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The New York herald., 1862-02-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY, Feb. &c p

SATURDAY, Feb. &c p. NJ
Money is In good supply among the brokers al
per cent. The Sub Treasurer Il receiving money
on deposit at five. and this win keep the market
steady.
Foreign exchange closed firm at lllL q us,
very few sales having been made at the latter
figure. The City Of Washington. which sailed for
Liverpool, had on freight ss7l $50 In specie; the
Bavaria. for Hamburg, s1ss ,s7s-making total Of
tl,ll5,9s3.
Stocks were lower to-day. No particular cause
was assigned for the declines but there appears 20
be an underlined uneasipers everywhere which is
not favorable 10 bull movements. II 10 evident
that the apprehensions Of European Intervention
will last as long as the war itself, and. on the
other hand, Il cannot be denied that the financial
policy Of the government, IL causing very serious
concern. These causes may be inducing some
holders OF stocks 20 realize. The principal decline
Of the day was in the securities which advanced
the most yesterday. Thus. in comparing
the closing prices Of the day with those Of
yesterday. We note decline OF lL In Erie prefer.
red, TX IN Michigan Central, "a. In Toledo. a.. in
Rock Island, in Pacific Mail. In Erie. :. In Read
ing, q in Central, q In Missouris, IN Michigan
Southern, q In Illinois Central and In Gslsna.
United States skies declined AZ per cent.
Gold was steady. First class bonds contnue IN
good demand. The market closed weak. the
following being the last quotations:--un,ed s,s,es
6's, registered, 1881, sel. 20; do. e's. coupon.
1881, GOA Il; do. SIS, coupon, 1874. 70 " Ip,,ap.
6's, "a 76; Virginia IS, 50 az; Tennessee a..
l3s% q; North Carolina 6's, Ga q eSl.; Mis.ou,,
6s, 41Ha q; Pacific Mail, ssl.s %; New York
Central, 1874 so; Erie. 33,. . "a; do. preferred
6GH q; Hudson River, 3s,I q =; Harlem, I2i. a
u; do. preferred, 291& 90; Reading, 4o5. q Al;
Michigan Central, 4s1.a q; Michigan southern and
Northern Indiana, n q y; do. guaranteed, los.
az; Panama, ll5 Illinois Central, sG,. a
81; Galena and Chicago, CO q a; Cleveland and
Toledo, 4lH u; Chicago and Rock Island
52s4s 50; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen. 20 A
20; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati. log -.
New York Central rs Of 1875, Ioil.a - Erie third
mortgage bonds. e5 q -; Michigan Central "a
first mortgage, e914 100; Illinois Central bonds
7'e, 80 q 95.
The exchanges st the Bank Clearing Uouss this
morning were sl6,575,O ,Os6 Al, and the balances arc
s,lls,1l5 so. The exchanges for The week er,,,nc
to-day were sll3,2le,297 ,e, being daily avsrags
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ooh OF the crew The eaptain and mate were taken OF BY
% s s four sS.s E & And 9Dr
ap Ltsrer and ns.e we're subsequently, transferred TO
sss 1 @ go $50 .ons 20
owned by J coohdse Smith and others, Of Boston, \
% s.ada psrfsey sSFsS ssi Anchors ssISa and
cables have been laid out.
s,ss Is. Lanssy from New York with assorted cargo
n.ssss sna ss.aTs total wreck Crew saved. Cargo
B.,e yoss Bgiis. Powers hence at ST Johns, Antigua
maze Ne rss out - Y days On the passage she lost deck
- aasa ana c Oh 'ne hAf'0f Oh 81 johns 'p' TOP
Sea. Ezra. ashore :. M0u.auE win prove total loss
nlsslss ysssuI-fhe brig Forest Of cheryned. sailed
frsR s. .:ha: NJ kSy Ian for New YORK since then
ssr. !. -. isi soas rated 5 and owned BY Campbell Of
sshr Henry Psrsns tof Bo.,on) Goodrdge master, is
az or 'dRs, s wood Se Ss rss
g.: Ts
saonrAe'or who Is also the shipper gets $40 cord
h.sd: @ ol s ''sss regular ass
ps q her va. 1s 'Am0na packets The
Spoken, dke.
p,s q S as as:n LnDAs from Boston for e''e
Fersign Ports.
J.es&a Jan isIa por .ehrs Kate Sargent Brown. for
rio1 1! xfSs g cas sss Geo
ssyy.: y. Is ~; Pr s.l Essfs. iC5 Ey0i Ias;
from DO disea; hn Eassse from do do ksymond, fos
ross i.sss. jan Hin port Br .ehr Jos arics, for
kAssEp isiAup, Jan 1e-No Am vessel In port 4
sssss s,.o r jsa So - Am a. vessel IN port Sid big
NYork,
~ yosss Antigua Jan ls-Arr brig John Butler Powers
NNork after psseaee q u days. with loss Of deck load and
boat on the harbor OF 81 Johns spit opsa mainsa and
ub.
American Forts. tf
NEW LONDON, feb GAR schrs Sea Nymph, Conley,
rroyidsnee for NYork Laura MayBngs do for Philade
phiA; VIM Tell, kYork.
NEW HAVEN FEB 7-Arr schrs Yankee Blade, Coombs,
and Warren, Chapman, NYork. Cid brig Thos Turru,
PHlLADELfHIA, Feb 1Arr Br bark Major Norton, Ger.
rior Palcrmo Br brig Innisail Mcintosh, Tenerfe Cid
ship Frank Boult Morse Liverpool; bark G W Pouney,
johnson, Cienfneros; brgs Dodge Anderson RioJa.
neiro. Delhi Durnaby Port Prince Rebecca Sheppard,
somers Key Yves. shrs Isabella Maria Card, Demafara;
Horizon Jarvis, Nfork Hawes, Mason, Providence.
PoRTLAEp FEB e-Arr brig Jessie 0ikcy (new $50 ons)
9key OF and from Buckspor Br schr Luna Wilson, Turks
net Baker webber Masnsss Jamss Freeman, Freeman,
Deals Island. a; Sarah, York, NYork.
WOODS HOLE, Feb 10 AM-Passing by bark Island
City, from Efork for Boston.
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Miscellaneous.

The steamship City of Washington Capt Brooks sailed al
noon yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The steamship Bavaria, Capt Meier called yesterday for
pton aud Hamburg.
SUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Feb 7--Tbe ship King
fisher moved about 10 feet yesterday and leaks but
little. The strem pump has been put board works
well She will probably be tJwed oil next OF tides f
the weather is moderate.
BARx ANNIE BUcKSAvCaptain Lafayier, of bark Ami,
Bucknar abandoned A. sea- reporsLett Queenstown
e with OF coal bound TO Shanghae Dec 20 lat s
lon 2 experienced heavy gale from sSE, DURING which
shipped heavy which stove buiwarks BEATS plank
shear washed overheard everything movable about dc
sprung acak, and hove the vessel her beam
a. ihr Hamburg bark Mercurus, from Hamburg; brig
Sur,sss from Liverpool Tor Baba and Prussan bark Bur
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
DEPARTURE OF THE TWELFTH REGIMENT
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.

Five fun companies Of recruits for the Twelfth regi-
ment New York State Volunteers took their departure
Wednesday afternoon for the seat Of These eompa-
MES were organized from the old Twelfth militia regi
nent which served under Gen Patterson in Western Vr
sina- BY special order Of Cen. Mcclellan they win be
ceAssdatsd with the Twelfth regiment New York vo-
iantssrs, at present stationed at Upton Hill, Virginia
fhs omcsrs q the nve companies which left yesterday
nre-
Company B-cAptain, William Huson; Lieutenant, Jas
A. Boyle.
ce~gsx 0-Csptais, VIM. Fowler; Lieutenant, Rich.
Ard J. Csfks
cb-gs.y D--csptan, VIM. H. Hoogland; Lieutenant,
Henry c. Burt
. o..ga.y E-capssn, b. a. Ryder; L,sutenans, VIM.
o.ys~y R-esptain, James croms; Lieutenant, James
a. nasss
coi, nsa!y 4. weeks has been appointed to the COM
.Asd q she regiment, Col. walrath having resigned.
rbe other oces win be the those present In
command N Virginia. Company remains behind for
sAe preesns, and commanded by Capt. H. A. Avery and
Lieut. Wn. g. Lsask The companies lsft ct i've oAlock
y y for washinsssn BY the Amboy route.
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THE NEW YORK DEPARTMENT FOR vOLUN.
TIERS.

ne New Ysrk department for the equipment, arming
and uansporaon Of volunteers hes bean renewed from
theold Arsenal Of white and Elm strssts TO the
large marble front building No. u walker street. The
sopsnen6sncs Of this department has recently passed
from Brssaiss General Yates 10 Colonel Bliss formerly
d Gov. hosuans sta&
Ts recruiting business for regiments already in the
fsd soes cs br~ky, but the organisation Of new reg
othsrwiss Some confusion has been occasioned
~ those desiring enlist In tho heavy artillery organ.
ssscns now IN course Of formation, from the fact that
there sksistous of two regiments the State each
calming the title and numerical designation Of the Sc.
oond ent % Jackson heavy artillery For the in
formsiicn o the uniaatsd will state that II is the in.
ssnen Of the Gossnsr 10 consolidate these skeleton
b.ta a'onsths colonel VI the having the greater
numbef of recruits 10 be commissioned commandan of
shs regiment snd sqntabie distribution TO be made
d ths oeoes an ns the officers Of both commands
After The fail complement of Offices shall have been filed
up the surplus oaces viii be rendered supernumersry
o. transferred 10 other regiments.
ihs seventh New Hampshire regiment, now Quartered
Nos " and 10 white street, Win depart for Fort Jssr-
snn, tortngas, In few days The men are in sxoeent
eesish, snd anxious 10 get into active service.
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CITY COmMERcIAL RKPORr.

sArrknxs, 20. s-7P.h
FIouR-Ihe market was Inactive, md prices we're
without change of moment Ihs sales embraced about
1000 bbls.
wHEAI was held above the vsws Of purchasers which
checked sales The transactions embraced about % 900
bushels, including red Western Of 81 e.
Com.-Ths market was unchanged. while salss en-
braosd about 10000 bushsls, cOsns si CSC. &C. for
Western mixed in store and delivered.
PORK was lees buoyant and sales moderate a si2 sfk
Sl3 for new mess and a 90 3s % so for new prime.
There was some inquiry for future delivery.
WMsKEY.-Salss Of l00a 500 bbs. were made a 2Sxs.
24Kc. and small lot prime barrels, brought sske.
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TINE SECOND REcMENT JACKSON HEAVY
ARTILLERY.

ns regiment 70 nov being organzsd BY request Of
esssra nsCsisn end under the authority Of Governor
nsrsas s troops for the regiment thus fss recruited
Ss noe so@fsrtsbiy esarssred In barracks, In Camp
noss'sssy Hssssrfy road eoklys fhis branch Of the
psbs ssrvss h@s supsrsr sduosnsnis for recruits over
cay obsr. IRON ths ,t that the segnsnt whsn fully
G&nzsd, wn gsrrissc permanent works, avoiding
ne end weay mace>e nesnt "a other branchss of she
ssssire sxyscts1 th~s lhs rssment will be ordered
ensn INTO eps of he forts Of hArbor Captain Eias
toGhs No. rseruhing o6cs ~ Ne x1l Pearl strscs,
also tent N ths fslk, ass meeting with much cue
cess We cnmresy VII he hec very soon. He provides
Dsn vho snist . he company with means 70 reach
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CONDITION or the NINEnErH REGIMENT
NEw YORK VOLUNTEERS.

Csobel herssn, csmmandne the Nlnssissh regiment
View Yorh vclunsssrs, a present stationed 81 Key wt
VA has written 10 the Trustee q The resimsnt Mr. VIM
n wslSsr, rather dscoarAsns seoouni sf the cond.
tion u NE under hs command They are badly In
want, he ssys cf necessary unsss elo,hns and have.
lskf. rnsrs large number on the slcx st and arc
soss sntssly destitute of hospital He closes his
<tser by saying that oil contributions of articles
u be thsakfniy r~eivcd by for the bensni of the
men under hia comnzna. All commanications this
sb ect can be Addressed to Mr. WIN walker, care OF
nsssrs. r,nany a Co, 900 sna ssz broadway.
A HIGH COMPLIMENT TO NEW YORK TROOPS.
nwlll be remembered BY the readers Of the HERALD
that few cays ago paeshed account of brilliant
snAr between detachment Of shs thirty seventh New
rork youniscrs and detachment Of rsxAn rebels on
the south safe q the roionae by which The latter were
surrounded and nearly all of them either killed or wound
ed The manner In which the federal troops lard their
plan 70 ensrap their enemy highly ecmmendable,
and has called forth the following highly complimentary
order from General Hem The division command
10 which the Thirty seventh New York Volunteers are
siiaehsds--
oEEkRAL oRpKRs-xo. 2.
HKADQUDrse DrrIox
f0NT IYOs, Va, Jan. 40. 1882 4
The General commanding the dvison takes pleasure IN
commanding Lieutenant Colone John Burke, OF the
thirty seventh New York Volunteers, the onssrs and
with him, together with the guile williamson, for
the gsAniry and good e9ndact displayed by them IN de
stroy ing isrty o Texan Rsnsers heated az Mrs Ises
house the banks of the OccocuAn and sight o tho
rebel batteries II 10 be regretted that after resist
ance had ceased more thorough search not made
Of the house 10 dscovsr the os " lhe enemy and
70 bring away ell their arms. BY order
sAAo nos.. A. A.e.
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srxrY.NrNrH REGIMENT N. w.

Areeruisss station for this. the nrss regiment Of the
Irish Brigade. has been opsnsd ss No. s7o Broadway
under the charge q Captain James Lowrsy, Of Company
n, end Lssssasns conlin, ef Company T. But few va.
rensia Ms eerps and the opportunity should
sei no ssgsscssd BY thsse vhe dss.e 20 see active
ssrvlcs IN ors n Ne most famous regiments in the
eervic<.
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The following table will show the amount at the
several repositories Of the United States, subject
to the draft of the Treasurer Of the United States
distinguishing between the available and unavaila.
ble:-
Draftsdrd,vn Subject TO
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Assistant Treasurer
The business Of the Sub. Treasury was as follows

The Home Life Insurance Company has declared
semi-annual dividend Of three and one-half per
cent on its capital stock, payable on demand.
The following are the earnings by the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Railroad line (3l0 miles) In
the month of January, 1861 and lS62:-
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THE FIREMEN.

A SSOCIATI0N OF EXEMPT FIREMEN-THE MEN,
"A be Of this Association are hereby notified to meet
Sunday, Feb. ., at O'Clock p NJ, No. 81 Monroe street.
for the purpose Of attending The funeral Of late brother
William II. Price. PHILIP w. ENGS, President.
0EoRGE w. WHEELER Secretary.
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nH, COME LET Us SING UNTO TIE PUBLIC NEW
~ song; let heartily re- Nicr IN piece;
cat, drink and bc merry in SPENcBKs restaurant NO
Barclay street.
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RESTAURANTS.

rULrON COFFEE HOUSE, l4a FULTON STREET
IL Gcntlonen's Lunch Counter and bauies' Dning om
always suppl ed with tac bsst the Affords Ladies
Will fud this tac bfst places ia town pro- u
Breakfast, Dinner Tea, Oysters cooled by l
hours. Try cne "slean.n
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

VIOLIN AND GUITAR IAr0lIr-BY FREDERfcK
Banjo and Nolin by Buckley, the most successu
teacher in the profession Patent Bsnjos tor sale cheap
Apply " White street, near broadway.
vxyM wIEsE TEACHER OF MUSIC, WILL cox.
w instructions IN Staging Piano. violin and
Flute hts residence isi Wss Nneeeaih street. or thai of
his pills Lessons given % gentlemen AFTER business hours
N desired.
vVANrrD TO ExcHAHGE-A "a OCTAVE PIANO,
w overstrung rosewood, round
and case, aud fully warranted with all late Improve.
men,ok, aw library new OF c!s. Aidre. Lea. tos go
ar 7E-wAR pnIcE-ropimy PIANO. Il WILL srtI
'cI one most spcnf'l rrsewood Fianeiofc seven or
,aye extra VIDE s,ae 9ssss Sas, sceel.s hsy' ,'
81 is Hsh street BfoosSn co-i ss7s honSy nut b, hsd
thcIciuic this tacfiicr. Call early
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
ltARf HORSE wNNTgp-Nrsr rE slNrtEF HtNns
" IA Ei heavy huH seuuI auut kfl. 49, af. .fI fsHt
Cart ant Harness. Nidfc " ii- ~ ra.d n.t..
INoR SALT CuEAp-A GOOD WORK uORslL $50
Il hall spring Cart aud iiarnss4 AppiJ al o. Perry
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Of sls 1892 &c. against SIS ,63l ,s3s II for the
week ending on Saturday last.
The b-Treasury received half million to-day
at per cent on call after ten days notice. The
following is the certificate of deposit given TO de-
positors by the Sub-Treasurer:-
No.
OrF1cE OF THE ASSISTANT TREASURER
OF THB UNITED SrATn, New York l6o
certify that - this day deposited W the
credit of The Treasurer Of the United States
dollars in United States notes, temporary Loan for
be paid together with the principal in like currency,
demand after - days notice. for which have signed
duplicate receipts. -
-. Assistant Treasurer.
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LECTURES.

IIIHU BURRITT, THE LEARNED BLACKSMITH
~ will deliver lecture Monday evening next the 10th
Of February In DR.: Hatfed's church, OF Ninth
and Reunion" subject suited to the tines and supposed
cnea TO commence quarter 70 eight O'Clock Tickets
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Total receipts In month Of January, 1852 Sl52 1856 o5
Total receipts In month Of January 1s61... 63I 2s
Original land grant sos oso acres railway 100 miles
of track and 81 miles of sdings lis engines 456
cars funded Debt, tis, ,23s 800.
The following 10 a summary Of the principal
items OF the semi- annual statement of the hanks of
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

THAT GRAPHIC AND GENIAL HUMORIST MR. DE
CORDOvA who has all Of Thackeray's keenness with
up BrosdwAy on Monday evening o'clock in the lee
street. opposite the Academy of Music The
be applied to the OF the floating debt Of this inter-
esting free church. struggling with the hard times BY al
means take he buss with Mr. De Corova and learn 70
Thirteenth 20 Third avenue the Evangelical
cety Rooms, Bible House.
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stock Exchange.

IoiaI. $50 tons. 500 lbs
copper during the season.
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Ny,syy
En CENTS WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL STEEL EN
w craving Of General Mcclellan, the largest pub
hshedshect 2ixS0 sent free by mail receipt Of the
New YORK.
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2. fARRIN9ToNs, 36S Canal street. opposite wooster.
Established I'm 1913
A LARGEs ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS HOUSE
N hold furniture private sale AZ sacrifice Seven oc
aye Psnoforte, richly carved 500 will bc sold for y
Cover; Parlor Suits cost S3 for SieO
Etegerr Carpets Paintings stauary Vases rose
wood Bureaus Bedseads Mattresses, Extenson Teble bu
fet AG Inquire No. 20 West Twenty sixth street, near
sixth avenue. tNi cl fF N u L----------.--
ISXAMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FuhNiIu.HME ~ Ia ~
~ all coors and styles al wholesale ana reaI ~ fRREN
upwarls. Airo, Mattresses and falhassts w A2N~Iss>
WNRb s.y Canal street. -FOUR doors east of brosd~"y
+ - - 49, I
r,vnx,rl-rE.-cAsrI PAID FOR SECOND HANDFvR
nitere Mirrors ana csrpss Country cIs attended @ so
500 ,,,,t,, ssrreta,y Bcassad for sse cheap ss
,,rAN,TCRB BocGHT. ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD
vr'ts Ion CHI ana good rri,e given. ~ f7g Third
y nr.r fourth stftet. All calls promptly at
...t !. H. .r atd furuiuie, above number ~ B-A
l !. ..iri iiaii ~ slc1n hand furniiure Tor sale.
f,inNfrtrH BoUOilr. of ALL KtSDs-AND CAR
rets, c0fhf beiAing. Curtains, &c. AMI the best
nil I.liI ,ftar sarse. Apply al tii Canal street
lrrENut rE CArpErs BOOKS sc, BOUGHT FOR
II ltH.t uuuy at q Sita avenue, tc wcen Ninth and
fcu .fr.rs
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29
APOTHECARIES' HALL.
Charles Il. lesson,
Druggist and Chemist.

ENROM and after this date, | shall be in receipt
IL and keep constantly on hand fun supply
of fresh and pure Drugs, Medicines and Chcmi-
Gals of the best American and English manutac-
turers full assortment Of all the valuable
Patent Medicines, and select stock of French
En- glish. and American Perfumeries and Toilet
articles, comprising in part of
Lubns celebrated EXtractand Pomades, Piessc
and Lubin Perfumes, Frangipani pomades and
Philocome, Violet powder Murray's Florida Wa
ter, Bathing Cologne and Bay Rum, Burnett's
Cocoainc for the hair, Oriental tooth wash,
Woods and Fish's Hair Rcstoratives, Balm of
thousand flowers, Batcheler's Hair dye, Hair
Nail and tooth brushes, Toilet combs. Bandoline
and Cosmetic fine and coarse Sponges etc. etc.,
/ shall also manufacture and keep constantly
on hand the solution Of Citrate of Magncsia or
sometimes called .Purgative Lemonade" the
most elegant purgativc in use at present. resem-
bling more glass of lemonade or mineral water
than a nauseous dose Of Blackdraught or Castor
OIL
An experience Of nearly ten years. part of
which in one of the largestretail drug stores in
San Francisco enables me to guarantee accuracy
neatness and despatch in every branch of my
business, and Physicians, country dealers, and
families can place the utmost confidence in the
reliability and quality ofevery article prepared
and sold at my establishment, corner Of CONNER
cial and MaLn streets, Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29
ELECTION NOTICE,

In accordance with section l4th of the act of
Il March 28th. 1857. an election will be held in
each School District in Placer county, on the
first Saturday in April. 1862, for the purpose of
electing Three School Trustees in each School
District to serve during one year from the date
of their election. The polls in all cases must be
opened at the School House, if there be one The
Trustees will appoint the Judges and Clerks of
Election, and the voting must be by ballot. 1t
will be the duty of the Judges Immediately after
the election to certify the returns to the County
Superintendent OF Common Schools. who will
issue Certificates OF Election to those having the
highest number of votes. and will also, when con-
vcnicnt, administer the oath of Office, otherwise
the oath may be taken before any officer in the
County. who has the authority to administer an
OATH The County Superintendent will furnish
the Trustees of each District with blank notices
of election which they will fill out and post at
least one week previous to the election.
A. H. GOODRICH,
County Superintendent of Common Schools.
Auburn March LIST. 1S62.-5w
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29
GARDEN SEEDS.
CAR DEN SEEDS.

OANOEN ~ . EEOSs
4 p. SMITH u CO.. are now prepared to
As supply dealers in Garden Seeds with a.
very extensive assortment Of
HOME GROWN GARDEN SEEDS,
All warranted to be grown by themselves; and
to be the crop of the present year, and wanmnted,
to be
FRESH AND DGENUINE..
Dealers desiTous of purchasing their supply
for the season, will do we'll to-apply TO us rs we.
can furnish them nearly all they may desire.
AT THE SAME PRICES
AS Good Seeds can be purchased in New York.
Having been engaged in growing seeds in this
State for nuraber CT years. We are now prepar-.
ed to sell in quantities
AT LOWER PRICES
Than any other house in the State.
We can furnish seeds put up. either in large.
packages or in small packages, suitable for re-
tailing at the option of customers.
ty+ Oul price list is now ready for mailing to-
all applicants
Our hone grown seeds have long had an estab-
lshed reputation Nn Mis- caast having devoted
close attention and long experience to- the bus-
ness and our stock being always fresh. they are
not liable TO the risk attending imported seeds.
Terms Cash, Always.
For further particulars, apply to
A. p. SMITH l. CO.,
40 street Sacramento.
January 4th, lS62.-3m.
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To the Friends of Education in Placer
County.

A Convention of the Teachers and Trustees
N of Public Schools of Placer County, will
be held id Auburn. commencing Tuesday, April
Sth 1862. Every Teacher. and those designing
to become Teachers. are expected to be present
Subjects of great Importance to the educational
interests of the County will be brought before
the Convention for discussion and action.
Teachers Trustees, Parents and friends of
Education generally, are earnestly invited to be
present and take part in the proceedings Of the
Convention.
All GOODRICH. Co. Supt. Pub Schools
Auburn March Sth, '62 -5w.