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Resolutions were passed by the Cbam5

Resolutions were passed by the Chamber
of Commerce New York, on Tuesday last.
severely denonncing the conduct of Great
Britain in tacitly permitting the building and
fitting ont OF vessels in her ports to plumber
and destroy American commerce, and they
warn the merchants of Great Britain that
repetition of such acts as tho burning of the
Brilliant by vessels fitted ont IN Great Britain,
and manned by british seamen, cannot fail to
produce the most widespread exasperation in
this country, and hence they invoke the inhu-
ence Of all men who value peace and good
will among the nations, to prevent the depar-
ture of other vessels OF the character refer
red to from their ports, and 50 to avert the
calamity Of Wal.
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1flarric0.

Observation-Disclosures On Thursday,
23d inst, near Rowlandsvile, SAMUEL
nEvENSHlRE and ANNA MARIA X. FISHER,
both of this county.
RANSOM-ANDERSON.-At Port De-
Cook Mr.. CHARLES E. RANSOM, of Owe
go, n. Y, and Miss GEoRGIANA, second
daughter Of the late Allen Anderson, Of
Port Deposit.
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THE 9Th DEL. REGlaESr.--Mr Edwin
Wilmer, Of this town, has been authorized
by the War Department to raise regiment,
to be the 9th Del Regiment (the 9Th Della.
ware being now raised by Col. H. G. Nc,
| Coombe, of Wilmington,) to be mustered
! equipped and clothed by the government
and be exempted from the present or any future
| draf1-uithin nine months.
The volunteers in Col. Wilmer regiment
will not be required to 60 into camp, unless
in case of invasion or rebellion and then
will not be required to leave the State
! We advise all loyal men to call on Col. Viii
mer Immediately, and enlist, as it is desired
and expected to raise this regiment in all of
nv. INC week. We understand that companies
are being raised ut Middletown, Odessa, and
in the lower part of Appoquinimink Hun
dred--wliich will probably compose part
of this regiment--these with two companies
being raised in this town, one at Leipsic,
one at kcnton, one at Blackstons Cross
Roads, one at Dover, one at Camden, one
at Frederick. and perhaps at other places,
would fill up the 9th Delaware Regiment.
We cannot too strongly urge upon loyal
Union men the advantage to be derived to
them and to the State by prompt action
in this matter. Loyal men over As years
of age are not excluded All persons. en-,
rolling volunteers for this regiment are re-,
quested to attend the meeting Of the Union
Association at Wards Hall, on Thursday
evening and hand in their enrolment lists.
SmMna Times.
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EXan1iners' Notice.

TIVE undersigned, Only appointed Exam
Il ncrs % to view and determine the pro-.
rlicty of relocation Of, and an alteration in
the public road leading from the Frenchtown
Turnpike TO the Oldtown road, in that pnr-
ton of said road which lies between tho
road from VIM. Taylor's to the Elkton and
Warwick road and the line Of the French
town Railroad" &c, hereby give notice
that they will meet at VIM. Taylor's house,
on SATURDAY, the 29th day Of November,
next, at III O'Clock A. M, to proceed to the
discharge of the duty assigned them by the
commission to them issued bearing date the
10Th day of October inst.
ANDREW MCINTYRE,
HENRY D. FOWLER,
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Oct %, lSG2-tm. Examiner.
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The Income Tax.

All manufacturers and butchers. who have
not received blanks on which to make ont q
statement Of their sales for the month of
September, should apply either by letter or
otherwise to the Assistant Assessor, L. f..
Ewing, at Elkton, for The proper blanks on
which to render statement, such statement
must be rendered monthly, commencing
with September, and the sooner the blanks
are procured and the September statement
made out the better. All shoemakers, tai
l1rs and manufacturers of sheet.iioa and
tinware, doing business to the amount of n
81 900 are considered manufacturers. All
butchers killing, becves, calves, hogs and
sheep, for sale, must procure blanks and
render an account to the Assistant Assessor
monthly. of the number Of animals saugh-
tercd
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THE Price OF "SUDs. I'm the counties
of Pennsylvania where the draft has been
made, the trade in substitutes is very brisk.
Prices range from SIS to 5000. The sup
ply is plentiful at$l50 $l75. An agent who
visited New Jersey to purchase substitutes
there, was arrested by order of Governor
Olden, and committed to prison on the
charge Of having violated the State Laws.
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CHESTER RIVER OYsrERs.-Mr.

Enoch Crouch who caters for the public APP
petite, has Just received load Of thelargest
and finest Chester River Oysters that lave
been in our town since the days of old Cap.
tain Spatterdock." They are decidedly
Il very superior oyster. Those who are fond
and who is not ?of No. l stew, fly,
roast, or PANIED bivalve, can be accommo,
dated at NJ. Crouchs.
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Mr.. HUGH JONES, formerly of this
town, who is mentioned by " Big Elk " as
being sick in the hospital at Newark, N. J !,
was in town this week, on his way back to
the Regiment, the End Del. He is now
quite well.
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SENTENCED. Laura Bell the negro
girl who was convicted of petit larceny, at
the last term af court was sentenced to six
months in the penitcntiary.
John Allison Lee, free negro, convicted
at same term, Of manslaughter, for killing
Sam. Lee, was sentenced to FIVE years in the
penitentiary.
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A MATTER OF JUST COMPLAINT is the

"A MATTER OF JUST COMPLAINT is the
disorderly manner in which certain small
boys " carry on ~ in the streets at night
These "little tackers, ten and twelve years
old, parade the streets, with cigars in thei,
mouths, making ali sorts of noises, and
otherwise annoying people. The attention
of officers have been called to this matter
again and again, but without any abatement
of the evil. We are now requested to cal
the attention of parents to it, and to say
that hereafter these boys will be dealt Will
IN u summary manner,
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SENATOR PEARcE. --AlthoughJ A. Pcarce,
Esq, has been seriously i'll, and is not yet
beyond danger, yet his condition has i'm
proved some within week past, and he has
been able to ride short distance in his ear.
riaro
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The New HOTEL, at the corner of
Bow street and Railroad avenue, is fast
approaching completion. 1t is now rooted
in, and presents quite a fine appearance.
We sec it is named the FELTON, House" in
very pretty letters on the north end of the
building, in honor of the President of the
Phila., vii. & Bait. Railroad, we presume.
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REV Jos T. BRowN, Chaplain to the
9th Maryland Regiment, left home on
Thursday last, to join his Regiment, now
lying at Willamsport, Nd.
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A New SToRE.-Mr. John Ma thcws,
from North Fast, has opened new flour
and feed store on Main street, next to Mr..
E. Croueh's. He also keeps vegetables, and
fruit, together with game, poultry, salt meat,
fish, etc. See his advertisement in to day S
Hhe.
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PAID OFF.-We are glad to announce

PAID OFF.-We are glad to announce
that since the letter of our correspondent
" Big Elk " was written the End Delaware
Regiment has been paid four months pay
two months being kept back, as is usual.
Considerable of the money has been received
here for the families Of the mcmbers Of Co.
c., Captain Ricketts,.
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Corr. Jos. L. MAnAN, of the 9th
Maryland Regiment, has been appointed
Regimental Clerk.
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GOOD! BETTER ! BEST!

WANTED the people of Cecil or any other
w county, to know that we have the largest
and best assortment of Goods offered for sale
by us. Our stock consists in part Of tho latest
and newest styles
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Muslin De LANES, Cn,hmeres, Poprns and
Calicoes, Pl,.ids and Wool Goods. Shir.ings,
Flannels. plain and fancy, superior articles
Cotton Flannel. whito and colored Cloths Cas-
simeies and Satinetts. Wool Jackets and Shirts
Undc:shirts and Drawers. White Linen Shirts
and Collars. Hosiery and Gloves, oil kinds
Balmoral and Hoop Skirts.
Also choice selection Of LIQUORS tho finest
brands of Wines, Brandies,, WHISTLES, g ins, dc
Poughkeep*e Ale and London Porter. Ais, on
hand a full supply Of MEAT AND FISH
HERRING and MACKEREL by tho Barrel
rnd Half.Barrel. SEA SIIAD, n supeior article
HAMS. SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
EYSGive us a call and get your moneys worth.
Oct IS. k0SSELL l. HINES
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Dsas" re learn that Judge Carmichael has
been released from Fort Delaware, upon his
parole, and that he has reached his home,
in Queen AIMS county.
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COLLECTORS SALE.

COLLECTORS SALE.
TTNTlE subscriber will sell, on MONDAY,
l. the 10th day of November, next, Mt =
O'Clock P. NJ, upon the late premises of
James c. Davis, on Cherry Lane farm, near
the village Of Port Herman, to the highest
bidder for Cash, the following personal
property.
Is CORDS OF PINE WOOD,
Double Harrow and 1 set of
Wagon Wheels;
the personal property of the said James G.
Davis, late Of Cecil county, Md, and seized
and taken to satisfy State, County and Dog
Taxes for the year 1862.
A P. BARWICK, Collector
OF the 2nd Elcctio District of Cecil Co.
Oct 25, 1S62-ts. [$2.001
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WE had the pleasure of taking oul
old friend, Capt. Snow, of Battery b" B.
by the hand one day this week. The Cap
tain looks somewhat weather. beaten and
veteran like from the fatigucs and exposures
incident to an active campaign, but cheerful
and in good spirits.
The Captain is now on visit to his home
and friends in Port Deposit, after an absence
of nearly year, during which time his Bat,
terry has been in active service, and partici.
pated in some of the most severe fights OF
the war. The Battery is now at Hagerstown,
Maryland, undergoing repairs, and having
its horses recruited, many of them having
been killed and worn out in the service The
Captain expects to leave for camp to day.
Battery B. has won imporishahle honor il,
this campaign, and will be the pride of Cecil
when the history of the part her sons have
performed in this war, shall be written.
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THE Peninsular Fruit Growers Asso-
citation, will hold meeting at Galena, on
the 31st inst
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESroflIlcc.

LNRESll Butter, Eggs, Potatoes, Rags, &C.,
Il taken AZ fair prices in exchange for
Goods, at the 90 Cheap Corner" Cherry Hill,
by S. Is. FORD.
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The PeninsuIar Fruit Growers
Association

WILL hold a Meeting, at GALENA,.
w Kent county, Md, on Friday, Ociobe.
SIS, 1862, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
DAVID J. CUMMINS, rrest.
THos, J. SuALLcRoss, Rec. Sec.
Oct %, lSG2-lw
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE County Con-

PROCEEDINGS OF THE County CON-
MlssIoNERs.-At the sitting of the Commits
sioners, last week, in addition to examin.
ing, passing and paying Of accounts of Road
Supervisors of 1862, the following business
| was transacted:
Petition of John P. Price and others for
re-location Of, and alteration in road from
Frenchtown Turnpike to Oldtown road
filed, and Messrs. Andrew McIntire, Henry
D. Fowler and Samuel Thompson appointed
Examiners.
Petition of James McCauley and j. 7.
Mccullough to vacate road through Lands
Of John T. Lee and others, and to open one
through lands of Mrs. Martha L. Glenn,
filed, and Messrs. Jesse II. Shippers, Vim.
I. Warburton and Enos Scarborough ap,
pointed Examiners.
Petition of Henry Rowan and others tc
vacate road from Ash Stump to Elk River
at Arnold's Bar, in 1st District, filed, and
Messrs James Ford Thomas p. Jones and
James Price appointed Examiners.
The Remonstrance of Amos Phillips and
others against proposed new road from
Dublin road to Centre School House, filed.
Robert Saunders appointed Constable Of
9th Dist; vice, Ellis c. Phillips, declined.
johnson Shippers, Esq, appointed Com.
missioner of Public Schools in the 9Th DIST
vice, DR.. G. T. Shippers, resigned
Joseph H. Brooks bond as Constable in
End District, vice, Roberts, resigned, filed
and approved.
Report of Mcssrs. L. II. Evans, Geo P.
Whitaker and John S Evcrst, Examiners
in the matter of a proposed road from near
constable's Gate Is the Cosgrove Mill road
in 9TH District, filed and laid over.
Proposal of Cornelius Dcnvir to repair
bridge over Cow Run, on Elkton aud New.
ark road, filed and accepted.
Bond of Eli Cosgrovc as Collector oil
Special County tax in 9th District, filed and
approved.
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charge the present Board with any such
crimes. Weknow them to be Zen of unim.
pcachable Integrity, and in whose cnre the
finances Of the county would not be misap.
Piled. even il mo record were preserved of
their official osts; but the precedent which
they set By Publishing such statements as
the analysis ia one that will some day
cost the cuunty thousands of dollars, suuan-
,lered, perhaps, in some electioneering
scheme to pcrpttuate party or set Of Off
GERS in power. Professional politicians are
provcrbially INSCRIPTIONS they are as
notorious also for getting into office, and
the design of the law, in ordering the Com.
missioners of counties to publish a full
statement of the finances Of the counties, is
evidently toprotect the people from imposi-
ton by their officers. Or if tie law is to
be violated by those who should set the
most irrcproachabe example of obedience,
then we advised its repeal, which would
dispose Of the necessity they are under
when called to account, of attempting to
palm " fancy sketches F" upon the people.
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Substitute w slntcd
TNO take the place Of Drafted person III
l. Maryland for months.
Directed to s. NJ,
Baltimore Post Office.
Oct l., 1862 3w'
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Election Returns,

The fullest official returns of the Pennsyl-
vania election loot up thus:
Governor, 1860 Auditor General, 1862
Curtin, u looO5- Cochran, T. 1rS3oo
Foster d. 122.2I2 Slcnker. b. 1861
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Curtins majority. 7,eS5 slenkers majority. 1862
Democratic gain 1851
The remaining counties voted in October,
1860 as follows:
For Cunin, U. 1882
For Foster, d. l07, 1856
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r f NJ 0 Y A L!
Mis-. IEFTAIAN

- ESrECTFUIIY informs the Ladies Of
IA Elkton and vicinity that she has
removed her place Of business from her old
stand to that lately occupied hy Mr.. Willis
Ruttcr, Merchant Tailor, one door below DR..
II. IT, Mtchcll'S Drug Store.
Having just received from the city new
and splendid assortment OF
Spring end Summer BonnetS,
Gibbons, Flowers, &c, &c, she invites her
friends to call and examine her superior stock
r Goods, which keeps constantly full by
.l>ah supplies from The city.
GA great variety always on hand OF
adde's Spring aud Summer Cloaks. Also, a
5uii assortment OF Ladies' Needle Work, such
~ COLLARS, SLEEVES, HASDKERcnIEfs
hrrrLiNGs, lSsEErNGs, EpGIHns, IHPANT
I,"ntrs, and DREssEs IDENTITY BANDS, MAGIC
HrrrLrs, &c &c. Also, a good selection
a. LINEN, COTTON and SILK LACES.
4 'riI assortment Of Ladies' BUTTONS for
Dlr,Srs, of the latest styles. Various kinds
of DRESS TRIMMINGS Of latest styles ;
CORDS and TA>SELS. \ splendid assert
'Heit If ladies' KIDD and other Gloves.
y good assortment Of Ladies' Cotton Hose
ii colors of Skirt Braid, and variety OF
other fancy articles for Ladies' Wear.
l5=Ready Trimmed Bonncts always on
nand, from ST.. so upwards.
All Of which will uc sold at city prices. In
order to keep up with the fashions, nrw sup
nlirS are received every week from the city
Maj -, 1867.
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THE TRAVELLER.
Phila., Viii. l. Bait. Railroad

Trains leave North East Station rs follows-
TO PHILApEIruIA. TO BA.rTHeaE.
Cypress, 1890 A. N. Nail, 1890 a NJ.
Mail. 8.l5 M. Night dal f'n.
Through Freight, wit. passenger car at,
,ached, leaves y orth East for Baltimore al,
9.i5 =. *. Stops at Charlcslown Principle,
prryvtie, and lIavre- dc-Grace.
%" 10 htm for Phiqielpha on Svadny.
.r, Ia W. ID. ALEXANDER, 4
Nov. 80, l660---tf. Lt AGENT.
The Placer herald., 1862-11-01
I. 0. o. 1

I. o. o. r.
Auburn Encampment, No. 20. meets the first
and third Tuesdays in each month. Patriarchs
in good standing are respectfully requested to
attend T. B. HARPER, c. P.
jyl9 '62tf THOS. JAMISON, Scribe
The Placer herald., 1862-11-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev D. Tuthll will preach in the NJ. E
Church, of this place. every Sabbath. at l0a A. M
and at u P. NJ, until further notice.
The Placer herald., 1862-11-01
Magnolia Liquor Store.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

AAASV6 AAVAAeO ~AA SeSo
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
McBURNEY & HIGGINS, Propr1etors,
COMMERCIAL STREET, Auburn.
NHE propretors have removed one door from
i their old stand to the building formerly
known and occupied as Fedberg sClohing Store,
where we will be happy to see our old friends
and the public in general. We have just received
direct from San Francisco, the largest and best
stock OF Liquors, Wines, etc., ever brought 10
Auburn. consisting of all the select Llautls Of
Champagne. such ns
Longvorths Sparkling CatawLo,
Hedsck do. do
Rose de Mones do do etc.
IIennessey Brandy. Martel do.
Chas Revires do, Jules Rovin do and others
jamaica Santa Cruz and New England Rum.
Old Bourbon. Homestead, Monongahela,
Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Sherry, Port, Madeira Claret and California
Wine.
champagne Cider Scbnapps, Bitters and oil
the different kinds Of case liquors to lie found iu
the market
In returning their thanks to their old friends
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
the proprie ors would desire continuance OF the
same. with the assurance that at their establish
ment will always he found superior liquors which
will be Sold to dealers and families at The very
lowest rates. McBURNEY q HIGGINS.
Auburn. April Goth. lS62.-my
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Agricultural Society for Placer County.

y
The undersigned believing that the Agricultu
ra Mechanical and Mining interests Of Placer
c ounty may be mate rally advance 10y the asso-
citation of those interests. and of the citizens en-
gagged in them, and also believing that an Agrcul-
tur;l Society, with notifications adapting it to
the other interests named. holding an Annual
Fair within the County, would be the most bene-
fetal and most successful method af association
therefore we Invite all persons in the County in
tercsted in those pursuits to meet lis at the Court
House in Auburn, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
lST. 1862. to confer upoa the matter
JOHN BARNES, S. R. BRADLEY.
L. r. CHAMBERLAIN, j. r. NICKER son,
TITUS EWING, S. B. WYMAN.
NJ. WALDRON. T. FAIRCHILD,
DANA PERKINS, NJ. CASSIDY
l.. &. SMITH. C. II MITCHELL.
T. L.CH AMBERLAIN, G. W. W.APPLEGATE.
HOR ACE MANSER, J. r. r ANDALL,
ROBERT HORTON, 7. MITCHELL,
F. B. HIGGINS.
October. 18th. 1862
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP

1NHE undersigned having dissolved their CO.
i partnership by mutual consent, on the LIST
inst, all those indebted to the firm are requested
to call and make Immediate payment. and those
having bills against the firm, to present them for
settlement -
THOS e. STEPHENS,
The Placer herald., 1862-11-01
ESTRAY HORSES.

NHERE GAME TO ~ RANCH, ~H
l two miles below Auburn. on the N>AN2
Big Hill Turnpike about the lst of 1AN
August last. two horses-one is small dark grey
with both ears split, has saddle marks and was
shOd on hind feet; no brands visible. The other
is a small dark bay. without brands, his 10 ap-
pcarance of ever being shod, has saddle marks
and mark around the neck. caused by halter. -
The owner of the horses is required o prove pro-
perty, and pay charges, or the animals will be
SOLD in the manner prescribed by law.
S. NJ STEV EMS.
Auburn. Oct 18th, l862-2w+
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TRUNKS LOST.

THE following described trunks were lost from
| the stage on Monday, September 29th, be-
tween Auburn and the California House: One
Black Trunk, covered with old packing cloth;
and one Yellow Leather Trunk. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by bringing them to the
Undersigned at the Stage Office, or giving inior-
nation where they can b. found.
S. II. WHITMARSH, Stage Agent.
Auburn, October Sd, 1852
The Placer herald., 1862-11-01

DR.. HosTETTER's s STOMACH BITTERs-W Wherever
there is dyspepsia, they are in demand. Nor is it
for indigestion alone that they are specific
Every disorder of the stomach. the liver. the
bowels. and the nervous system, seems to yield to
their influence. They are an antidote to pain
they refresh and reinforce the exhausted animal
powers; they counteract The morbid principles
of disease they regulate the whole vital machine
ry, and may be justly termed the strongest ally
that science has brough to the aid of nature
in her struggle with sickness. Sold by Druggists
and dealers everywhere. Aug. Is, '62.-lm
The Placer herald., 1862-11-01

japanese Salve.-This article is proved to
be the best for the of the various complaints
for which it is recommended. that is known. 1t
can be used with the most perfect safety, and
will work like charm proving the fact that
great good has resulted by the opening Of trade
with the Japanese. See advertisement.
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THE FINEST STOCK OF
JEWELRY
Ever offered In town can be found Mt the
store of
NJ. ANDREWS,

Il
NONSISTING of Gold, Silver and Diamond
" Watches. of the best English Swiss and
American manufacture.
Etruscan. Carbuncle. Pearl. Coral, Garnet
Quartz. Jet and Enameed setts.
Pins and Earrings OF all styles and patterns.
Band. Chain. Ribbon and Alumenum Bracelets
Diamond Gold and Enamelled Lockets OF all
styles and patterns.
| Gold and Silver Thimbles. Quartz Seals. Chains
and Gold Keys Of all patterns.
Vest Chains. Of Gold. Armpnum and Hair
Gold and Coral Neck Chains of all styles and
patterns
Gold, Jet. Etruscan Garnet and Imitation
Diamond Crosses.
Diamond. Ruby. Emerald, Opal. Regard, Enam-
elled and Gold Rings of all styles and patterns.
Gold and Enamelled Buckles fine assortment.
Gold and Quartz Slides.
S one Cameo. Etruscan. Gold Stone, Carbunce,
Alumenum and Gold Sleeve Buttons aud Studs.
Gold. Silver and Steel Spectaces
Silver Card Cases. Cups. Butter Knives. Salt
Spoons, etc.
Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils, of the best
makers--a great variety.
Silk. Hair, Ribbon aud Leather Guards.
Marine. Calendar and Office Clocks.
All of which will sell at reduced prices for
cash.
Es-W Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and
warranted.
Ms-All kinds Of California Jewelry nude to
order
Engraving and Cutting done with neatness and
dispatch.
NJ. ANDREWS.
Auburn. August 18th, lS62.-my