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TgE ADVENT or PRNCE.-The Japanese
have Gene and gone; the Great Eastern has
come. and il about to go; Heenan has arrived
without the belt, and has received no dinner:
and cur te!egrnphic intelligence, published in
this days HERALD, announces that the Queen of
highlands eldest son, who sailed from that
country on the 10th inst. for this country has
arrived Of ST. Johns whence he will proceed to
Quebec. Accompanied by the Duke Of New
castle, he win make tour of the provinces in
his capacity Of Prince Of Wales, strengthening
the loyalty Of his future subjects, so as to pre-
vent their ever revolving in his day. On leav-
ing his royal mothers dominions and crossing
the frontier into the United States, at Niagara
Falls, he will dotf the royal title, and, donning
in the capacity Of private gentleman, to get
peep at the inside Of the great country which his
great grandfather lost some oighty-fve years
ago. Al home he was q live prince, an en-
bryo king; here he viii be only an equal
among equals, on tho republican lcrcl-a
private gentleman, who, like any other
well bred youth. will be treated as such
II he conducts himself in gen,lcmaaly man.
ner, as /. Is to be presumed he will. The fact
Of bic being lord docs not necessarily prevent
his being gentleman, though il seems the char
acter Ct q prince is incompatible with that posi-
ton.
We have been visited by great many lords
for the las. twenty years, including Lord Nor
poth afterwards Earl Of Carlisle), who made
some excellent speeches and got some capital
dinners. Why should not Lord Renfrew, In his
private capacity. get some good dinners, and
make speech or two -? Or, If he cannot do that,
the Duke Of Newcastle can make speeches for
him, cxpa'iating on the entente cordidle between
the cousins Bull aud Jonathan. By oil means LET
banquet be got up in New YORK for The Prince
OF Wales-we mean Lord Renfrew. lie is bet.
ter entitled 10 the honor than many
Others who have received festivities at our
hands. And let his Royal Highness be
shown the lions, and LET every courtesy
and attention be exhibited towards him. so
tina. when he returns to England he may make
good report OF Us, and when he ascends the
throne Of his ancestors his "reminiscences of his
sojoaEa among us may be pleasant, and awaken
feelings Of alnity towards n mighty people.
who, letting'go It's mothers apron string. set up
for itself in the business Of government, and
now, in friendly contest disputes the sove.
reignty Of the seas and the empire Of commerce
with the parent country, over which the young
Prince is destined to sway the sceptrc, If fate
should not rrematurely snatch him from his
great inheritance We hope he may live long
to reign over il, and we greet bis advent in the
New World as a happy omen Of our cordial re
laions with bis future Britannia Majesty
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BREcxISRDGEs SPEECH TO HIS OLD Cossrr-
TuENrs.-The speech of Mir. Breckenridge to his
fellow townsmen and old constituents at Frank
fort, which we publish elsewhere to day. is one
OF those sharp, clear, bugle notes Of oratory that
always mark conviction on the part of the
speaker, and the existence Of distinct and well
defined principles In the cause for which he is
contending.
Men fighting for the right have no need of
longwinded speeches and q multitude Of words
to cover up their meaning. ~ am an American
citizen-a kentuckian-who never did an act or
cherished thought that was not full of devo-
ton to the constitution and the Union" said he
to the friends and neighbors who were gathered
around him; and If there is any place where
denial to these proud words could be found, 1t
would be in Frankfort, the scene of all his DO
litical struggles with older and dexterous cam
didates for popular favor, and where re-
peated canvasses in hot political times
have tried the mettle and the princi.
pies that are in him. He knew that
it was not necessary for him there, in the midst
of old friends and constituents who had known
every step Of his public career, to deny the
absurd charge that he was disunionist but it
Was meet that from that spot where political
opponents could most easily send forth denial
of his words If they were untrue, he should
deny the accusation before the whole country.
Short as the speech is, there are other points
well put, and well worthy Of attention. He
sought not the nomination, but the nomination
sought him, and being in he feels that the posi-
ton he occupies today is right and he accepts
il with all its responsibilities, CONSCIOUS that he
is not animated or sustained by a hot ambition.
lie exposes the absurdity Of calling a convcn-
ton composed Of delegations from majority
Of the States, including the two on the Pacific
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut and
Massachusetts, a sectional convention; and he
claims that our double form Of government
State and federal, has been the most successful
in demonstrating that free institutions may be
established over great population and large
area Of territory consistently with public Or
der and that the consultation and the equality
Of the States should therefore be preserved
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The Erslic' learns that ssmuci Csrrtaers, formerly
member &C Co. 1ss f,sn the Seventh disirc, of Missouri
died =, his dc0e. IN Care GIsrdeaa. ftday last,
shortly amer the demise q bis wife.
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THE AIB,Sr Lom.r-WHo VIII TrRy
STATES EvDESo? Some days ago the Hon.
Massa Greeley, pokiug sharp stick in the ribs
of Thurlow Weed, said that the Albany lobby
Legislature of last winter was '.justly stencil
in the public nostrils," aud that "the republi-
can party, though compelled to hold its nose.
cannot be constrained 10 hold it, tongue" Thur
low Weed, taking the hint, turns over the sof, i'm
parchment to the immaculate lobby firm of the
Albany Argus-Aaas and threatens an OK.
posure Of the patriotic democrats con-
cerned. Massa Greeley answers, ADO. DO.
II Is the very thing We want" Con.
Gdence Cassidy answers, who's afraids Come
on" aud pleads not gully which reminds rs
very much of The innocont and indignant rogue
with ibe spoons sticking ont CT bis pockets.
Indeed all this show Of honest indignation
between Greeley. Weed aud CASSIDY i very
amusing. That Weed has grown Eat aud cx.
eecdingly saucy as q political party captain.
upon the Jobs loatagcs pcrquisites, fees and
pckines Of the lobby, is Just as notorious to
the world as that Peter Funk deals In spu-
rious watches; that the Albany Regency and
Curiosity Shop clique would perish ir removed
from the corrupt atmosphere OF the lobby, as
cage Of buzzards would perish without carbon,
there can be little doubt. IA for the Hon.
Mesa Greeley, these lobby gentry are content
TO use him as a scapcgoat, a dccoy duck, or u
stool pigeon, or in any other way in which they
may pull the wool free wooD over his eyes
while dividing the spells among themselves.
But. at all events, lc, US have full and free
exposure ofeaoh other from Weed and Cassidy:
Tor il they cannot reveal all the Jobs and pick
ings. and ell the plots and plan. and
ssppers and miners and ns aud oi,s, and
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The Chicago Znur,r..

bt-1uN, Juig - is'st.
The no7tou Ttc7trc drcd to us utmost capctg To.
night 70 vi'rtss hC frir ~ uc Chisrrc rcr7Tce They
leave here 'omoT-cT an, CO NcV No.s H. 80 Nor.
with r.glp
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
HrBL0'S GARDEN. BrostWty.-AIlpp-S Won.
psxxu- LAnf. Alegnoon arc .vn!n&
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway, cpposts Roai street.
IfosT Hofx FEArs-sIsor's hIs8iP3-D'viAscE- RorkaF
NAcAIaz.
.,wAIIACK's THEATRE 6.caG6ay.--DossEY AEp sos-
hlscsaxYocs ANNE.
LAURA KEENE's THEATRE Nc 81 Broad.s.. --ogs
AakRIcAs COUSIN
NEW BowERY THEATRE Dowe-y.-P. ..ERo-fSss
tx SeAysTAiN-hiS ~ EsE DA-E,
RAgNuM's AMERICAN NIsEUE. P-oadeay.-Dar md
Fvenlng-FraloftAa soSGe, bases Bs--1.cES, LIVING
Cus1os1xiEA &C.
NATIONAL CONCERT SALOON. NssoaA Theatre
sosGs, DANCES, BuRLEsorg2 &c,
PALACE GARDEN, FoErseeE.a s-eet.-v0oS AND ~.
eFaJsEsIAi L0scERT.
oAsTERBURY CONCERT SALOON. Nc. Cos Exceedingly
0osGe, pAscks. BUaLEsoux,, DC.
CONCERT HALL NswArx.-HooiEr CAsEEIIs My
srsgLs
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ON APPROACHING STATE EIEcrIoNs-The
preliminary skir1nishes to the great Presiden-
tial battle will soon begin. North Carolina will
lead Of in her election for Governor on the
I'd Of August. But this election will not
amount to much, as it is fought upon local
issues, and as the democracy are united and
working as unit to carry the day, without re-
gard to the Presidential split in the party.
But the next elections viz: those Of August 6,
in kentucky and Missouri, will be Of some i'm
portance for in each of these two States there
is, even upon their local concerns, split among
the democracy, whereby the Bell Everett party
may, perhaps, carry of the prizes in both these
local contests. Such a result, however, will NOT
be decisive as TO the vote Of Missouri or Ken
lucky on the Presidential issue. On the con-
trary, we apprchcnd that between August and
November there viii come up from the "cotton
States such q pressure of Southern sentiment
as viii rally all the border slave States to tho
ticket Of Breckenridge and Lane.
In September Maine and Vermont hold
their State elections. and as the demo-
craey Of these two States have taken
up Mr.. Douglas and squatter sovereignty
TO work upon, the result OF the experiment
in both cases will be OF some value as
positive indication Of the strength or weakness
OF Mr.. Douglas end his cause throughout the
North.
The local and Congressional elections in
Iowa, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania of the
9th Of October, however, will be simply deci-
sive OF the Presidential contest. As the pros
pect stands to-day 1t IL all on one side, like the
handle Ct a jug--all in favor Of Lincoln. II will
require a wonderful amount of engineering,
heavy grading, tunnelling, entertainments,
bridges, excavations, &C., TO make track
over the mountains and valleys Of Pennsylvs-
MIA sufficiently broad and smooth for the
wrangling democracy 10 travel over, all in the
same train and by the same locomotive, to the
work or their October election.
They must, however, contrive to come to-
gether in October, or the chances will be
as ten to one against them in November.
The Pennsylvania October election in 1860,
as in 1856, will in all probability settle the
Presidential question. Hence, unless oil the
remnants OF the old democratic party arc ready
to be buried in the same grave with the old
wing party and the old Roman empire-which
il the grave that knows no resurrection-why.
then. Douglas men and Breckenridge men. in
the State and ont Of the State Of Pennsylvania.
will go to work TO save that State in her coming
October election.
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oyster beds, of the lobby at Albany, then We
shall be ready to believe that Confidence Cassi-
dy is confident of the election Of Douglas, that
Weed supports the Five Points House Of In
dustry, and that the moon is made Of green
cheese A. it is, we are inclined to believe
that if Weed will only begin the work by
smoking out Cassidy q Co., OF vice vsrsa Gree
ley will be happy man.
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FrBLo'S GARDEN. BrosdVty-At lpp-S or ylz woN
p18xu- LAAf. Afternoon src .enna
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WINTER GARDEN, Broadway, cpposts BOad street
TleaT Hofx FEArs-srsos1s hIsRiPs-DfviAscs- RoskEF
NAcAIas.
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ELECTION PRECINCTS.

OFFICE or TIE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS oil
" II Dorado County, CniifoTnia-Piaeerviile Oct
3D. 4 o. 1SG0-It Is ordered that the following be
;Hbished Election Precincts. for the puTpOs- O
the next General Election, and that all Precincts
heretofore established not hercna er named, be and
the same are hereby abolished, iO wit:
BIG BAR TOwNSIIIP-Gray Eagle, Volcano Bar
v0lranoviIlc. Mount Gregory.
COLOMA TOWNSlIIP-Cold Spring, Cooma, Gold
Hin. Cunntnwr. nd Hills. Rock Is idge.
C0SCMNE5 TOWNSHIP Brownsville. CcdarviI1e
Buztn'- Bridge, Cayuievlc, FAirpIay, Indian Dg.
gngS Mount Aukum.
DIAMOND SPRINGS TOWNSHIP. Diamond Spring.
Nrw'nWn Picnsnnt Valley. (Sf,cnrrr's) Ladies Val
leg, Tiger Lily Iinn.'. S'v Park Nou|e.
GEOltGETOWN TOWNSHIP. .-tiarlruNallty George.
town. tinIdis Cr"cE, Bottle Hin, Hallway House.
City. Euct We Flat. Prrnchown. Spanish Camp
VI .srHri Flat. DIn""ml'- Store X ng'> Store Hen
drc,"i,'s Ftor", pati,'- Saloon
MOTNTAlN -Grizziy Flat, Henry.
Di:.iugs.
GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP -Centerrie, Greenwood
Valley. Maine Bar. Cave Valley. (farnswortli',) }
Spanish Bar. SI,aui, Dry Digg ng~. W.ld Cat Bar
KELSEY ToWN$IHP-SIan-Il Flat, KrI-ry, SeI.pn.
yillr. Iri- Flint. lirrrk>' Bridge, Strawberry Val
l"y. Half Way Ilrr-r wagon Road.
PLACERNfILE ThWNSlIIP-Chiii Bar. Coon IIrl
low, Plar"rvi". 1T. "a ani3d ward-j Upper PA.
c"rv.ll'. Lax" Valley. E".orvnr. Sp"rt-man'+ Hail.
Sut'l's Fiat. Whit" E"rL. Hakrl.y'- Ranch.
ieIspn's) N.srD Hi. Saltion Falls Wild Goo.e
WHITE OAK TOWNSHIP - CLrksville, Duroc
Ion-r. JuyInwk Green Nal!ry, Tennessee Greek
Vaughn S;"re.
a ;ruc coIy. Attest:
WM 4. JANUARY. Cl"rk.
-nG.!c Ey UnDLa SlriEl-s, Deputy.
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suERIFF's SALE.

IlN WRIT l. uf nn Execution issued ont of the
ID Clerks Office 0f the Hon. District CuNrt Of
the sixteenth Judicial District, In and for AmaIor
County. ora Judgment rendered on the 2ath day If
September, \. u. lSbO, In favor Of Charles W.
Fox, and against James Finley, for tho sum Of two
Thousand eiX hundred and sixty nine 81 100 dollars
(S2 $50 ~ with interest on the sum If one thou-
sand four hundred and forty three dollars, from
the 2Sth day nf september, A. u. lS60. ut the rate
uf three per cent. per month, until pnid, and on
the -um Of nnr Thousand two hundred and tW clN q
IL 100 dollars, at the rate VI ten per cent. per un
mum, together with fifty nine S0-0O dollars costs
of suit, and accruing rosts, have levied upon and
will expose to public ralc, at the Court House dunr
in the city of PlaccrNilc,
On the 27th day of October, A. D. 1890,
AZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, all the right, title, interest
and claim Of the said James Finley, Of, in and tn
the following described property, towit; A certain
Water Ditch, known as Finlcy's Ditch, situated OIL
the North side Of the Costumes River, in III 10
RADIO County, commencing at point ON said River
near the leomct Falls, and running parallel will,
said River, passing near the house and through
the ranch Of snid lincy-togcthcr With the water
rights, privileges and all the appure there
to belonging, or in any wise appcrtaining.
W. J. BURWELL, Sheriff
of Ell Dorado County, Cal.
by &. W. CoDDINGTON, Under Sheriff.
ShrrifFs Office, Placervillc, Oct. I, 1860. o6 Is
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PIaeerxilIe Post Omoe.

TNTIE MAILS for Sacramento. San PranCi'cO and
j all parts Of this State, close every day at this
Oiice aty o'clock, p NJ.
The mails for the Atlantic Statrs and Europe,
via. Los Angeles, close scm-weekly, on Wednesday
and Fridays at . 6'clock p. ".
The Steamer mails for the Atlantic States close
the 9th, 18Th and 29th "f each month Letters :"
be sent by this route must be marked " via Panama.
The Mails for Oregon and Washington Territory,
close every dsy ate o'clock pm.
The Maize for Grizzly Plat close at this 6fice
every Wednesday, morning At G 6O'clock.
The Mails f0F HewtOwn close at o'clock, A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays.
The mails for CelATvle aud Indian Diggings
ciu.c nj o'clock 4. NJ, every MONDAY aud Friday.
The Wall. for Cold Springs and C"I"rna close ev-
cry day. Sundays rVrcIt'h) ~ 3 n'rl,ck.
The K"l.ey. Spanish Flat. and G""rg"t0wn Mails
close Mrt.days, Wednesdays, aud Fridays, at |
-, irck r. VI
The Mails for Carson Valley close nt this Office
cv'ry day NJ n''iork y. NJ.
The Mails for Salt Lake City. close Srmi.Monthly
on Wednesday mornings at O',l"ct.
OffiCE H0URS-Fr"in : oclork. a. NJ till r.
NJ; and from al 3 =. NJ. Sundays excrptcd.l
On Snndays-FThm , until ~. \. NJ. aud from
3uu;.lJ'4 IN. 4. ~. SPENCE, T.. NJ.
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CoNsTARLE,s SALE.


10y virtue Of nm Execution to me directed, issued
out Of the Court NJ q. W. Stout, Justice II the
Peace In and for the Township Of PaccTvle, County
OF ~ Dorado and State Of California, upon ju,lg
Mcnt rendered therein OH the goth day Of ScptcH,.
her, A. ID. lS6D, in favor Of John Bush, and against
Warrin ". Holloway, for the sum of hundred and
seventy three 9lnU dollars damages, for principal
sum and interest due and interest thereon from that
date, at the rate 0f per cent per month, aud five
75-I"0 dollars costs Of suit, together with accruing
costs, and for the sale u the mortgagcd property
hereinafter named, have levied upon and seized
and will expose for sale. ut public auction, to the
highest bidder, nj Oates Ofcc, in the city Of Placer.
willie, In said Township,
On the 23d day Of October, A. D. 1890,
At the hour Of o'clock r. NJ, all the right, title, In.
tcrc-t aud claim Of the aboye named defendant, Ia
AMI to the following described property, lying aud
being In the Township NJ Pacervnle, County aud
Stat" Hfnrrsnd, to sit The Coon Hollow Func, aud
Tunnel nf the same, situated In Coon Hollow, nnl
commonly knawm ~ Holloway 4 Mrad's flumr.
" illness my hand thus lat day of October, A.n. $500
":i-td A. S1M0NTON, Constable.
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The M MedIeaI and Surgical InsaItute

The Medical and Surgical InsGitute
OF DR.. T.. J. CZAPKAY, Is already secured In posi-
ilOn which plaees It, rs we'll as II. proprietor, far
above the assaults Of envy and professional malice
In the schools Of France, tie highest przeA often
aWarded to pFaetitIoneVSin this department Of Med
cal science, and they occupy with others an equally
lofty position in the profession. klcord Is illus
KlouS exGmple, shining light among the philOso.
phIcal stars Of his age In EuFope, and Dr. Czapkay
has folly equaIIeA him II this country proof Of
which, the Philsdelphla College Of Medicine cOmpli-
mented him with . Diploma, and the honorary dd
sVRdem degree. Selecting this hs held ~ opera
tion, although quailAsd graduate Of the Univer.
sty Of Pesth. and late Chief Surgeon Of the Iunga.
Fian Revolutionary army, for more extended laboTs.
Dr. L.J. Csapkay has beat hIs earnest attention t..
the cure ofchronie AID private diseases In which he
has become so great an expert that he IL nov re-
garded ~ the Leader In this branch Of his profession
throughout the United Slater, and his portrait aud
biography are published ~ matter Of interest TO
their readers In the most exclusive Journals The
Doctors Offices are At his Medical and Surgical In-
Sttute, on Sacramento street, corner 81 Le0eEdorR
nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
~ We ask the particular attention Of our readers
70 the sworn certificates OF remarkable cures IN
other column Of this paper. jyl4-3m
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that At a General
~ Election, to be held m TUESDAY, the 9Th day
Of November, 4. D. ISn, throughout ths State Of Ca
fOrnA tile following State Oacers 70 be elected,
70 wit:
Ponr Electors for President and Vice President Of
the United States.
Electors also advised that II 10 their privilege
to vote for against calling Convention Ia revise
and change the Constitution Of this State. The bal.
lot used therefor may contain the words ROV Con.
ventloD," or the words Against \ Convention" or
words to the effect.
The Act entitled " An Act TO provide foT paying
certain equitable claims against the St-t Of CAlifOF
MA aud IL contract funded debt for that purpose.
approved April 3j. A.. u. 1850, II submitted 20 the
people Of the State for ratification. Each electOF
voting for the same shall write have printed on
his ballot the words Pay the Debt" and those vOt.
ing against the shall wrts have printed on
their ballots the words " Repudiate the Debt"
The following Officers likewise 10 be elected In
the County Of II Dorado, to wit:
Two Senators, eight Members Of the Assembly
Public Administrator. one supervisor for the FIRST
District. competed Of the Townships Of paceTVIIlr,
Colotna and Whit Oak.
AS0 two Justices Of the Peace and tVo Constable Z
in each Township.
By order u the Board Of Supervisors
Attest: WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
By OGDES soriREs, Deputy.
Pacerviile, October 8, 1851. o6 I'd
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CONsTABLE's SALE.

pi virtue Of an execution Issued out Of Justice
-AD y. l.. Crawiords Cotrt, Of Greenwood Town.
ship, county Of II Dorado, to Inc directed, In favor
OF VIM. ROush and against q. Dcnichurd, G. II. Tny-
lor, Dan Henderson aud d. RosIhvrc, have seized
and will expose for sale at Public Auction ut two
O'Clock, p. NJ,
On the 2Sth Day Of October. A. D. 1850,
the premises Of said claim, the following descri-
bed property, TO wit One mining claim situated on
the Middle Fork of the American River, the follow
ing dTcribcd property Of said Taylor One naIlS
Sluice Cltim situated on Dutch Bar bounded on the
lower end ny McKnghts Claim, on the upper end by
Nather's claim-running from II bank Of the River
up TO the hill. Said claim containing one hundred
feet more nr less.
Dated Greenwood, the 2sth day Of September. A.
n. Ie6n. ~. FERGUSON,
ol0ts Constable.
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PROCLAMATION!
-- CoMNIsSARV DEPARTMENT
Main street, placerYllle. Oct. Is. 1850.

- NoAAtSSARf IBPAhtABNTs
Main street, Placerville, Oct. l3, 1850. I
TTNHE KING OF LUNCH EATERS, to his Sub
Il jects, greetings: Know ye, that our old friend,
NIKE BROWSkY, in the liberality Of his heart,
has re-iitted. re,juycnated and re-arrangcd his
popular Saloon, fer the Winter campaign and has
nlSo positively determined to spread LUNCH twice
legion Of patr"ns-0f whom We are undoubtedly
some" Know yc, also, that MIKE keeps none
but the fret quality. magnum bonum LIQUORS
and CIGARS, and there fore we command you to
invest with him ell your loose bits, "rhat he may
be enabled to keep up the supply.
Done at PlAcerville. this 18th day Of October, A.
D. 1850, and the Tooth year Of our reign.
W1NNEMUtCA,K King.
r. S.-TWO bits" will always furnish you, at
MIX E'S, with choice repaSt Of those excellent
bivelves yclePt OYSTERS-and the "fxins."
ol3'u WINNIE.
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EW- \ committee of responsible Gentlemen will
will garNn'"C HAT ~ try ticket shall draw prize
which will bc sent (f p"rtablc) To the lucky holder
or, II not movable, its value In cash will be reunited.
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s, HHARRH rs,

PLAZA CORNER, PLACERvIIsLE.
lust received a large assortment Of the esst
81 brands Of Havana CiGare, To6aCQoa,
MOerschaum and other Pipes, Matches
and Playing Cards, whOlesale and retail, at
San francisco pTiceS. sSSm
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Largest, Best and Cheapest
HOUSE IN CALIFORNIA.

OF by its recent improvements and enlarge
mrnt, ii can nON accommodate all who apply.
r. d. WOODWARD, Froprietor.
San Francisco, July II, lsG0. OcSm
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For particulars, soc Poster.
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EUREKA WHISKY.

DEALERS IN THE INTERIOR
Are cautioned against purchasing EuretA whiSky,
unless the packages have the naulc Of
WIN. NEWELL q CO.. 9. r."
Burnt into each barrel and half barrel, ina
Circular Brand around the 9ung,
NONE OTHER Is GENUINE.
Purchasers should be PARTICULAR to buy Of
such Houses as keep ONLY
THE GENUINE ARTICLE.
wM. NEWELL & CO.,
s29 -3miS San francisco, Sole Agents.
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