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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAer-rourh, if.n and sixth

AMusEMEHTs--EroHTn PAGr-Fourth Gftn and sixth
ssrRSISSf 7Twnn,1n pAGn-yif.h column
BoARDERs WANTED SECOND PAeR-First, second and
s ssoSREyS SS$k sssys p
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES EIcnr PAox-Third col.
STsTS SFA, sq gE1aTS column
CLERKS xSS sxLEsaEs- TWELFTH rAer-rhird and
2Gaans xsD
Hs sss column
SSHSTsf sSARb5 sSSosD rAsf,r eaTiS Column 3,
RssfisynH H oAlaasH f1aa@5s-d ssana ''''''
usFTaSis aHiSs 90 D. fAanHFifsh sixth
column
fiHST TO
sgss# r4..y
HEEf RSSERD
HORSE SSRsixaEs, 4o-rInsr PAen-Thrd. fourth
HSGsEs soSss as wssah fsg%s pAo.s.
: GEN REAL EsTArE FOR R9 sALE--s I'm tai P1as~
I IsS sSS rAans,sA ss,spn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SEcoND PAaE--Fourth column.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT PAag-strth column.
MILLINERY AND DREsSMAHING-FInsr PAeE-Sixib
MILITARY-EIenTH PAaE-second column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
xIschIIa iSiSln EIGHTH pAer-s.eoud column
nU6ICAI.-NINTH PAGE-Sccond column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column
YIAkOFORTES-NINrH PAGE-Second column.
POIITlCAL--EIGHTH PAGE-Third column.
pAdR-Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF TIE CITY FOR SALE or TO
RiNT-NINTH PAGE-F Fourth column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-NINTH PAcE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE WANTED--NIsTu PAGE-rifth column
REWARDS-SEooSD PAGR-Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTI0N-NrsTH PAGK-Frst and second
columns.
BITUATlONs wANTED-FEMALE PAGE
First second, third fourth nth and sixth columns !;
- and TWELFTH PAGE-Firzt and second columns
sIFUATlONs WANTED-MALES-TwELTTH PAGB-
sPEClAL NOTICEsFIRsr PAaE-Firs,. second and third
sPoRTIN0-Doos BIRDS. 4c.-FInsr PAor-Tbrd
TIE TRApEs-TwELFrn PAaH-Fifth column
THE TuRF--FIRsT PAeE-Thrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSES-sfooSD PACE
\. Fifth column.
TRAYELLERs' GUIDE-FInsr PAGx-Fifth column.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE -EIGnTH PAGE--Third column.
HATCHES, JEWkLRY, &C.--FIRsT PAGR-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c-EIGHTH PAaE-Thrd col
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THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE BAR OF
the city Of New York believing ths. The time has ar
choice OF onca occupying the position Of the hr minis
justice first city OF America have resolved 70
the voters OF this city and
the nomination or MATTHEW 4. BRENNANto the oncs
of Sheriff.
We believe that past public services guarantee OF
the fidelity honesty he viii exhibit In this position, and
we advise good citizens for him. without regard to
political bias or prejudice.
Deening fitting expression of opinion
before party nominations made, rather than AFTER
all who IN favoro OF eecng TO this post an up
In conveying this desire 70 MATTHEW T. BRENNAN that he
viii consent 10 be candidate for the once of High Sheriff OF
Nnrt citu
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT.



. Nrw YORK, Ost. @, 1870.
meeting OF the Bosrd Of Health Of the Health Depart
mont OF the city OF New York held at Office, B1i Mott
street on the tta day of October 1870 the resou
Resolved That section Jas of the Sanitary Code be Amended
20 az 10 read rs folcws--
Section 49, That captain, agent or persou having
charge Of attached to cyboat sailing or other
nor person in charge OF
or pubic private conveyance, shall 10 bs
eonveyei thereon, or by Aforesaid shall any
person convey allow TO be carried In
manner from or 10 the city OF New York. the dead body
any human being, any pan thereof without permit
therefor from this Department And the proper coupon for
that purpose attached airy permit when shall
be preserved and returned to this Department gula-
Tons may require BY the proper ocer person such
train OF or vehicle which such body be
Yied from said city.
Provided however that tho shall be given I'M
der this section TO burial transit permit issued by
Health ODlcer OF the city Of Brooklyn burial
oil pei , from this Department when the death OF
Che person named in the perm shall have the
city of Brooklyn. JOSEPH q. BOSw ORTIZ, President
ENMoNs CLARK, Secretary.
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HARLEM TO CITY HALL IN is MINUTES.-ALL
workingmen and people OF Yorkvile and Harlem win
bold another meeting this Thursday evening" at O'clock
from Harlem TO City Hall.
JOHN FOLEY, President.
ASHER BARNET, Secretary Twelfth and Nineteenth Ward
Citizens Association.
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THE EXECUTORS SALE AT
4 NEW DORP, g. IT,
postponed account Of the storm, WIN place
1Thusdas Boat leavea foot whitehall street At II O'Clock
JOHNSON MILLER, Auctioneers.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C:
A GREAT SALE 1s q R TsNTT S1Sox
fasHsSS
ON fs hi u vi; asEs. sci ii,sssa H.
TWO s4HAs ;.ss ~As5s road
EaH NEIL n Knows ,rers mare
HsssS s$ ssA zi;; sSSs T.,
TX as s.rs aaS
TLEdAsr AND FINE blood bay oe,atns, ,ss high,
I s. ssss fs$ sss horse
ASD Rsi;f ~ Rs and r ytss
AsRs 4sb sf' .y hs sns
driver % can be produced; tlot IN $685. elegant
fs Ta'i BAY s GRp inc .se a high
r s by and
hs'a EI Gsr w'ps sap and spd
ABD1LIA can trot 10 MfSuTEs 4 Warranted 't sound
sT ALSO ONE shifting top Park Phaeton, BY BREW
sos s "a Ga Rss SATIN LIN
., oNE SHIFTING TOP coal box Road Wagon pole and
ONE SHIFTING TOP square box Road Wagon, pole and
ONE SHIFTING TOP clipper DO, Wagon pole and shafts;
ONE SIDE s sr INC; Concord Wagon, line order
Two p SITS LIGP double leather Road Harness.
ONE 'sET LIGHT double leather covered Phaeon Har-
Two SETS SINGLE ,iGsf Road Harness, made by DuSs-
ROLES, HORSE CLOTHING, Whips, Bits, &C., A.;
smlnsa any Tins previous 10 sale Al the stables:
N d huc n MnT \ w goR FAN
IERsALL corner Broadway and Thiyninh street.
NO PosrpoNENENr on accoun. of weather
At THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
opposite The Pos, oSc s.' '"''
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our n 6usinsss s. !. conSus.ed a. our
lie AND III EAsp Hs sTFsh sEn 9TH AVENUE
s AEHss niSS f. sSS
:, ss;ss y1s s
Honorable merssns ,HrsaI as. "A'A gov
sound from s.to q hour. for trial. A'''' ''-'
our san re- Where
Ss. msss sn SALE
A -BREwsrER, OF TWENTY-FIVE srREET-A.
Only sells Carriages which are actually manufactured
on the premises satisfactory proof OF which given
purchasers.
A BREWSTER, OF TwENTy.FIFrH sTREET-A.
manufactures no cheap WORK. but Will sell all vehicles at
the owss prices which perfect be constructed
and at which an honest guaranty viii be given.
A BREWSTER, OF TWENTY FIFTH sTREET-A.
Invites the riding pubic others satisfy themselves
by inspection Of process manufacture that only
the choices. material Carriages of construction
A BREWSTER, OF TwENTYFIFTH sTREEr-A.
Has in stock finished large elegant assortneD, Of
reasonable work. including the latest novelties The Dsi
Coupes in New YORK.
A BREWSTER, OF TwENTY-F1rTH sTREET-A
Three hand claences good order two Of which
look like new two coupes but little used two second hand
Rocxaway one Or two good second hard Busgcs, all Of
TOMORROW.
DOUBLE SHEET EIGHT PAGE PAPER
THE
GREAT CARTOON,
BALLOON VIEW
OF THE
SIEGE OF PARIS.
SEE
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
ALL
THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
MILITARY ITEMS,
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE CITY AND COUNTRY
AND BOTH nEMIsrHEREs
ADVERTISERS WOULD DO WELL TO REMEMBER
THAT
THE TELEGRAM
HAS
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
or ALL THE EVENING PAPERS.
SUBSCRIPTION, 500. PER MONTH
sUBscRIPTloN, SO PER YEAR
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
IMPORTANT SALE OF SPLENDID HUDSON RIVER
Property.

IA1ohAANl BALE Of hfLENDID HUDSON HlVEH
Positive and without reserve.
elegant site. FOR Country residences absolute
s1sss ~ & ss ssa:sa
tate EST beauty ana variety ssse.siSy ana
,ase. By other suburb No section Is
e % a Dr re- mo |
time 70 purchase and this the favorable opportunity. Rs
ososs '' ''' SSt 0i'sSil
NEW DoRP STATEN ISLAND THE POSITIVE Ex-
e rare e psas e ne
% " sss ,s the own price Every plot
81 HsosfE T. sa ns s,s s Free tickets
O'Sl''Ass l Rs1wsSas Co.'s LOTTERIES
70 AaAB1mA 50 q GLASS no so7-o9TosrH r. M
!" rs g % 4 z: "a q n 1sa 70
= = Il e. = % II q
a. IT, ~ a. ~ q: o.. "a o. 81 o. 80 a. o.
- q "a \: r. y q: ss a.. :,
10 srosissy iss fulton stree, and No. aFSif
ITO MARkETxEN AND OTHERS.
ssS s asss fn ss a:
Saturday,; S ss for tho an'a''n q on
Application ,tands and stall. IN SAID mase. mus. be
made to the Hy ls
ConrraoLLrn's orrTSos,
New YORK, Sept. %, 1870
ITO PATENTEEs AND CONTRACTORS OF WOODEN
are prepared to furnish Pitch Pine Lain
any quantity ana At the price. Our mills situated
maad Fseits. for ireisisihx lumber from hi. point to
p' along 'hi Aqsn Fss sGari Ire Go s
THIS is TO INFORM ALL PERSONS THAT WE HAVE
1 no agent. doing business in New York wishou, our
PoRrER ASi COATES, ses Chestnut street, Philadelphia
nnr., -. ~,,.,u,,-.~.. <.-..,,~,.
& sosEPm Bates % %
sPOKTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
noesas bovEY p:ss street, 0 sSn 1sr
N. B.-Ladiss attended by Mrs. Dovey =
& Fish and Plant: for stocking al aqaDr An
as ana ss de- eass and whole
A THOROUGHBRED POINTER BITCH, SPLENDID.
for . ae H ss. n after
Dog and Gun warranted; price for both $3.50.
ERANcIs BUTLER, NO. 8. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
he choice breeds OF Dogs for sale and stock Butler.
Ferrets Dogs boarded, trained &C. Medicines for iii
TOR sALE-A ST. BERNARD DOG, IS MONTHS OLD;
9a one Black ansTan. 70 months od ,hcroug hired
los FIRST avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
MuZzLE LOADER FOR sALE-I2 GAUGE; CASE AND
11 implements complete London maker: also Ballard
Rifle both bargains Address MuZZLE LOADER, Herald
Office.
THE TURF.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUE
Fail races 1870.
October 6, 8, ", 12 and l5
Err s:sa az % RIM from vo,
6ecOpd = n
:, ,r A. BELMONT, President
JEROME PARK RACEs-FALL MEETING.
- Tickets 10 be had At BREWSTER A cos
Fifth Avenue and Fourteenth street.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD,
In JEROME PARK RACES.
OCTOBER 9, r II, ID and Is.
Extra trains this road will Forty second gtrcst
each race day at II 30 A. NJ and IL 80 r. NJ Excursion
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A SECOND HAND CLARENCE, LANDAU, COUPE,
n Depot and six seat Rockaways reasonable Carriages
and Harness, 2l per cent less than elsewhere.
HAMS corner broadway and Fourth street.
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NEW DoRP, STATEN IsLaND.-THE POSITIVE Ex-
~ ecutors sale OF splendid property belonging TO the
Lnkat estate WIN afford rare opportunity 10 purchase
Deauu Rural sites at the buyers price, Every plot
VIII De perenpori sold without Sale takes place
on wednesday, October H. the premises Free tickets at
JOHNSON MILLER'S, rs Nassau street.
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A FEW SECOND HAND COACHES AND WAGONS,
"A very low at CORBETT CO.'S, l22, la and l26 West
Twenty-lfh street.
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COACH FOR sALR.-A LIGHT AND GOOD COACH
for sale first rate running order lust done Ip cheap
Apply At l0o W est Thirty .lrst street.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD,
In JEROME PARK RACES
OCTOBER 9, = II, 1B and 10.
Extra trains this road will Forty gtrcSt
each day at II 80 A. NJ and IL 80 r. NJ Excursion
Ticket, 10 cents Cars reserved for ladies.
j. 9. BUCKHOUT. Srperiniendsnf.
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WANTED $4,000 MORTGAGE ON PROPERTY WORTH
w than three times the amount, In westchestcr
T. SHEPHERD, eos Broadway,
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DARTlEs HAVING MONEY TO INVEST IN OR TO
j. purchase mortgages property win hear OF
Office.
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ITO kARKETMEN AND OTHERS.
i Public notice Is hereby given that the new market
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth srees and the
East river viii be open for the transacen OF business
Saturday, October |, 1870.
Application for stands and stalls In said market must be
made 10 the Collector Of City Revenue IN this department.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
CoAPTROLLER's OrrFIOR,
NEW YaR Sent
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pavemsniswc prepared to furnish Pitch Pine Lun.
any quantity ana at the lowest price Our mills are situated
in and adjacent 10 savannah, with ample timber at
mand. Facilities for fre.hng lumber from this point TO
ports along the Atlantic coast are unsurpassed.
b. Il. FERRILL " CO., Brokers, SAvannah.
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A SECOND HAND TOP WAGON, $40; ROAD WAC.
"A Ssb general assortment Of ali syies second hand
Carriages for sale low Harness. 3l2 ups Robes ana Ban
kes 81 up; Coaches Clarences ko last years slegbs $50
up TO make for fresh stock
VI. H. GRAY, "a to % wooster street
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CoUPE, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS. IN FINE ORDER
" viii be sold low WOOD BROTHERS Co,
24O proa dwav
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THE PLACER COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

WILL. BE HELD AT
Au B y r ri,
Commencing ON TUESDA Y, May II, 1870,
and will continue In session four days.
T CALL THE ATTENTION OF TEACHERS
i " the following Order OF Exercises. which
will be generally adhered to, unless chan gcd by
or'ier OF the Institute and ! especially call the
attention OF Teachers named, in order that they
may be prepared for the exercises assigned to
them.
FIRST DAY.
Eleven O'Clock, A. NJ. Organization.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Class Exercise in Gramm- r, by Miss Mash, Of
Michigan Bluff.
Grammar.
Class Exercise in Composition, by A. II. Good
rich.
Discussion on the same.
Adjournment
Meeting of the Board OF Examination.
SECUND DAY.
FoRENoo SESSION.
Singing.
Discus sion Should teaching be reduced to .
science!
Class Exercise in Arithmetic, by T. r. Ash
br ok.
Discussion on the same.
Essay. by Miss +. A. Woodruff.
Class Exercise in spelling.
Discussion on the subject
AFTERNOON SESSION
Address by A Il. Goodrich Subject, Duties
of Parents and Teachers
Discussion on the subject OF the address.
Class Drill-Uhject Lesson ~ -. Essay
by Mrs Humphrey.
Adjournment.
Meeting OF the Board.
THIRD Day.
Singing.
Class Exercises in Mental arithmetic, by y.
Discussion on the same.
Glass Exercises IN reading.
Discussion on the subject.
Class Exercises in .algebra by II. N. Atkinson.
Discussion.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Singing.
Discussion on School Discipline.
Class Exercise in Physiology.
Essay by -.
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 refractory pupils.'
Resolutions.
Adjournment.
Meeting OF tho BOARD.
School Officers. and every person feeling an
interest in the cause of education, are invited to
he present. And the attention OF Teachers de
string ex minaton is directed to the meetings OF
the Board. All temporary certificates. after adj
journmt mt OF the Boarti will he revoked.
JOHN T. KINKADE.
Supt. Common Schools, Placer County.
apps Al.
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MINING NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE PLACER GOLD MINING
" 4 Canal Company. Location of Works Town
ship No. &. County Of Placer aud State oi Cali
lornia
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of
the Trustees OF said Company. held on the ninth
day OF April, A. ID. 1870. an assessment (No. J
OF two dollars per share was levied upon the
Capital Stock OF said Company. payable immedi-
stely in gold coin TO the Secretary, at the Office
OF the Company No. S02. Howard street, San
Francisco California. Any stock upon which
said Assessment shall remain unpaid on Friday.
the 20h day of May. II ID. 1870. shall he deemed
delinquent. ard will be duly advertised for sale
nj public auction. and unless payment he made
heicre will be sold on
Friday, the 10th day OF June A. ID. 1870,
to pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expresses OF 3 lc.
C.S HALEY. Secretary.
Office of Company 8O2 Howard street San
francisco Cal. Office hours to 8 z. NJ.
ap ldd.
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SAN FRANCISCO
GOLD PLATING
sILvER WORKS.

ITO QUARTZ MILL MEN, MINERS, hotel
i Keepers aud others.
The San Francisco Plating Works are prepar.
ed to furnish Silver Plate. Copper. Am.lgana-
ting Plates. o! all sizes and In any quantities. at
the Very Lowest Rates.
Full weight OF Silver deposited and satisfac
tion guaranteed in every respect.
~ Particular attention given to Plating
Goods for Builders. Plumbers and Gnnsmiths.
OLD GOODS Of all kinds repaed for Hotels,
Restaurants, &c.
18rAll work done ut the lowest prices.
T.. G. DENNGSrON, Proprietor.
HAvILAND. tIooPER II Co. Agents.
CrOckery and Glassware Dealers.
335 PINE STREET near MONTGOMERY.
San Francisco.
- The finest guilty OF Sheet Copper ex.
pressly for Mining purposes furnished and cut to
any size at the loves; rates.
a full assortment OF Plated Goods and Cut-
lery for sale Rt low ratsv.
March 1tb s-oU
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LOCK-STITCH.

A nd ranks highest on account Of the elasticity.
pcrmanence. beauty aud general desir.blensss 81
application"
This report was in accordance.with the previ-
GUS the stitching when done, and the wide
range OF its awards at the lair OF the United
States Agricultural Society, at the Fairs oil the
American Institute. New York;
Mechanics Association. Boston;
Franklin Institute. Philadelphia;
Kentucky Institute. Baltimore;
Mechanics Association. Cincinnati;
Mechanics Association. ST. Louis;
Mechanics Institute. San Rrancisco;
Metropolitan Nee hanics' Institute, WasAioe.
AT TnR STATE PAIRS or
Maine Virginia, Tennessee.
Vernon: Mississippi Illinois.
Connecticut, Missouri, Kentucky,
New York, Ohio. Michigan,
New Jersey, Indiana, WisconsIs.
Iowa. Pennsylvania. Califvruia,
And ut hundreds OF County Fara
The bat,lctelds OF Napoleon l. were scarcely
more numerous than the ioreigu eossssts Of We
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machiaes. Paris 10
1861. London, 1862, Linz and Kengsbuvg, 1855.
Dantzie. Agram and Krema 1864, and Dublla,
Stettin, Cologne and Wiemar 1865. bew teslias-
ny 10 the superiority Of the Machine and lie ~.
probation abroad. A. nu there I.tsssasisssl
Exhibitions the best fruits Of fersigs esaiss
were arrayed agaipst it, backed ~ nutiooal
amour proprt; but there. as here, the star d its
destiny is always in the ascendant.
Indeed no human testimony could be stronger
than that which has been accorded this Machine
for superiority over all Others Tor family use ank
for general manufacturing purposes.
We can now supply our customers with Stod-
dard's Patent Tuck Maker Tor the Wheeler 3
Wilson Machine only, and one Of the most use-
ful attachments for the Machine ever invented,
which, while the Machine is sew ing one tssk,
makes the line OF marks for the next.
rE This Tuck Maker was awarded the TIRsr
PREMIUM at the great State Fair held in Sasra-
mento, 1867, over all competitors.
These Machines are specially adapted for the
use oil farmers being able to sew grain sacks
and heavy clothing with the same facility rs the
usual family work making more durable .eam'
not liable TO ravel, as 10 the oasc OF the loop o.
chain stitch.
w. N. sToDDARD.
Agent 70 tho Paeine Coast.
Once No. 435 ,nigomery street,
jyl7-Iy1 SAN FRANCISCO.
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MINING NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL meeting of the Rising Sun
l. Gold 4 Silver Mining Company will be held
faI. County OF Placer, State OF California, on
Monday, June 5th. 1870, at IL o'clock, u. m for
the purpose of eleclng Trustees for the ensuing
year. The question OF raising the Capital stock
Of the above said Company will be submitted and
also voted on. All stockholders are request ed
to attend. W A. HINES. Sec retary,
Once nj Hayiord Hines & Cos Store.
Colfax. April 30th, I870.-4w
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DISTRICT ATTORNEYS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" District Attorney of Placer County will when.
ever requested and when not otherwise officially
engaeei. attend. either in person or by bis duly
appointed Deputy. to the trial of all actious
wherein The People are interested, in any JUS
ice's Court within the County and Justices OF
the Peace are notified that no other persons are
authorized by law to appear as attorneys on be-
half Of The People in such cases.
HENRY II. FELLOWS,
Disti let Attorney.
Auburn March 23d. 1870. mlr26-4t.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For s ale.

A HOUSE AND LOT IN AUBURN -
II The house has FIVE ROOMS. kitch c::i
Ell, also good passage through the center of The
house; u good cellar and u fine WELL OF WA.
TER at the door. The Lot is Large and planted
in fruit trees. For further particulars apply 10
J. X. GWYNN.
Next door to the HERALD Office, Auburn.
ap23 3w.
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PROBATE NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate cf CH.4RLES BfLDWLV, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, ,
" Executor of the Estate of Charles BALDWIN,.
Deceased, to the Creditors Of. and all persons
having claims against the said Deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers within
ten months after the first publication of this no
tice. to the said Executor at his residence at
Michigan Bluf, Placer county. California.
JAMES MOSS. Executor.
Auburn. April l6lh. 1870. ap23-4W
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A TILL FINGERER.-On Wednesday evening
last. jus. about dusk some pcsky thief, supposed
to be one Of the mongrel party's quiet. honest,
industrious Mongolian laborcrs, stole from Ed.
Holly's billiard saloon and bakery, the money
drawer and contents. Mr.. Holly being out of
town Miss Holly had turned the key. locking
the drawer, and gone into another room, aud but
. short time had elapsed, when the mon.
ey, drawer and all WIS discovered TO he gone
There were but three or four dollars in change
in the drawer, which is not az serious present
loss as the drawer, luck aud key.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14

school,. Picnic The School children of .au-
burn hold grand picnic at Bloomer Rauch to-
day. The children and others participating will
leave the school grounds at hall past light o'clock
AN. Swings and other amuSemcnts will be pro-
vded. These grounds are pleasant, and full
baskets should and doubtless will he on band.
This pic mic is arranged for the children and
thos. having their innocence and pleasure at
heart, and II il hoped that not hing will occur
on the grounds which is not proper in the sight
and bearing Of children.
The Placer herald., 1870-05-14
EDUCATIONAL.

Until FURTHER NOTICE. THE OFFICE
u Of Superintendent ct Publlc Instruction will
be in Rocklin; but for ne convenience of the
public will he in Auburn on each Saturday
prepared to transact all legitim tie official bust
ness. JOHN Y. KINKADE,
Superintendent oil Public Instruction for Pa-
Ger county. [nrl2 I'm.