November 27, 1851 (4 pages)

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Traporters, Manufucturers and dealers in Watchea, Jewelry, Watch materials, §c. 25 Washington strect. Bet. Montgomery and Kearny. 56-2m +. idea een eae ating cociemennenicecaneensition a TAN DAMME & TORQUET, wholesale V and retail dealers in blasting and sporting powder, shot, caps, firé-acms, shooting . accessories, ete., Sansome street, one door above Pine street. 52-im oy ESTERN HOTEL, Battery, between Broadway and Vallejo ats., San Fran. cisco—designed especially fur the accommoda. liven Of iinerz, convenicut to the steamer . Yandings and to the business parts of the city A runner will be in attendance at the boats on . theiratrival. Accommodations confortable. . Termme.—Loard and lodging $10 per weck.— Mesto $0 cents . 49-Im. HoH. McNgar, Proprietor. . G@TICH, To Passexcens-—The under: . sizned, having completed their arrangemewuts, are prepared to forward passengers to . ‘all parts of the world, in vessels, which in point of speed, comfort and capaciiy, and as . rega.da moderation in the price of passage, have no equals. Zhe undersigned also avail themselve of . thie method to inform those who are in the . anines and river towns of Caiifornia, and . eho imtend visiting their native places this . winter, that che best chances are now offered . them. Appty to GOIN & ELLIS. Passenger Agents, oct22m Long Wharf, San Francisco. . mcoe-anashasschbihchiindamacibsiiinancadinendtphit . ACONDRAY & CO. offer for sale. clear . pS and mess pork, in bbls and half bbls, gmest und prime oeef, cheese, molasses, pick: . dvs, manila, China and Muscovado sugars, green aud black teas, in various packages, . ground spices, whole spices in bond, ehamPague, port, Madeira and sherry wines, in . Wood and glass, sperm candles, brandy and . whiskey, in gluss boots, shoes and brogans, fine and heavy clothing, blankets, blue and white drills, colored flannels, China silks, camge trunks, honey, lime juice, Havana and auils cigars and cherovts, covoa, chocoiate, wooden ware, brooms, stationary, nails and apikes. 57-1m. Cus WINES AND LIQCORS.-eBrandies, Martell, United Proprietors, Rastean Chenuyer and Ameri. «an; gin, Holland, Scheidam and Ameriean; whiskey, Liish, Scotch, Bourbon and Monongahela; cherry brandy, in cases{and . kegs ; ram, Jamaica and New England ; port, . sherry, Madeira and claret, in wood and lass; champagne, 100 baskets Segnette and Treidseick ; Osborn’s old Queen’s port in cases; whiskey and brandy, in cases; matis. chino, absynthe, annisettc and curacoa, ‘or shle by Bowman & Co, . Pacific street wharf, between Battery . 49-1m and Front strect BANKING HOUSE, OF JAS KING, OF WM, & CO. EXCHANGE ON Geo Peabody, Esq., London, Camman, Whitehouse, & Co. New York . J. Corning & Co, New Orleans, Riggs and Levering, St Louis, And on Messrs Coreovan and Riggs — Payable at their office, Washington city ee Merchant's Bank, Boston, « — Philadelphia Bank, Philadelphia, % Bank of Baltimore, Baltimore, Bank of Virginia and branches. 51-2m . Oi', 1000 gals winter strained Polar Oil. iwi bei iv ™ "NEVADA JOURNAL. San Francisce Advertisements. ll Sutter Iron Works, Rincon Point, San Francisco. San Francisee Advertisements. kinda of machiuery made to onler. Being largely engaged in manufacturing quartz rock machinery, and having an extensive assortment of patterns on hand, arc prepared to receive and execnte orders witl dispatch. arties wishing farther information, or to contract for machinery, by add:essing Geo. IK Gluyas, Superintendant, as above, or Jas. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will be promptly attended to. Aug. 30—3in* DAMEL UKEBON, than formerly. The Hotel fronts on Sunsome stroet 142 feet, and on Californin 65, and is three stories high. The Ladies’ Parlor 28 by 50, is clegantly fitted up with every regard to comfort and convenience. The Dining Rooms 70 by 22, is the largestand most roomy in the state. The butiding contains £9 roome, fu:nished ina manner not to be surpassed, with every uttention to care and luxury, and the terms for board as lotw as any first class hotel in the city. 3nn048 Jacks and Woadruff Inform their friends and the public , ms RO are tt et Po SON DENNIF, OKESON and DENNIE, SHIP AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE BROKERS Long Wharf, cur Sunsome st, San Francisco. REFER TO Messrs. Macondray and Co. that they are to offer tches and Jewelry of the best and mo: fashionable styles at the lowest cash prices.— They comprise fii.e Londou levers, ancher eeeapementa, and lepines, from the most celebra “Darling and Co. ted manufucturers of Kurope, Also, Diamons, “ Thompsem writin and Co. Pearl, Ruby, Emerald, and Opal Jewelry of “s Mel and Co au?s-6m the richest and most splendid description, all of ee ia . which ave offered at 50 per cent leas than formDONAHUE'’S . er prices. i , A sia . ig Jewelry manufactured from Californiagold. UNION IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY, . ¥>Guld Quartz suparated and refiacd. ° Corner First 9 Rome oo Uappy Valley, . Q'$-Chronumeters rated by transit. San Francisco. . re Wate’ airing ; $ 1 Quartz miaing muchinery made to order, . ty PiyigreDis tay Say Ui wckestey3.4 after the most upproved plans, castings of iron . Bolton and Barron's building. 48-3m. or brass, smithing, mele: eens, sieambout+) ——— a ner ————— repairing, turning and finishiny executed wii! , : 4 despatch, and every thin gennesurd with the OLIV ER oS McGL\ N N. business promnily attended to, 6)-3m . Dealersin Paints, Oils, Window ee ey no ea gt Glass, 3: es, &c. Burnham and Mann's . have on hand Wisite Load, Linseed Oil, raw MARKET. . aud boiled, Spirits Turpentine, Window GlasPacific st, bet Battery and Front, north side, . tsserted sizer, Artist Colors, Varnish, Putty, San Fraucisco. . &c. Brusnes of all descriptions. The trad« Fresh and salt provisions, and vegetables of iy pplied on the most liberal terms, all kinds, constantly on hand and tor eale at . . Stores, Sacra ento street, two doors below rices suiting the times, wholesa.e and retail. . Montgomery and Pacific above Buttery st. an?0 3m Sau Francisco. 48-3m. —— ee ee peaixT. Oils, Window Glass, eto. The subscriber offers fur s le a full assortment . Se ee Fp \IFIC HOTEL—Pine, near Montgomers st., San Francieco, kept by Mrs. ‘at sizeof English and French wiaduw glass . Keyes, trom Chicago—offers to boarders the fiom 10 by 12 10 36 by 33. ; comforts of home and the conveniences of + _ ALs0--aints, oils, Spirits of peepention, . hotel. loons furnished in gentecl style. TaVarnishes, Putty, Brushes, ete. efc. Feeling . bie supplied with all the masket affords, No grateful for past fuvorsfrum a generous pubbar kent 49 Im lie, he would still sulicit a share of patronuge. at Ropvr. Mansa, oat”, OTTON & CO., Corner of Clay m 2 ackson st, § doors abo-e Sansome, ant Sansome sts,beg leave respectfully 45-801 _ Sta Francisco. . iy announce that they have now srranged a IANTIG HOTEL. —The undersigned . “Private sales Department? in their sales Would respectfully announce that this { room, and are now ready to supply the trade new and comimodious Hotel, situated at the . throughout the country with a gencral assortcorner of Clay and Sansome streets, is now . ment of Boots, Shoes and Brogaus. Dry open for the ge ge of company. ‘The House . Goods and clothing, either at private sale, is located upon the site of the old ship Nianor upon their trade sales at auctionon Fri tic, in the very heart of the city, and whether Gays of each week. Merchants arriving for the man of business or pleasure, the locw. in town are requested to examine the stoc tion is not excelled by any other in town. before purchasing elsewhere. Importer who The parlors are spacious and tastefully furn: . ished, while the detping rooms are neat, airy . May desire to furnish samples of the above and pleasant. ‘The larder will be amply supee goods, to be sold for their account plied with every substantial and laxury which . may rely upon great attention being paid to the market affords, and the choicest wines . their interests. We pledge ourselves to und I'quors will always be found at the bar. . transact a strictly commission basiness. Our in short, the undersigned pledges him-elf that . rerular sale day at Auction for Groceries, nothing shall be wanting to render the Nian. Provisions and Liquors, will be held on tic Hotel an agreeable resort for either the esd traveller of business or pleasure. Tu Inys of each week. — L. H. Kons, Proprietor. . ~~ " pe ‘ N. 8 —The subscriber respectfully informs O59 BAORE, 0. nae = pele re he has ay hae the pte of. ° Esche Brothers and Go. r. Chas, F, Davenport, formerly of the Exgood issi change Coflee House. Boston, Mass. 49-lm pay pociee ody te oe ee eae eee Senne ee . h = ’ ° ita, BROTHERS & CO, Califurnia CRS. Montgomery street between street, San Frocisco, offer for sale— Sacramento and Commercial streets, in Galley flour in half barrels, ; Messrs, Gildemeester, De Fremery & co's Irish whiskey, English strong beer, in casks, . jyick building 52-1m Havana segurs, superior quality, ahahinar ity OOM Wer VDD e/a gH Sherry wine, in casks, Biaakete, heavy clothing, Bank Exchange. Candles, Rice, etc, ete. HE comers has wee this wellrapa mags irra esr plgaenncere gene aes said known and popular establishmeut, situD. COGSWELL, Denrist--Of. ated on Montgomery street, opposite Burfice on the Plaza, next door north of . goyne & Co’s. bank, wkere he will be pleased the California Exchange. ‘Tecth filled with . at ail times to serve the public. The choicest pure gold, and warranted for ten years. Op. liqnors which the market affords can be had erations on terms the most reasonable for . at all times. cash only. 49-3m Free lunch every day at 11 o'elock. BD AIR ioe tej EA ANE 52-1m P. D. KILDUFF. O L.--Bailey & Gilbert, Oi! ManF. C. Gray, Brother and Co. ufacturers Pine street, between sansome ; and Battery, have on hand and are constant; ae “i . Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, Pacific st. Wharf, San Francisco. ly manofucturing pure bleached sperm Oil, well reco:amended for machinery ; bleached Ad polar Oil, and‘Winter strained Lard Oil, in Hivu in store, and keep constantly on packages to suit purchasers, and the quality hand by fresh arrivals, a general assort. ment of groceries, liquors, tobacco, cigars, . ete., to which they respectfully invite the atguarantied. ntion of country dealers On Hand—3000 gallons pure sperm Oil; 15,000 gullons Polar Oil; 2000 gals Lard . wee ; (= Orders attended to with promptitude j and fidelity. 60-Im 56 im San Francisco. . San Francisco, Oct. 25, 1851, 53-3m LeA BGUNDAE VeoMurket Piace, . peeanediemenaeoniei<i fueing Battery st. hon ant brasscast-. PJJIRST PREMIUM SHIRT ings, of every description eral promptly ‘executed. Patterns made to, Alert and Game Cock, fresh supply of order. 57-Im G.M. Hutrron . Chas. Leightow’s New York made s sirts in. eluding a few of his first quality cambric. ; Bunk er Hill Restaurant. Montgomery st, near Clay, San Francisco. Detotder FFERS w business men the convenience . lh a wll Bays Mersin d, sample of which ave now being «xhibited in the N ETALS—600 bundles sheet iron, assorted numbers ; 25 bundles Russia iron, assorted numbers ; 15 bundles imitation Ruasia iron, as’d do; 50 bandies enlvanized sheet iron No 18, 100 bundles irin wire; 100 bxs Canada plates { 78 bundles hoop iron; 300 boxes tin plates; 10 doz Doug!ass’ parent pumps ; 6 casks ziac; 10 rolls sheet lead ; 100 doz a and stop cocks ; 40 kegs.s r and boiler rivets ; assorted rivets ; machines and tools; with marble mantle pieces ; P, NAYLOR, California street. VALIFURNIA PRODUCE, just receiv¢; ed, 6x schooners “ Ferdinand,” “J. R Whiting,” and “ Mary.” The subscribers r offe sale at their new store, Central tween Battery and Pine sts, 1950 sacks best @anta Cruz potatoes, ‘Tinm asso * Bodega and San Jose do, & “ onions, in prime condition, ry " , Tormnvees, ete, etc. ‘ifornia Barley duily arriving from San . iAenonit, Contra Costa, ete. Chili + in 100 Ih bags. hich will be sold at Lowest marke1 Pity and Ur River Travers will Prt their advantage to give Us a call. NBY TOOMY & CO, = Central Wharf, G1 derwoen Battery and Front streets. % of location in the centre of the business . Crystal Palace at the World's Fair, as spe part of the city. Its bill of fare comprises . i long of American needle and laundry work . aeieaitan wie San Francisco. Lode' nana eto with ae des ui ites _arsortment of Canton and woollen flaunei eae sit qulsites . undershirts and drawers; a quantity of gena aa Terma moderate. tiemen’s half hose, ete., which together with BE ty 1h cE Me loess ares (habe am Al , F. ARGENTI and Co. BANKERS, San Francisco, Montgomery at, between Clay anid Commercial sts. Keler to and draw on— Brown, Bros & Co, New York, Brown, Shipleyand Co, Liverpool, Samuel N ieboleon and Co. New Orleans, Afex Brown and:Son. Baltimore Browns ond Bowen, Philudelphia, James Adger oud Co, Charleston, Morrell and Dickey, Mobile, T B Curtis Esq Boston, Geo B Cumming, Savannah. Clean Guld dust bought at $17, and forwarded to order, by insurance to the U. 8, und England. 61-3m “Joseph Genella, N Montgomery strect, near Jackson. has ) just moved into his now fice-proof store. amt opened the Largest assurtmioat of Crockety, Gings and repo —. ry, Looking Glasses, chandeliers. ete, tha: can be foun! ' 1 Ga on the shores ot the Pacific; and he phdgenb3ra — a — hirascif to rell goons of the best quality at th. bpp thee hans pie Fae i. Most reasonable rates. French Produce, and deakrs in Wine: Particular attention paid to selecting wares . and Liquors, Sacramento street, third doe feribut ce. 5 Dein above Montgomery A small lot of Jennings'gentiemen’s clothing’ including a few elegant Ball Vests, stucks eravats, pocket handkerchiefs, &c. Under the management of Mrs. Woody a select assortment of haberdashery ary) emall wares. She also soperintends th Laundry Department of their business, and the repairing of gentlemen’s linen and under clothing. Montgomery street, between California and Pine, San Franciseo. 49 Im e and dealers in beds an] mattiasics— Sacramento, near Webb st, San Francisco, W. 1, BILVER, 1-2m HM CARRISON, tx Friedrich Franz. 2000 Iba Weetpbulin bems; 6000 ibs butter; 200 box-s pale sherry, 270 buxes old port wine: guns rifles, corpentevs’ fools, safos, gin der, paper hangings pian Kortes; aus ¢ + saws, ladies’ gurme ts, Ge., for sale faa ls, ladles RG MSCHRCDER ond to, fine ond yr ONES’ HOTEL,—Corner Sansome and bermmir od ones, San sree i a [ roprietor of the above Hotel s to inform TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinhis friends and the public goarsaity thronghery for crashing and pulverizing quartz . out the state, that he has just completed in the , ari rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought . very best manner, extensive additions and ren. iron work, water wheel castings, and all ovations to the same, and is now prepared to accommodate them in a more superior style ‘hott. miles from any land. st, Seo Francisco. Simi ore radege a os ne de i ‘ . From the N. Y. Tribune, Oct. 12. . Tae EXPEDITION IN SEARCH OF SIR JOHN . in thickness, FRANKLIN. es eee ——— The Advance, Capt, De Havert, has . 4wé without its attractions. Auroras . point to which these expeditions h ved, in the order her name be. speaks, from a voyage undertaken in philanthrephy, full of peril, full of incident, and successful in every thing but the great object of her search The first grand cause for triun ph is, that all her hardship, enterprise and . danger have not cost a single life. . How eminently this blessing is owing ton protecting and ever watchful Pro; . vidence will be apparent from a simple narrative of the incidents that befel the expedition, and the peculiar trials by whieh the Advance was tested, in those hitherto unknown and untravclled seas Truly, God was onthe waters shaping the destiny of this great mission of Charity, even though fated not to discover the long-lost wanderer. But let us begin’ Our narrative : The American Expedition entered Wellington's Sound Aug. 26th, 1850, where they met Capt. Penny with the Lady Franklin and Sophia, and were afterwards joined by Sir John Ross -{and Com. Austin. Penny discovered unmistakable evidence of Franklin's first winter quarters--three graves with inscriptions on wooden headboards, dating as late as On the 27th, Capt. April, 1846. Their inmates, accord: ing to these inscriptions, were of his crew—two from the Erebus and one trom the Terror. There were besides fragments of torn canvas, articles of clothing, wood and cordage, undoubted evidence of a large and Jong eucampment; but affording no indications which would serve as guides to the searchers or give assurance to hope. On the 8th of September the expedition forced through the ice to Bar-. flinching purpose he once more bore their business; they give me c row’s Inlet, where they narrowly es. nothward. caped being locked in the ice. But they so far succeeded, and on the 11th reached Griffith’s Island, the ultimate limit of their Western progress. From this they set sail on the 13th, with the intention of returning to the United States, but were locked in, near the mouth of Wellington's Channel. Here commenced those perilous adventures, any thing comparable to which, were never encountered and survived. By force of the northern icedrift the were helplessly drifted to 75° 25° N. lat., and thence drifted again into’ Lancaster Sound, somewhat, we should say, in a southeasterly direction. The agitation of the ice elevated the Advance nearly seven feet by the stern, and kecled her two feet eight inches starboard. In this position she remained, with some slight changes, for five consecutive months. And, while in it, the depth of winter closed its frozen terrors arotind the expedition. The polar night fell upon them, and, for eighty days, no ray of solar light broke upon them. The thermometer (Fahrenheit) ranged 40 degrees below zero, and sometimes sank to 46. Early in this awful night, (November 5th), the Rescue was abandoned, for the purpose of economizing the fuel, and the crews of both vessels determined to brave their fate together. They every moment expected the embracing ice would crush the vessels to atoms, and, conscquently, stood prepared, sleeping in their clothes with knapsacks on their bucks, to try chances on the ice, mid storm, and terror, and night. For this terrible trial, they had made every Quartz polver-. Lo DEPOT.-Leighton & Co, have. preparation, had provision sledged. izing machinery, and machine work ir gen. just received by the ships Anglo American,jand everything in readiness which might be useful for such a journey They were then ninety miles from . with fancy plaited linen bosoms, ete., which . land, and so certainly did they expect . for style and finish, work and quaity, are;that they should make this alarming . isl, that, on two oceasious, (8th De-. the Advance was baulke cember and 33d January,) the boate were actually lowered, and the crews the choicest selections from the proverbially ' Also, received by the same vowels, alargelassembled on the ice to await the catastrophe. During this period, the scurvy beJ.V.C. TELLER. _ . theie general stock are offere! at low prices [came epidemic, and assumed an alarming character. Its progress defied all ihe usual remedies, and only three men escaped the attack. Captain De Haven was himself the greatest sufferer. The constant use of fresh water, obtained from melted ice, active mental and physical exertion, and the vare of Divine Providence, arrested w. J. SICVER & CO—Manofictcrer {any fatal result ; and the disease yielded to a beverage composed of a sort of apple tea and lemon juice. After en——— . tering Baffin’s Bay, Jan. 13, the ice became fixed, and the little expedition became stationary and fast in the w-. midst of a vast plain of ice, ninety The stores, materials, and cordage were stowed ~ . away in snow-houses ervcted on the ice, and a sort of encampment was formed, with all the appearance, if not the solidity, of terra firma. The tables ee NO. 62. of ice varied from three to eight feet . Lieut. De Haven, and some of the o cers of the British expedition—nar Nor was this situation of peril and. ly: that he is hemmed in by ice at Parhelia—(mock suns) and mock . not been abletopenetrate. Zhe Re moons, of the most vivid lustre suc-!cue appears in much better conditid ceeded one another without intermis-. }than her consort Her rigging is sion, and as day approached, the twi-. tolerably good order, and her hull lights, streaking the northern horizon, . all sound, except a portion of the bu were Vividly beautiful. At length} warks. ‘The officers and crew, thoug the god of day showed his golden face , suffering quite as much as their cof (18th February), and was hailed with . panions in the Advance, are neverth three hearty American cheers. Gra . less now looking weil. . Most of the dually his influence was felt, and the . have left the vessel and e to vi waxenlike color of the complexion, . their families and friends. The Res which the long night had superinduced, . has on board four Esquimaux de geve place to freckles and tan. ‘The. They are said to be capital be disease, too, quickly disappeared. hunters, and ag such are invaluat Ou the 13th of May the Rescue wan companions to the Greenlander. The re-occupied. aré also on board some. half doz The disruption of the ive was sudden . Kyacks, (fishing boats) and a g and uppalling. In twenty minutes . variety of other curiosities of from its first moving, the vast field, as . interest to the scientific world. far as the eye could reach, became one ee mass of moving floes, and the expeKEAN ANB: GARROOE: dition once more drifted southward. Edmund Kean was a great fave By a continued providential assistance . Of Mrs. Garrick, the widow of the it passed the perils of Lancaster Sound . !ebrated actor David Garrick, Wher and Baffin’s Bay, and on the 10th of . ever it was desirable that a new p June emerged into open water, Jat. . former at Drury Lane should make 65 ° 30’ N, alittle south of the Arctic} hit, the committee used to bring th circle, being thus released from an im-. Venerable lady out to her private bo prisonment of nearly nine months,. *0 say he reminded her of Dav during which they helplessly drifted . She said so, and this went the roar 1,060 miles. While in Luncaster. °f the papers accordingly. In th Sound the roar of the rolling water. case of Keun, she spoke honestly. and tumbling ice exceeded all earthly . did remind her of her husband, ar tumult, and was sometimes:so loud and . ¥#8 nearer to him by many de; stunning as to render both voice and. ‘than any actor she had ever seen, hearing useless. though both agreed he could net p Capt. De Haven’s first care on his Abel Drugger. Once, in conversatia ewcape was to repair damages and rehe complained to her that the pape store the health and vigor of the crews. . bad made terrible mistakes as to hi With that object he visited Greenland, . Conceptions of character, reading where hé refitted. After a short de-. Points, and other peculiarities. « The lay, with unabated courage and un-. People,” said he, “don't understar the 7th of July the where I make no effort to deserve expedition spoke some whalers, and. "9d they pass over the passages 4 on the 8th passed the whaling fleet by . Which I have bestowed the utmost ea the Duteh Aslands, there arrested by . and attention ‘They think that & the ice. By the 11th, the expedition . 8 my style is new and nppea reached Baffin’s Island, and entered . "8tural, I don’t study, and talk abe through vast masses of loose icc. Here . *he sudden impulse of genius. The the Prince Albert joined. ‘They con-. #8 no such thing as impulsive acti warping through the ice, when the . ™Ay act better or worse on a particul Prince determined to try the southern night, from particular circumstance passage. De Haven persevered in but. the conception is the same. his course until the 8th, when he be~. have done all these. things a.thoa came completely entangled in floes . mes in country theatres, and perhap and bergs. Here again the expedition . better, before I was recognized as « encountered perils of the most alarm. . Seat London actor, and have bee ing kind. The floating ice broke in . loudly applauded ; but the sound aeve the bulwarks, and covered the deck in. eaeched as far as London.” — You broken masses, like rocks tumbled pell should write your own criticisms,” remell by a mountain torrent. The . Pli¢d the lady, “ David ahoays did ao!” more than iron endurance of the gal. . —-Dudblin University Magazine. Jant ships were severely tested by the} gygapsey STATUS OF OLIVER TWIST crush of the closing ice, but they rose : to the pressure as if defying the eleAmong the recent contributions to mental strife, bailed ita fury, and the great Exhibition in London, is = somewhat disabled, but still without a pingacng of Oliver Twist, from the chisel plank yielding in any vital part, rode of an American sculptor, Mr. Hu safely in an open road on the 19th day of Boston. Of this beautiful work of of August, art, the London Daily News says: Here, finding the north and west The helpless, friendtess boy is realready closed against them, the Amerpresented, in a sitting, and partly reiean expedition set their sails ~od hore . CUmbent posture, his arm bandaged, and looking worn and wan with pain homeward, after having dare. and fati . suffered and overcome difficulties and and fatigue. : The figure is, upon the whole, a meritorious work of art, and d . angers such as scarcely if ever beset we think that the idea of the author ~ path of the mariner. hes béen neckatals sanied dale “he Advance F , * comprehended an mB Aneesce pay eae es O08 saccessfully embodied in a visible form a by ; heavy “sia Bg the Banks. bythe’ kakaintiy. ° Se bebogs not -40 e latter is expected momentarily. idealized, or poetic eculpture, bat it is The Adv: brings several fr ; edihagah igh ote ore abl ir ga) a faithful presentiment of one of those from the encampment of Sir John)", . ae Franklin, a pair of fine Eaquimaux . obi and stern mer ne see ae dogs, and some articles of curiosity, ‘. '" Common life. : Thus ends this noble expedition, nating visitors to pause at this spot without discovering any satisfactory awhile, and spare from the gorgous index to the fate of Sir John Franklin; . “48 of luxury that surround them, « but at the same time without any eviglance upon the effigy of poverty and dence to exclude further hope. Sir privation in the person of the forlorn es atich : {und neglected Oliver. The sight son Saabs HONe Free pri gay hg would recall to them not only the dark acene described by Dickens in the life of the parish;boy, but it is not unlikely 4 dai ops ._. that the emblem would conjure up in reason to Ceubs'the pupennne 6 HM oS lads, of hone © recollection of self and crew surviving in th . eh thy ‘ gions where wate, baer slanted the oe bat peintal, pictures ef resources of life to the rigors of the stant oben cnpicmigatin Cleopatra's Needle.—The London climate. The gratification of officers and crew. papers are seriously discussing the on once more reaching their native . practicability of having this celebrated land is in no small degree enhanced . work of art conveyed from Balbec to by the recollection that in no scene,. Britain! The job can be done with no matter how trying, was trust inand. but little expense, it is said. It is . mutual love for each other interrupted ;. proposed that the obelisk be raised a and Captain De Haven retains the . few feet high, sufficient to erect under most lively recollection of the gallant,. it a wooden platform, resting on a unflinching conduct of officers and. riveted iron bottom of boiler plate; . crew. this might then be confined up the . The Rescue parted with the Advance . sides and over the top, thus ing . about three hundred miles off Cape . the obe!isk in an air tight case, in fact. Farewell—but since that time no inci. building an iron vessel around it. This dent has occurred worthy of special . might then be launched down an inremark. We gather no further inei-. clined plane into the sea, and a dents of the expedition, additional to. tug would easily convey it to England, those obtained from Lieut. De Haven,. This would be much cheaper than of ae Gaptain Griffiths congieeen a Frome pion for the . entertains the same hypothesis, as to . purpose of em and the fitting . the fate of Sir John Franklin, with' up a vessel for ite reception: s fatal drift into Lancaster Sound. If so, and it is not impossible, there is no

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TaVarnishes, Putty, Brushes, ete. efc. Feeling . bie supplied with all the masket affords, No grateful for past fuvorsfrum a generous pubbar kent 49 Im lie, he would still sulicit a share of patronuge. at Ropvr. Mansa, oat”, OTTON & CO., Corner of Clay m 2 ackson st, § doors abo-e Sansome, ant Sansome sts,beg leave respectfully 45-801 _ Sta Francisco. . iy announce that they have now srranged a IANTIG HOTEL. —The undersigned . “Private sales Department? in their sales Would respectfully announce that this { room, and are now ready to supply the trade new and comimodious Hotel, situated at the . throughout the country with a gencral assortcorner of Clay and Sansome streets, is now . ment of Boots, Shoes and Brogaus. Dry open for the ge ge of company. ‘The House . Goods and clothing, either at private sale, is located upon the site of the old ship Nianor upon their trade sales at auctionon Fri tic, in the very heart of the city, and whether Gays of each week. Merchants arriving for the man of business or pleasure, the locw. in town are requested to examine the stoc tion is not excelled by any other in town. before purchasing elsewhere. Importer who The parlors are spacious and tastefully furn: . ished, while the detping rooms are neat, airy . May desire to furnish samples of the above and pleasant. ‘The larder will be amply supee goods, to be sold for their account plied with every substantial and laxury which . may rely upon great attention being paid to the market affords, and the choicest wines . their interests. We pledge ourselves to und I'quors will always be found at the bar. . transact a strictly commission basiness. Our in short, the undersigned pledges him-elf that . rerular sale day at Auction for Groceries, nothing shall be wanting to render the Nian. Provisions and Liquors, will be held on tic Hotel an agreeable resort for either the esd traveller of business or pleasure. Tu Inys of each week. — L. H. Kons, Proprietor. . ~~ " pe ‘ N. 8 —The subscriber respectfully informs O59 BAORE, 0. nae = pele re he has ay hae the pte of. ° Esche Brothers and Go. r. Chas, F, Davenport, formerly of the Exgood issi change Coflee House. Boston, Mass. 49-lm pay pociee ody te oe ee eae eee Senne ee . h = ’ ° ita, BROTHERS & CO, Califurnia CRS. Montgomery street between street, San Frocisco, offer for sale— Sacramento and Commercial streets, in Galley flour in half barrels, ; Messrs, Gildemeester, De Fremery & co's Irish whiskey, English strong beer, in casks, . jyick building 52-1m Havana segurs, superior quality, ahahinar ity OOM Wer VDD e/a gH Sherry wine, in casks, Biaakete, heavy clothing, Bank Exchange. Candles, Rice, etc, ete. HE comers has wee this wellrapa mags irra esr plgaenncere gene aes said known and popular establishmeut, situD. COGSWELL, Denrist--Of. ated on Montgomery street, opposite Burfice on the Plaza, next door north of . goyne & Co’s. bank, wkere he will be pleased the California Exchange. ‘Tecth filled with . at ail times to serve the public. The choicest pure gold, and warranted for ten years. Op. liqnors which the market affords can be had erations on terms the most reasonable for . at all times. cash only. 49-3m Free lunch every day at 11 o'elock. BD AIR ioe tej EA ANE 52-1m P. D. KILDUFF. O L.--Bailey & Gilbert, Oi! ManF. C. Gray, Brother and Co. ufacturers Pine street, between sansome ; and Battery, have on hand and are constant; ae “i . Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, Pacific st. Wharf, San Francisco. ly manofucturing pure bleached sperm Oil, well reco:amended for machinery ; bleached Ad polar Oil, and‘Winter strained Lard Oil, in Hivu in store, and keep constantly on packages to suit purchasers, and the quality hand by fresh arrivals, a general assort. ment of groceries, liquors, tobacco, cigars, . ete., to which they respectfully invite the atguarantied. ntion of country dealers On Hand—3000 gallons pure sperm Oil; 15,000 gullons Polar Oil; 2000 gals Lard . wee ; (= Orders attended to with promptitude j and fidelity. 60-Im 56 im San Francisco. . San Francisco, Oct. 25, 1851, 53-3m LeA BGUNDAE VeoMurket Piace, . peeanediemenaeoniei<i fueing Battery st. hon ant brasscast-. PJJIRST PREMIUM SHIRT ings, of every description eral promptly ‘executed. Patterns made to, Alert and Game Cock, fresh supply of order. 57-Im G.M. Hutrron . Chas. Leightow’s New York made s sirts in. eluding a few of his first quality cambric. ; Bunk er Hill Restaurant. Montgomery st, near Clay, San Francisco. Detotder FFERS w business men the convenience . lh a wll Bays Mersin d, sample of which ave now being «xhibited in the N ETALS—600 bundles sheet iron, assorted numbers ; 25 bundles Russia iron, assorted numbers ; 15 bundles imitation Ruasia iron, as’d do; 50 bandies enlvanized sheet iron No 18, 100 bundles irin wire; 100 bxs Canada plates { 78 bundles hoop iron; 300 boxes tin plates; 10 doz Doug!ass’ parent pumps ; 6 casks ziac; 10 rolls sheet lead ; 100 doz a and stop cocks ; 40 kegs.s r and boiler rivets ; assorted rivets ; machines and tools; with marble mantle pieces ; P, NAYLOR, California street. VALIFURNIA PRODUCE, just receiv¢; ed, 6x schooners “ Ferdinand,” “J. R Whiting,” and “ Mary.” The subscribers r offe sale at their new store, Central tween Battery and Pine sts, 1950 sacks best @anta Cruz potatoes, ‘Tinm asso * Bodega and San Jose do, & “ onions, in prime condition, ry " , Tormnvees, ete, etc. ‘ifornia Barley duily arriving from San . iAenonit, Contra Costa, ete. Chili + in 100 Ih bags. hich will be sold at Lowest marke1 Pity and Ur River Travers will Prt their advantage to give Us a call. NBY TOOMY & CO, = Central Wharf, G1 derwoen Battery and Front streets. % of location in the centre of the business . Crystal Palace at the World's Fair, as spe part of the city. Its bill of fare comprises . i long of American needle and laundry work . aeieaitan wie San Francisco. Lode' nana eto with ae des ui ites _arsortment of Canton and woollen flaunei eae sit qulsites . undershirts and drawers; a quantity of gena aa Terma moderate. tiemen’s half hose, ete., which together with BE ty 1h cE Me loess ares (habe am Al , F. ARGENTI and Co.

BANKERS, San Francisco, Montgomery at, between Clay anid Commercial sts. Keler to and draw on— Brown, Bros & Co, New York, Brown, Shipleyand Co, Liverpool, Samuel N ieboleon and Co. New Orleans, Afex Brown and:Son. Baltimore Browns ond Bowen, Philudelphia, James Adger oud Co, Charleston, Morrell and Dickey, Mobile, T B Curtis Esq Boston, Geo B Cumming, Savannah. Clean Guld dust bought at $17, and forwarded to order, by insurance to the U. 8, und England. 61-3m “Joseph Genella, N Montgomery strect, near Jackson. has ) just moved into his now fice-proof store. amt opened the Largest assurtmioat of Crockety, Gings and repo —. ry, Looking Glasses, chandeliers. ete, tha: can be foun! ' 1 Ga on the shores ot the Pacific; and he phdgenb3ra — a — hirascif to rell goons of the best quality at th. bpp thee hans pie Fae i. Most reasonable rates. French Produce, and deakrs in Wine: Particular attention paid to selecting wares . and Liquors, Sacramento street, third doe feribut ce. 5 Dein above Montgomery A small lot of Jennings'gentiemen’s clothing’ including a few elegant Ball Vests, stucks eravats, pocket handkerchiefs, &c. Under the management of Mrs. Woody a select assortment of haberdashery ary) emall wares. She also soperintends th Laundry Department of their business, and the repairing of gentlemen’s linen and under clothing. Montgomery street, between California and Pine, San Franciseo. 49 Im e and dealers in beds an] mattiasics— Sacramento, near Webb st, San Francisco, W. 1, BILVER, 1-2m HM CARRISON, tx Friedrich Franz. 2000 Iba Weetpbulin bems; 6000 ibs butter; 200 box-s pale sherry, 270 buxes old port wine: guns rifles, corpentevs’ fools, safos, gin der, paper hangings pian Kortes; aus ¢ + saws, ladies’ gurme ts, Ge., for sale faa ls, ladles RG MSCHRCDER ond to, fine ond yr ONES’ HOTEL,—Corner Sansome and bermmir od ones, San sree i a [ roprietor of the above Hotel s to inform TEAM ENGINES and boilers, machinhis friends and the public goarsaity thronghery for crashing and pulverizing quartz . out the state, that he has just completed in the , ari rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought . very best manner, extensive additions and ren. iron work, water wheel castings, and all ovations to the same, and is now prepared to accommodate them in a more superior style ‘hott. miles from any land. st, Seo Francisco. Simi ore radege a os ne de i ‘ . From the N. Y. Tribune, Oct. 12. . Tae EXPEDITION IN SEARCH OF SIR JOHN . in thickness, FRANKLIN. es eee ——— The Advance, Capt, De Havert, has . 4wé without its attractions. Auroras . point to which these expeditions h ved, in the order her name be. speaks, from a voyage undertaken in philanthrephy, full of peril, full of incident, and successful in every thing but the great object of her search The first grand cause for triun ph is, that all her hardship, enterprise and . danger have not cost a single life. . How eminently this blessing is owing ton protecting and ever watchful Pro; . vidence will be apparent from a simple narrative of the incidents that befel the expedition, and the peculiar trials by whieh the Advance was tested, in those hitherto unknown and untravclled seas Truly, God was onthe waters shaping the destiny of this great mission of Charity, even though fated not to discover the long-lost wanderer. But let us begin’ Our narrative : The American Expedition entered Wellington's Sound Aug. 26th, 1850, where they met Capt. Penny with the Lady Franklin and Sophia, and were afterwards joined by Sir John Ross -{and Com. Austin. Penny discovered unmistakable evidence of Franklin's first winter quarters--three graves with inscriptions on wooden headboards, dating as late as On the 27th, Capt. April, 1846. Their inmates, accord: ing to these inscriptions, were of his crew—two from the Erebus and one trom the Terror. There were besides fragments of torn canvas, articles of clothing, wood and cordage, undoubted evidence of a large and Jong eucampment; but affording no indications which would serve as guides to the searchers or give assurance to hope. On the 8th of September the expedition forced through the ice to Bar-. flinching purpose he once more bore their business; they give me c row’s Inlet, where they narrowly es. nothward. caped being locked in the ice. But they so far succeeded, and on the 11th reached Griffith’s Island, the ultimate limit of their Western progress. From this they set sail on the 13th, with the intention of returning to the United States, but were locked in, near the mouth of Wellington's Channel. Here commenced those perilous adventures, any thing comparable to which, were never encountered and survived. By force of the northern icedrift the were helplessly drifted to 75° 25° N. lat., and thence drifted again into’ Lancaster Sound, somewhat, we should say, in a southeasterly direction. The agitation of the ice elevated the Advance nearly seven feet by the stern, and kecled her two feet eight inches starboard. In this position she remained, with some slight changes, for five consecutive months. And, while in it, the depth of winter closed its frozen terrors arotind the expedition. The polar night fell upon them, and, for eighty days, no ray of solar light broke upon them. The thermometer (Fahrenheit) ranged 40 degrees below zero, and sometimes sank to 46. Early in this awful night, (November 5th), the Rescue was abandoned, for the purpose of economizing the fuel, and the crews of both vessels determined to brave their fate together. They every moment expected the embracing ice would crush the vessels to atoms, and, conscquently, stood prepared, sleeping in their clothes with knapsacks on their bucks, to try chances on the ice, mid storm, and terror, and night. For this terrible trial, they had made every Quartz polver-. Lo DEPOT.-Leighton & Co, have. preparation, had provision sledged. izing machinery, and machine work ir gen. just received by the ships Anglo American,jand everything in readiness which might be useful for such a journey They were then ninety miles from . with fancy plaited linen bosoms, ete., which . land, and so certainly did they expect . for style and finish, work and quaity, are;that they should make this alarming . isl, that, on two oceasious, (8th De-. the Advance was baulke cember and 33d January,) the boate were actually lowered, and the crews the choicest selections from the proverbially ' Also, received by the same vowels, alargelassembled on the ice to await the catastrophe. During this period, the scurvy beJ.V.C. TELLER. _ . theie general stock are offere! at low prices [came epidemic, and assumed an alarming character. Its progress defied all ihe usual remedies, and only three men escaped the attack. Captain De Haven was himself the greatest sufferer. The constant use of fresh water, obtained from melted ice, active mental and physical exertion, and the vare of Divine Providence, arrested w. J. SICVER & CO—Manofictcrer {any fatal result ; and the disease yielded to a beverage composed of a sort of apple tea and lemon juice. After en——— . tering Baffin’s Bay, Jan. 13, the ice became fixed, and the little expedition became stationary and fast in the w-. midst of a vast plain of ice, ninety The stores, materials, and cordage were stowed ~ . away in snow-houses ervcted on the ice, and a sort of encampment was formed, with all the appearance, if not the solidity, of terra firma. The tables ee NO. 62. of ice varied from three to eight feet . Lieut. De Haven, and some of the o cers of the British expedition—nar Nor was this situation of peril and. ly: that he is hemmed in by ice at Parhelia—(mock suns) and mock . not been abletopenetrate. Zhe Re moons, of the most vivid lustre suc-!cue appears in much better conditid ceeded one another without intermis-. }than her consort Her rigging is sion, and as day approached, the twi-. tolerably good order, and her hull lights, streaking the northern horizon, . all sound, except a portion of the bu were Vividly beautiful. At length} warks. ‘The officers and crew, thoug the god of day showed his golden face , suffering quite as much as their cof (18th February), and was hailed with . panions in the Advance, are neverth three hearty American cheers. Gra . less now looking weil. . Most of the dually his influence was felt, and the . have left the vessel and e to vi waxenlike color of the complexion, . their families and friends. The Res which the long night had superinduced, . has on board four Esquimaux de geve place to freckles and tan. ‘The. They are said to be capital be disease, too, quickly disappeared. hunters, and ag such are invaluat Ou the 13th of May the Rescue wan companions to the Greenlander. The re-occupied. aré also on board some. half doz The disruption of the ive was sudden . Kyacks, (fishing boats) and a g and uppalling. In twenty minutes . variety of other curiosities of from its first moving, the vast field, as . interest to the scientific world. far as the eye could reach, became one ee mass of moving floes, and the expeKEAN ANB: GARROOE: dition once more drifted southward. Edmund Kean was a great fave By a continued providential assistance . Of Mrs. Garrick, the widow of the it passed the perils of Lancaster Sound . !ebrated actor David Garrick, Wher and Baffin’s Bay, and on the 10th of . ever it was desirable that a new p June emerged into open water, Jat. . former at Drury Lane should make 65 ° 30’ N, alittle south of the Arctic} hit, the committee used to bring th circle, being thus released from an im-. Venerable lady out to her private bo prisonment of nearly nine months,. *0 say he reminded her of Dav during which they helplessly drifted . She said so, and this went the roar 1,060 miles. While in Luncaster. °f the papers accordingly. In th Sound the roar of the rolling water. case of Keun, she spoke honestly. and tumbling ice exceeded all earthly . did remind her of her husband, ar tumult, and was sometimes:so loud and . ¥#8 nearer to him by many de; stunning as to render both voice and. ‘than any actor she had ever seen, hearing useless. though both agreed he could net p Capt. De Haven’s first care on his Abel Drugger. Once, in conversatia ewcape was to repair damages and rehe complained to her that the pape store the health and vigor of the crews. . bad made terrible mistakes as to hi With that object he visited Greenland, . Conceptions of character, reading where hé refitted. After a short de-. Points, and other peculiarities. « The lay, with unabated courage and un-. People,” said he, “don't understar the 7th of July the where I make no effort to deserve expedition spoke some whalers, and. "9d they pass over the passages 4 on the 8th passed the whaling fleet by . Which I have bestowed the utmost ea the Duteh Aslands, there arrested by . and attention ‘They think that & the ice. By the 11th, the expedition . 8 my style is new and nppea reached Baffin’s Island, and entered . "8tural, I don’t study, and talk abe through vast masses of loose icc. Here . *he sudden impulse of genius. The the Prince Albert joined. ‘They con-. #8 no such thing as impulsive acti warping through the ice, when the . ™Ay act better or worse on a particul Prince determined to try the southern night, from particular circumstance passage. De Haven persevered in but. the conception is the same. his course until the 8th, when he be~. have done all these. things a.thoa came completely entangled in floes . mes in country theatres, and perhap and bergs. Here again the expedition . better, before I was recognized as « encountered perils of the most alarm. . Seat London actor, and have bee ing kind. The floating ice broke in . loudly applauded ; but the sound aeve the bulwarks, and covered the deck in. eaeched as far as London.” — You broken masses, like rocks tumbled pell should write your own criticisms,” remell by a mountain torrent. The . Pli¢d the lady, “ David ahoays did ao!” more than iron endurance of the gal. . —-Dudblin University Magazine. Jant ships were severely tested by the} gygapsey STATUS OF OLIVER TWIST crush of the closing ice, but they rose : to the pressure as if defying the eleAmong the recent contributions to mental strife, bailed ita fury, and the great Exhibition in London, is = somewhat disabled, but still without a pingacng of Oliver Twist, from the chisel plank yielding in any vital part, rode of an American sculptor, Mr. Hu safely in an open road on the 19th day of Boston. Of this beautiful work of of August, art, the London Daily News says: Here, finding the north and west The helpless, friendtess boy is realready closed against them, the Amerpresented, in a sitting, and partly reiean expedition set their sails ~od hore . CUmbent posture, his arm bandaged, and looking worn and wan with pain homeward, after having dare. and fati . suffered and overcome difficulties and and fatigue. : The figure is, upon the whole, a meritorious work of art, and d . angers such as scarcely if ever beset we think that the idea of the author ~ path of the mariner. hes béen neckatals sanied dale “he Advance F , * comprehended an mB Aneesce pay eae es O08 saccessfully embodied in a visible form a by ; heavy “sia Bg the Banks. bythe’ kakaintiy. ° Se bebogs not -40 e latter is expected momentarily. idealized, or poetic eculpture, bat it is The Adv: brings several fr ; edihagah igh ote ore abl ir ga) a faithful presentiment of one of those from the encampment of Sir John)", . ae Franklin, a pair of fine Eaquimaux . obi and stern mer ne see ae dogs, and some articles of curiosity, ‘. '" Common life. : Thus ends this noble expedition, nating visitors to pause at this spot without discovering any satisfactory awhile, and spare from the gorgous index to the fate of Sir John Franklin; . “48 of luxury that surround them, « but at the same time without any eviglance upon the effigy of poverty and dence to exclude further hope. Sir privation in the person of the forlorn es atich : {und neglected Oliver. The sight son Saabs HONe Free pri gay hg would recall to them not only the dark acene described by Dickens in the life of the parish;boy, but it is not unlikely 4 dai ops ._. that the emblem would conjure up in reason to Ceubs'the pupennne 6 HM oS lads, of hone © recollection of self and crew surviving in th . eh thy ‘ gions where wate, baer slanted the oe bat peintal, pictures ef resources of life to the rigors of the stant oben cnpicmigatin Cleopatra's Needle.—The London climate. The gratification of officers and crew. papers are seriously discussing the on once more reaching their native . practicability of having this celebrated land is in no small degree enhanced . work of art conveyed from Balbec to by the recollection that in no scene,. Britain! The job can be done with no matter how trying, was trust inand. but little expense, it is said. It is . mutual love for each other interrupted ;. proposed that the obelisk be raised a and Captain De Haven retains the . few feet high, sufficient to erect under most lively recollection of the gallant,. it a wooden platform, resting on a unflinching conduct of officers and. riveted iron bottom of boiler plate; . crew. this might then be confined up the . The Rescue parted with the Advance . sides and over the top, thus ing . about three hundred miles off Cape . the obe!isk in an air tight case, in fact. Farewell—but since that time no inci. building an iron vessel around it. This dent has occurred worthy of special . might then be launched down an inremark. We gather no further inei-. clined plane into the sea, and a dents of the expedition, additional to. tug would easily convey it to England, those obtained from Lieut. De Haven,. This would be much cheaper than of ae Gaptain Griffiths congieeen a Frome pion for the . entertains the same hypothesis, as to . purpose of em and the fitting . the fate of Sir John Franklin, with' up a vessel for ite reception: s fatal drift into Lancaster Sound. If so, and it is not impossible, there is no