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go LoT HIN e.
~ 800 Gil wool Cashmere Vests 81 90
- SO sll wool Cashmere Psnts. 90
- 200 Boys Jackets, all wsol ............... o0
~ 800 Boys Pants, all weol...................2 90
- ESQ Boys Suits, all wool 90
- 800 Boys Suits, ell llvool......-..........5 vo 60
- leo Boys Suits. all wool....................6 90
- 30 Boys Cashmere eSuits................. e.. 90
- 100 Boys Cashmere Suits, choice-...---- 90
- 100 Boys Suits, extra fin 90
~ 100 Boys Suits extra fine $1,000. 10 90
- leo Boys Suits, fine French Cashmere IL %
~ 80 Boys Suits, extra 1" f" -- zoo
~ 30 Boys Suits, English Cassimer e-....... Is 90
~ 100 Mems Suits, asserted $40 90
~ leo Men . Suits, matched. d...-..........--- lbeJ
- Ice Mems Suits, al wool IS 90
- 100 Mems Suits, fne Enslis sh.......... 20 Oh
- 100 Mems Suits, ex. Inc English ........ u 90
~ 100 Men 3 Suits, fine French .... 2b 90
- 100 Mems Suits, ex. fine French 30 o.
- The goods are oil new and fresh made IN in
the styles for Spring and Summer Of 1857.
J. H. SMITH 4 co.,
Great Central Clothing House,
ap Aim 4sO 7th street, spp. Pest ONCE.
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A RMORY TOR SALE.

a EMORY T0K SALE.
CaiJ Qrrrtrn a,fsr's Oace. Dspetor WasAinston,(
Wd,hsagton, ID. C. March ~. 1857. I
By order Of the Qusrternaster General, the Coy
erment Armory on @ street, between Twenty hrst
sDd Twenty eoud, will be sold at public auction
Under the supervision OF Captain James c. PAYNE
A. Y. NJ, on WEDNESDAY, April 10, q II e'cIE
IOoD.
This buildin IL %, feet By IS feet shingle roof
Terms cash. in Government funds.
CHARLES Il. TOMPKINs,
Bvt. T rig. Gen. Deputy q. Gen,
Acting Chief On ar termaster,
nh . lit bepot of WashinRtOH.
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OlI NATIONAL LAUHDRY, OIL
Pesna sy,, setsesn 18th and issh as: 1f
ivsred At she shortest noties. french nutinG done
yAHne GUILD. pseiw . NNs eal SssPs1. lsa6
nvsusss- Oh Furniture BeDairo6, keuD-
holstered and 'vaFl1Skod Nfh an6 s1c., (nSsr
rnyn,se we enS Aishsa Dssss Dss1 iss ossosd;sas
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OEE Bacon Raven Piano, for am
0oe Asdrev Steip, for eSO,
One almost neW 1-octove large rounAuvvXH
eoSDsr Hosrdman . Gray ri isso: ssTss. -
For sale upsn sssy terms, q the yaierooms Of
Sole Agents 81 eteinVsy Son . planes. ana
Mason D Aamii1b Csnnss Organs, fsItu
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
RUILDINGs AT CAME kRAUsE AT AUt

RUILDINGs AT CAMP CANE KRAvss AT AUC.
ptsDu w..sisaIos, sr1S D, o., Aps,i4.isat
Ioss SIdf5 s es%s Ssss.s .s.
Es,,sTn BrsTeh viii be 81 s'la z: pSsiie Auction
si Lieutinspt &c ward Hunter Inh q s.fsisntry,
act ps assistant qqsr,ernasteI y; 9. A.-ssle to
eGP%.RssB P4.Ss Baldn NC, Gs Il fee, By g fs.. s
Grain aud Hay House, 2.5i By seSl feet.
Stable 70 fee. By ssiss feet; ' 'es' '' 10 ise'
sassIsi,sh,s sa shop ls} feet b. q feet.
buildings viii be ,sa sold sipal,. i ~ '''''
The Usited States relin9uishes the care of these
"'' " q roMFKINs,
Brevst Brissdier General,
.p 4-1 Depot QuArterm aster.
ossP osshsRlFss sSo4loso AZ
o'oQ-ar'ey",a.s,', 0eee' BeSo' ef Ws,s',:s.o",}
The ,eO,ernnent buildings coS pesins Damp
SO9v.,Issceht: situated between the Long Bridge
sSsbaf As sSls At ks saes aSi;Sa OF u
Lieutenant Edward Hunter, nth o. o Infantry,
Ae,iDs Assistant ousrtermssssr. Sale to son-
These buildings consist Of 81 barracks, ,hingle
20 0ofteers' quarters and other buildings, shingle
a buildings, felt roof; 4 Offices. officers quar-.
ter. sheds stables, wOrksko ssorehsuses, sinks.
and fssse. eomp,ising lo' phi ldinss in all.
TO d., s Il. .Is :n.S Of
Terms cash, In Government fu nds.
The United al Ates uishes the care OF these
Oh. TOMPKINs
sp3-llt Byt. Brig. Gen., Depot Q. NJ.
C0yEaNMENP BUILDINGS AT ALEXAN.
NJ DBIA AT AUCTION,
s. e. G'si Ss9.s s9 S.ss'ssse" q is
BY order OF the Qusrtermsster General, the
build clpEs known as the Constr uction Corps Bar
racks, at Alexandria Virginia. will be sold at
public auction. on THURSDAY. April IL. under
tbesulervfsior of Lieutenant Edward Hunter,
18th United etstes infartry, Acting Assistant
Qpartermaster, United States Army Sale 20
commence st L. O'Clock noon.
These barracks comprise thirteen buildings,
ranging from to n feet in width by frsm 10 to O.
feet In length. Also. Portable Building 10 BY IL
feet Aner which the following ct Battery Rode.
srs: Two Bull. ibgs and 81 Benches
There viii Alse be sold O. the same time the fol-
lowing pipe:
60 feet i-inc1 Lead Pipe
ss feet inch Iron Pipe.
$50 feet inc Iron Pfre
lofeet las ch Iron Pipe
sPrass Stop cocks.
3Cook1pf Ranges, incomplete.
St. an Boiler inches by foot 10 inches.
Terms-Cssh, in Government funds
O. III. TOMPKINS,
Brig. Gen. and D. pot Quartermaster.
nh so-lQt
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BuRFAU OF oRDSASCE. nv
H. ras7

~ NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHING TON OIIY, March Il, 1857.
sALE OF OLD AND UNSERyICEABLE AR
fICLES OF ORDNANCE.
There viii be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidders. at noon, THURSDAY. the llth
Gay Of April s67, at the nee Of the Ins spector Of
Ordnssee, Navy; yard. Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
hia. lot Of old and unserviceable articles ef
Ordnance, EN- oIscing Shot and Shell, about seven
hundred tIO0l Csrbines, Ibreech losders,l about
twenty -nye hundred (1500b Muskets, rihed and
srooth bore. Gun Carriages and other stores
The articl 60 will be sold 10 lots.
Terms: One half cash. in Goyerumen IA nds to
De deposited the conclusion Of the sale aud the
remainder " thin ten days sfterward. during
which time the articles must he removed from the
yard. otherwise they will revert to the Govern
ment. H. A WISE
NH 10 zSt Chief OF Bureau.
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S0 PER CENT. SAVED by qung q. b JEW.
OU ELLIS pure unsdulterated
PPremium New foIk City SOAP,
And Aem Hol i ! BR6wS s6HP. 6oP.'
pdrss lor sal. cheap for ea:n. Orders through the
fo'' Office will be promptly e.tsndis e. SHWxLL Fl
Soap and Candle Manufacturer, No. SOD ana
sU2 q st. north, bet. 4th and sth. ia Il-6n
THE MOST EXOITINa ARB INTERESTING
GEN. L. &. BAKER'S HISTORY OF THE
SECRET SER VICE.
AGENTSWANTEDf In every city town, county
Ana state OF the Union to canvass for this work.
owing to the attempts of the Governmen 20 sup.
press IT, It's publication was delayed Ii viii now
be issued, unaltered "a and unabridged, under the
of the secret enemies of the Union.
tnre. nis itne tae deyeioIments and thrilling ad ven:
rstives Of General Baker are all attesteS by the
sa s.soa1 i vi. the
spiIacy. a fuli history Of this great, startling
ssnS spS isrriSls iSs eriHs eIhSsprIes IN tn.
PLACE OF BOOTH.
Has never yet been placed before the public. The
which Presidential paraons were and are so read.
lip obtained In Wash ngton.
The morals of the onal Capital thor
Ieselatisns concerning heads Of dspsrtmsnts,
members of Con eress, emale pardon brokers, and
disnneufshed military Characters.
intof%.sios. sadrsss u. O. BHK ER. Post once once
7 hi. york viii be ready Tor delivery on the lst
B.-Hone but those thoroughly conversant
with the business, and with geod reference a. to
character and responsibility. need apply. mhlsl I'm
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Secure your seats during the day and avoid the
crowd about the ticket office AT night
A. nj DOkLAND,
Manager pro tenn.
CHARLES OLDS, Agent. ap54t
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PAWNBROKERS

ALsH's
CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE,
Ne $50 10th street, one door below Penn ave.
This we'll Il nown Once makes
LIBERAL ADVANCES H1
xOn Dlamonds, Gold and Silver Watches u u
SIotnlng, Furniture, and Merchandise OF every
Open every dsy(eIeept Sunday from q. m. to
ep
H.B.-Business strictly confidential. fs2s-n
AK LICENSED BY AUTHORITY 1-s
OB bUkNsTIHES LOAN OFFICE ,
40 18th street, Sd door south of Penn ave
MONEY loaned on time to suit customers, on
heal Estate. Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds
IsUeiry, ellyer Plate, Pianos. furniture, Me-
Shanlesi Tools Ladies' aud Gentlemeus Wearing
ApPsrei o. all descriptions.
mhe sm, b. BURNSTINH.
The OLD hSTABLIsakD FIRM OF
II -, GOLDSIEIN & co,
- LiCEhsED AWNBkOKERJ
"a fOUb-AsD HALF sTnEEr WEST.
near Pennsy lyania avenue,
Oner the hlgoest cash advances On all kinds of
merchanhlse. 20 any amount and for any -
Nr4e ceeiTed, 81 Reasonable rates. 101
Interest on large suxs greatly reduced T
Business strictly cor hdentfal
Goods bought for cash and sold ct priv sale
fe2l-ly
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PERSONAL.

PERSUNAL.
MRs CURTIS IRVING, Clauroya.t and Tsa
hVl Medium. will give life readings, including
Past, Present and Future, at her ONCE, &20, nerth
side Of Pa. sy., between 4s sad sth streets Once
hours from . to o. n. and TO -. m. sp Aim
CohFIDEHTIAL.-You men who have In
y Ipred themselves py certain secret habits,
duties of married life; also. middle aged and old
men, who: from the follies Of youth, or othef
before placing thems elves under the treatment Of
any one, should nrst read The Secret Friend"
~ lerusins The Secret Friend. +" sent 20 any ad-
s.rssSss. .sS In ssosd snvslole on rscGpS o. esnss
kAss. no sly
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STEAM ENGINEs,
Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability,
and economy, with the minimum Of weight and
price. They are widely and favorably known,
moro than 900 being In use. All warranted satis-
fsctory, or ne sale. Descriptive circulars ssnt on
J. o. HoADLIY q co.,
eeoSm Lawrence, Mass.
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1867 GRANp EXCURSION 1867
PARIS EXPOSITION.
The new and frst class ocean going ron Steam
HAv vAHA, 4fl9&
1000 tons burthen. STEPHEN WHITMAN. Com
mander, will make an EXCURSION from New
York TO Hsvre and back, sailing from Pier 46,
North River, on
"WEDNESDAY. April 18th. at IL O'Clock m,
Taking passengers for Paris, London and Bremen.
Returning, will sail from Havrs on June 5th, Civ
ing paseengers holding Excursion Tickets about
six weeks in Europe.
This masnifcent Steamship is divided into
and ssd ssd M has been nsy o
thisvoyage.
The HAVANA will only carry first class pes.
sengers. An experienced Surgeon on board.
,HA full Band Of Mus,c pil be attached to til
shp.
and S75,. according to size of stste- room. To
Havre and return, $3.50 and e3OO. according to
size of state room.
For further particulars and passage apply 70
MERRAY, FERRIS co.,
62 South street, New York.
Or to McO. Y. BARRY, the Merchants, Union
NExp5ess E.en;a COMPANY, 400 Pennsylvania svsnas,
Warrington. NH S0t
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
CONSTABlE'S SALE.

D1 virtue of an execution issued by p Stone,
- Justice of the Peace of Township No. 7,
County Of Placer and State Of California, on the
18th day of June. A. D. 1867. and to me directed,
upon judgment rendered in said court on the
3lst day day Of May A. D.. 1867, in favor Of Owen
Garity and against Elijah Ellington for the sum
Of One Hundred and Fifteen dollars and twenty
five cents, (ll5 25) judgment, and the sum of
Nineteen dollars and sixty cents, costs OF suit
l have levied upon, seized, and will expose for
sale to to the highest bidder for cash in U. S.
Gold and Silver coin, in front of Wells Fargo Il
Co.'s Express Office at Iowa Hill, in Township No.
Z. County Of Placer and State of California on
Saturday, the 18th day of JULY A. d. 1867,
at the hour of o'clock, p ", all the right, title
and claim Of said defendant Elijah Ellington of
in and to the following named and described
property, to-wit: A certain lot Of mining claims
situated on Rooch ll1l in Township No, 7.
County OF Placer and State of California. and
known as the Ellington Claims and bounded as
follows to-wt: on the North casterly side by the
mining grounds of Antoine Phillips; on the
South westerly side by by the mining grounds of
Is. Jefferds and fronting on Indian Canon, and
extending back to the centre of the Divide, to.
gether with all and singularthe tools, fumes.
suices, and about 400 feet of Iron Pine, one Der.
rick and fixtures and all other fixtures and on
purtenances thereon, or thereunto belonging. or
IN anywise appertaning thereto, or SO much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy Plaintiffs
Judgment together with the costs now dine or
that may become due thereon.
j. B. CARDER, Constable Tp. No. 7.
June 22nd, 1S67.-3t.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
LINCOLN FLOUR MILL.
NOTICE. i.

no all whom it may concern: Whereas lne
l. West half Of the Northeast quarter, ana lns'
Southeast quarter Of the Northeast quarter anu
the Northwest quarter of the Southeast qaarlest'.
all in Section Eight. Township Eleven NorIn'' IN
Range East, Mt. DablO base and meridian ". ~.
ing 100 acres of land, has been by the afidavl.SS
oil various persons, fled in the District Lal,a'
Office of the United States at Marysvlle, StaM
of California, being the office for the dis'I'ts
within which said lands are situated declaleu w.
contain mineral and to be more valuable Tor mI"-
en than agricultural purposes, by reason wns.S
OF said land has hitherto been withheld from p.e
emption and sale, now the undersigned gives h''-
tice that he will, on
Tuesday, the 10th day Of september, 1se"
at II o'clock A. NJ, make application - the MS
lister or Receiver of the United States Land O,st
Marysville, and adduce evidence to prove !as' s
said land, tOwit: The West half of the N0l.", H.
east quarter and the Southeast quarter OF .hs u,s
Northeast quarter, and Northwest quarter OF ''I
Southeast quarter of Section s, Township x i.
North, Range East, Mt, Dablo base and mer;" ;nc
an, is more valuable for agricultural than MUM
purposes, and on such proof apply for pcrnlsI,susa ,ssa
to file presumption claim to said land, "u ors ,sr
sufficient cause to the contrary be then ana m r'''
shown. LOUIS y. MlLLLAs'
June 18th, 1SG7-Gwks.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
Dutch Flat Correspondence.


Editors Herald: last Saturday eve.
ming our Democratic Club here had rousnc
meeting. A resolution was passed to hold
grand ratification meeting at the Flat on
Saturday, July 9th, and that the Executive
Committee invite speakers for the occasion
A resolution was also passed, requesting
the County Central Committee to nominate
l.. B. Arnold, Prosecuting Attorney, vice
10 Hamilton, nominated for the office of At
loruey General of the State
Mr.. Davis is President of our Club, and
NJ. Tasgert, Secretary.
We have about 90 members on the Club
list, and it is still increasing. Many Repub
Iicans have signi6ed their nten tion to vote
our ticket, from the fact that it is good
one. have not heard half a dozen Rads
say that they would vote for Gorbam. One
prominent one says he is going 10 vote fol
him because he considers him the creates
political thief in the State. To speak the
truth, the Radical party is completely de.
moralized. Our German citizens are nearly
all leaving it, from the fact that they consid
or themselves better than Cinnamon and Ne.
groes. Yours truly,
DUTCH FLAT
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

USEFUL INVENTION N,-1he Dutch Flat En-
quirer says, Michigan Bluff, has invented
machine which is likely to create complete
revolution in hydraulic mining, as it is claim
ed by the inventor to supersede the hose
method of conducting the water. The ma
chine is attached directly to the pipe and by
it the stream of water is easily directed in
any required direction. The North Ameri
can Company at Michigan Bluff are now
using the machine and are said to be greatly
pleased with it. 1t is said to be cheap and
easily managed.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
CISCO c. G c. halNINc CO.

Location Of Works. Meadow Lake Township, Ne
vata County. California.
NOTICE is hereby giucn that at meeting of
lN the Trustees of sad Company, held on the
2lst day OF June. 1861 an assessment OF III ght (S)
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF said company, payable on or before the 20h
day Of July, 1867, in gold coin OF the United
States. TO the Secretary at the Office Of the com
pany in Yankee Jims, Placer County, California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid II said 20ih day Of july shall be
deemed delinquent ard will be duly advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment shall
be made before. will be sold on the l0th day of
August 1867, TO pay the delinquent assessment
together with the ccst Of advertising and expen-
ses o: sale. S. NJ. .JAMISON, Sec,
Yankee jim June 20 ISG7-4Wks
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GOLD QUARRY COMPANY.

Location Of Works: Placer County, California
Noticcis hereby given. that'at meeting of the
Board Of Trustees of said Company, held on the
twenty y-iourth day of June, 1867, an assessment
of twenty dollars (S20) per share YVES levied upon
the capital stock o! said company. payable i'm
mediatcly i'll United States Cold and Silver coin,
TO the Secretary. at the Office of the company, No.
70G onsomery street, Groom No. 4, 2nd foor)
San Francisco.
Amy stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid Oh the twenty-iith day of July.
1867. shall he deemed delinquent, and will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction and unless
p yment shall be made before will be sold on
Monday the twelfth day of August, 1867, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
DO order Of the Board of Trustees
T. W. COLBURN, Secretary.
Office 706 Montgomery ST., Groom No. 4. 2nd
hoor) San Francisco Cal. ie29.4t
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
QUARTZ MILL BURNEp.-Yesterdav mo,

QUARTZ MILL yesterday morn.
ing about one o'clock, the quartz mill OF
Richard Billet, located between Ophir and
Doty's Flat was set on fire and consumed
Mr. B., was bothered several times during
tho night by the water being shut off which
run the mill, and while he and Mr.. Aubru.
ster went to ascertain the cause, at the hour
mentioned, the FIRE occurred.
The mill was new one. erected this
Spring, with ten stamps and was rnn with a
hurdy wheel. There was no better mill in
the county, and will be severe loss to the
owner-$S,OOO.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

ANOTHER FLoArINo IsLANp.-Among the
curiosilies promised for the approaching ex>
hibition are floating islands on the Seine and
Bilincourt, as may be seen on the great
lakes in China. The inhabitants Of The Ce.
lesta Empire construct immense bamboo
RATS, upon which a layer Of earth is spread
and this being planted soon forms vast
field covered with vegetation. The man
erects his tent in the centre, and then trusts
himself with his family to the water.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
SUM NJ ON s,

The People Of the State Of CALIFORNIA;: To
B.1RTLEY CROSBY.
VOU are hereby Summoned to appear before
l. me, at nv Office in Auburn, Placer county,
on Wednesday, TIE End day of October, y. D.
1867. at 10 o'clock A. NJ to answer the complaint
Of William Turner, wherein he prays judgment
against you for the sum OF Fifty Dollars in an
action for damages done to plaintiffs barley and
oats by the defendants hogs, in breaking into
plaintiffs field: plaintiff in his complaint AYERS
he has sustained damages by reason thereof, in
the sum Of FIFTY Dollars, see complaint on file.
and take notice, if you fail SO to appear and an
swer, plaintiff will take Judgment by default
against you, in the sum Of liIy dollars together
with costs OF suit
Given under my hand. this 22d day of June
1867. r. G. POLAND; j. P. Tp., No. 3,
Auburn, June 29h, 1867 3mcs.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
N ew Firm.
OLIVER & FOX.

GOLD RUN, PLACER COUNTY, CAL.
HAVING PURCHASED the store Of Mason Il
IL White, at Gold Run. we are now prepared 10
fill al orders entrusted to our care. We intend
replenishng the stock with complete outfit Of
new goods. of the latest styles and patterns. and
at greatly reduced prices. We also keep No.
assortment of Groceries and Prov ovisions-also
every description Of Miners Goods. Our motto
is to sell at fair living price and give satslae-
tion. Duck and Quicksilver kept constantly on
hand. Give usa call. All goods delivered free
OF charge. OLIVER Il FOX.
Gold Run, May 23. 1861 .-4wks.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,e
hee STEAMSHIPS FOR
&1.NEn NEW YORK, JAp,.
Ecs427eeS AND CHINA
Will bc Dispatched ms fol,o,

Leave Folsom street Wharf Mt 1, o,o,..,
of the following dates, for PANAMA o,ock o" AN,
via Panama Railroad, with one of IN, !CE"m'nnectng
splendid steamers from ASPINWALI r".pSnys
YORK. ALL lor NEW
On the 10Th. 18th, and 30th of each monn
has 30 days. On the 10th, 10Th and 3OtH H"S S That
month that has 81 days. When The lO,h " eaeh eeh
and 3oth fail on Sunday they will leay" ~, ts'h
urday preceding; when the 18th falls on S"n "" Sat-
,hcy Will leave on Monday following. S"amy, Sh"uay,
leaving San Francisco on the lOth oueamcr
Manzanllo. All touch at Acapulco. '"'"es at
Departure of 18th or 10Th connects v;,.p
TRANSATLANTIC Co.'S steamer for St. Naz,ira 'e"cn
English steamer for South America. Ia and
OF 10th connects with English steamer for fS''utc g.
ampton, South America, and p. R. ooal'
steamer for Central America. The GoIio.;os ,ii wos
steamships will be despatched on dates as ";l
below: w. given
June 10th CONSTITUTION. Can't F. 81
worth, connecting with Rising Star Cant Ct "'ns
June lSth-GOLDEN CITY, Capt. ". Tnray' ray
dgc connecting with Arizona, Captain i,,.a! ,"'!'
June 29th-MONTANA. Capt. JOS Snton r''.tH.
Meeting with Ocean Queen, Captain Manr,v' 'O''
Passengers berthcd through. Bagco 90 cho,t
edthrough-lOO pounds allowed each admit MA
senger. An experienced Surgeon on hoa.s p.s'
Medicine and attendance free. These steoma'.. "'u.
positively sail at CLOCK Passen ocr. e..
requested to have their baggage on board he,"..
10 o'clock. Through tickets for Liverpool lI', hr
the Cunard, lnman and National Steam.hiy
Lines, can be obtained at the p. MS. Co ,p 70 omap
in San Francisco For merchandise freipbt '",,' NV
ply to Messrs. Wells,'Fargo & Co. "p'
The steamship COLORADO will be lispotcboa
JULY FOURTH, at noon, and will be- fol,omes fll,v~.a
by the steamship GREAT REPUBLIC. Au"u.,
Path. from wharf corner Of FIRST and BronS.n
streets, for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG ',""' co"'
ecting at Yokohama with hte steamship Cost, cst,
Rica for Shanghae. 0''''
For passage and ali other information. appl,
at the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Is Office onrp. "ppy
OF Sacramento and LcdesdorN streets ''S's San
Francisco. '"H
Je. /, 1867-td OLIVER ELDRIDCE A..
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

Coop AUrncRITY.-John Conness 10 his
recent speech at the Boys ratification meet
ing spoke of the corruption of the Demo.
cratic party in California. Considering,
John c. clung to the party as long as it was
in the ascendancy, and in or out Of the AS
sembly was identified with every tbieving
scheme Of legislation to rob the State, and
deplete the treasury gotten up by the lobby
ISIS, he ought to be good authority on that
points. +. Examiner.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

MlsslNG NEWSPAPER MAN.-The friends
Of William J. Beggs, says the Call, are very
anxious 10 learn bis whereabouts lie left
this city about four weeks ago, without lei'
ting his family or any of his friends know OF
bis intentions, and they fear that some misl
hap has befalIen him. Any person knowing
his whereabouts will confer favor BY CON-
municating their knowledge to his family in
this city.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29
Forest Hill Correspondence,
FOREST HILL. June 2Sth. I

FoREsT Hill, June 2sth, 1867.
Editors Herald:-I read last night an arr
ticle in the Stars and Stripes headed "A
Novel Sight" 1t is a fair snecimen Of Sci.
kinks dir,yness. can assure him, not
withsanding his slang, that none of the
persons spoken of were ever on a prison
big for rascaty, or clerk of saw-mill and
couldn't balance their account, neither were
they ever indicted for retaining county
money. ONE OF Them.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-29

OPHIR DIsTRIcT-We visited Ohpir this
week and found considerable interest mani.
tested in quartz mining. The Flag mill is
crushing quartz for 80 per ton, while the
Hagau mill is kept constantly going on good
paying rock. The Pugh mill, also the Well
ty mill have plenty to do. Ophir is one Of
our best quartz Districts.