November 15, 1851 (4 pages)

te? eee St. Francis Hotel. pes favorite house having been completely renovated, the public can be accommodated with comfortable furnished and unfurnished rooms at moderate rates. Also with lodgings on favorable terms. E. BELLEAU. 50-3m San Francisco. . oly ESTRAY—One grey mare— the tops ef each ear rounded, with an imperceptible brand on the left shoulder. ‘The owner can have her by applying at the Chicago hotel, proving property and paying charges. 59-31* [ WILL pay the above reward for the arrest and conviction, of the thief who stole from my saddle, in Grass Valley, on Monday night last, a Colt’s Dragoon pistol, No. 1192—it was contained in a heavy, black, leather holster, with a broad black belt, double tougued and buckles. Or for any information which may lead to the discovery of the thief and the return of the property, a liberal compensation. E. W, ROBERTS. Rough & Ready. Nov. 13,—58-3t $100 “Reward. Fruits of Mormonism, Ra fair and candid statement of facts illustrative of Mormop ciples, Mormon policy and Mormon character, just published and for sale by the Rev. Messrs. WarREN and BLanb. 59-tf Nee OF CALIFORNIA, county of Nevada, township of Grass Valley. Justices court, before C F Smith, Esq, Justice of the Peace. November 12, 1851. James Hoel vs F'F Dana & Co , The people of the State of California to F F Dana and company, of said township, Sreeting : You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at my office, in said township, on Monday, the fifteenth day of December, next, atten o'clock, a. m., then and there to answer to the complaint of James Hoel, who demands against you the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars—the amount of your due bill payable to him, or his order, dated Feb. 11, 1851; for which sum and interest, he will take judgment against you, in case of your failure to appear and answer as above. ; C F SMITH, J. P. 59-td BH. Q. M,C, Nia is hereby given to the share holders of the Bunker J/i1Li Quartz Mining Company, that a further assessment of five per centum on the capital stock of said company has been levied this 13th day of November 1851, by the board of trustees, payable within 10 days at the company’s office on the works, The rule of forfeiture for non-payment of assessnents will be rigidly enforced. By order of the board. T. W. COLBURN, Sec’;. 59-3t. hy once is hereby given to whom it may concern that any connexion heretofore existing between the Bunker //ill Quartz Mining Company of Nevada city and Rogers & Beal, has this day been dissolved; the said Rogers and Beal acting no longer as agents or in any other capacity for said company. By order of the Board of Trustees of the Bunker Hill Quartz M. G. Co, T. W. COLBURN, Secretatry. Nevada citv, November 4th, 1851—56-3t Notice. LL Persons indebted to the firm of Dawson, Anthony & co,by note or otherwise, are hereby notified that the papers of the above firm have been placed in my hards «for ollce tion, and they are requested to set ‘tle the same without delay, as longer indulgence will mot be given. Jno. ANDERSON, Atty for Dawson & ce. For Sale or Rent. HB undersigned, desirous of changing his location, offers to sell or rent the well’known hotel, called the Gregory House. ‘The house is well finished and furnished, and thas a good run of custom. For further particulars apply to 58-tf U. S. GREGORY. Nov 12—58-3t YSTER SALOOQN.«-<The subscriber having, fitted up and furnished the huuse formerly known as the “Miners? Home,’ is now prepared to get-up the “oyster fixins” in the “most approved style” His bar is supplied with the ehoicest liquors. In short, he will furnish every thing usually kept in such establishments “upon the shortest notice.” 53-tf Wm. Buiiineren. St. Charles Hotel. MARYSVILLE, ( Post Office in the same building. ) ORNER D and Third streets, is now open. Additions have been made to the furnitute of the house, and the internal arrangements'are complete, to secure the best accommodations for families, miners, and the travelling public generally. Travelers will find the St. Gutartes very pleasant and airy for the present and approaching season; and having Iurge yards attached, is, from its situation, more secure from fire than any other hotel in the city. The best exertions of the proprietor and his assistants, will be devoted to secure the comfort of his guests. Miners are informed that the house is provided with a ‘Wilder's patent salamander safe,” of the largest size, fitted with Hall’s atent powder proof lock, guarantecing safety rom fire or burglars, for the gratuitous use of the patrons of the hotel. Stages depart daily from the St. Charlos for all parts of the country. Breakfast from 6 1-3 to 8 1-2 o’clock. Dinner from 1 to 2 1-2 p. m. Supper from 6 to 7 1-2 vp. m. 58-6 JAMES CUSHING, proprietor. STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada, District court—10th Judicial District: Ann L. Cook ys. Joha T. Cook. HE people of the State of California to John T, Cook, greeting : You aro hereby notified that on the 8d day of November, inst, suit was commenced by said plaintiff against you in said court, fora divorce, a vinculo matrimonii. You are therefore required to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, herein filed, within three months from this date, or the plaintiff will take a bath for divorce, as ayed for in said complaint. i Witness, Theodore Miller, clerk of fu s. $ said court with seal affixed, at office, ——J?in Nevada city, this 5th day of Nov AD 1851. wenn Tueopore Miter, Clerk, J. R. McConnett, Atty. PIff. TEAMSTERS.— Wanted to contract Tor hauling sixteen or seventeen thousand inde of inery (a quartz mill) from NeCaan be the Yabo civer—dirtance, 26 miles, Apply immediately to Jotsph Lioyd, nearly gapenite this office, or at Wood’s Kavine— store ames x Nov. 13th, 1861—It Pa te. ae . perior to any in California. . . } Boot and Shoemaker. P. J. ESPENSCHEID would respectfully inform the Jadies and gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, that he has permanently located himself on the corne: of Main and Commercial streets, where he will keop constuntly on hand a large assortment of Boots and shoes, Leather and Findings. Repairing done in the mest neat and workmanlike manner at all times. 52-3m AME to the Ranch of W. C. West & co. about the the first of August, 1851, one small dun horse, black mane and tail, and a very slight brand on the left shoulder, about ten years old, ‘ ALso, one small grey horse, right fore leg white to the knee, no brand noticed, he is about 6 years old. Both trotters. N. B. Said howses can be had by proving property and paying charges on the same, I. T. HIRST, Agent for the company Nevada city, Nov 8th, 1851—57-3t Notice. I hereby notify all persons that I have no "agents in Californiato transact any business for me, and any person proposing to act as such is unauthorized, and their acts will not be ratified by me. C.N. Kircnen. Nevada city, Nov. 6th, 1851—57-3t Ball at Grass Valley. N Tuesday evening, the 18th inst., there will be a Grand Ball given on the oc casion of the opening of the magnificent Arta SAoon. The supper wil! be served at Bearrty’s, where also the ladies will be received on arrival. MANAGERS, A. N, Srovrensurcn, Dr. C. D, CLEVELAND, Ds W. McCormick, G, Merepiru, Junce Barsour, Jupee Caswe 1, James Barker, P.M. Fisxx, Dr. E. W. Roberts W. H. Lyons, Centreville Nevada. Rough and Ready. Nevada Washing Co. hy Gghiges g CO., beg leave to inform the public that they have opened the Nevada Washing Company, at the Roger Williams spring. Having spared no expense in the construction and fitting up of this establishment, they will wash, starch, and iron ina superior style, ‘I‘hey hope to render the Nevada Washing Company equal, and even suThe patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. 57-lm* San Francisco Advertisements. ETALS—600 bundles sheet iron, assorted numbers ; 25 bundles Russia iron, assorted numbers ; 15 bundles imitation Russia iron, as’d do; 50 bundles galvanized sheet iron No 18, 100 bundles irin wire; 100 bxs Canada plates 70 bundles hoop iron; 300 boxes tin plates; 10 doz Douglass’ patent pumps; 6 casks ziar; 10 rolls sheet lead ; 100 doz fuacets and stop cocks ; 40 kegs shutter and boiler rivets ; 400 papers assorted rivets ; Tinmen’s machines and tools; Parlor grates with marble mantle pieces ; P. NAYLOR, California street. ALIFORNIA PRODUCE, just received, ex schooners “ Ferdinand,” “J. R. Whiting,” and “Mary.” The subscribers offer for sale at their new store, Central Wharf. between Battery and Pine sts, 1250 sacks best Santa Cruz potatoes, 500 “ * Bodega and San Jose do, 250 “ “onions, in prime condition, Chilies, Tomatoes, ete. ete. California Barley daily arriving from San Jose, Sonoma, Contra. Costa, ete. Chili beriey, in 100 Ib bags. All whiet, will be sold at LowEst marke rates. City and Up River ‘Travers will find it to ineir advantave to give us a call. HENRY TOOMY & CO. Central Wharf, 52-1m_ between Battery and Front streets. 59-2w C. HORN importer of cigars and toe bacco.—Constantly receiving, direct from Havana, the choicest brands of cigars, and from Virginia the most superior chewing3obacco. Brick buildings, Sansome st. between California and Pine. 48-1m. OTICE.—A line of first Class Vessels for the N.S. Wales Gold mines, have been laid on, All particulars can be given by applying to R.L, PATTISON, Pacific Wharf—late Commander of the Hunter Rover Steam Navigation Company, “Steam Packet Rose,’ N.S. W. 48-Im. iT INES.—The undersigned offers for sale in lots to suit purchasers : Port wine, in 35 gallon casks, Red Lisbon wine, in 35 and 26 gall casks, White do do in 35 and 26 gall easks, M .deira wine, in 28 and 26 gall casks, Golden Sherry, in 38 and 26 gall casks, Vinegar in 13 gallon kegs, Chil Flour, in 100 1b sacks, Yerba Matto--An invoice of garden seeds, 50-1in J.B. WYNN, California st. Hydraulic Rams, Chain Pumps, For sale by DAVIS & CO, {Importers of hardware and mining implements. Cor. Sansome and Clay sts, 8S. f., near Central Wharf. 60-Im eRe OF BUTTER.—The sub scriber has followed the batter business, in the Atlantic States for several years, he is now permanently located in San Francisco, and will spare no pains nor expense in bringing a goed article to this market. His butter is all packed at the dairies— not repacked in New York—in 25 and 100 pounds packages; and being expressly put up for sale here, he feels justified in saying the quality willbe found equal te any in this market. JAS. PATRICK, Battery street, between Jackson and Pacific streets, 55lm San Franeisco Bans HOUSE of Bourgoyne & Co., 4 Corner of Washington and Montgomery streets, Exchange for sale at sight or on time, on Baring Bros. and Co., London, Hottinguer and Co. Paris, Drake Bros, and Co. Havana. Jno. E Thayer and Bros. _Bosten. Merchants’ Bank, MN ston. Bebee and Ce. New York. Merchants’ Bank, New York. Chubb, Schonck and Co. Washington city. L. A. Benoist and Co. St. Louis. Mansel White and Co. N. Orleans. Gold Dust purchased at the highest rates, shi and insured at the lowest rates te the Atlaatic cities and bank of England. nod43 1m ee San Franeisco Advert ixements. Citizens of Nevada! EAD and LEARN that C, C, Richmond has returned with one of the largest and best selected stocks of Drugs and Medicines ever offered to the public,together with a large and varied assortment of Perrumery and Fancy ArtTIcLes, comprising the productions of the best French and English manafacturers, all of which he offers at the lowest prices. To the Merchants: Call and save yourself the tro uble of looking elsewhere, as you will find all you want, and at the lowest prices, at Richmond’s Drng St ore, on Jackson street below Montgomery. To the Ladies: Ah, beanteous lady, come at once and buy The choicest extracts, the world can vie, Now does friend Richmond to you once call, 'To view the stock of his most splendid ‘Vall, Whence comes the beauteous summer time, And perfumes once again come near, Say will ye not on Richmond call, And buy there, sure th¢y are not dear. He’ll wait your answer and still hope His request is not delayed too long. Come down and see him, tis a fact He will not use you wrong. n53m Book Bindery. BBL ANE BOOKS and Stationary.—Cooxe & Lx Counr respectfully inform the public that they intend opening, on or about the tenth of Novdmber, a Blank Book, Stationary, and Book Binding San Francisco Advertisements. JOHN PERRY & Co.,, EALERS in Exehange, Gold Dust, State and City scrip. For sale, exchange on New York, Boston, Philadelphia and St Louis. Wantrp—Gold dust and. State wairants, for which the highest market})price will be paid. Office in Naglee’s building, (formerly occupied by Gregory’s Express.) 51-2m OTICE.—The subseribers have opened an office for thejparchase of Gold Dust, in Howard’s Buildings, Montgomery st, between Clay and Commercial sts; and ofler the highest market value, in small or large quaintities. 51-Im RISING, CASELIL & CO, ieee Sale, new Steam engine, of 5 or 6 horse power, A with boiler etc. complete, As J POPE, 5I-lm Peradventure office, california wharf, Franklin House. Corner of Broadway and Sansome streets, San Francisco. Cox § Siocum, Proprietors, The Franklin House is one of the largest and most commopious houses in the city, and the table is furnished with the best the market affords. The rooms are light and ! Establishment, airy. 56-1m Bria: thar : where every thing in their line will be manuURGESS, GILBERT & STILL.—. }factured in as workmanlike manner as in any Booksellers and Stationers, and wholecxetitan net a in the States, and upon sale and retail agents for Foreign and AmeTheir stock of blank books, got up to order FICO -DAWSPApers, magazines, ete., Portsexpressly for this market, will be found supemouth square, San Francisco. 56-1m . rior in materials, and style of binding to any ee heretofore imported comprising Russia-banded X CHALLENGE—-Excecsior soap.—. sheep and half-bound super royal, royal, me300 boxes of this superior family soap,. dium, demy and cap books. to be sold low to the trade, ex ship, by Staple and Fancy Stationery viz: COIT & BEALS, English, French, and American note, letter, Agents of the manufacturers, i Sansome street, near Clay. {From the Hudson River Chronicle.] approved qualities; pencils, rulers, wafers, gold and steel pens, cutlery, e:c., with every article rrquired for the rede . house. Having the best’ Engli on hand, they will be enabled to supply customers with ‘blank’ books of every size and style of binding, and ruled to any desired pat-, tern. Bull-heads and account sales ruled to pattern. Every variety of binding dene neatly and with despatch. Music, magazines, law books, notarial records, etc. bound to order, in any style, or to match, COOKE & LE COUNT, Stationer’s Warehouse, Montgomery st. near Clay, Wells’ Fire-Proof building 58-Im Fx Alfred and Emile. The Excelsior soap, a recent invention of Mr Caldwe'l, of the firm of Caldwell, Payson and Co., manufacturers, 289 Rivington street, New York, promises to be the wonder of the age In removing printers’ ink it acts like a charm, and is the only article we know of that will remove it without injury to the skin. This soap acts equally well in cold, hard, or soft water, and will be w great saving to the family and washerwoman, It sets all colors, and clothes requires no boiling or bleaching when washed with this article. For houses and toilet purposes it is admirable. The Tribune, and other high class papers, speak in glowing terms of its merits. Fer removing grease or oils from silks, cottons, linens, and woollens, it is admirable. We heartily commend this superior article (o our lady friends, as being both saving and e@Onomican. ale and porter; 400,009 cigars; claret in boxes and hhds; perfumery, cherry cordial, champagne ; port wine; six cases fire arms ; 300 boxes sperm candles ; fancy socks, merinos J. G.SCHRO nd53m_ Sansome, bet, Clay and Corr & Beats have also for sale, 300 bags Chili Beans, San Jose Potatoes, 50 tons best burr clover Hay, 500 bbls Lime, pound cake, sweet corn, etc., ete. 66-lm-is To Owners of Quartz Claims. HOSE having good Quartz Claims. and wishing to procure machinery to work them. may hear of capitalists desirous of investing money in the enterprize, on application personally, or by letter, at this office, or to O, Hoos, 456-tf San Francisco. ER and Co. German Boarding House. San Francisco on Pacific street, near sansome. his friends, th t he has opened the above convenient for businessmen, The table, unMr. McClain, late Steward of the steamer Columbus, wili be supplied with every variety of the season. The wines and liquors will be of such a quality’as cannot failto meet favor in OR diel Sa ean” ab Peo any fae mg iets ‘ the ‘Queen of Sheba.’—The well known oard and ledging $10 per week, barque Wurton, 300 tons burthen. will sail ni3m GE ROE F. VAN HOLLAN. for the above port en the 15th of November. This splendid barque has been proved to be a fast sailer, and is expected to make the best trip of any vessel out of this port. Her accommodations are of a very superior order, and passengers for the above port are particularly requested to examine them before applying elsewhere. No expense will be spared in provisioning her for this voyage, and an experienced surgeonis engaged. For passage, apply to Cart. Parrison, Rose shipping office, Pacific wharf, Orto J: N. Steppon, 12 Jackson st. wharf Robert Josephi and Co, — MPORTERS of Watches, Watch Glasses, Jewelry, Watch materials, and all kinds of Watchmakers’ and Jewelers’ tools. R. J. & Co, are constantly receiving by every steamer, from their houses in New York and England. the largest assortment in the above line. Orders promptly executed. 25 Washington st, San Francisco. 56-2m UTTER STORF—Sansome street, near i Jackson. J. B. WEIR, importer and dealer in butrer, cheese, lard, hams, ete. ete, N. B. Constantly on hand, strietly prime table butter, in firkins and small kegs. 50m1 Mahony and Garniss, GFNERAL BROKERS. California and Sansome sts. srle, assorted invoices of provisions, clothing, crockery, hardware, barley, oats, corn, flour, etc. ete. 54 3m L: W. Sloat, EEDS, mortgages, agreements, certificates of incorporates, powers of regs fi charter parties, bottomry bonds, bills of sale of vessels, and other commercial papers drawn and acknowledged. Protests of vessels drawn and extended, Office in the Commercial Exchange for some, San Francisco. 54-lm Wp OBERT RODGERS, Glay street, between Montgomery & Sansome sts offers in half and qr. bags* beans; superior Cincinnati. hams; smoked beef; mess pork ; prime beef; split peas; pearl barley; vermicelli; molasses syrup; Amer’can butter, in bladders ; Cork butter, in firkins; cheese; tapioca; cloves; nutmegs; prunes ;‘raisins ; pickles ; mustard ; absynthe; champagne; jams and jellies; table salt; very fine old port and sherry wine, in woodand bottles; white lead; green, red, blue and fancy paints ; Havana cigars; blankets ; clothing; dry goods; glass ware ; ¢., &e. <TEAM ENGINE for quartz mining, for 9 sale. A forty horse power steam engine and boiler complete. The boiler can be sent to the mines in sections. The whole is new and of the best workmanship. Orders received for every description of mining machinery. GEO. GORDON, 50-Im Pine st. above Battery, S Francis*o, . Sutter House. Opposite Sutter Iron Works, cor Fulsom and Beat sts, San Franciseo. S prepaped to entertain boarders in good _style. ‘Table and rooms equal to the best. Board and lodging, $12 per week, board, $10. Hl-tm PHTLIP HORN Gun and Lock Smith. G. TRIP, Lock and Gun smith, Bell e Hanger, and General Jobber in brass, iron and steel, Leidesdorff street, near the corner of Commercial, Long Wharf, San Francisco. _56-Im Shepard and Hale, MPORTERS, and wholesale dealers in I Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Sansomie &t., between Jackson and Washington. 69-Im lampblack, 49-1Im. Home Presents! ARE and Beautiful Goods at Auction! When you visit San Francisco, call at the Chinese sales room of TOBIN & DUNCAN, Long Wharf, one door below Sansomo strect, and examine their stoek of Sapurbly embroidered Chinese shawls and curiosities. At their auction sales these beautiful goods can be purchased at one-fourth of the price they are selling for in the States. Every person returning home takes with him a Chinese shawl. 56-Im Farms for Sale, N the counties of Sonoma and Napa, the Petaluma Valley, in large or small tracts of valley, or table, or mountain land, well watered and wooded. Apply at the office of Hauizck, Peacny & BILurnes, Barron & Co’s building, corner Merchant and Montgomery sts. 56-2m. a Odlice ot the Nevada County Goid Min. Co, San Francisco Oct. 20, 1851. THE Seeretary is directed by the Board of Trustees to notify the stockholders, that an assessment of two dollars on each share is made and required to be paid on or before Friday the 24th inst. He is, also, instructed to notily those, whose previous assessments still remain unpaid, that unless the same is paid within the time (six weeks from the date of assessment) required by law, their stock will be forfeited to the company . Qyream ENGINE FOR SALE.—One su9 perior stoain engine, with two flue boilers, 42 inches diameter, 24 feet long, two eylinders 14 inch, five feet stroke, with fixtures, appurtenances, and duplicates complete, for sale by Fav, Pemce & Wixtis, Battery st 59-Im OrDana Brotuens, foot Clay st. ARA MAZATLAN.—El muy grande y hermoso bergantin “JANE,” su capitan . ’ t. (851, Edward Haskell, saldra a cosa del 20 de Noaa % 8 “se oe baa do viembre, para dicho puerto. Este bergantin. stn do do 2 do do tiene muy excelentes comodidades para pasa-. "55 gw W.B.PE garos, camarotes grandes, y provisiones esquisitos en abundancia y esta previste eon todo lo necesario. Para pasage veanse con los 8S. McNEAR & COFFIN, Esquina de la callo de Sacramento y de Front, O con Ex Caprran, 59-td Abordo. MNS, ¢ MARINE FOUNDRY,--lst street beyond Mission, San Francisco. The undersigned heving purchased the Machine Shop and Foundry Imp!ements Imported b BR. Buckelew, (the most extensive red to construct ry Crushing Mills, nd castings. 7E USE,—Reynolds Brother’ tte : ty Seah gocttvoe from the United well known Etna safety fuse, just received and for sale by ALBERT DIBBLE, 5 ¥.2w Front st., next tucor. of Jackson. ing claims ¢an be GORDON § Co., gineers, Town office, Pine street near Battery. ENNETH MACLEA.—2000 half and qr sacks flour, Central Wharf. 54-2m TOCKS ror sate.—S by 7 per cents; Stocks of all a ACERT and drawing paper; writing and copying inks, . sh and check paper . On sale at Washington. . for him, The subscriber begs leave to announce to’! yy, named house, which will be found extremely baa bas the management of the well-known caterer, . \,, all Nations, California street, corner of San. Cigars ; 20,000 Alhambra eigars; 20,000 Orma { every description . of 2 San Francisco Advertisements, GOOD CHANCE FOR A GREAT BARGain.—'The advertiser, to satisfy a claim, having recently become the owner of the ALBion SALOON and Resraurant, and being entirely unacquainted with the business of public house keeping, he would offer the said saloon, with all the fixtures and furniture, for sale ata great sacrifice; or he would sell one half of the same to any person well calculated to carry on the bar and restaurant business, and would retain an equal interest himself. This plaee has been recently. built, and every . thing is new, it having been opened but a short time, and is fitted up in a superior style. Apply at the bar of the above saloon, Montgomery st., near California. 65-4 . SAN JUAN DEL SUD, and Panama.—The fast sailing packet, “ ELLEN Brooxs’’, Swain, master, will leave Paclfic Wharf noyISth, for San Juan and Panama. By the San Juan route passengers reach the Eastern States in advance of the mail. This packet isa fast sailer, has excellent accommodations which need only to be seen to be appreciated, and present to persons returning home, the best and cheapest conveyance offered to the travelling public, who are respectfully invited to examine for themselves before engaging passage elsewhere. For freight or passage apply on board at Pacific wharf, to 68-td 3. I. Swarn or C. A. Satu, Ag’ ts. Crockery and Glassware. UST RECEIVED and landing, a well assorted invoice of glassware per Challenge, and an invoice of fiint enamelled ware, a beautiful article, per Franeis—in lots to suit. PHILLIP A. ROACH, clay st. 3d door below Montgomery st. UNNY BAGS—-10,000 full sized and heavy; Potatoes, a cargo very superior quality, large red; Onions, 20,000 Ibs. Califorvia growth, superior quality; grapes, fresh pulled, of the Valljo vintage. Corn and corn meal, fresh ground for feed, Mess and clear pork, sugar, tea; superior Trish and Goshen butter, in small packages: T. B. McManus & Co's. 58-Im Jackson street, Biggie FLOUR—1500 half sacks, 3000 qr sacks—afloat or on shore, Kenneru Mac Lea, central wharf, near. Battery st. J. Fisher, & Co., Manufacturing Jewellers, Watchmakers and Engravers, Kearny st. bet Commercial and Sacramento. FFER for sale a full assortment of watches and California Jewelry at prices as 58-1m 7000 Ibs linseed oil; 2000 Ibs butter, 70 bbis low as the lowest. containing news from Europe of importance 68-Iin OR SYDNEY, via Honolulu. The fine British barque “ Duke of Wellington,” 600 tons burthen, C. Lloyd Throckmorton, ster, will sail for the above ports on or about Saturday, 15th of November. This fine packet m fitted up expressly for passengers, ared as to insure every comfort and conrenience to be found on a eea voyage. Families can be well accommodated with staterooms in the cabin. This packet will first touch at the Sandwich Islands and then at the Friendly Islands for supplies, and the voyage thus rendered pleasant by having fresh provisions and vegetables constantly on board, and also giving the passengers an phot ran, ' of visiting places of interest. The Wellington is supplied with new mattresses and pillows; she has a large supply of fresh water and the Commercial Exchange for all Nations, cor. of best provisions found in the market. For freight or pussage apply to the captain M. & G. have constantly on hand and for . on board, at Long Wharf, or to C. F. SWAIN, Agent, 58-td Lower Block’ Pacific Wharf. AVANA CIGARS!—-HAVANA CIGARS!—10,000 Cabago cigars; 18,000 Notary Public, Conveyancer § General Ag’t. Opera cigars; 8,000 Eficacia cigars; 6,000 P. P. P. cigars ; 5,000 Ceriso cigars; 4,000 Palermo cigars; 7,600 Nebastian cigars; 6,000 Union American cigars ; 7.750 M.C. A. 8. cigars ; 3,000 Curveadad cigars; 3,000 Novedad cigars; 5,000 Flor de Habana cigars; 5,000 El la Chaz cigars; 4,000 El.Rey cigars; 8,000 Sultana cigars; 6,000 El Orb cigars; 10,00 Nicotiana 7,000 El Empresario cigars; 18,000 Parragano Rosa Imperial Regalia cigara; 36,900 Tulipin ja cigars; 50,000 La Minerva Regalia cigars. The above are all guaranteed first class Hafor sale, from recent arrivals, fresh Chili flour, . vana cigars. For sale b B.C. HORN, Sansome et. 58-Im Between California and Pine sts. ‘Davis’ Vegetable Pain Killer. ANUFACTURED by Perry Davis § Son, Providence, R. I. This artic) +, which has become so generally known for its curative qualities, is offered for sale by the subscribers, wholesale agents for California. Martin & Darr, Jackson st 58-2m between Montgomery and Sansome. HE “Fortunes of a Young Widow ’—~A narative of fondness, fashion, finances, of simplicity, credulity, roguery and cunning; relating to rich old husbands, young wives, penniless adventurers, modern financiers; the yhilosophy of keeping up appearances, of iiving without means and beyond means. For sule at the Noisy Carrier’s Publishing Hall, Long Wharf, between Sansome and Battery sts. 68-Im Miscellaneous Books. NEW ASSORTMENT just received, consisting in part of philosvphical, theological and law books; English, French, Ger58-lm F Ma. F. H. F, Suvecxer, late of Rancho Hermann, would call at the office of the oods, woolen . Marysvi.te Heratp, he will find there letters and . man, and Spanish school books; English, French and Spanish novela; English and Fren*h cookery books; books on games, as Hoyle’s ete,; various medical, surgical and agricultural instructors ; sheet music, globes, pear atlases, etc. etc. For sale b Marvin & Hercucock, At the Pioneer Bookstore, corner Montgomery and Clay sts, 100 Caees Brandy and Fresh Fruits, assorted : 60 doz fresh peaches, jn 2 1b tins; 50 eighth pipes, pure brandy; 200 sacks green Central American coflec; 160 packages Imperial and Gunpowder tea, ip ages; 500 s Y Hyson, 6 lbs each; 500 kegs leaf lard, 10 cans do, in tins; 700 kits no. 1 mackere); ‘ Mess pork in hf bbls; Chili peaches; Winchester’s soap, olive oil, etc. Arginaton § Co, 58-Lm cor, Jackson-and Front sts, Crescent House, Paeific st. bet. Montgomery and Kearny. MS. ROSLEY, having leased the above hou:e, takes pleasure in announcing to the public that she i now prepared to receive boarders either by the day or week. . The table will ‘be spread with the varieties the season, e lodging rooms are comfortable and airy. Connected with the house isa bar, well stocked with the ahetoett. "atop oe bauages A share of the public patronage 58-Lin For Sale, HE French Hotel, Hotel de France, with the lot on which it is located, and all the furniture. Applyto , MR. GALINA, 58-im At the Hoel. 58-m desirous to j»in and . fully solicited. . IONEER BOOK STORE.—Manrvin & Hironcock importers and dealers in books and stationary, offer to the trade and public generally, their large and handsome stock of goods in their line,on the most favorable terms. Consisting in part of Blank books fall and half bound in every variety, pass, luck and memorandum books ; ink, small 20%, pints and quarts; Foolscap and Letter paper; gold and steel pens’; Rodgers and Westelholms superior pocket cutlery, together with the best stock of miscellaneous Books on science, history and fiction; also, all the Magazines -and Periodicals of the day. One of our firti being constantly in New York, we arein regular semi-monthly receipt of goods adapted to this market. Montgomery strect corner of Merchant, San Francisco. 48-1m. MR, DUSUZEAU, CHEMIST, MINERALOGIST, AS; SAYER AND SMELTER, Informs the miners of the strrounding country thathe has. remaved his. Assaying Oftice, well known for two and a hulf years in Sacramento street San Francisco, to Broad street Nevada city. He also announces,to the public that receiving more numerous applications for assays, and seeing a large number of miners oecuy ied in prospecting and working quarts veins, to facilitate them in ¢heir searches, he has reduced his Assaying price to $15,00 instead of $20,00, which it was at first. Mr. Dusuzeau, having had ten years practice, and having been proprietor of quartz veins in the Chilian mines, can offer to the miners assurances in his consultations upon the different mines. He also takes charge in the direction of mineral works. in erecting and direct-. ing Machines to extract the gold ag well of the poorest as of the riehest mineral; these machines being the best, the surest, the least costly, he can recommend them in preference tu all others. Wa. Dusuzeat, Broad st., opposite the Virginia House, Oct. 11th 1851. 49 3m* Grass Valley Advertisements H. GARRETSON, Cermontes and Mille wright. Houses and mills erected, lumber furnished, toms and rockers constructed at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. All jobs entrusted to my care will be faithfully and pene executed. Shop at Grass Valley opposite Beatfy’s Hotel, Sept. 30th, 1851. --46-3m* Fo SALE—A steam-engine and boilet complete, of 15 horse power, can be seen! at the Sacramento quartz crushing machine; Grass Valley. APPIy to HOS. GLEN, or JULIUS WETZLAR. Grass Valley, 27th Oct. 1851—54-6t D. CLEVELAND, MM. D., Physician e and Surgeon, Main st., Grass Valley. 45-3m ; Bury, HOUSE, by Thos. Beatty, Grass Valley, Nevada co. ACIFIC: HOTEL, by Peterson and ’ Guptons, Grass Valley Nevada co, Ranch in connection with the houso. 45tf Jas. B. Townsend, (Late of St Louis, Mo.) . ATTORNEY AT LAW, Oftes Main st., Grass Valley; Nevada’ éo: C. F. SMITH. Justice of the Peace, ATTORNEY AT LAW. GRASS VALLEY, See Nevada County, Jewelry. SAVAGE, Jewel Smith—North-east }3e comer of J and 3d sts, Sacramento city, entrance in 3d st, over Boyce’s store. Manufactures to order and upon the shortest notice, all kinds of California jewelry, such as bracelets, finger rings, broaches, breast-pins, earrings, combs, watch chains, seals, ete., upon the most reasonable terms, 54 Gin* Notice. HI undersigned intends leaving for ‘ho Atlantic States, on the steamer of the 15th inst , and any person having any unsettled business with me are requested to come forward immediately and present the samo for adjustment. Mr, Lioyd Lewis, at the Gold Tunnel, is my atthorised agent to transact any bnsiness on my behalf during my absence. the W. 8S O’CONNER. Novy. 3d, A D 1851—56-3t STATE OF CHLIFORNIA,—Nevapa KY Counry— owit: : The people of the state of California to Hiram Davis, greeting: You are hereby summoned to be and appear before me at my office in Nevada City, at 10 o’clock a. mM, on Monday, the 17th day of November, 4. p. 1861, to answer the plaintiff in a certain action now pending before me, wherein Artemas Rogers is plaintiff and you are defendant. The said action being for the revovery of the sum of $174,25, al * a by said laintifl to be due him by said defendant. for which said amount, if jou fail to appear and answer, the plaintiff will take j ment, Given’ under my hand this the 5th Gay of November a. p. 1851. : JOUN ANDERSON, J. P. 56-td Nevada Townehi:. GtATE OF CALIFORNIA,—Nevada County. : The people of the state of California to Jno. H. Bauta, greesing; Yon are hereby summoned to be and apbefore me at my office in Nevada city, on Tuesday the 18th day of November, 1851 at 10 o’clock, a. ™., to answer the Maintitl in a suit wherein K. Thompson {8 plaintifi and Jno. H. Bauta is defendant e said action being for the recovery of the sum of $143,50, with ten per cent interest from the 25th of October 1851, as per note of hand filed as part of gine ’s complaint. For which amount, if you fail to appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment: : Given under my hand this 5th day of November, A. D 1851 Jno. Anperson, J: P. 56-td Nevada Township. rT NOR SALE,—A valuable house and lot and out houses, on Broad st. roperty is well fitted up for either a boarding house or hotel. There are sixteen rooms in the house. The lot is large Se well fenced. If the above property is not by the 15th of November, t will be for rent, with gl the furniture. For urth er particulars inquire of the ba ad warns? J. M, STERLING Look out for Breakers! ns engaged in the bus oo! ‘oa poke ngeen el and fo ane ot of retailing spirituous liquors, wines liquids, are herety notte that unless license for m5 eing . Os og at once, by Eee t efor in unty treasw 4 their names will be handed over to the Coun! ty Attorney for suit. z H. ©. HODGE, Treasurer, . 55-3t ‘per H wenanp, Deputy,* —of

te? eee St. Francis Hotel. pes favorite house having been completely renovated, the public can be accommodated with comfortable furnished and unfurnished rooms at moderate rates. Also with lodgings on favorable terms. E. BELLEAU. 50-3m San Francisco. . oly ESTRAY—One grey mare— the tops ef each ear rounded, with an imperceptible brand on the left shoulder. ‘The owner can have her by applying at the Chicago hotel, proving property and paying charges. 59-31* [ WILL pay the above reward for the arrest and conviction, of the thief who stole from my saddle, in Grass Valley, on Monday night last, a Colt’s Dragoon pistol, No. 1192—it was contained in a heavy, black, leather holster, with a broad black belt, double tougued and buckles. Or for any information which may lead to the discovery of the thief and the return of the property, a liberal compensation. E. W, ROBERTS. Rough & Ready. Nov. 13,—58-3t $100 “Reward. Fruits of Mormonism, Ra fair and candid statement of facts illustrative of Mormop ciples, Mormon policy and Mormon character, just published and for sale by the Rev. Messrs. WarREN and BLanb. 59-tf Nee OF CALIFORNIA, county of Nevada, township of Grass Valley. Justices court, before C F Smith, Esq, Justice of the Peace. November 12, 1851. James Hoel vs F'F Dana & Co , The people of the State of California to F F Dana and company, of said township, Sreeting : You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at my office, in said township, on Monday, the fifteenth day of December, next, atten o'clock, a. m., then and there to answer to the complaint of James Hoel, who demands against you the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars—the amount of your due bill payable to him, or his order, dated Feb. 11, 1851; for which sum and interest, he will take judgment against you, in case of your failure to appear and answer as above. ; C F SMITH, J. P. 59-td BH. Q. M,C, Nia is hereby given to the share holders of the Bunker J/i1Li Quartz Mining Company, that a further assessment of five per centum on the capital stock of said company has been levied this 13th day of November 1851, by the board of trustees, payable within 10 days at the company’s office on the works, The rule of forfeiture for non-payment of assessnents will be rigidly enforced. By order of the board. T. W. COLBURN, Sec’;. 59-3t. hy once is hereby given to whom it may concern that any connexion heretofore existing between the Bunker //ill Quartz Mining Company of Nevada city and Rogers & Beal, has this day been dissolved; the said Rogers and Beal acting no longer as agents or in any other capacity for said company. By order of the Board of Trustees of the Bunker Hill Quartz M. G. Co, T. W. COLBURN, Secretatry. Nevada citv, November 4th, 1851—56-3t Notice. LL Persons indebted to the firm of Dawson, Anthony & co,by note or otherwise, are hereby notified that the papers of the above firm have been placed in my hards «for ollce tion, and they are requested to set ‘tle the same without delay, as longer indulgence will mot be given. Jno. ANDERSON, Atty for Dawson & ce. For Sale or Rent. HB undersigned, desirous of changing his location, offers to sell or rent the well’known hotel, called the Gregory House. ‘The house is well finished and furnished, and thas a good run of custom. For further particulars apply to 58-tf U. S. GREGORY. Nov 12—58-3t YSTER SALOOQN.«-<The subscriber having, fitted up and furnished the huuse formerly known as the “Miners? Home,’ is now prepared to get-up the “oyster fixins” in the “most approved style” His bar is supplied with the ehoicest liquors. In short, he will furnish every thing usually kept in such establishments “upon the shortest notice.” 53-tf Wm. Buiiineren. St. Charles Hotel. MARYSVILLE, ( Post Office in the same building. ) ORNER D and Third streets, is now open. Additions have been made to the furnitute of the house, and the internal arrangements'are complete, to secure the best accommodations for families, miners, and the travelling public generally. Travelers will find the St. Gutartes very pleasant and airy for the present and approaching season; and having Iurge yards attached, is, from its situation, more secure from fire than any other hotel in the city. The best exertions of the proprietor and his assistants, will be devoted to secure the comfort of his guests. Miners are informed that the house is provided with a ‘Wilder's patent salamander safe,” of the largest size, fitted with Hall’s atent powder proof lock, guarantecing safety rom fire or burglars, for the gratuitous use of the patrons of the hotel. Stages depart daily from the St. Charlos for all parts of the country. Breakfast from 6 1-3 to 8 1-2 o’clock. Dinner from 1 to 2 1-2 p. m. Supper from 6 to 7 1-2 vp. m. 58-6 JAMES CUSHING, proprietor. STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada, District court—10th Judicial District: Ann L. Cook ys. Joha T. Cook. HE people of the State of California to John T, Cook, greeting : You aro hereby notified that on the 8d day of November, inst, suit was commenced by said plaintiff against you in said court, fora divorce, a vinculo matrimonii. You are therefore required to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, herein filed, within three months from this date, or the plaintiff will take a bath for divorce, as ayed for in said complaint. i Witness, Theodore Miller, clerk of fu s. $ said court with seal affixed, at office, ——J?in Nevada city, this 5th day of Nov AD 1851. wenn Tueopore Miter, Clerk, J. R. McConnett, Atty. PIff. TEAMSTERS.— Wanted to contract Tor hauling sixteen or seventeen thousand inde of inery (a quartz mill) from NeCaan be the Yabo civer—dirtance, 26 miles, Apply immediately to Jotsph Lioyd, nearly gapenite this office, or at Wood’s Kavine— store ames x Nov. 13th, 1861—It Pa te. ae . perior to any in California. . . } Boot and Shoemaker. P. J. ESPENSCHEID would respectfully inform the Jadies and gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, that he has permanently located himself on the corne: of Main and Commercial streets, where he will keop constuntly on hand a large assortment of Boots and shoes, Leather and Findings. Repairing done in the mest neat and workmanlike manner at all times. 52-3m AME to the Ranch of W. C. West & co. about the the first of August, 1851, one small dun horse, black mane and tail, and a very slight brand on the left shoulder, about ten years old, ‘ ALso, one small grey horse, right fore leg white to the knee, no brand noticed, he is about 6 years old. Both trotters. N. B. Said howses can be had by proving property and paying charges on the same, I. T. HIRST, Agent for the company Nevada city, Nov 8th, 1851—57-3t Notice. I hereby notify all persons that I have no "agents in Californiato transact any business for me, and any person proposing to act as such is unauthorized, and their acts will not be ratified by me. C.N. Kircnen. Nevada city, Nov. 6th, 1851—57-3t Ball at Grass Valley. N Tuesday evening, the 18th inst., there will be a Grand Ball given on the oc casion of the opening of the magnificent Arta SAoon. The supper wil! be served at Bearrty’s, where also the ladies will be received on arrival. MANAGERS, A. N, Srovrensurcn, Dr. C. D, CLEVELAND, Ds W. McCormick, G, Merepiru, Junce Barsour, Jupee Caswe 1, James Barker, P.M. Fisxx, Dr. E. W. Roberts W. H. Lyons, Centreville Nevada. Rough and Ready. Nevada Washing Co. hy Gghiges g CO., beg leave to inform the public that they have opened the Nevada Washing Company, at the Roger Williams spring. Having spared no expense in the construction and fitting up of this establishment, they will wash, starch, and iron ina superior style, ‘I‘hey hope to render the Nevada Washing Company equal, and even suThe patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. 57-lm* San Francisco Advertisements. ETALS—600 bundles sheet iron, assorted numbers ; 25 bundles Russia iron, assorted numbers ; 15 bundles imitation Russia iron, as’d do; 50 bundles galvanized sheet iron No 18, 100 bundles irin wire; 100 bxs Canada plates 70 bundles hoop iron; 300 boxes tin plates; 10 doz Douglass’ patent pumps; 6 casks ziar; 10 rolls sheet lead ; 100 doz fuacets and stop cocks ; 40 kegs shutter and boiler rivets ; 400 papers assorted rivets ; Tinmen’s machines and tools; Parlor grates with marble mantle pieces ; P. NAYLOR, California street. ALIFORNIA PRODUCE, just received, ex schooners “ Ferdinand,” “J. R. Whiting,” and “Mary.” The subscribers offer for sale at their new store, Central Wharf. between Battery and Pine sts, 1250 sacks best Santa Cruz potatoes, 500 “ * Bodega and San Jose do, 250 “ “onions, in prime condition, Chilies, Tomatoes, ete. ete. California Barley daily arriving from San Jose, Sonoma, Contra. Costa, ete. Chili beriey, in 100 Ib bags. All whiet, will be sold at LowEst marke rates. City and Up River ‘Travers will find it to ineir advantave to give us a call. HENRY TOOMY & CO. Central Wharf, 52-1m_ between Battery and Front streets. 59-2w C. HORN importer of cigars and toe bacco.—Constantly receiving, direct from Havana, the choicest brands of cigars, and from Virginia the most superior chewing3obacco. Brick buildings, Sansome st. between California and Pine. 48-1m. OTICE.—A line of first Class Vessels for the N.S. Wales Gold mines, have been laid on, All particulars can be given by applying to R.L, PATTISON, Pacific Wharf—late Commander of the Hunter Rover Steam Navigation Company, “Steam Packet Rose,’ N.S. W. 48-Im. iT INES.—The undersigned offers for sale in lots to suit purchasers : Port wine, in 35 gallon casks, Red Lisbon wine, in 35 and 26 gall casks, White do do in 35 and 26 gall easks, M .deira wine, in 28 and 26 gall casks, Golden Sherry, in 38 and 26 gall casks, Vinegar in 13 gallon kegs, Chil Flour, in 100 1b sacks, Yerba Matto--An invoice of garden seeds, 50-1in J.B. WYNN, California st. Hydraulic Rams, Chain Pumps, For sale by DAVIS & CO, {Importers of hardware and mining implements. Cor. Sansome and Clay sts, 8S. f., near Central Wharf. 60-Im eRe OF BUTTER.—The sub scriber has followed the batter business, in the Atlantic States for several years, he is now permanently located in San Francisco, and will spare no pains nor expense in bringing a goed article to this market. His butter is all packed at the dairies— not repacked in New York—in 25 and 100 pounds packages; and being expressly put up for sale here, he feels justified in saying the quality willbe found equal te any in this market. JAS. PATRICK, Battery street, between Jackson and Pacific streets, 55lm San Franeisco Bans HOUSE of Bourgoyne & Co., 4 Corner of Washington and Montgomery streets, Exchange for sale at sight or on time, on Baring Bros. and Co., London, Hottinguer and Co. Paris, Drake Bros, and Co. Havana. Jno. E Thayer and Bros. _Bosten. Merchants’ Bank, MN ston. Bebee and Ce. New York. Merchants’ Bank, New York. Chubb, Schonck and Co. Washington city. L. A. Benoist and Co. St. Louis. Mansel White and Co. N. Orleans. Gold Dust purchased at the highest rates, shi and insured at the lowest rates te the Atlaatic cities and bank of England. nod43 1m ee San Franeisco Advert ixements. Citizens of Nevada! EAD and LEARN that C, C, Richmond has returned with one of the largest and best selected stocks of Drugs and Medicines ever offered to the public,together with a large and varied assortment of Perrumery and Fancy ArtTIcLes, comprising the productions of the best French and English manafacturers, all of which he offers at the lowest prices. To the Merchants: Call and save yourself the tro uble of looking elsewhere, as you will find all you want, and at the lowest prices, at Richmond’s Drng St ore, on Jackson street below Montgomery. To the Ladies: Ah, beanteous lady, come at once and buy The choicest extracts, the world can vie, Now does friend Richmond to you once call, 'To view the stock of his most splendid ‘Vall, Whence comes the beauteous summer time, And perfumes once again come near, Say will ye not on Richmond call, And buy there, sure th¢y are not dear. He’ll wait your answer and still hope His request is not delayed too long. Come down and see him, tis a fact He will not use you wrong. n53m Book Bindery. BBL ANE BOOKS and Stationary.—Cooxe & Lx Counr respectfully inform the public that they intend opening, on or about the tenth of Novdmber, a Blank Book, Stationary, and Book Binding San Francisco Advertisements. JOHN PERRY & Co.,, EALERS in Exehange, Gold Dust, State and City scrip. For sale, exchange on New York, Boston, Philadelphia and St Louis. Wantrp—Gold dust and. State wairants, for which the highest market})price will be paid. Office in Naglee’s building, (formerly occupied by Gregory’s Express.) 51-2m OTICE.—The subseribers have opened an office for thejparchase of Gold Dust, in Howard’s Buildings, Montgomery st, between Clay and Commercial sts; and ofler the highest market value, in small or large quaintities. 51-Im RISING, CASELIL & CO, ieee Sale, new Steam engine, of 5 or 6 horse power, A with boiler etc. complete, As J POPE, 5I-lm Peradventure office, california wharf, Franklin House. Corner of Broadway and Sansome streets, San Francisco. Cox § Siocum, Proprietors, The Franklin House is one of the largest and most commopious houses in the city, and the table is furnished with the best the market affords. The rooms are light and ! Establishment, airy. 56-1m Bria: thar : where every thing in their line will be manuURGESS, GILBERT & STILL.—. }factured in as workmanlike manner as in any Booksellers and Stationers, and wholecxetitan net a in the States, and upon sale and retail agents for Foreign and AmeTheir stock of blank books, got up to order FICO -DAWSPApers, magazines, ete., Portsexpressly for this market, will be found supemouth square, San Francisco. 56-1m . rior in materials, and style of binding to any ee heretofore imported comprising Russia-banded X CHALLENGE—-Excecsior soap.—. sheep and half-bound super royal, royal, me300 boxes of this superior family soap,. dium, demy and cap books. to be sold low to the trade, ex ship, by Staple and Fancy Stationery viz: COIT & BEALS, English, French, and American note, letter, Agents of the manufacturers, i Sansome street, near Clay. {From the Hudson River Chronicle.] approved qualities; pencils, rulers, wafers, gold and steel pens, cutlery, e:c., with every article rrquired for the rede . house. Having the best’ Engli on hand, they will be enabled to supply customers with ‘blank’ books of every size and style of binding, and ruled to any desired pat-, tern. Bull-heads and account sales ruled to pattern. Every variety of binding dene neatly and with despatch. Music, magazines, law books, notarial records, etc. bound to order, in any style, or to match, COOKE & LE COUNT, Stationer’s Warehouse, Montgomery st. near Clay, Wells’ Fire-Proof building 58-Im Fx Alfred and Emile. The Excelsior soap, a recent invention of Mr Caldwe'l, of the firm of Caldwell, Payson and Co., manufacturers, 289 Rivington street, New York, promises to be the wonder of the age In removing printers’ ink it acts like a charm, and is the only article we know of that will remove it without injury to the skin. This soap acts equally well in cold, hard, or soft water, and will be w great saving to the family and washerwoman, It sets all colors, and clothes requires no boiling or bleaching when washed with this article. For houses and toilet purposes it is admirable. The Tribune, and other high class papers, speak in glowing terms of its merits. Fer removing grease or oils from silks, cottons, linens, and woollens, it is admirable. We heartily commend this superior article (o our lady friends, as being both saving and e@Onomican. ale and porter; 400,009 cigars; claret in boxes and hhds; perfumery, cherry cordial, champagne ; port wine; six cases fire arms ; 300 boxes sperm candles ; fancy socks, merinos J. G.SCHRO nd53m_ Sansome, bet, Clay and Corr & Beats have also for sale, 300 bags Chili Beans, San Jose Potatoes, 50 tons best burr clover Hay, 500 bbls Lime, pound cake, sweet corn, etc., ete. 66-lm-is To Owners of Quartz Claims. HOSE having good Quartz Claims. and wishing to procure machinery to work them. may hear of capitalists desirous of investing money in the enterprize, on application personally, or by letter, at this office, or to O, Hoos, 456-tf San Francisco. ER and Co. German Boarding House. San Francisco on Pacific street, near sansome. his friends, th t he has opened the above convenient for businessmen, The table, unMr. McClain, late Steward of the steamer Columbus, wili be supplied with every variety of the season. The wines and liquors will be of such a quality’as cannot failto meet favor in OR diel Sa ean” ab Peo any fae mg iets ‘ the ‘Queen of Sheba.’—The well known oard and ledging $10 per week, barque Wurton, 300 tons burthen. will sail ni3m GE ROE F. VAN HOLLAN. for the above port en the 15th of November. This splendid barque has been proved to be a fast sailer, and is expected to make the best trip of any vessel out of this port. Her accommodations are of a very superior order, and passengers for the above port are particularly requested to examine them before applying elsewhere.

No expense will be spared in provisioning her for this voyage, and an experienced surgeonis engaged. For passage, apply to Cart. Parrison, Rose shipping office, Pacific wharf, Orto J: N. Steppon, 12 Jackson st. wharf Robert Josephi and Co, — MPORTERS of Watches, Watch Glasses, Jewelry, Watch materials, and all kinds of Watchmakers’ and Jewelers’ tools. R. J. & Co, are constantly receiving by every steamer, from their houses in New York and England. the largest assortment in the above line. Orders promptly executed. 25 Washington st, San Francisco. 56-2m UTTER STORF—Sansome street, near i Jackson. J. B. WEIR, importer and dealer in butrer, cheese, lard, hams, ete. ete, N. B. Constantly on hand, strietly prime table butter, in firkins and small kegs. 50m1 Mahony and Garniss, GFNERAL BROKERS. California and Sansome sts. srle, assorted invoices of provisions, clothing, crockery, hardware, barley, oats, corn, flour, etc. ete. 54 3m L: W. Sloat, EEDS, mortgages, agreements, certificates of incorporates, powers of regs fi charter parties, bottomry bonds, bills of sale of vessels, and other commercial papers drawn and acknowledged. Protests of vessels drawn and extended, Office in the Commercial Exchange for some, San Francisco. 54-lm Wp OBERT RODGERS, Glay street, between Montgomery & Sansome sts offers in half and qr. bags* beans; superior Cincinnati. hams; smoked beef; mess pork ; prime beef; split peas; pearl barley; vermicelli; molasses syrup; Amer’can butter, in bladders ; Cork butter, in firkins; cheese; tapioca; cloves; nutmegs; prunes ;‘raisins ; pickles ; mustard ; absynthe; champagne; jams and jellies; table salt; very fine old port and sherry wine, in woodand bottles; white lead; green, red, blue and fancy paints ; Havana cigars; blankets ; clothing; dry goods; glass ware ; ¢., &e. <TEAM ENGINE for quartz mining, for 9 sale. A forty horse power steam engine and boiler complete. The boiler can be sent to the mines in sections. The whole is new and of the best workmanship. Orders received for every description of mining machinery. GEO. GORDON, 50-Im Pine st. above Battery, S Francis*o, . Sutter House. Opposite Sutter Iron Works, cor Fulsom and Beat sts, San Franciseo. S prepaped to entertain boarders in good _style. ‘Table and rooms equal to the best. Board and lodging, $12 per week, board, $10. Hl-tm PHTLIP HORN Gun and Lock Smith. G. TRIP, Lock and Gun smith, Bell e Hanger, and General Jobber in brass, iron and steel, Leidesdorff street, near the corner of Commercial, Long Wharf, San Francisco. _56-Im Shepard and Hale, MPORTERS, and wholesale dealers in I Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Sansomie &t., between Jackson and Washington. 69-Im lampblack, 49-1Im. Home Presents! ARE and Beautiful Goods at Auction! When you visit San Francisco, call at the Chinese sales room of TOBIN & DUNCAN, Long Wharf, one door below Sansomo strect, and examine their stoek of Sapurbly embroidered Chinese shawls and curiosities. At their auction sales these beautiful goods can be purchased at one-fourth of the price they are selling for in the States. Every person returning home takes with him a Chinese shawl. 56-Im Farms for Sale, N the counties of Sonoma and Napa, the Petaluma Valley, in large or small tracts of valley, or table, or mountain land, well watered and wooded. Apply at the office of Hauizck, Peacny & BILurnes, Barron & Co’s building, corner Merchant and Montgomery sts. 56-2m. a Odlice ot the Nevada County Goid Min. Co, San Francisco Oct. 20, 1851. THE Seeretary is directed by the Board of Trustees to notify the stockholders, that an assessment of two dollars on each share is made and required to be paid on or before Friday the 24th inst. He is, also, instructed to notily those, whose previous assessments still remain unpaid, that unless the same is paid within the time (six weeks from the date of assessment) required by law, their stock will be forfeited to the company . Qyream ENGINE FOR SALE.—One su9 perior stoain engine, with two flue boilers, 42 inches diameter, 24 feet long, two eylinders 14 inch, five feet stroke, with fixtures, appurtenances, and duplicates complete, for sale by Fav, Pemce & Wixtis, Battery st 59-Im OrDana Brotuens, foot Clay st. ARA MAZATLAN.—El muy grande y hermoso bergantin “JANE,” su capitan . ’ t. (851, Edward Haskell, saldra a cosa del 20 de Noaa % 8 “se oe baa do viembre, para dicho puerto. Este bergantin. stn do do 2 do do tiene muy excelentes comodidades para pasa-. "55 gw W.B.PE garos, camarotes grandes, y provisiones esquisitos en abundancia y esta previste eon todo lo necesario. Para pasage veanse con los 8S. McNEAR & COFFIN, Esquina de la callo de Sacramento y de Front, O con Ex Caprran, 59-td Abordo. MNS, ¢ MARINE FOUNDRY,--lst street beyond Mission, San Francisco. The undersigned heving purchased the Machine Shop and Foundry Imp!ements Imported b BR. Buckelew, (the most extensive red to construct ry Crushing Mills, nd castings. 7E USE,—Reynolds Brother’ tte : ty Seah gocttvoe from the United well known Etna safety fuse, just received and for sale by ALBERT DIBBLE, 5 ¥.2w Front st., next tucor. of Jackson. ing claims ¢an be GORDON § Co., gineers, Town office, Pine street near Battery. ENNETH MACLEA.—2000 half and qr sacks flour, Central Wharf. 54-2m TOCKS ror sate.—S by 7 per cents; Stocks of all a ACERT and drawing paper; writing and copying inks, . sh and check paper . On sale at Washington. . for him, The subscriber begs leave to announce to’! yy, named house, which will be found extremely baa bas the management of the well-known caterer, . \,, all Nations, California street, corner of San. Cigars ; 20,000 Alhambra eigars; 20,000 Orma { every description . of 2 San Francisco Advertisements, GOOD CHANCE FOR A GREAT BARGain.—'The advertiser, to satisfy a claim, having recently become the owner of the ALBion SALOON and Resraurant, and being entirely unacquainted with the business of public house keeping, he would offer the said saloon, with all the fixtures and furniture, for sale ata great sacrifice; or he would sell one half of the same to any person well calculated to carry on the bar and restaurant business, and would retain an equal interest himself. This plaee has been recently. built, and every . thing is new, it having been opened but a short time, and is fitted up in a superior style. Apply at the bar of the above saloon, Montgomery st., near California. 65-4 . SAN JUAN DEL SUD, and Panama.—The fast sailing packet, “ ELLEN Brooxs’’, Swain, master, will leave Paclfic Wharf noyISth, for San Juan and Panama. By the San Juan route passengers reach the Eastern States in advance of the mail. This packet isa fast sailer, has excellent accommodations which need only to be seen to be appreciated, and present to persons returning home, the best and cheapest conveyance offered to the travelling public, who are respectfully invited to examine for themselves before engaging passage elsewhere. For freight or passage apply on board at Pacific wharf, to 68-td 3. I. Swarn or C. A. Satu, Ag’ ts. Crockery and Glassware. UST RECEIVED and landing, a well assorted invoice of glassware per Challenge, and an invoice of fiint enamelled ware, a beautiful article, per Franeis—in lots to suit. PHILLIP A. ROACH, clay st. 3d door below Montgomery st. UNNY BAGS—-10,000 full sized and heavy; Potatoes, a cargo very superior quality, large red; Onions, 20,000 Ibs. Califorvia growth, superior quality; grapes, fresh pulled, of the Valljo vintage. Corn and corn meal, fresh ground for feed, Mess and clear pork, sugar, tea; superior Trish and Goshen butter, in small packages: T. B. McManus & Co's. 58-Im Jackson street, Biggie FLOUR—1500 half sacks, 3000 qr sacks—afloat or on shore, Kenneru Mac Lea, central wharf, near. Battery st. J. Fisher, & Co., Manufacturing Jewellers, Watchmakers and Engravers, Kearny st. bet Commercial and Sacramento. FFER for sale a full assortment of watches and California Jewelry at prices as 58-1m 7000 Ibs linseed oil; 2000 Ibs butter, 70 bbis low as the lowest. containing news from Europe of importance 68-Iin OR SYDNEY, via Honolulu. The fine British barque “ Duke of Wellington,” 600 tons burthen, C. Lloyd Throckmorton, ster, will sail for the above ports on or about Saturday, 15th of November. This fine packet m fitted up expressly for passengers, ared as to insure every comfort and conrenience to be found on a eea voyage. Families can be well accommodated with staterooms in the cabin. This packet will first touch at the Sandwich Islands and then at the Friendly Islands for supplies, and the voyage thus rendered pleasant by having fresh provisions and vegetables constantly on board, and also giving the passengers an phot ran, ' of visiting places of interest. The Wellington is supplied with new mattresses and pillows; she has a large supply of fresh water and the Commercial Exchange for all Nations, cor. of best provisions found in the market. For freight or pussage apply to the captain M. & G. have constantly on hand and for . on board, at Long Wharf, or to C. F. SWAIN, Agent, 58-td Lower Block’ Pacific Wharf. AVANA CIGARS!—-HAVANA CIGARS!—10,000 Cabago cigars; 18,000 Notary Public, Conveyancer § General Ag’t. Opera cigars; 8,000 Eficacia cigars; 6,000 P. P. P. cigars ; 5,000 Ceriso cigars; 4,000 Palermo cigars; 7,600 Nebastian cigars; 6,000 Union American cigars ; 7.750 M.C. A. 8. cigars ; 3,000 Curveadad cigars; 3,000 Novedad cigars; 5,000 Flor de Habana cigars; 5,000 El la Chaz cigars; 4,000 El.Rey cigars; 8,000 Sultana cigars; 6,000 El Orb cigars; 10,00 Nicotiana 7,000 El Empresario cigars; 18,000 Parragano Rosa Imperial Regalia cigara; 36,900 Tulipin ja cigars; 50,000 La Minerva Regalia cigars. The above are all guaranteed first class Hafor sale, from recent arrivals, fresh Chili flour, . vana cigars. For sale b B.C. HORN, Sansome et. 58-Im Between California and Pine sts. ‘Davis’ Vegetable Pain Killer. ANUFACTURED by Perry Davis § Son, Providence, R. I. This artic) +, which has become so generally known for its curative qualities, is offered for sale by the subscribers, wholesale agents for California. Martin & Darr, Jackson st 58-2m between Montgomery and Sansome. HE “Fortunes of a Young Widow ’—~A narative of fondness, fashion, finances, of simplicity, credulity, roguery and cunning; relating to rich old husbands, young wives, penniless adventurers, modern financiers; the yhilosophy of keeping up appearances, of iiving without means and beyond means. For sule at the Noisy Carrier’s Publishing Hall, Long Wharf, between Sansome and Battery sts. 68-Im Miscellaneous Books. NEW ASSORTMENT just received, consisting in part of philosvphical, theological and law books; English, French, Ger58-lm F Ma. F. H. F, Suvecxer, late of Rancho Hermann, would call at the office of the oods, woolen . Marysvi.te Heratp, he will find there letters and . man, and Spanish school books; English, French and Spanish novela; English and Fren*h cookery books; books on games, as Hoyle’s ete,; various medical, surgical and agricultural instructors ; sheet music, globes, pear atlases, etc. etc. For sale b Marvin & Hercucock, At the Pioneer Bookstore, corner Montgomery and Clay sts, 100 Caees Brandy and Fresh Fruits, assorted : 60 doz fresh peaches, jn 2 1b tins; 50 eighth pipes, pure brandy; 200 sacks green Central American coflec; 160 packages Imperial and Gunpowder tea, ip ages; 500 s Y Hyson, 6 lbs each; 500 kegs leaf lard, 10 cans do, in tins; 700 kits no. 1 mackere); ‘ Mess pork in hf bbls; Chili peaches; Winchester’s soap, olive oil, etc. Arginaton § Co, 58-Lm cor, Jackson-and Front sts, Crescent House, Paeific st. bet. Montgomery and Kearny. MS. ROSLEY, having leased the above hou:e, takes pleasure in announcing to the public that she i now prepared to receive boarders either by the day or week. . The table will ‘be spread with the varieties the season, e lodging rooms are comfortable and airy. Connected with the house isa bar, well stocked with the ahetoett. "atop oe bauages A share of the public patronage 58-Lin For Sale, HE French Hotel, Hotel de France, with the lot on which it is located, and all the furniture. Applyto , MR. GALINA, 58-im At the Hoel. 58-m desirous to j»in and . fully solicited. . IONEER BOOK STORE.—Manrvin & Hironcock importers and dealers in books and stationary, offer to the trade and public generally, their large and handsome stock of goods in their line,on the most favorable terms. Consisting in part of Blank books fall and half bound in every variety, pass, luck and memorandum books ; ink, small 20%, pints and quarts; Foolscap and Letter paper; gold and steel pens’; Rodgers and Westelholms superior pocket cutlery, together with the best stock of miscellaneous Books on science, history and fiction; also, all the Magazines -and Periodicals of the day. One of our firti being constantly in New York, we arein regular semi-monthly receipt of goods adapted to this market. Montgomery strect corner of Merchant, San Francisco. 48-1m. MR, DUSUZEAU, CHEMIST, MINERALOGIST, AS; SAYER AND SMELTER, Informs the miners of the strrounding country thathe has. remaved his. Assaying Oftice, well known for two and a hulf years in Sacramento street San Francisco, to Broad street Nevada city. He also announces,to the public that receiving more numerous applications for assays, and seeing a large number of miners oecuy ied in prospecting and working quarts veins, to facilitate them in ¢heir searches, he has reduced his Assaying price to $15,00 instead of $20,00, which it was at first. Mr. Dusuzeau, having had ten years practice, and having been proprietor of quartz veins in the Chilian mines, can offer to the miners assurances in his consultations upon the different mines. He also takes charge in the direction of mineral works. in erecting and direct-. ing Machines to extract the gold ag well of the poorest as of the riehest mineral; these machines being the best, the surest, the least costly, he can recommend them in preference tu all others. Wa. Dusuzeat, Broad st., opposite the Virginia House, Oct. 11th 1851. 49 3m* Grass Valley Advertisements H. GARRETSON, Cermontes and Mille wright. Houses and mills erected, lumber furnished, toms and rockers constructed at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. All jobs entrusted to my care will be faithfully and pene executed. Shop at Grass Valley opposite Beatfy’s Hotel, Sept. 30th, 1851. --46-3m* Fo SALE—A steam-engine and boilet complete, of 15 horse power, can be seen! at the Sacramento quartz crushing machine; Grass Valley. APPIy to HOS. GLEN, or JULIUS WETZLAR. Grass Valley, 27th Oct. 1851—54-6t D. CLEVELAND, MM. D., Physician e and Surgeon, Main st., Grass Valley. 45-3m ; Bury, HOUSE, by Thos. Beatty, Grass Valley, Nevada co. ACIFIC: HOTEL, by Peterson and ’ Guptons, Grass Valley Nevada co, Ranch in connection with the houso. 45tf Jas. B. Townsend, (Late of St Louis, Mo.) . ATTORNEY AT LAW, Oftes Main st., Grass Valley; Nevada’ éo: C. F. SMITH. Justice of the Peace, ATTORNEY AT LAW. GRASS VALLEY, See Nevada County, Jewelry.. SAVAGE, Jewel Smith—North-east }3e comer of J and 3d sts, Sacramento city, entrance in 3d st, over Boyce’s store. Manufactures to order and upon the shortest notice, all kinds of California jewelry, such as bracelets, finger rings, broaches, breast-pins, earrings, combs, watch chains, seals, ete., upon the most reasonable terms, 54 Gin* Notice. HI undersigned intends leaving for ‘ho Atlantic States, on the steamer of the 15th inst , and any person having any unsettled business with me are requested to come forward immediately and present the samo for adjustment. Mr, Lioyd Lewis, at the Gold Tunnel, is my atthorised agent to transact any bnsiness on my behalf during my absence. the W. 8S O’CONNER. Novy. 3d, A D 1851—56-3t STATE OF CHLIFORNIA,—Nevapa KY Counry— owit: : The people of the state of California to Hiram Davis, greeting: You are hereby summoned to be and appear before me at my office in Nevada City, at 10 o’clock a. mM, on Monday, the 17th day of November, 4. p. 1861, to answer the plaintiff in a certain action now pending before me, wherein Artemas Rogers is plaintiff and you are defendant. The said action being for the revovery of the sum of $174,25, al * a by said laintifl to be due him by said defendant. for which said amount, if jou fail to appear and answer, the plaintiff will take j ment, Given’ under my hand this the 5th Gay of November a. p. 1851. : JOUN ANDERSON, J. P. 56-td Nevada Townehi:. GtATE OF CALIFORNIA,—Nevada County. : The people of the state of California to Jno. H. Bauta, greesing; Yon are hereby summoned to be and apbefore me at my office in Nevada city, on Tuesday the 18th day of November, 1851 at 10 o’clock, a. ™., to answer the Maintitl in a suit wherein K. Thompson {8 plaintifi and Jno. H. Bauta is defendant e said action being for the recovery of the sum of $143,50, with ten per cent interest from the 25th of October 1851, as per note of hand filed as part of gine ’s complaint.. For which amount, if you fail to appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment: : Given under my hand this 5th day of November, A. D 1851 Jno. Anperson, J: P. 56-td Nevada Township. rT NOR SALE,—A valuable house and lot and out houses, on Broad st. roperty is well fitted up for either a boarding house or hotel. There are sixteen rooms in the house. The lot is large Se well fenced. If the above property is not by the 15th of November, t will be for rent, with gl the furniture. For urth er particulars inquire of the ba ad warns? J. M, STERLING Look out for Breakers! ns engaged in the bus oo! ‘oa poke ngeen el and fo ane ot of retailing spirituous liquors, wines liquids, are herety notte that unless license for m5 eing . Os og at once, by Eee t efor in unty treasw 4 their names will be handed over to the Coun! ty Attorney for suit. z H. ©. HODGE, Treasurer, . 55-3t ‘per H wenanp, Deputy,* —of