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Oar New Pianos Sold uEs easy
.MOnthly instruments if desired,

We refer below seversl IaItes in Portland, who
have purchased these Pianos and thoroughly test
| ed them one, two and three years; who will now
frankly testify that they are proving to be in every
respect, all that could be desired in Piano. Hold
ing their natural goodness of tone perfectly. The
actions working with the same nicely as when
new and standing in tune remarkably well. Sever
al OF the Pianos sold at our exhibition last Novem
Der have not been tlned yet, being nearly year,
and are i'll excellent order now.)
The fact that have sold a large Iumbe
to the best citizens OF Portland in short time,
show best their merits aud excellence.
Among those that have purchased these Planes
are:
Samuel yvaterhouse, Clothing Dealer, 2S
carlton ST.
W IN III. Waldron. No Oak st i, Firm J. w
True 81 Go.
WIN. Ii. Stephenson, Stale Of.
Geo. H' knight, Wholesale Druggist State
NJ. G. Palmer, Dealer ina Boots 81 Shoes,
OxfOs d st.
John Il. Palmer, Wholesale HliIIiner, VIM
ter st.
Mrs ID. Choate, ParIkst.
ter ST.
Mrs. J. Hall Little, 42.EzisE.st.
ID. T. Chase, Cumberland st.
e. Martin. Firm Martin. PennciI a. Co r
WIlmOf st.
L. y. Wa'erh0use. Firm Martin. Fennell IL
Co., Cedar ST.
Frank Re. Pray, Custom House, Carlton st.
e. p. Br0oAs, Firni of d WI n e r.. Gum
berland ST.
VIM II. Rhodes. Naanu'fr Steam Heaters.
Congress ST.
A. X. shatiucsk franklin ST.
Frnnkl lin Turkey. Builder, North 81.
ID. S. Jones, Mail Ag't II II r., North ST.
Isiaah Randall, Builder. Waiervilie st.
Sam'I H. GiiEey, Spring 81.
R enry argent, Atlantic 81.
Mrs. q. RutIer,
y. w. Stiiphen, Carriage Maher, Oxford ST.
Thomas RandaII, Foreman at Portland
Cas- Works, India ST,
G. X Brydges, Builder, Torth,st
Joseph <Rezeiton, Saccarappa.
VIM. IN. Sargent, Collector Gust nis, Cas-
tiue.
John w. Dresser, HIanu'fr Cordage, Cas-
We shall also offer with these Pianos large va
rety OF elegant Piano covers,
Also several second hand Pianos, which we lave
do lob in
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CHUSETTS.
Sob net

BOSTON, Oct. % -Schooner Mary III.
Banks from Georgetown, d, c., for Wareham
rent ashore near Nantucket on the 22d inst.
The crew and one lady were saved by life
boat. The captain has engaged wreckers to
Sava oaroo nd affoots
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NICE initial Stationary % sheets paper and
% ENVELOPES boxes for so cents.
CoGIA HAssAN, 1923 Middle street.
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no THE DAILY PRESS.

LONDON. Oct. 23-The Times states that ex
emperor Napoleon declared that toe recent re-
ports from France of the Bonapartist conspir.
acy and the intended descent upon the coast
OF France entirely ioundationless. The EN-
peror claiming that he is the only legitimate
sovereign of France, advocates no violent
measures for the restoration of his dynasty
but believes his partisans should urge taking
the will of the French people upon the settle
ment OF the government by means of plebis-
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A FAcT.-The best place in town to buy
Hats or Caps, is at MAHER & Coz, opp. post
office oct21 St
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FR ANCE.
Scarcity of Money

PARIS, Oct. 23.-There is a great scarcity of
money in Paris, and the crisis is tally increas-
ing in intensity. The Bank of France has
commenced the issue of 100000 francs in
currency of small denominations.
The extensive military establishment to be
formed at Rouen will comprise school of ar
tillery and arsenal within the city, aud an in
treIched camp and series of forts outside.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT Oct % The high winds has re-
kindled fire n the woods on Military Reserva-
ton near Port Huron. Much anxiety is felt
for the safety of that city.
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FOR
Hem Days Only.
Dale of opening aud place TO be given
hereafter.

Dase of opening aud place TO be given
hereafter
Thanking the people of Portland for the very liberal
patronage and confidence have received from
them, and feeling assured that our reputation for
first class Piano is now firmly established in this
City, propose to bring about 2O) twenty of these
Instruments, Embracing every variety of style and
finish. Making it the largest variety OF elegant
Pianos ever shown in Portland.
These Pianos are first class instruments in every
respect, every part being made wei money and
hands can make them. In many points of internal
construction together with design and elega of
of case we claim superiority.
WclcnsplOy no Agents,
And shall offer the Pianos at fair living profit
above cost of Manu!a2ture.
Every Pianoi is full y warrented Tor the term Of five
years.
Weinvite all 10 visit our rooms the opening and
Judge for themselves.
To Parties desirous otobtaininga really fine Piano
at moderate cost, this exhibition and sale will at
ford that opportunity seldom offered.
We shall allow a fair price for old Pianosjin ex-
change
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NEETEOK0 LOGICAL.
syuop.is of Weather Reports for the past
Twenty-F0ur Hours.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,

Oct. %, 600 P. M.))
obabilities-Cioudy weather will probably
extend Tuesday south and east of the Ohio
valley, and cloudy and smoky weather in Pa.
and New England. The barometer will prob
ably rise with falling temperature and north
erly winds from Missouri to Lake Erie and
north ward.
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A LARGE stock of Mems and Boys cloth
ing of our own manufacture constantly on
hand, also Gents furnishing goods o. all kinds.
Grin Hawkes. s. Co., 292 Congress st. d&w
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A FEY more reserved seats to the Army and
Navy course can be secured, if applied, at G.
w, Gilkey g. Co.'S.
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CITY AND VICINITY
New adyerlisemcn,s To-Day

New AdveTftseWehV
SPECIAL NOTICE CoLUMS.
Insurance, .Dow Coffin q Libby.
Gard. Woodman, Truc 81 Co.
Singer Sewing Machines, Wbeelock & Sargent.
Insurance,.W. d. Little q Co.
WiIbor's Cod Liver Oil and Lime.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate f. o. Bailey 81 Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Zoology. Prof Morse.
Second Parish Fair. Oct 26th and 9th.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Wanted... Joseph Reed.
Hall to Let. =. Geo R. Davis & Co.
Notice. =. Edwin G. Hale.
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HORSE BLANKETS AND RoBEs-for the smll-
ion. Cheap for cash at the Carriage Bazaar
IA Exchange st.
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DIR. LELAND will visit his Institute to-day
and may be consulted at his rooms, in Cahoon
Block, until 5 o'clock this afternoon. He
treats all Chronic Diseases with success. Con-
sultation free.
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Boston stock List.

Sales at the Brokers' Board, Oct. %.
Michigan Genital Railroad, .............. 1T
Union Pacific Railroad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a;
Union Pacific Land Grant. Sevens. ........... 10
Vermont Central I'd mortgage 7s.. ..... 81
Androscoggin Mills. .,..,....,., 1876
Bates Manufacturing Company ...... IA
Pepperell Manufacturing Company ......... $50
Eastern kaiiread -. ......... ,...... los.
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q - M NJ NJ IL CEAE-


PONCE, PR. Bark Andes-ss. 9s7 # boards, 100
M elapb9ards, so NJ shingles, 1000 moasses shocks
and heads 200 do do. 800 double terce do do $50
sets truss hoops, 10 cases matches
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Boston Methods, Ministers.

The regular meeting of the Methodist
preachers in Wesleyan Hall to day was fully
attended by clergy and layman,iand resolves
were adopted as follows:
First, We heartily approve the appeals put
forth by our brethren in Chicago and the
northwest for help, and pledge our coopera-
ton in raising the amount of $4,000 required
20 meet New England's share of $4,000 which
we deem the cause of Methodism ia that sec
finn de Inands
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CoRNs, &C.-Corns, bunons and in-growing
nails, those pungent miseries Of human life,
which keep man cut of crowds and give him
something to nurse q nights, can be removed
without pain or loss of blood by DR. Barker,
No. 241 Congress street, next to the First Par
ish Church. DR.. Edward Mason, DR.. w. Ii.
True, E. B. Hopkins and Mr. Thomas o.
Winslow have lost some OF these pets by DR..
Bankers skill and speak well of him.
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MafriUSrinl

Albert Leighton, the poet of New Hampshire
was married in this city to day to the daugh-
ter of Moses III. Goodrich.
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NE YORK.
The Missing Vouchers.

New YORK, Oct. pa long list of missing
vouchers is printed, embracing 1868 vouchers,
representing in detail many small sums, sggre.
eating an immense total 1ngersoll s. Co., ap.
pear in the list for total of one lmilion, nine
nine hundred thousand; George S. Miller, for
one million, -four hundred thousand; A. j.
Garvey for two million, six hundred thousand
Bollar & Co., for nine hundred and fifty thous.
and; A. G. Miller for half million; Keyer s,
Co for about nine hundred thousand; T. A
Smith seven hundred and seventy thousand,
and SO on.
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/ MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-136 cases mdse,
| b MS arm, C Gait e. AZ cases caruets, 81 BE- g
sn ", Of bdls shovelS, $50 do dowels, 80 pkgs ,un
| dries.
STEAMER DIRIGo. FROM NEW YoRK-53 bale;
cotton, QUO do manilla 2Si do rags do burlaps 81
do trees, 90O dry hides, 1927 bids paper So plates
iro oQ Dais DO 2S bds do 90 rolls leather, 100 hall
potatoes, 20 casks linseed oil % hhds molasses 27 do
glass ware do tobacco IL casks white lead IS kegs
DO o BOXES tobacco, 25 do saeratus so do drugs &c
do hardware, 100 90 clocks, 100 do raisns, 20 90
starcn; 80 COILS rope, l2 bbs. whiting, do molassss,
smith bellows boiler and pipes, IL iron pipes,
pianos, 200 pkgs sundries
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM BosToN-2O cases
ana ~ pes domescs, so shoes, 26I bars iron,
crates cIockery 30 pcs pipe, IS boxes tin, 200 win
dow weights, 35 casks nails, 25 bbls flour, 80 rolls
paper 10 oxes cheesa. 10 bbs. and 20 kegs beer,
sewing machlnes pianoforte, sofas, rs bbs. pork,
III seu hogs, 40 bbs. rosin. 100 pkgs to order.
f0r Cahadaa nd up countay-2 hbds. and II casks
crockery Is bbs tar. 20 sacks salt so bales WOOL 20
bags dyewood 100 bales rags. casks soda, "a bags
meal nay cutter31 pcs morbe, 81 bdls iron 80 pkgs
1921.
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange at 1883 q
Stocks closed strong and more active.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23-EUeRino.-Money easier at
D g per cent offered late. freely, at er cent.
Sterung Exchange strong at 1857 az 1888, long.
you urn at ll21 @ 11IS; loans at 1-3l per cent.
S47, 90.
State bonds firm
stocks closed rather heavy and q per cent. off
from the best prices.
The following are t,e cIcsi,,o nnotations of Cow
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Bank Robbie IL.

SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 23.-The Mahaiwe Bank
at Great Darlington was robbed of $500 Sat-
urday night by VIM. s. Hine, the teller, who
has fled
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Y WASHINGTON.
Amendments.

WASHINGTON, Oct. % The following APP
pointments have been made: Postmasters-
Slvanus Gleason at West Kllingy, CT; Chas
w. GODDARD, Portland, Me-, and john FL
Burnham, Hartford, CT. The President also
appointed James w. Fisher, Chief Justice O
the Supreme Court of Wyoming.
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GRAND TRUl'K RMLwAY.-25O cans milk, 1893
bbls -four, 2l0 bdls paper, 25 bags spools 3s bales
cuttings, cars turing, do laths, 1 do bark, do
timber, do potatoes, do clapboards do hay, 40
pies, do sundres.
Shipments East-1O0 bbls -four
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e. o. sAsEEY s. CO., Aucfrs.
Manufacturer Sale of ErOckery
Ware.

a. shall Sd II to the trade by catalogue, on the
w first OF November next, large quantity oil
Iron-stone China, Rockingham, q. U. ana feho"
Ware. in variety. 49,.
nyf.Enrther particulars hereafter. oc23du
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weather Repor,-Oct. 2s-r2 PM.

War Depart ment SIgra Service u. S. Army, Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit OF
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Very Desirable Brick Block on
commercial street ant Auction.

IN Wednesday, Nov. 5, at Z m We shaII SET INC
~ spacious and finely located Brick Block. No.
i25 Commercial st. Said Block is stories high,
about All 1t. on Commercial ST., and 50 IT, on the
avenue leading from Fore st. to Commercial street
and Central Wharf, making the corner lot, and Is one
OF the most substantial and valuable buildings or
Commercial ST., and is now occupied by L. Cory &
Co.
Terms favorable and made known at sale.
~ For particulars cali on W. w. Thomas. Lewis
Pierce or
| oc24td T. o. BAILEY u Gu, AeouonsSts.
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ROCHESTER,, Oct 23.-Extensive fires pre-
vail in the swamps and woods of Monroe, Or
leans, Niagara, Genessee, Wayne and Senaca
counties. The wind has been blowing gale
since yesterday morning and much uneasiness
is felt throughout the burning district. The
smoke observes the sun to such a degree that
lights were used to-day in buildings in this city
Rain is very much needed. Reports are con
SANITY coming ip of fires in all directions
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The Tnrru0e

The register of the Treasury states the tonnage
| of the cauntry as follows: In 1870 there were
% 99S vessels with GAG, 507 tons, and in 1871
there were &c, 40 vessels with PCS, $50 tons.
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Bark Noske, from Glasgow, reports that on
Sept IS. in lat. Sc, Ion. AZ, she gpjcked up a
boat containing the second mate and four fsea-
men of the English bark Lord Stanley from
Liverpool for Gaspe Bay, they left her sink ing
twenty four hours previouss The captain, first
mate. and nine seamen refused to leave her.
The ship probably foundered with all lett on
board.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

WASHINGTON s B1RTHDAY.-The American flag
was given to the breeze from tho Democratic
flagstaff on the Plaza, ON Wednesday last the
ODD of February, the Anniversary of Washing
ton S birthday, but aside from this and holli-
day to the School children no celebration or
demonstrations were had here.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

WHO, WHEN His BROTH OR ASKS FOR BREAD, would
give him serpent? Yet how often when the
sick ask for medicine, they receive poison. Mer-
curry, iodine, strychnine and prussic acid, are
prescribed daily, and the larger the dose the
more heroic the pratice! Shun all deadly miner
ais, and concentrated vegetable posons. Let DIR.
WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs be the first resort Of
all who suffer from general debility, Indigestion,
constipation, biliousness, intermittent fever or
rheumatism They will need no other medicine.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

SHIPLEY MILL AND MINE.-Ths mill made q
cleanup, after crushing 116 tons on Tuesday
last and found yield of one hundred and fifty
nine ounces Of pure gold, or fully $22 per ton.
This rock was taken from the 50-foot level
The Company, John McFadden & Co., have now
down fifty feet two shafts 240 feet apart, and a
drift running the whole length between the two.
This opens up the claim so that they now have
1900 or 1900 tons of quartz ready to stope out,
and can take it out as fast as the mill can pos
sibly crush it by running night and day. The
mill is new and complete ten-stamp one just
finished this winter, and the mine is now just
being got in working shape. The ledge is q
heavy one from two to three feet thick, (indeed
there are two lodges, the Trouble and Shipley
connecting on the ground of the Company and
this yield would indicate large fortune to the
enterprising owners, and that in the future.
Mr.. McFadden informs us that he will now run
the mill and mine night and day, without any
stoppage, except to clean up. The ledge passes
ut the surface along a ridge some $50 feet higher
than the mill, and only a few rods from it, and
when the tunnel is run in from the mill to the
ledge, vast thousands of tons of ore be run
directly from the mine to the batteries. This
mine is about five miles west of Auburn on Do
tvs ravine.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

TIE Supervisors will arrange the election pre-
cincts and levy the general and special taxes fo-
she year 1871 at their adjourned session on the
10Th Of next month. II the people have any
special desires on these matters they should
make them known before that time. Our col
u,nns are open to any suggestions or demands
BON any portion of the county.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

DISTRICT CoURT PROCEEDING This Court
Hon. 7. d. Reardan presiding has been in ses-
sion this week. The trial of the People VS.. John
leach, occupied the Court from Monday morn
Ing till Tuesday night, and the jury was kept
out on the until Thursday morning, about
thirty eight hours, when Judge Reardan dis
charged them, it being manifest that no verdict
could be agreed on. 1t is understood, with what
truth we do not know, that at one time the jury
stood ten for acquittal and two for conviction,
and at the time of discharge, eight for acquittal
and four for conviction of mider offense than
charged in the indictment ennr
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

SUDDEN DEATH AT EURAKA.--A man nomed
William Pitcher, says the Reese River RereiHe,
February 10th, familiarly known as Captain
Pitcher, died suddenly at Eureka on the 1lth in
stant, from palpitation of the heart brought on
BY excessive intemperance. Pitcher came to
California from Texas, and was formerly resi-
dent of Placer county. A Coroner's inquest
was held The jury found that deceased was
named William Pitcher, was a native of Ireland,
aged about 81 years, and that be came to his
death on the night of February 10th by disease
OF the heart brought on by ntemperance.
Pitcher citizen of this county Some II
or - years ago, and at one time Deputy Sheriff
here. He was good hearted, active man but
when excited had but little if any control over
himself. ED. HERALD.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

The PAw-PAw.-We have received some seeds
Of this Western wild fruit from our Buckeye
Friend, at Rosevifle, James Rice. The note in
which the seed were inclosed says: 'Please
plant beside your favorite Ohio poke stock its
bid original companion, the paw-paw. Accept
these few seed, a sample of lot Just received
81 letter from near our old home in Southern
Ohio" Thanks, friend Rice. They are now in
the ground and we will see who has the first
t1pe paw-paw.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

FREE LECTUREs.-Miss Anna NJ. Morrison lee
tured in the Court House here on Saturday and
Sunday evenings last. On the first evening the
audience was very fair one in size, and on the
second evening the house was full. Her lee
lures gave good satisfaction, and would have
called together still larger audiences, could she
have remained here longer.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

DRoppING.--The lessees of the Crnsus mine
on Baltimore IA zine have had milled at Pugh s
mill at Ophir about ninety tons of quartz, which
yielded only about 5000 or say $40 ton. Form
er crushings from this claim run from III to
$50 per ton. The Greek boys must have struck
n barren streak and got the rock mixed.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

No EPISCOPAL SERVICE To-MoRRow.-A letter
was received last evening by Jud ye Spear from
Rev. VIM. H. Hill, of Sacramento, stating that
he would be unable to fill his appointment at the
Court House tomorrow Having been poison.
ed, as we stated last week. the poison has at
tackled his eyes, and it is therefore impossible
for him to visit us at this time
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

WE have a list of the drawing numbers in the
Nevada Lottery, but it contains some $4,000
numbers and takes an expert half day to look
over it; therefore, persons desirous Of examining
it must come in person, send some one, as we
have no such time to spare. We thought at the
start that the thing was "bilk," and refused to
advertise it and our mind has not changed yet.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

New EsTABLIsHMENr.-By reference to our
new advertisements it will be seen that the new
two-story building opposite the Toll House in
Auburn, is now completed and fitted, and fur
6ished for !: saloon, eating and lodging house,
Ind is now opened by Mr.. Girard and wife.
The building is new and favorably located, and
will be conducted so as to give satisfaction to all
transient and permanent customers. Meals,
lunches. liquors, cigars etc, will be furnished
It call by the polite gentleman and lady in at
tendance and every pains taken to make GUS
tomsrs happy and contented. Call, gentlemen,
Ind test the truth of the advertisement.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25
DR.. r. D. HARRIS,
Physician and Surgeon.

HAVING LOCATED IN AUBURN, OF
Il l. fers his services as Physician and Surgeon
to the people of town and surrounding country,
and hopes, by strict attention to his profession
to merit and receive liberal share of patronage.
For the present he can he found, when not alb
sent on professional business, day or night at
the American Hotel. fell-my.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

RISING Sun MINE.-We saw beautiful and
rich piece of ore from this mine, located near
Colfax, this week. The specimen shown us by
Messrs. Dods and Neff was about by s and u
inches thick, with a central strata of pure gold
fully quarter of an nch thick passing through
II from edge TO edge and nearly the whole length
OF the piece. Aside from this rich seam the re-
mainder of the piece is of high grade ore and is
only a sample of a large body of quartz struck
aa the 900 foot level This mine is being system
atically worked, and with courage and perse-
verance that deserves great success.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25

THE SToRM-We have had q wonderful and
peculiar storm this week here, and indeed, oil
over the coast, for this of the year. On
Monday night the wind blew almost hurricane.
On Tuesday it rained and snowed-a heavy snow
fell from ten to twelve O'clock and on that night
it stormed and showed and on Wednesday
morning some three four inches of snow COW
cred the ground, unusual thing here. In
fact the storm ragged with little intermission from
Monday evening till Friday morning, when it
cleared away and warm, balmy spring day
opened upon us once more. The storm done no
particular damage of consequence and has been
OF vast advantage to the miners. Heavy bodies
OF snow has fallen low down in the mountains
and foot hills, which will serve to supply water
to the miners late in the summer, thus giving
them, w hopn, a long and prosperous season
for mining.
The Placer herald., 1871-02-25
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.

vJNHE PROPRIETOR HAVING RECENTLY
l. purchased and fitted up portion OF the
fire-proof brick block, adjoining his well known
stand, is prepared to extend additional accom-
modations to boarders and travellers. Neatly
furnished Appointments and good beds can always
be found at this House-an excellent table set,
and the best of LIQUORS and CIGARS kept at
the Bar
Oysters and Pigs Feet served up at all hours.
jan1-68 A. ADHEAN.