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Is admitted b, an to be the most elegant ;ling IF
rable than leather while they are Fighter and can
be ornamcnted to suit all tlstcs. These heels are
struck M bv dies and machinery cut of seamless
Shee; metal and are finished in fine gold or silver
plate. handsomely engraved aud oruamented; also
in plain lack or engraved black, well as bronze
or nickel.
A. matter Of accommodation. Ladies ~ dc
tanc,. who wish 10 supply themselves with one or
two pairs of boots with the metallic heel, can have
their orders for the present tllcd by Gdlrcssing
the Company. who will, ON receipt Of Ten DOL
LARS. send by express two pairs o. neat and sab
startial boots or hcv will send one pair on receipt
Of SIX DOLLARS in money or postonice order.
an extra quality, and more elegantly finished boot
such as retail on Broadway. Will be Forwarded by
the Company upon the rec ipt ot TEN pOLLAkN
for single pair, OF EIGHTEEN DOLLARS Tor
two pairs
single pairs % heel, should clua tge;hes With 9th
ers. and send orders; or single pairs can be sert
by mail receipt Of price, with twenty-five cents
added 10 paw pc tlge.
Shoerakers in the country will either be sup
piled with samples OF heels..or the Company will
forward TO them CATERS a. above for sample shoes
The metallic heel has solid metal base. and hard
rubber tin. which can be turned around n one
side becomes worn. This enables tle Nearer To
keep her ankle always straight. ard prevents the
counter of the shoe from ruuuiag down.
Ladies can apply those heel, 90 their own shoes
in a few minutes. after having the old ones remov-
cd.
In addition q thc .EW arSS style the COMPANY
make the ordinary shape Heel for either Ladies
or Geutlcman's Shoes.
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County Superintendent Of Free Schools.

TEMPERANCE ADDRESSES. -Thos. NJ. I,bclj,
ESD, and Rev Thos. Brown are announced to
deliver Temperance Addresses at kabletown
this evening at a o'clock, 10 which the public
are invited.
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RuIcIoUs N0TICE.-Rey. j. W. EVAN
viii begin a Special Meeting at Kablctowu
this evening at y o'clock.
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Very Heavy Bombarding
In the Rear of Paris.
THE OADWAy HOUSE
Holds Out to the End,

1 Nd is now receiving larger supplies than ever,
y Of Fall and Winter Goods. direct from the
New York market of the very Latest STYLES and
Fashions COMPRISING all kinds of
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FOR SALE,

FINE YOUNG RIDING and DRIVING
Y MARE. Also, No. l BUGGY and Single
Enthusiastically new.
Also. Fine Southdown Buck. ..
Aur. y. '70-tf. &c. WASHINGTON.
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nHESS GOODS.-A beautiful LOT of stripcdaud
( g. ured Jaconets. very cheap and desirable.
Just received and for sale by
JHlv ,. $50. HOWELL e Bho.
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SCHOOL ar MEDIA :


TIVE Second Scholastic Year Of nav Select
| School Tor BOYS. under the care Of Rev. Jas.
T. Poindexter, will begin on the lst Monday e
September, 1870, ard close the last Friday Of
June ISL.
. TERMS.
For Board. and Tuition in English Branches, Lat
in, Greek, French Spanish and Mathomatics...
S%J"
Tuition fO 70 SOU
ADVANTAGES;
Situated in a delightful iqhbor, removed from
the temptations incident 10 towns or villages; en-
joying every comfort which home could furnish,
with continual supervision of the principal the
facilities Cor study aud exercise unsurpassed Re
ligious influence of n Christian Ministers homo
always prcscnt-oller every advantage which
christian parent could desire.
Row. J. +. puindcxter, educated nj University
of Virginia and theological Scmjnary Of Virginia,
is m experienced teacher, Eg,i Ing taught for i've
years in Of the largest ard be-; schools Of tho
South. ....
Cu~ For further particulars apply 10
.Erv. ". T. LEAYELL.
Near Charlest9wn, Jcll. CO., W. Va.
July lG lS70--G.
SIT. com.
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HOWEIL 4 BRO.

AiACKEREL and Herring in Bsrrel. = Barrels
III and kitts, Soap, Snrcb, Spiccs Candies and
Tobacco, just received for seh lv
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Frederick Female seminary,
West Virginia.

at Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho Cir
cult Court Of Jefferson County, on tue Fiss.
Monday in September. 1870,
THOMAS ". DAVIS,
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Char-Icsto Nvn Ecmaic sem
mary.

Charlc,stoNVn Female Sem
mary.
1--WE next Annual Session NJ tbs School vii
commence on MONDAY. the 18th DAY OF
SEPTEMBER NENf. at the rooms Of Maj. Hears
ley. corner of Main and West streets.
The course Of Instruction embraces the usual
branches OF English education taught in our
schools, including also Latin, French and Music.
TERMS:
The Primary Glass, for each session .......Sl2 90
The Middle ..,....,...... " w
The Senior Glass, including Latiu.......... 20 90
Music 'r'''''...'' ~ WV
One half in all cases to be paid in advance for
each session.
Boarding will be provided and further particu-
lars made known application To the subscriber
ROBERT r. BROWN.
o.. Charlestowa, jefferson county.
JAY %, 1870.
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Price from 70 cts. to SO, 80
Per Pair for Heels.

Consumers, in ordering single pairs or small lots,
should state No Of boot the heels intended fer
also whether for boots or slippers or Whether rub
Der or hard metal tips or bottoms nor both.
.1s9-A liberal discount OF 20 the Trade. Circu-
lars and Order Lists on application.
Address
I, 5. METALLIC HEEL COMPANY,
22D FE0NT ST., Nav YORK.
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coMsTAolg's sAlE.

QY virtae Of an Execution Issued out Ct the
~ Justices Court OF s. G. Lewis, st Rocklin,
Township No. 0. Placer county. aud State OF Cal
itornia. on the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1870. and
10 me directed. in favor Of A. W. Sissoa, and
against Andrew Johnsou, for the sum Of two hu q.
dred and eight dollars and forty-eight cents,
($2os 49, sud costs Of uit, taxed It eighty
seven dollars and twenty-five cents 1857 25.)
have levied upon and seized, and will sell o.
Public AUCTION, 10 the highest bidder, for U. s.
gold coin, on
MeaAay, the In aay e9 Jaly, 4. =. 1870,
in front Of the Depot Saloon. in Rocklin, Placer
county. ct 10 O'Clock, A. n. the following de-
scribed property, 70 Wit: all that certain House
and Lot situate at Rocklin, Township No. 9,
Placer county, and bounded on the south BY lot Of
9. H. Leavietts. On the perth by store Of Sisson
4 Ellis; Md lot known a. lot No. >. ~ laid down
on Q; F.. Z. 3: Co.'S map said house known as
the Union Saloon. All Of said property will
cell. o. - mueA thereof % nay 10 sulBeient to
atisfy tho above judsmsat. costs and secrulps
costs. D. n. WALKER,
Constable Township No. o..
aoeklin, June IL, 1870. juls-3w
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SAER0FF'1 SALE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that by virtue of an
~ Execution irs0ed out Of the Court OF Jos :pH
TAILOR. Justice OF the Peace in and for Towushp D
NO: Il, Placer county. California, on the 18th day
Of June, A. D. 1870. on Judgment rendered in
:aid Court on the 23d day Of April, A. d. 1870.
IN favor OF B. D. and S. B. Burr, and against A
BREEcE. JodN l.. Davis. THos D BowEy, J. D..
JONES. FRANKLIN DEGAx and HExRY K DAVIS, de-
ceased, (members Of the Rough Gold Company, J
tor he sum Of two huudred and forty.onc and
ninety seven one hundredth dollars ($24l 97),
damages. and eOsts Of suit. taxed at niue and ten
one-huodredh dollars go lO), I have levied
upon and will sell at Puplic AUCTION, to the
highest bidder, for cash on
Monday the lIsh day or July,
A. d. 1870, at two o'clock, P. ~, of that day, In
the towa Of Bath. said Township, County and
State. at the Mill Of said company, the following
described property, to wit:
That certain Cement, or Gravel Mill. known
~ the Rough Gold Companys Mil, situated ia
the town Of Bath Township No. 6, Placer county !.
with all the machinery, 6xturea, aI aIpur.euances
and improvements thereto belooging, or ia any
wise appertaining. Also, tweoty (2O) new Min
Shoes and Dies two (2) Tunaei Cars /; one ~
Punching Machine; one ~ Bearing Machine,
and two l2) sets BIacksmiihing Tools.
The said described property will sell az afore.
said. or 40 much thereof will satisfy said judg.
mene, costs, aceruing costs. and expenses of sale,
D. D. DUMMY,
Sheriff Placer County.
Dy !. Mccormick, Deputy.
Bath, June i8, 1870 ie2S. sw
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SUM MONS.

In the Justices Court Of Fourth Tosonship. in
Collar. County Of Placer, State Of Caii-
/0rn,a.
J. Fingland & S. F. Gwiun, doing business under
the name and title II FixGLAND 4 Gwixx,
plaintiffs; against J. N. BRowN. defendant.
THE people of the State of California send
i greeting to J. N. Brown, defendant: You are
hereby required to appear before me, at my Office
in the Fourth Township, at Coliax, County of
Placer. in on action brought against you by the
above named plaintiffs and answer the complaint
10 said action. on fle in my Office within fifteen
days exclusive OF the day of service) after the
service on you of this summons git...+f
The said action is brought to recover the sum
Of thirty-ive and twenty-five one hundredth dol.
lars 1855 22]. balance due from you to plaintitfs
on book account for meats sold and delivered, by
plaintiffs, to you, at your special instance and
request, at COliax, Township Four. County of
Placer, State Of California, IRON September ID,
1869. to February lst 1870. Aud you are hereby
notified that if you fail to appear aud answer said
complaint, as above required said plaintiffs will
take Judgment against you for the said amount
Of thirty-6ve add twenty-five one hundrcdlhrlol-
lars 1885 221. together with costs and damages.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Placer
county. greeting: Make legal service and due re-.
turn hereof.
Given under my hand this 25.h day Of Nay.
A. d. 1870. f-eD'
Mr.. D. TRAPHAGAN,
Justice Of the Peace of said Township 4.
It appearing from affidavit filed by J. Fling.
land, one OF the plaintds in the above entitled
action, that the plantihs have good cause OF
action, and after due diligence the defendant can.
not lie found, ,-bc, defendant, having left this
State, 20 that service cannot be bad on him per-
sonally; therefore It is ordered that the Sumnons
herein require the detendant 70 appear and au-
swer within 6fteen days, exclusive Of tho day OF
service. after service thereof, and be published for
the period Of three months from the 6ret day Of
publication. 10 the PLACER HERALD, q mper pub-
lished weekly in The cosnty of Placer, Staee of
California. find It h farther ordered that copy
Of the Summons be addressed 10 the defendant, j.
said Colfax being his last known reaidsncs.-
Givea under my hand this 9Th day OF June. A,
D. 1870. lnaE N. r. D. D.TRAPHACAN.
r. Justice Of the Peace Towuehip No. 1.
Auburn Juno II, 1870 jull Am
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ehERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TH.aT BY v1R-
~ tue of an Execution issued out OF the District
Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District OF the
State Of California, in and for the County Of
Nevada. on the I'd day Of June. A. d. 1870. on
judgment rendered in said court on the nth
L..ss Of January A. D. 1860, in favor OF E. Pratt
et ais, and against James l.. Hasleton, for the
sum Of one hundred and seventy eight and tween
ty.fve one hunJl edtbs dollars ($l7S 25),damages
aud costs, with interest thereon at the ratio oi
seven per cent. per annum. from the date OF said
Judgment, with costs and nccruinc costs, have
levied upon and will sell at Public Auction for
cash, and the Court House door. in the town o!
Auburn. Placer county, California, on
Monday, the 1th day or July, A. y. 1870.
at o'clock p. ~, all the right, title. and interest
OF james L. llazlcton in aud to the following de-
scribed property, to wit sasr1r ~
The undivided one. half Of n certain Quartz
Claim, known as Clark & Companys claims;
said claims containing four hundred feet Of
quartz lead known ~ the Clark lead, or ledge;
said claims being situated and lyi ing in the Opair
Mining District, Township No. 2, Placer county :,
California. commencing at point about 100 feet
north OF the shaft on said ledge, and extending
400 feet 10 a southerly direction, together wit6
all and singular the appurtenances, rights aud
privileges belonging TO the said defendant, James
l.. Hazlcton, IN said claims.
Also. the undivided one-half. being 200 feet
W ~ CCtt0t NutItA Ctuitu kuOWu 10 Tue EIrDL Elk
tension OF the Clark Lead, situated and being iu
the Ophir Mining District, Township No. 2, Pla-
Ger county, California said claims commence at
the southern boundary Of the Clark claims, and
extends 400 feet in u southerly direction on the
said quartz lead or ledge, with the dips and
spirs, privileges and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing. or Ia anywise appurtainng.
Also, the undivided onc-ihiri Of certain
Quartz Mining lain OF six hundred feet, situate
and being in the Ophir Mining District, T,wn-
ship No 2, Placer county, California, and south
Of the town OF Ophr commencing at the north.
ern boundary OF the Stand Hope Companys
claims, and extending six hundred feet from ,aid
Stand Hope claims in u northeriy direction, on
the lead known as the Stand Hope Quartz Lead.
All Of which mining claims will sell scpa-
rately, or 70 much thereof as may he sufficient to
satisfy the above judgment, costs OF suit and ex-
penses of sale.
B. II. DU.N.V.1M -.
Sheriff Placer County.
Sherin's ONCE. Auburn. June l6:h. 1870.
jul8-3w
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LEGAL ApvER1IsIxrrsNr
ADMINlloTRAToR,o eAIg.

NOTICE II hereby given that by virtue and IL
Iv pursuance Of The Order Of the Probate Court
Of the County of Placer. In the State Of CaliTor-
mia, made on the 3th day OF Jene, D. 1870, In
the matter OF the estatc W. D.LAwRrxcn, decsas-
ed. the undersig gnsd Administratoe Of said estate,
will sell at Private Sale all that csrtain real pro-
perty described ~ follows, to wits: ---Sszssi
i. Lot OF land and dwellisg house situated Ia
the eastern part Of the town Of Iowa Hill, Town.
ship No. Z. y.<,
.. Garden lot, coutaiuiug about one acre, ia
rear OF dwelling. sues 'ss
8. Lot of land and Office, situated on north side
OF Maine Street, Iowa Hill. sla.a
4. Cabin. situated on BisdA Flat. larasf
3. One ninth interest ia Orion Compauy's min :
ing claims. situated on Iowa Hill and Sugar Loaf.
=. Buena Vista Company's claims, situated 1t
Canada Hill. Township No. 8 80 shares.
4. Two fitths interest In Lawrence 4 Company's
claims, situated on North Fork Of the Ausriean
river, below Mineral Bar. sasssy 81
8. One-half interest or share Of whole Of Clark
4 Co. claims, situated on the norlh side Of Roach
Hill. Fl sa.ass
9. Five-eighs Of viaco Co. claims, situated
ebovs Birds Flat.
10. Big Union Co. claims. situated on Iowa
Hill. 80. ,ree
II. One half interest In old Meserolc claim,
atuatesl on the north side OF Independence Hill.
Township No.7. st
Notice is further given that on and after the
18th day Of July, A. D. 1870 at Iowa Hill. Ia the
County Of Placer, the Lndersigned, Administra-
tor Of the said estate, will receive bids for said
property. .,.sf.s~-a s... ...s,.,,,.l ].
Said PROPERTY will be cold 10 the highest bid
der. for cash. The terms OF sale will 6e, cash in
hand, gold coin Of the United States and the
s'te will be subject TO confirmation by the Pro-
bate Court.
EPHRAIM LAWRENCE, ..
Administrator of the Estate Of
III. aa w. d. Lawrence, deceased.
E. L. CRAIo, .4ttcrney for Administrator.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-02

ACoRrsE BY RAIL-THE Singular CONTENTS
OF A MYsrERIoUs BOx.-A box Of rather unusual
dimensions attracted attention at the Western
Pacific freight depot yesterday. from emitting
% have been shipped from .1uburn as mercban-
disc !" and was consigned 10 Hrm in Toledo
OAio. Suspicion was at once aroused that the
box contained a CORPSE and all kinds Of conjec-
lures were ect on foot as to its history. when
gentleman named Secley put the mattcr at rest
BY admitting that the questionable box contaised
the body OF his wife. who had died but lew days
before at Auburn. Placer county, Of consumption.
He said he supposed he could send her body East
in coffin boxed in such q way that no body
would know what II contained. After being in
formed that such IL never carried as freight, and
never under any circumstances unless hermeti-
cally sealed IL was decided to hand the body over
to the Coroner for burial Sceley stated that but
. few weeks since be arrived here on an emigraut
train with his wife and four young children, the
former being quite low with consumption. The
trip how ever, proved too severe, and she sank
rapidly. In the hope Of again reaching home 10
die auSones her friends and relatives, they started
again for the East, but when they had reached
.fuburu, Mrs. Seeley became 90 weak ~ TO be un.
able 70 proceed, and there they stopped, and In
few days she died. Disheartened and ia q strange
land the husband disliked 10 leave her remains
behind. and resolved upon the above exped icnt
with the result just stated. Vt 10 an extremely
sad story, rnd lev who read Il will fail TO sympa.
thiss with the bereaved husband and bic orphan
ed children.- Sacramento Reporter.
The box was lined with zinc, SOLDER Cd and sup.
posed to be hermeticaiy scaled, here at Auburn,
and taken TO the depot 70 be shippsd to Toledo,
snd was to have been accompanied BY young
man, the step-son Of the deceased. At the depot
Mr.. Seelcy was told that no through freight would
be taken from .duburn, and that be must take the
box 10 Sacramento before it could bs startsd
overland. why Il remained in Saoransnto from
Saturday until the next Thursday We are not I'd.
vised. The remains were buried 10 Saesamento.
The Reporter tails the balance Of the stosy cor.
rectly.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-02

THAT freshness and beauty Of complexion. 20
much to be desired, cannot lie retained unless the
female system is in a healthy condition, and free
from obstructions For those diseases peculiar
to the female sex, whether in the young or old
married or single, at the dawn of womanhood
OF the turn of life. no other remedy produces 40
beneficial result. as Dr. Walkers Vegsfobie Yin.
egsr Bitteys. Its purifying effects add ,one 10
the stomach, and invigoratc the whole system.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

Estate Of HENRY r. DAVIS, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undcrsign
IN Thos. Jamison, Publ. Administrator OF Plac.
err county 10 the creditors si and all persons hav.
ing claims against the estate OF said deceased, to
exhibit theni with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months alter the first publication OF this
notice, to said Public Administrator, at his Office
in Auburn, county Of Placer.
THOS. JAMISON,
Public Administrator Placer Couaty Cal.
-4uburn, June lS, 1870. jul8-4w
The Placer herald., 1870-07-02

62S Gifts in ll,......... $500, 900.
and making the distribution Of the gifts, a.
above announced, the balance will be applied to
cxtinguishiug the present Indebtedness Of the
Mercantile Library Association.
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate direction of the Board Of
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Association, D,
assisted by = Supervisory Committee, selected
from State. City and County officers, aud we'll
known citizens Of San Francisco.
Holders Of tickets to which gifts may be
awarded. will receive the same on presentation
Of such tickets or coupons TO the Business Agents
Of the Board OF Trustees, at their office,
3ls CALIFORNIA STREET,
San Francisco, California.
Orders for Tickets, post paid, accompanied by
remittance, will meet with prompt attention.
Tickets for Sale June LIST, 1870,
ONLy AT TINE OFFICE.
A liberal discount will he allowed where 100,
500 or 900 Tickets arc bought in one lot.
The Trustees have appointed Ll
MAURICE DORE, and
''a7 CHARLES r. PETERS.
318 California Street.
Business Agents for the sale OF Tickets, and
for the transaction Of all Business connected
with the Entertainment, to whom all commuui-
cations may DO addressed.
ROBERT B. SWAIN. President NJ. L. A.
w. II. L. BARNES. Vice Pres't.
WIN. c. RALSrON, Treasurer
THOS. R. HAYES. Recording Sec.
DAVID WILDER. Corrssp. Sec.
T1UvrEBS, NJ. h n.
VIM. Jdshburner, Isaac wormser
J. ~. McNulty. Alt'dP. Elfelt,
.4rth n. Ehhch, VIM. @. Badger,
WIN. E. Wood, F. B. Reynolds,
Samuel Hubbard. tf
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! lecA1r,. a 1,III, !, : = v.

The Stare sat Sssipes b aew sdlsed and pub.
lished BY ". A. Sslkirk. Oar old friend. the
former publisher, passed ID hid checks witheut .
valsdictory :. !. An elderly man came within an
ace Of getting killed at Clipper Cav few days
ago. He started TO get on the frain while In mo-
tioa, stumpsd bic foot against the iron Of . side
track, and was just falling between the baggage
and Arst passenger cars when the conductor, Capt.
Knight, caught him and saved his life.. On
to U. S. mail contractor H. F. Page, stated from
the depot, crossed the r. r. track and went down
the hill psll-mell. leaped the Bear river ditch,
tore through Ar. Wilson fence. .brohe the tongue,
upset the stage, smashed the bows, bent the lamp
rack, and len things sort Of shittershattercd gen.
orally. The damage has all been repaired, and
the Coloma and Georgetown lins has deves miss-
ed schedule time. .The case Of D. n. Walker,
W. Bingham aud Hawes, has been on TRIAL 10 the
County Court for two or three days, and i still
on trial. :. Our farmers have about closed gath
ering their grain crops. and the yield is about
an avcragc-Summer fallowed Aud early town
being above that figure. Smith, Of the xarys-
Vile Standard. has been on the plains Ia West
ern Placer. whether in the daytime or night il
not stated, and states that the rescA frop there
is failure. II 10 not 60 in these fcothils. a. We
will have more than can HuI goUd market.
n Chinese miner showed Us quartz slug this
week as large as goose egg. full Of pure gold,
picked up 10 some surface claim near here.
Evergreens are being cartcd into town by the
wagon load for decorative purposes. preparatory
for the 4th.. Charley Higsins has opened a
saloon under Odd Fellows hail.. Judge R. c
Pollard has removed his Justice, Notary and Law
Office to Lipsctt's stone building, opposite the
HERALD Office. -. "A. I.ipsett is repaintins and
reftting the Orleans HOTEL. The Thermometer
stands at 9s 10 our Office as we 60 to gress.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-02

AUsuRX SELECT School. Of b >uor for the
month Of juno: George Gardiner, Albert ARM
bruster. Edward Filter, Ida wesxing, Marion y.
Chipmaa, Annie Lipsett. Mary Berry, Barbara
Connolly, Margaret Mullen, MIME Bethel, Annie
Rogers, Ada Upset and Jennie Walkup.
r. CuAzor1r, Teacher.
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Notice to Mechanics +!
A PREMIUM OF $500

Will b given for tho best Model Of two wheel,
Of glass aud iron, for this distrihution. 3
The Trustees reserve the right 70 re;est any
apd al models juts
The Placer herald., 1870-07-02

AWNING TonS Down On Wednesday last a
horse Of Mr.. WIN Greeley was hitched to an avn.
Ing post In front Of llouser's dry goods store,
and from some cause he became frightened, pull
ed back, taking the post with him, rending the
canvas and doing o,h,r damage. The horse had
an excellent chance to commit suicide by IA king
Fan with the awning post. but he decided other
wise, and waited patiently until he was released
from bis unpleasant pretlicamcnt.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-02

q SPECIAL RArEs--visitors to The Lake, buying
railroad tickets from San Francisco. Sacramento, O,
Marysville or Colfax, to TRucKEE, at the regular
ticket rates, can purchase ESPECIAL RETURN
TICKETS" at the TAHOE House at rate which. in
addition TO the fare paid to Truckse, will naket
but two-thirds OF the foil price os tickets, Tor
the round trip. ma7-N
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FREE OF TOLL.

1T Il understood that Dr.. :. r. Crandall will
tara the toll gate free to all who attend the fourth
At Auburn. Arrangements are also being made
10 make the toll gate free Al Grecnwoods, on the
Big Hill reed. r4