 CHOICE LOTS OF GROUND situated in suburb Della
ehaise, City Of Jefferson
photographic plans he had at my office.
l. Square No contains Is Lots bounded by Louisiana Ave
Magazine, Live Oak and Toledano streets
Square No. II contains IS Lots bounded by Louisiana
nue., Magazine, Camp and De achaise Streets
Square IL contains % Lots bounded by Camp Maya
zine Louisiana Avenue and Toledano street
Square No Is contains IA Lots. bounded by Louisiana
nue.. Camp, Toledano and Chestnut streets.
Square No. l6 contains LOIS bounded by Louisiana Ave
nue., Paquernine Toledano and Chestnut streets.
Square No p contains IL Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine, Amelia and Antonine streets
Square No "a contains 20 Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine, Foucher and Aline streets.
Square No IS contains IL Lots bounded by Camp, Maya
zine, Deachaise and Aline Streets
Square No 81 contains 6 Lots bounded by Chesnu Pla
quemine, FoHcher and Antonine Streets
10 Square No 80 contains 26 Lots bounded by Nayades P
ania Alne and Foucher Streets
IL Square No A. contains 25 Lots bounded by Nayades
Apollo, Delachaise and Foueher Streets
II Square No ~ contains y Lots bounded by Apollo BAG
chus, Amelia and Foucher Streets
Is Square No. A contains Lots bounded by Bacchus Dry
AIDES. Della hHse and Foucher streets.
n7y-TERMS AND OONDITI0NS-One-6ft eth cash; balance
at A. s. 4 and 10 years. with per interest til
maturity and cent after maturity il not then paid II
bearing mortgage the property. fel3 "a
n5 Acts before Walter H. Peters, Notary Public
expense of the purchaser
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FOB RENT.

EsOR RENT-sEvERAL PINE ROOMS, sUIrAzExx
for Offices, the Bank Of New Orleans. - -
Charles and Union streets. Apply 70 the Cashier. -
- FOR RENT-THE -FOUR -sToRy STORE. M. =
036 Grayer street, occupied by Messrs Kinerzsn&
III Barstow Co. Apply 70 the present oecnpss.s
VINCENT 4 Co.,
No. Is Custuuhonss
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GEO. W. ROPER.


New Orleans. Dec. 10, 1857.
certify that in May bad ferrv
cred with Chlds Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
stood the intense heat Of the WELL and
this time has mol leaked drop. appears Just
perfect the day ii and in every
expectations. should hesitate
to all who want good fire and water proof roofs
7. KIMBALL,
Proprietor Fourth District Ferry.
Pointe Celeste Parish of Plaquemines Nov. 80 1857.
with W. E. Childs Co.'S Patent Elastic Fire ard Water Proof
Roofing. So far II has stood the vcssndes Of hest
cold WELL Since then, have used ii several other
buildings 49,.
Depot N. o., o. 4 G. W. r. RI
Algiers Jan. 2, 1853
opinion of Childs Patent RoohngI have say that the
covering which put upon last July the
purpose admirably and from it, present appearance led
composition heretofore in for such purposes.
Yours respectfully, . $500.
Vice President and Superintendent.
Office Of the New Orleans. jackson @. N. Railroad,
New Orleans. jan IA, 1855. :
Mr.. j. R. Pointer Sir-In your inquiry, II gives
pleasure state that the and freight which
June with Chds Co Is Patent Cement
have thus far given perfect satisfaction they have been
about months, have leaked and
pear perfect and sound when first put and take
pleasure in recommending this Cement preparation adm
rably adapted for and roofing purposes.
s. T. VAN LOOM
fe10 II Master Machnist.
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MBIE DeBAR'S DANCING ACADEMY,
81 No 233 Baronne street between Carondelet and Jus
go The Ladies' OF New Orleans respectfully Informed
yLyhat the above Academy Is open where all the
Fashionable Dances will be taught including the eele
- braed 'Bernadine Quadrile a Ia Cour and Lsncer.'
IadiesMondey, Wednesday and Friday, from II and
to6P.M
Children Misses and BoysTuesday Thursday and Saturday
from 10 6 r. NJ.
Private LsssonsTuesday Thursday and Saturday
3; and from 7 to 10 every night ja29 tapt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

--------
AMUSEMENTS.
Na,mE EamISIE FREzzoIISI,s SIEsT APP.
M PEaRAEcR Is srw oRI-vANs
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
2, l""rch L.
TIE pae,e ere respectfully informed that Nine ERMINIE
i've De,ey ~ ny - nes say Iso snd WI
Mine ERNINIE FRRzzorIxr w,u h., a..
anee IN New Orleans 81 GRAND PER Aiis, tSe,FRT
AtOdd Fellows Hall,
ON THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH II, Ike
Under the direction Of
MAURICE sTBAKosoH.
-rb A,,s, ,.s-,., -. !; - ,,,. ,v.,,,x,,,,x :. -,
fes the MaDseer-wbo 4 repatie ss.os ~
no s9a sssss via believing that Ibis
n9rThe Ticket Once viii be opened On TUESDAY March
sHl papcsSr ad ss1ps n lam p5anea M
-
VARIETIES FHEATEK' eEAvIEE STREET.
Lessee A. MARSHALL
And ~ Na 'ns $1,000 ,Hse.s., new iSrh
r,. ,o,,,. :. -, ....,,,...
coRBYN late Of Hiolo's Garden New York, for the
THE RENOWNED AND TALENTED
Ronzani Ballet Troupe,
Embracing the combined attraction of TwkNTYFoUR OF
THE FIRST ARTIsrEs IN THE WORLD who win appear,
tut inc "'' ~ 'H asn y, ,e, !. 81 ,,,,,,
INA NEW GRAND FAIRY BALLET.
A. a,,1,rs,,, n,oa.sd nnasr ~. s,rae. ?, -.
and Her Nasstxs rosa,sr a S mater iun
eur confined win minute petco ~ Ss,s S srn
without parallel IN 'he Annals o emf IN America
In the FIRST Grand Ballet;
signor fILIro BARATI,
ssnora SAEl ANA A. y Ph "a I Ell III rvs,
sgnora EMMA sANToLINI, ''-''' = ~ ~ n ''''
signor CRSARE CECHETTI
signora SER AFINA CECHETrI,
.ta.d M rrctrv con aEnSI & * az
numerous MALE AIxIIIA RIfsSIWhb snnronris,s S,,F
merry varied and Gorgeous and eosply Aprint
insH'' anu rAf~P"etnSiiA'
.c,ng MANAGER l. W. RurN.N
Musical Di5eslor signSr DI cARLo.
business Director and Manager Mr. W. CORBYN.
taking the management have determined on sdhrng TO the
customary prices OF admission eoncestng that the
walton q the standard of public taste its exhibition should be
acceptable 70 all and within the means of all -
Box Once viii be opened for the sale Of tickets and
day.
~ Aamssion 70 tne Dress circle ana fsmy Orcle aec
nm, :. ,,ot,,c,, = :, :, :, T,,,Ss ;,
Lett b
Will he delivered al
am gr,Iows,
ON FRIDAY EVENING THE Eth MARCH 1sss
At the reouest of anv of our mos, citizens Cant
oUTTERR wj dsIiysE Lecture a. OBJ FELLOWS HALL
Nations N, =, = N IN V ''A va ''' "e iOe"' u
Of admission for gentleman and two ladies' 81
sing ~. = srlh Z, cent cen -. -, a..
a. eAe WI" DC i'r 'e at Ai ne prnS'p~i Do'As'''es'
T ECTU0Es NV INTERMEDIARY sFcoNn
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fe1o II

DR. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR.
IL tholome Hospitals and six with RECORD, Of Paris
has reopened his eee at No II Dauphne street. for general
practice and especially for the treatment Of all diseases Of the
enerave in both without the Of mercury
Office hours for consultations in French and English, II A.
w. an 4tc6P.M as SPIT
STORAGE THE UKDERsIGHED
- having leased the large and eommosou building occupied
by Messrs Co. No. Front street. would respectfully
invite the attention Of those having goods sale
otherwise. Their Of storage will be reasonable In accord
ance with the times WILLETT WILSON,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
fe26 en- No Front street.
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CUGAR PLANTATION FOR sALE-A DE
- Sugar Plantation in the parish OF St John the Bap
tt right bank of the Mississippi river about IS miles
above Orleans measuring about 1875 superficial arpent Of
which absut half adapted to cultivation the bal
mbared Together with all the buildings and improve
thereon, house with steam engine purgery
MILL harns stables orchard and $50 heads Of cattle
For further particulars apply the auctOneers Offices where
plan Is deposited.
n VIGNIE Auconeer.
Banks Arcade Passage No. Of Cont street and
Exchange Alley.
Terms liberal. fel I'm
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CoAI-sootuns Goal direct from Liverpool ship s. r.
fell BARELLI 4 co.
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WANTED TO RIRE--AS Al wuakN no -
" ths cooking AID washinz o. small family Nsu- -
apply nniese folly qualified DO their work IN Re best
ssen 20 one mar and pernanent sns<s ~
calling . hi< once between snd l2o'eeek A. ~
SERVANTS WAsTED-A GOOD COOK, N.<ku<
- md Ifoner and d general housewoFk; ca.rG
Re,ent sna vel rscsmmsnfed kppy a No 81 6ravSr s
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n STOVEs.-FIVEH HUNDRED COOKING AND
80 HEATING STOVES Of the latest improved patterns
- Morning Star" Charter Oak (" Shanghai" Econo
~ mist Cooking Ranges, and the celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves" Of their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared 70 execute at short notice. all
Chney Breechng Tanks Juice Boxes
Copper Pans and Pipes Copper and Brass Work They keep
hand large Of Tin and japan Ware suitable for Steam
boats and Private Families They agents for thu
manufacture of McCRACKEN'S Patent EvRporating Steam
They certificates In their that this
Pan, with the quantity Of steam has evaporsed double
quantity Juice Of the best Pan They
working model Of the Pam which they VIII be happy exhibit
10 any interested In the culture u Sngsr Cane.
WHEELER a FORSTAII,
an 1y 1Is fehoupitouiss Front and Is FnpDstreeta
oAI-sootuu Coal airso. from Liverpool per .Aip s. R.
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ToBY's EXPRESS, No, 81 CAMP STREET
From and this will Special Messenger on
the new steamer VIRGINIA who viii Check all Baggage
through the points of desnaon also take charge Of Par
cells, Packages, and small freight.
Passengers by the steamer VIRGINIA have their Bag
the Hotels Residences and Steamboats,
Office Travees coming this bound the river and
have decided their boat have
their baggage stored office free Of charge.
The Bsggage Of the Virginia will be received and checked
the Pontchartrain Railroad.
The Express Letter Box Chest and Wagon sll leave
Office half hour previous to the departure of the as
her schedule. =
Packages and freight marked to TOBYS EXPRESS Will
with attention and be delivered with DISPATCH.
fels If Ed O. EDWARDS co.
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I76 Carondelet street,
d29 ly&w corner o. Lalaye1e.
CALVANIsM AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS
" OF METALS -. A. u,l, II A..
CITY and country that prepared to do all kinds OF work in
Ms line with dispatch and In manner not 10 Dc surpassed by
any house in the Union. ,,,,... p..... p,..L..
Ppneh Bols ETC. CIIDED and SILNRED in the best style
Also IIDI and BROWNING Gas Fixtures, Mantel Or
naments Lamps, Lustres and Candelaoras. a.,
The pub are invited give him call and examine his
stock and specimens OF work. y; o1Anl - g.,
10 lIhartres street. between Benvtle ana Gonti
Ressreuces-Hyde Goodrich Henderson Gaines Mall
~ 3 4 Tlst FonrnIer 4 siehrecht o3l SIN
nR. FRANK X. WRIGHT, LATE of BALI III
IL vices to the czehs OF new
Orleans and has taken an Office a. .,.r,
' No RAMPART STREET,
w. $780, one door north Of Canal street.
He special attention 10 Diseases OF the
DIGESTIVE AND URINARY OhdANss
particularly DYSPEPSIA for which he has remedy used p
his father DR. Thomas Wright with the most signal
during practice OF nearly half century In the city OF
b Baltimore. =, .e..o.o.p n
1--WE grass =" VIZ F' $50 ft6 I'm
TTS0R ffJtS n ID yVHIsfx Y-FOR SALE AND IN
sore q superior los Of TOBACCO WHlSk T. ETC., low 70
0' ~ I'M Al Lusk Cos, No. Front ct.
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ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES, tx ard sirfG
feet square Billiard Tables with Marble Wood Tops
ions to play the same table either Pool or heGane
full and complete OF article the lue-
India Rubber Cushions; Pichnhol Ha
aele Rouettes Balls and Pins for Ten.in Alleys Lot
ECO s0MICAL STOVES,
Portable, and set up to order, with eroekery and s
tops.
a7~wainut Wood for sale. dzs n
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Unpreeedenied Continuation -rsud and Pull orcte.ra
me ARTISTS Of the FRENCH OPERA and THAI
BERGs and vIEUXrEMPS COMPANY
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nz-A An election Of fifteen Trustees, TO serve
the ensuing will be held the Office Of the Crescent Ma
tnai Insurance Company MONDAY. lsth nst between the
"y M lot J. W. STANTON President.
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BAToN ROUGE, duly II, 1881
Ha-Noftce-At n meeting of the OekhoId-
hs New Orleans Rouge Railroad Company,
called greeahy public adjourned until this day
r. d. Conrad Esq called Chair Alfred Shep-
pers app ointed Secretary
The proceeded election OF Directors
which resulted in the choice Of :he following named gentlemen:
+. ID. Conrad, C. A. Slack,
ID. ID. Avery, W. f. Tunnard
George May, Jas. A. Mediation,
William 8. Pike.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-07
American Ticket.

A Convention of the American party met
in this place on last Saturday, and nomina-
ted full county ticket. This move was
more than outsiders looked for, and caused
general surprise. 1t was believed that the
Americans would not attempt to organize
for this canvass, but it seems, relying upon
their large vote of last year they have de-
termined to take advantage of the dssensions
in the Democratic party, and bring ticket
into the field; and in order to lose no advan-
tage have presented some of their best -men
So far it is the heaviest battery brought to
bear against the National Democrats in the
county, and will give different complexion
to the fight than was anticipated.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-07

REsIG NATION OF Mr.. EGBERT.-Mr. Eg-
bert, Supervisor of District No. 2. composed
of Townships No. 4 and T, has rendered his
resignation, to take effect on the lst of Oc-
tober. We regret that Mr.: Els business en-
gagements has compelled him to this step, as
he has proved a good officer for the interests
of the county.
We hope the voters Of District No. 2,
will not fail to nominate and elect man
who will as thoroughly study the interest of
the taxpayers Of the county as Mr. Egbert,
The Placer herald., 1858-08-07
Married.,
TREASuRER'S NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all per-
~ sons in the County of Placer who are en-
gagged in the business of selling Merchandise, and
Liquors in less quantities than quart, Gold Dust
Buyers, Pack Peddlers, also Keepers of Livery
Stables, Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, Auc-
toneers, Theatrical and Circus Companies, must
procure, or renew their License within ten DAYS
after expiration or their names will be hand ed to-
the District Attorney for prosecution
PHILIP STONER, Co. Treasurer
Auburn, April l7th 1858 nv
The Placer herald., 1858-08-07

FoRNEY's AGENT AT WoRK.-We suggest
ed some weeks since that Broderick had be-
come an agent for the circulation of Forney
Press. We see that he has commenced in
earnest, as one of his followers caused a res
olution to be put through the Broderck
Convention the other day at Sacramento,
recommending that sheet to the considera-
ton Of the Bogustes throughout the State
The Placer herald., 1858-08-07
Democratic Committee for Placer County
National Democratic Ticket.

National Democratic Ticket.
STATE TICKET,
For Judge of Supreme Court.
JOSEPH P. BALDWIN, of San Francisco
For State Controller,
Fl. r, MELONEY, of San joaquin.
COUNTY TICKET,
For Senator,
JAMES ANDERSON, Auburn.
Assembly,
WM. G. STRATTON, Dutch Flat.
WIN P. BARCLAY, Iowa Hill.
PHILIP LYNCH, Secret Ravine
W. P. WING, Beals Bar.
County Judge.
E. II. VANDECAR, Wisconsin Hill.
Sheriff,
l.. l.. BULLOCK .4uburn
Collector.
GEORGE L. HAMLIN, Iowa Hill.
Treasurer.
GEORGE W. APPLEGATE, Lisbon.
County Clerk.
HENRY GOODING, Forest HILL
Recorder.
GEORGE L. ANDERSON, Auburn.
Prosecuting Attorney,
PHILIP W. THOMAS, Auburn.
assessor.
THOMIS &. H4RPER Michigan Bluff
Surveyor,
S. G. ELLIOTT, Beals' Bar.
Coroner.
JAMES MCBIRNEY, Auburn.
Supervisor. lst District,
ROBERT GORDON, Auburn.
Township Nominations.
TOWNSHIP No. l.
For Justices of the Peace.
AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS,
G. l.. GRILLEY.
For Constablcs,
JOHN O. MANUEL,
A. WHICHER.
Candidate for Judge of the Il
judicial District.
BENJAMIN +. MYRES, of .4uburn.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-07
Auburn, august 9th, 1858.

THE ALLEGIAN1Ays.-This old and popu-
lar troupe gave concert to a large audience
in this place on Thursday evening at the
American. The performance gave the high
est satisfaction to all present, which was test
flied by frequent and string applause. Many
of the listeners were reminded of the previous
visit of the troupe in 80, by the repetition
of some Of the good old songs that cheered
the hearts of their audiences then.
The company has changed since then
death has been at the door, and the voice
of sweet songstress has hushed. The ia
ces of Mr.. Oakley and Mr.. Boulard called
back the "reminiscences of their former visit,
and brought to memory their absent com
panions. Miss Hitlert and Mr.. Stoepel, have
taken the place Of these, and well sustain
the reputation of the company.
The Aleghanians are now travelling over
the fields of their former popularity and sue
cess, and will be greeted by old friends and
admirers wherever the may 60 in the noun
tains of California. Success awaits them.
The Placer herald., 1858-08-07

E1- The Republican State Convention
met at Sacramento on Thursday. Great
differences existed among the delegates as to
the propriety of nominating a ticket. When
last heard from portion Of the delegates
were in favor of uniting on the Broderck
ticket. Others were opposed to selling out
for so small price
The Placer herald., 1858-08-07

CoTILLoN PAYrY.-A party of ladies and
gentlemen convened at the Empire Hotel,
on Tuesday, and passed pleasant evening
in dancing and waltzing. As usual, the mu-
sic and edibles were unexceptionable.