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The New York herald., 1870-08-29
. THE NINTH REGIMENT.

Sunday Evening Dress Pnrnie-sscrrnon by
Rev. DIR. Spencer-Speech from Coione,
Fisis-The Ninth TO be Made tho Model
Regiment Of New York.
LoNG BRANCH, August %, 1870.
The Ninth regiment had a dress parade IN front
OF the Continental Hotel this evening at six
O'Clock and was Witnessed by over seven thousand
people, and every movement was applauded.
Religious services were held in camp and The ser-
mon was preached by the Rev. DR.. Spencer The
regiment formed square, making u very imposing
scene. Colonel FISK made the following speech to
his men,
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE NINTH REGlaENT:--.
BY TINS time tomorrow evening there VIII be
nothing LETT OF Camp Gould but the ground upon
which our tents now stand. Tomorrow we shall be
on the march, and there. ore | avail myself Of the
present opportunity TO address you. This is
last night ~ camp, and cannot dismiss you with
out expressing tho pride and satisfaction feel at
your conduct You have behaved well soldiers,
and am proud OF you. You nave behaved wen as
citizens, and thank you. During the ten days you
have been encamped l have not received single
complaint from any quarter, nom the residents OF
that left New YORK nearly seven hundred strong,
and nave had on an average about five hundred
per day here, this IL more than expected /
certainly anticipated little trouble from outside
bur ! reoice to say that up 10 This moment
] have not received the first complaint. Gentle
men, this is something to be proud OF, and cannot
find words TO express my thanks TO you, and all.
Tie few days have spent here have been more TO
me Than as many months. have learned To know
you better and have realized the responsibility Of
uiyna ftirih Gentlemen, am proud To command
The Ninth the lno ana II shaH be my study 10 make
once again tb antr regiment OF the National Guard.
pao 70 your 4eyenn nd ior r. 'g av e ion you nave
lihie spent ~ Camp Ssd none Oh us Wl regret the
lhe Colonei yaax,us lcyyupted by the ap-
pause of the men and iaSe and at the close
OF The address received enthusiastic cheers
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MASS SACHUSE TE.

Fire I'm WCrresyer-Loss TweusysIiye Than.
sand Doiinrs--Thirty y.tyO Eamilic, Zen.
Gered Homeless.
WORCESTER August %, 1870.
nre last night destroyed buildings owned
by Judge Henry Chaplin and X. G. Ta,lor
anu Dadnan's estate, and occupied for
stores, offices ana dwellings. Ihlrty-two
IaiilleS OF tenants rendered homeless
anu lost all their furniture. The total loss is about
10000, and the whole Insurance. as far as has been
learned, amounts 10 SI5,6O0. The insurance was
mostly In Boston, New York and Worcester Offices
Ihe IRE was confined TO the region or Mechanic
6rtuge ana hlDelnla streets. ana was the heaviest
sincc june, 1894. There was no lack of water from
The CITY hydTants.
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FIFTH WARD ByGGLsl.Es.
Detective Field RoOt'ng On, the T'hicvcs.-T'wo
Old Prison Eirds Gagged Asain--A Receiver
nfS rot,

Detective Field E0Oteng Oar the T'hicvcsv-T'wn
Old Prison Eirss Gagged Again--A Receiver
of Stolen Goods.
During several weeks past several petty b,lrglaries
have been committed in the Fifth ward, end detec
i've Field. enc of the most vigilint officers the
police force, a few days since set about putting IL
that yesterday he aIraigned two od thieves in The
Iombs Police Court, before Jcstice Hogan, on
charges OF burglary Gu the morning Of the 20ti
inst. the store OF Mr.. L. Roome Of 3l5 Greenwich
street, was entered by burglars py means OF false
keys wao sjoie therelrom two CHtted States i've
twenty boiids OF the yaine OF $3.50. iini'co
States legal tender notes 70 ilc- amount OF
500 and silver wars and Jewclry valued
at $500 On this. charge WlnDm Keller. alias
Shot" was he'll, lor trial. Detccnve Field also az
raigpe1 Wpe. JohIsOD on q cEsrg. OF having burgn
nouSlM eiiefcd the Wholesale grocery store OF Henry
*. As...ins, at AZ Jay street, ana stolen thereIion
two quarter chests OF tie value OF tnllty- fiue
door and mus gained nm cnsiauce I he stolen Tea
was l0IId by FIci IN posscssjOu OF Char Is Denker,
OF 31 waits street, WiO had pad Inc thief lity ceLS
pound FOR II. Johnson was committed
tGc OF beng the receiver of stossn
goods and likewise cOnuitted 10 answer. iie
ioid Field on MS arrest thai he iad paid e,gbty
cent? pound ior tue tea 10 some unknown Lnsm,
Field had Keller sent TO sing Sing Prison tor five
years for burglary he had commit d in West
stieet II Is only u few WeekS Johnson ie.L
Backwes ls!ad. where he had served term Oi
four months for larceny Field touk bOfh men 10
Police Head quarters OIL SaturIay a1t an had iheir
pictnres taken AMI placed III the hogues' Gallery.
ummy Was found IN JohnsDns posse OF his
arrest
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n'sCgLLasEcIS GAo0ya .rF!YG.


Between SIX aud seven O'Clock last evening an
alteration occurred in the residence Of Thomas
Kelly, Al West Thirty-thir street. between Kelly
and one James Lowell, residing corner Of Thirty
third street and Tenth ayenua. 10 vel drew knife
and stabbed Kelly slightly in the head and right
shfe Dr. Armstrong. WAC wa called. dressed the
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ENGLISH ruCgT.sY vs.. ENGLISH BUSINESS
Everybody remembers lhe atfeJfol paid tie futk-
fsh sultan White he was III England. he has just
had chance to- learn in The Vice Chancellor s
Court the direTeDce between Eu&iIsh courtesy and
business, he being sued there lor heavy balance
due for stea,pship wh,cb his ilgbness ordered 10
be buiit for hing 10y tiie Thames : hipbuldng Con-
rany. The snip Was delivered and only porllon Of
Tie money paid wAereuDon the ship was intercepted
the high seas ana brought back. ABDUL AN VIII
nov nDGerstaud tina; ne aftGl tiDns paid 10 hn
his visit 10 Lonaon did not mean much after a!!, and
tDai when ne iuts MT pay up be Is ueatcG Bke
COMMON IeDLoE
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While standing III conversation last evening, on
the corner OF Thlrty-n,th street and Tenth avenue
with three friends James Gallagher or Tenth ave.
nue ana TnirIyh!th street. was slightly wounded IN
the leIt MP by pistol ball dred by an uuknOwn
nan. DR.. Armstrong extracted tne bail.
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TIE e!gGHAMTOs MURDER.

From the Bingham'on Democrat. August 261
The other burglar found drowned has been ldenti-
ned as Albert Jarvis, OF Ithaca. A note from Ithaca
says:-Ihe large man III the pictures fully identi.
lied here Albert Jarvis. Ills old acuuaintances
rag there can be no doubt OF it. HIS uncle Mr. A.
Jarvis, an excellent citi1sp acknowledges it to be
him. lie h9s no doubt met his deserts and he
was good boy before Rulo1 ruined him when In
js here. Jaiys' m0iner lives in North Adams
hass. Jhe JarSiaes are good people.
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AZ 1lGsTEEAIH wAsO ERlEuTE--aS OFFICER BEATEN.

Last evening officer Irwin arrested one OF gang
,oi twenty young .roughs in Fifteenth street. near
avenue A, when he was assaulted knocked down
and Kicked and LIS prisoner rescued by his COM
pauioas.
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and the sower Jaw. The wound was the cause OF
death. The case was then gwen TO the jury, who
after short den0cratiOn rendered the following
vKRDICr:-
That the deceased, Thomas Connolly, came 10 Ms
death by a gun shot wound NJ the hands OF R1cnard
Allen on the 27th day OF August. 1870.
Mr. Allen, who appears TO be a very respcclapic
man, win be admitted 10 bail
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PRACTICAL JoKE.-Ihe Hon. John A. Halder-
nan Mayoruf leavcnworth. WAS lately sunin0aed
before police justice Tor permitting nuisance 10
tAlsf IN street in lhat town. On Deing called liRon
10 pjead, the Mayor mus expressed nimseli:-'Rea
~ SIR, presume thai the mailer Is u Juke The fact
Of my being called here appears to me too absurd
100 ABSURD" "Sir'' responded the magistrate, 'if
tins appears rs y joke shall cDlmiiae 1t 10y In1,c
ihg a ine OF ten dollars; just 10y way Of JOKE sn-
just py way Of joke
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

=. HAVnr COTTON MARKEr.--HAvBK, August g. 1870
Cotton closed yesterday 100 the Orleans tres
o. ,lhaire Sales OF The week, 1854 baes stock, L25so
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Ia Fight last evening between Morris Coughn,
Of ,67 LUDLOW street and john O'GOnnor, OF 81
same street, ar the residence Of The former Cough
lin hlt on large portion OF OCunnor's unGcr Ip.
The ticr vas arrested ana lie hitten sent 10 bls
home.
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The tssrcd Ssate~ ~cEV4rcS.
LONpoS. ANruss IS lSfa
sc,crrams report rai me Upated Ssases fVgate
FranSlin hss leT1 sasrainc ioV fRraEd, TAc Unlsc5
SsaScs sooP-os war auiaia has zone 10 nelgo.ana.
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FRAr2cE.

Tae TcN Agrcss Fsssxssy.
rAesS Aucusi Is TIA
1ne Unse - SSldSRhs T. EXPECTED here IN a sos
DAYS to saSe MS ola posslion as Ambassador fvola
PORTUGAL
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS.
csYIIcT IESUIlrCrTcH m sYAIs.
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SPAIN
SPAIN.

Sarssss Hsr4nG On tse Navarro.
LoSDoS' Acsasf q 700.
NJ lmporTsnt csT'si rising Is re- or ca IN rs pra
WAGES OF Navarro and corona and ,-oo1s sle leay.
nS MADRID Tor the scene.
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A THE UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT, SIG SIXTH a VI
nue. near Forty ysxth street. ladies' and gentlemen "a
p9sveiy receive 90 per cent than elsewhere for
on ciothlng, Carpets Furniture, &C. having large ufo
LOT Gonzales, Texas. We shall pay for Dresses from
$50; overeoas 81 TO 500 Pants. Sito IS Ladies
upon By Mrs. FLArTO. ~
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23
SAN FRANCISCO
GOLD PLATING
ILVER WORKS.

no QUARTZ MILL MEN, MINERS, HOTEL,
L Keepers, and cthers.
The San Francisco Plating Works are prepar-
ed to furnish Silver Plate. Copper, Amalgama-
ting Plates, OF all sizes and in any quantities, at
the Very Lowest Rates.
Full weight Of Silver deposited and satisiac-'
tion guaranteed in every rcspecs.
nss- Particular attention given 10 Plating
Goods for Builders, Plumbers and GuDsrtths.
OLD GOODS of all kinds replated for HUtels,
Restaurants, &c.
Gs-A work done at the lowest prices.
Il. G. .DENNISTON, Proprietor.
HAvILAND. HOOPER Co., Agents.
Crockery and Glassware Dealers,
1856 PINE STREET near MONTGOMERY
San Francisco.
Hss- The finest quality OF Sheet Copper ex-
pressly for Mining purposes furnished andcu to
any size at the lowest rates.
A fall assortment Of Plated Goods and Cut
| lcry for sale at low rates.
March 5th.-3m
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l. THAT rnu. nCnnNrn 2-Tha Sac

Is THAT THg CORNER ?-The Sacram euto
Record, usually supposed to be on the in
side, so far as matters connected with The
Interests Of the c. z. r. r Company man
agers are concerned, in speaking Of the pur-
chase Of the stock of Sacramento and Placer
counties, and the offers Of another party TO
purchase the same stock, says:
He hare a shrecd conjecture that these par
lies are kn0wn tie Union Pacifc RaUrOad
Company, and that their little game was to OBJ
tain what they thought would amount to con-
trolling interest in the Central Pacific Comp
We are not prepared to dispute what the
Record says, but we may say that the other
party, wbica the Record thinks is the Union
Pacific have two strings 10 their bow, and
The game is not yet beyond reach. pira es
sometimes fight over the spoils Of robbery
aud there is yet law in this county. The
ubest man connected with the G. T. r. r.
company is, and has been in The east for a
long time, and we may also have some
"shrewd conjectures" all to ourself Greedy
grasping men do not always obey the law
of "houor among thieves"
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23

SOMETHING was the matter with Charley
Brogan's Monitor nozzle, the other day. We
did not learn foil particulars, but we under
stand that it was of very serious nature.
Fu accounts Of the nature of the cause OF
the accident can be learned by euqnring
of Charley. il is secret and be does not
wish it made public Stripes.
lis secret and Charley don't allow any
body to know it, but if you ask him he will
tell it, This matter needs explanation as it
is wonderful tapgle brain item one thing
seems to be clear and that ia that there is
something the matter with Charley's nozzle
and we sdvise the editor Of the Stripes, as
he seems to he friend Of ChaIley's, TO tele'
graph for DR.. Czapksy
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23

Grass VALLEY Miners IN AUBURN DIS
TRIcr.-The Grass Valley Union Of April
22d, says:
I'VE had,a conversation yesterday with a
Grass Valleyan who had just returned from
Placer county. The Grass Valeyan is an
experienced quartz miner, and is good
Judge Of lodges. He tells US that he does
not know OF more promising country for
prospecting than there is in the vicinity of
Auburn and Ophir. Opbr is the scene 'of
present activity, but the slate range around
Auburn must conc into notice. He tells US
also that proper tools are not to be bad at
Ophir or Auburn. and that he has sent down
supply Of poll picks, drills, striking ham
mers and such like implements from Grass
Valley. The rock that we called hungry"
our friend assures us changes its character
at very few feet ~ depth, and there be-
comes metalferous; the North and South
lodges having much silver in them while the
East and West lodges contain more gold.
lie assures US that he has seen native silver
in more than one Of our East and West
iedges He asserts that all the le]ges have
paid as far as they have been worked, and
that the working depth has generally been
stopped when blasting ground was reach ed.
This pay has been obtained in spite of very
poor mill facilities. The batteries Of the
mills crush well enough, and the pulp is
then run over short sheet of copper, charg
g-d with quicksilver, and then over few
rifles and into the creek. Such milling our
friend nssevera,es would break any of the
Grass Valley companies except the Eureka
perhaps, in month We are not especially
desirous Of writing up the Auburn district,
but as many of our Grass Valley friends are
operating there, we give the news Of the
county, and we further believe that it affords
far more inviting field for the prospector
than over the mountain countries or the
coast RANGE in Southern counties
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of CHaRLES B.4LD WLN. Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersi gned
IN Executor of the Estate of Charles Baldwin,
Deceased to the Creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said Deceased, to ex-
hibt them with the necessary vouchers within
ten months after the first publication of this no
tce, to the said Executor at his residence at
Michigan Bluff, Placer county. California.
JAMES MOSS, Executor
Auburn, April 18th, lS70-ap23- -iw.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23

SUPPOSE the Clerk OF Sacramento refuse S
to register colored men and the Boards OF
Election refuse to receive their votes, hy
what process OF law are you going TO make
the fifteenth Amendment applicable aud
punish these officers ?-PLACER HERALD.
Suppose the County Clerk Of Sacram en-
to- had too much good sense to make such
a fool of himself as to refuse to register
colored citizens? And that is just the diff
ference between County Clerk Blown, on
the one hand, and the PLACER HERALD, Jo
Hamilton, and Long Primer Hall, on the
other Sacramento Bee.
Here is logic, sense and law for you
equal TO the blood you could get cut Of q
turnip or that which is in the living corpse
OF the Bee editor. lie could not answer the
question and resorts to slang. We republsh
bis stupid stuff that he may again read it.
and if there is one drop Of blood in the Bee
editorial carcass it vii! come to the surface
from pure shame.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
NoTIcE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of JOHN WHITLEDGE, Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
IV Thomas Jamson, Public Administrator o
Placer county, to the Creditors of, and all per
sons having claims aganst the Estate of said De.
ceased, TO exhibit them with the necessary vouch.
ers, within ten months after the first publication
OF this notice to the said Public Administrator
at his office in Auburn, County of Placer.
THOS. JAMISON.
Public Administrator. Placer county, Cat.
Auburn, April 23d, ls70-4w.
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PRO BATE NOTICE,
NoTlCE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of DAVID WHITE, Decreased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
~ Thomas Jamison, Public Administrator OF
Placer county, to the Creditors of. and all per-
sons having claims against the Estate of said
Deceased, to exhi3ii them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the first publ
cation OF this notice. to the said Public Admin
istrator at his Office in Auburn, County of Pla.
Ger. THOS. JAMlSON,
Public Administrator, Placer county. Cal.
Auburn, April 23l, iS70-4w.
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT are often the
cause of a very severe and harassng cough, and
in such cases the cause must be removed before
a permanent cure can be effected. DR.. Walkers
Tegeta6ie Pnegar BHerS. acting directly on
;he liver strikes directly at the root Of the dis
orders and is certain cure for all diseases which
arise from inaction or Irregularities of the liver
and bowels. 1t is 4 perfect renovator of the
system carrying off every particle Of poi
soncus matter. wherein the old are made young,
and the pale and sallow will become fresh aud
vigorous.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

IsS- The PLACER HERALD being the official
Press for Placer co unity, and having larger cir
cuation than any other paper published in The
county, offers superior inducements as an ADvER-
TIsING MEDIUM. A wink is as good as nod 10
The wise
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23

JUSTICES AND CoNsTABLEs We publish
on the first page Of to-day's HERALD the
Fee Bill for Justices and Constables 10 Pla.
Ger county. 1t will be mon'bs vet before
the laws are printed and distributed, and
we do this for the benefit Of these flicers
and others interested. The bill is correct
as taken from the enrolled copy in the Sec
reary Of States Office. We send a copy of
the paper to such Justices and Constabes
as are not subscribers to the HERALD, re
marking that it would be to their interest,
in view Of the fact that the HERALD is now
the official paper of the country, and rs all
Justices Summonses, ConstabIe's Sales, etc ,
must hereafter be published in this paper 10
become regular subscribers.
Justices and Constables sanding Sum
monses, Sales, etc. for publication, will
please write them plain and mark the mum
Der Of insertions on the margin, that no
mistake may occur
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THE PLACER COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
WILL BE HELD AT
AUB RN,
Commcncin. Oh TUESDAY, May l u, 1871,
md will continue In session four days.
CALL THE ATTENTION OF TEACHERS
| to the following Order of Exercises. which
will be generally adhered to, unIess changed by
order OF the Institute; ; and especially call lhe
attention of Teachers named, in order that tncy
may he prepared for the exercises assigned to
them
FIRST DAY.
Eleven o'clock, A. NJ Organization.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Glass Exercise in Gramm r, by MISS Naah, oi
Michigan Bluff.
Dis ussion on the best method of Teaching
Grammar.
Glass Exercise in Composition, by A. II. Good
rich.
Discussion on the same.
Adjournment.
Meeting of the Board of Examination.
SECOND DAY.
FORENOON SESSION.
Singing.
Discus Sion Should teaching be reduced TO a
science?
Glass Exercise in Arithmetic, by 7. P. Ash
COX.
Discussion on the SINE.
Essay, by Miss F. A. Woodruff.
Class Exercise in spelling
Discussion on the subject.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Address by a H. Goodrich Subject, Duties
of Parents and Teachers"
Discussion on the subject of the address.
Class Drill-Object Lesson ~ -. Essay
by Mrs. Humphrey.
Adjournment.
Meeting of the Board.
THIRD D.dY.
Singing
Glass Exercises in Mental arithmetic, by -.
Discussion on the same.
Glass Exercises in reading.
Discussion on the subject.
Class Exercises in algebra, by II. n. .3thinson
Discussion.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Singing.
Discussion on School Discipline.
Glass Exercise in Physiology.
Address by -.
Adjournment
Meeting of the Board.
FOURTH DAY.
FORENOON SESSION.
Singing.
! Class Drill in Geography, by
Discussion on the subject.
Class Exercise in Natural Philosophy.
Discussion on the subject.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Discussion Subject, The best method of gov
erning reira otory pupils
Resolutions
Adjournment.
Meeting of the Board
School Officers, and every person feeling an
! interest in the cause of education, are invited to
be present And the attention Of Teachers de-
string mination is directed to the meetings OF
the Board. All temporary certificates, after ad-
journmen mt OF the Board will be revoked.
JOHN I. KINKADE.
! Sup't. Common Schools Placer County.
ap23 At.
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LAST GALL.

This is Legal Business and must be At.
tended TO.
A LII PERSONS indebted to the Estate OF
II JAMES NOLAN. deceased, are hereby no
titled by the undersigned administrators, that
payment must posHueiy be mdde on or before
the TENTH day Of MAY next. or suits will be
brought 10 enforce the collection oil said debts
and costs. Those negecting this notice will find
their accounts in the hands of the proper officers.
JAMES WALSH. aJn,;,;.,.o,o
ROBT. GORDON. ~
Auburn, April 18th, 1870
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To THE CITIZ EMS OF AUBURN.-lI Having taken an
interest in mining enterprise in this county, |
now expect to make Auburn my home, and would
engage in The Dental practice a portion of the
time. Nearly twenty years constant city
practice. where the art is carried TO n much
higher state of perfection than IN the country,
enables me to feel willing, without any invdl-
business on my part, TO exhibit, compare or do
any specified work with ary dentist in the State,
no matter who he may be | make great spe-
ciality in curing all diseased teeth, ulcers or alb
scesses. and permanently saving them. | also
meet with special success in making very tight
fitting plates. matter bow complicated the
cases. | have six thousand teeth with me TO Sc
lcct from and to match any case whatever
NJ l.. PIERCE, d, D. d.
Office at the American Hotel.
In consideration that the Doctor designs to
make this his home, and as we regard him rs
possessing preeminent skill, we have no hes-
tancy in recommending him to all our people,
ED.1
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
MINING NOTICE,

OFFICE OF THE PLACER GOLD MINING
" x Canal Company. Location of Works Town.
ship No. 6, County Of Placer and State OF Cali
fornia.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
the Trustees OF said Company. held on the ninth
day of April, A. d. 1870, an assessment (No. ~
OF two dollars per share was levied upon the
Capital Stock of said Company. payable immedi-
ately in gold coin to the Secretary, at the ONCE
of the company, No. SO2, Howard street, San
Francisco California. Any stock upon which
said Assessment shall remain unpaid on Friday,
the 20lh day OF May, II d. 1870, shall be deemed
delinquent, and " jill be duly advertised for sale
al public auction, a,d unless payment be made
before will be sold on
Friday, the 10th day Sf June A. d. tk7U.
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sic.
G. s. HALEY, Secretary.
Office OF Company 8O2 Howard street San
Francisco Cal. Office hours to P. NJ.
ap 1Gtd
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THOMAS BOYCE. No. SO. Exchange Build
ing. on California stree San Francisco, is
authorized to solicit advertisements and sub
scriptions in that city for the HERALD, and re-
ceipt for the same.
II. W. STARR, of Lincoln, isauthorzed to act
as our agent in that place.
T. Z. WEBER, is authorized TO act as oul
agent in Gold Run and vicinity.
B. d. DUNNAM is our authorized Agent at
Michigan Bluff.
HUDSON u MENET arc our authorized sole
agents in New York. Ali orders for Publication
unless accompanied with TIE money, must come
through them to insure attention.