Volume 06-07 (1862-1863) (510 pages)

Se “MINING. AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS. SAN FRANCISCO MINING NOTICES. ASSESSMENTS LEVIED. Texas Co., at a Meeting held Feb. 14, levied an assessee of onv dollar per share, payable to the Svucretary in irginia City. Santa Resa Co—February assessment of 20 cents per share now due and payable. ' Madison Co.—An assessment, two dollars per share, was levied a 17, payable immediately, ut Office, 680 Merjivun Co.—An assessment of one dollar per share was February 16, payable on or before March 25, + Pena Co.—An assessment of $3 per share was levied eh. 5, one half payable March 1, balance April 15. Kossuth Co., Devil's Gute District —An assessment of 10 pts. per share was levied Keb. 7. Constitution Company levied an assessment of 25 cts. per ‘eb. LL, payable immediately. La Plata Ovo Co, levied an assessment of five dollare per share, Feb, 9, payable at Ofiice of the Secretary in Virginia City. La Plata Co. levied an assesment of 50 cts. per share Peb. 2nd, puyable at Office of the President. . Alamo Co. levied an assessment of 50 cts. per share, Feb. A, payable on or before March 20, at 115 Cul. Strect San Tancisco, or at office in Carson City. Tucker Co. levied an assessment of 25 cts. per share, Feb, 11, payable immediately at 608 Merchant St. Hawley Co. levied an assessment of oue dollar per share, n Feb. 9, payable on or before March 12, to Superintendnt at the mine, or Secretary at Office. Shite Range Co. levied an assessment of 50 cts. per share, eb. 4, payable, March 15. Assessments upon Mining Stock have been levied as follows — Caledonia G. & S. M. Co. levied an assessment, Feb. 1, pf Su cents per share, payable immediately. Sale ol deliyuent stock will be made March 7th. Moss G, & 5. M. Co.—An assessment of 50 cents per share was levied Jan. 27, payable at 428, Moutgomery St., pr to the Superintendent at the mine. White Cloud G. & S. M. Co. levied an assessment of #5 cents pev share, Jan. 27, payable to the Secretary, at 28, Montgomery st. Warren G, & S. Mining Co.—An assessment of 75 cts. a share was levied Jan. 26, payable to the Supt., at Vingina City, or to the Sec., 428, Montgomery St. Warren G. & S. M. Co.—An assessment of 50 cents per share was levied Jen. 27, payable to the Sec. in this ciy or to the Supt. at the mine. El Dorado G. & S. M. Co.—An assessment of One Dollar per share was levied Jan. 23, payable to the Sec. or to phe Supt. Gaudaloupe S. M. Co.—An assessment af $30 per share was levied, payable on or before March let. El Tesora Mining Co.—An assessment of $134 ed Jan. 27, payable at office on or befora Feb. 27. Polar StarG. & S. M. Co. levied an assessment of 50 cents per share, February 4th, payable on or before the 4th of March, at the Office in this city or o the Superintendent at the wionein Aurora, (Hsmeralda.) Dios Padre G. & S. M. Co. levied an assessment of 3 dollars per share, Jan. 31, payable in 30 days, also an assessment of 2 dollars per share, payable in 60 days, at office 502 Montgomery street. Beckwith G. & S. Mining Co.—An assessment of 25 cents per share was levied Jan. 24, payable immediately. Sonora Mining Co.—An assessment of 25 cents per share was levied,Jan 23, payable immediately. . Overman Mining Oo.—25 eents per foot, Jan. 29, payable within ten days. Chs. Caney Mining Co.—50 cents per share, Jan. 21, payable on or before Feb. 20th. Adriatic.—Tifty cents per share, payable at No. 4 Armory Hall, San Francisco, or to the Superintendent at the Mine. Hattie G. & 8. M. Co.—Thirty cents per share, levied Jan. 31, payable at Office in San Francisco, or at the Mine. . Hale & Noresoss—Assessment of Ten Dollars per Share, levied Jan. 31—payable at the Office in this city, or . to John Skae, at the Mine, on or before Feb. 25. } _ Sierra S. M. Co. Ar Assessment of$214 was levied . Jan. 22—payable immediately, at Office 575 Mission St. ount Davidson Co.—An Assessment of 50 cents per . Share was levied, Jan. 23, payable on or before March Ist, ‘. at Office 47 Montgomery Block. was leyMina Prieta S. M. Co.—An Assessment of Five Doilars er Share was levied, Jan. 31. payable on or ti fore March Sth—at Ollice, cor. Moutgomery & Jackson Sts. Reeorder Mining Co.—aAn Assessment of One Dollar per foot was levied Jan. 19, payable half on orbelore Feb. 1s, und balance on or befure March 20. Ifnle & Norcross 8. M. Co. have Ievicd an assessment of $5 per share payable on or before Jan. 26th. Martin White— An assessment of 20 cts. a share was levied, Jan. 2. Oriental G. & 8. M. Co.—An assessment of 50 ets. per share was levied, Jan. 14. payable at Office, cor. Sutton Avenue und OC St., Virginia City. Baltimore America Consolidated.—An assessment of 50 cents per share was levied, Jan. 5. Savage.— Aun assessment of $35 cents pershare was levied. Jan. 7. Hawley—aAn assessment of 25 cts. per share was levied Jan.5, payable in 30 days. Cole S. M. Co.—An assessment of One Dollar per share was levied, Jan. 10, payable, Feb. 1. : United States M. Co.—.An assessment of six and twothirds cts. per share was levied Jan. 10, 1863, payable to the Superintendent at the mine, or to the Secretary, Rooms 7 and §, Government House, San Francisco. Sierra Nevada S. M. Co. levied an assessment of $15 per share, Jau. 15—payable Feb. 18. Lady Bryan.—An assessment of 70 cts. was levied, Jan. 13, payable on or before Feb. 16. Ida G. & S. Co. (Russ District)—An assessment of $1 was levied, Jan. 14. Rep, Wuirr anv Birue G. & S. M. Co. levied an assessment of 25 c-nts per share, payable on or before*Feb. Ist, office cor. Pine and Montgomery Sts. Mina Prieta S. M. Co.—An assessment of $10 per share was levied, Dec. 26, 1862—payable at office, cor. Montgomery and Jackson Sts., on or before Jan. 26, 1863. COMPANY MEETINGS. The Cocheco Co. will hold a meeting at No. 606 Montgomery St., on Monday, March 2nd, for the purpose of revising By-Laws, ete. Chs. Caney Co.—Special meeting of stackholders will be held on Wednesday, March 18, to consider the propriety of an increase of capital stock. Sonth Utah Co. will hold its annua! meeting for election ef Trustees, etc., at No. 608 Merchant St., March 20. Neyada Co. will hold its annual meeting for electing Trustees, etc., at 608 Merchant St., March 20. Potosi Co.— Annual meeting will be held at Office, in this city, March 3d. Annie Laurie Co. will hold its annual meeting for election of Trustees, etc., March 19. Santa Rosa will hold its annual meeting, March 5, at Tucker's Hall. Desert Co. will hold its annual meeting, March 4. Daney Co. will held its annual meeting, March 2. ASSESSMENT SALES. Texas Co. will sell delinquent shares, on the 14 of March. Meredith Co. will sell delinquent stock, March 2n. Coso Ov. will sell delinquent stock, March 18. Moray Co. (VY. City—sSuits for delinquent assessments will be commenced, March 14. Michigan Co. (Gold Hill) will commence suits for delinquent assessments, March 16. Sales of Stock for non-payment of assessments are advertised to bo sold as follows :-— North Potosi Mining Co.—Sales deliquent stock will be made March 17. Peytona G. & S. Mining Co.—Sales of delinquent stock will be made March Ist. Cole Silver Mining Co.—Sales by Jerome Rice & Co., 327, Montgomery St., San Francisco, on the 25th of February. Combination G. & S. Mining Co.—Sale by E. S. Spear & Co., at 433 California St., on the 10th day of March next. Lady Bryan G. & S. M. Co—Shares of delinquent stockholders will be sold at auction for assessments, at No. 400, Montgomery steet, on Jan. 27. Desert Mining Co—Shares of ‘lelinquent stockholders will be sold at auction, for assessmnnts, at No. 400, Montgomery street, Jan. 27. GENERAL NOTICES. Jenny Lind (Esmeralda.)--Owners of ground in this Co. Ps reqnestes to calland sign deed of trust ut 608 Merchant {. Mount Hope Co.—Persons claiming stock are reqrested to present title papers for examination till March 16. U.S. Mining Co.—All persons claiming stock are requested to present title papers for examination at Nos. 7 & 8 Government House. Caution.—l. M, Tyrell warns persons against purchasing a certain J0 feet of ground in the Wellington Co., standing in the name of J. B. Magee—also 20 feet, standing in name of W. Williams. (See ‘Territorial Mnterprise.) Ashland Co.—I. A. Gould, in the name of the Moss Co. notifies the Ashland Co. that their westerly drift has cut the Lamb ledge, in the Moss Co.'s ground, froin which the Ashe land Co. is forbidden to extract any valuable metals. Coso Silver Mining Co.—The Office of this Company hoa been removed from the Stevenson House to Nos. 11 and 13 Court Bluek, No. 636 Clay street between Montgomery and Kearny. Jntranee on buth Clay and Merchant streets. Henry Martin G. & S. M. Co.—"'Thomas Wallace, Trustee.” gives notice that whereas certain parties illegally claiming to be ‘Trustees of this Company, have changed the name of the Corporation to the North Star G. & S$. M. Co.,and illegally elected officers for the same, the public are cautioned against such acts, etc. Tue Swreney Co., Gold Hill, give notice that Baltic Company have wrongfuly claimed and worked their ground since July, 1860. Tur Onmwngy Rock Co., lying next west of the Virginia Co. claims have notified the Hazel Green, Tingley and Bach & Paxton Companys that they are tresspagsing upon the Chimney Rock Co's ground. ESMERALDA MINING NOTICES. Tne Zenouta Lope Company, give notice that they claim a superior title to the Johnson Co., claiming the same ground, so far as said localities conflict. This ground is a portion of that now held by the Company known as the Wide West Company. ‘The notice is signed by A. Waddell, J. C. Dorsey, S. P. Dorsey and James Hlder, MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS. THE ONLY MINING, MECHANICL AND SCIENTIFIC PAPER ON THIS CONTINENT. THIRD YEAR! VOLUME VI—NEW SERIES) A new yolume of this extensively circulated paper commenced Sopt. 11, 1862. It is intended that every number shall be replete with information concerning Mining, Scientific, Mechanical and Industrial pursuits, together with several original engravings, of pew inyentious, etc., prepared expressly for its columus. This paper is devoted to the above purposex, together with the interests of nce, Arts, Agriculture apd Commerce, and any general information that may be of interest to the reader ; and it is the iutention of the proprietor to spire no pains or expense in making it equal in interest and yaluablo information to any puper yet published. The Mining Interest! Will find it of great value, as it will contain all the nows appertaining to Miniug, the prices and sules of Mining Stocks, new inventions of Machinery adapted to taat purpose, and of everything geucrally that may be of service to tho Miner. The Inventor ! Will find it an excellent medium for the purpose of bringing his invention into notice, of asccriaining the progress of invention in this and other countries. and also of receiving any gnformation that may be necessary in obtaining his patent, the preprictor baying bad great experience as a Patent Agent, together with facilities at Washington that enable him to ob ain Patents with dispatch. The Mechanic and Manufacturer! Will bo greatly bonefitied by its perusal, as each number will contam several original engravings of new machines and inventions, togetlor with a large amount of reatiug matter appertaining thereto. We are constantly receiving the best scientific journals from all quarters, from which we shall continuo to extract whatever may be of benefit or interest to our readers. To Chemisis, Architects, Millwrights and Farmers ! This journal will be ivyaluable. All new discoveries in Chemistry will be given, aud a large anouut of information of great service to Architects and “Millwrights will be fuunil in our columns. Tho Farmers and Planters will pot be neglected, engravings will be given of agricultural implements, aud the farming iuterest generally will be amply discussed. . Terms. To mail subscribers :—Four Dollars por annum. Club Rates. Flye Copics for Six Months, $8. Ten Copies for Six Months, $16. Ten Copies for Twelve Months, $30. Fifteen Copies for Twelve Months, $44. Twenty Copies for Twelve Months, $56. For all clubs of Twenty and over, the yearly subscription is only $2 80 Names ean bo sent in at different times and from different Post-offices Specimen copies will be scnt gratis to any part of the country. EWER & SMITH, Publishers, Room 27, (formerly) U. 8 Court Building, Corner of Washingten’and Ba tery strdeis, Sau Francisco.

Se “MINING. AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS. SAN FRANCISCO MINING NOTICES. ASSESSMENTS LEVIED. Texas Co., at a Meeting held Feb. 14, levied an assessee of onv dollar per share, payable to the Svucretary in irginia City. Santa Resa Co—February assessment of 20 cents per share now due and payable. ' Madison Co.—An assessment, two dollars per share, was levied a 17, payable immediately, ut Office, 680 Merjivun Co.—An assessment of one dollar per share was February 16, payable on or before March 25, + Pena Co.—An assessment of $3 per share was levied eh. 5, one half payable March 1, balance April 15. Kossuth Co., Devil's Gute District —An assessment of 10 pts. per share was levied Keb. 7. Constitution Company levied an assessment of 25 cts. per ‘eb. LL, payable immediately. La Plata Ovo Co, levied an assessment of five dollare per share, Feb, 9, payable at Ofiice of the Secretary in Virginia City. La Plata Co. levied an assesment of 50 cts. per share Peb. 2nd, puyable at Office of the President. . Alamo Co. levied an assessment of 50 cts. per share, Feb. A, payable on or before March 20, at 115 Cul. Strect San Tancisco, or at office in Carson City. Tucker Co. levied an assessment of 25 cts. per share, Feb, 11, payable immediately at 608 Merchant St. Hawley Co. levied an assessment of oue dollar per share, n Feb. 9, payable on or before March 12, to Superintendnt at the mine, or Secretary at Office. Shite Range Co. levied an assessment of 50 cts. per share, eb. 4, payable, March 15. Assessments upon Mining Stock have been levied as follows — Caledonia G. & S. M. Co. levied an assessment, Feb. 1, pf Su cents per share, payable immediately. Sale ol deliyuent stock will be made March 7th. Moss G, & 5. M. Co.—An assessment of 50 cents per share was levied Jan. 27, payable at 428, Moutgomery St., pr to the Superintendent at the mine. White Cloud G. & S. M. Co. levied an assessment of #5 cents pev share, Jan. 27, payable to the Secretary, at 28, Montgomery st. Warren G, & S. Mining Co.—An assessment of 75 cts. a share was levied Jan. 26, payable to the Supt., at Vingina City, or to the Sec., 428, Montgomery St. Warren G. & S. M. Co.—An assessment of 50 cents per share was levied Jen. 27, payable to the Sec. in this ciy or to the Supt. at the mine. El Dorado G. & S. M. Co.—An assessment of One Dollar per share was levied Jan. 23, payable to the Sec. or to phe Supt. Gaudaloupe S. M. Co.—An assessment af $30 per share was levied, payable on or before March let. El Tesora Mining Co.—An assessment of $134 ed Jan. 27, payable at office on or befora Feb. 27. Polar StarG. & S. M. Co. levied an assessment of 50 cents per share, February 4th, payable on or before the 4th of March, at the Office in this city or o the Superintendent at the wionein Aurora, (Hsmeralda.) Dios Padre G. & S. M. Co. levied an assessment of 3 dollars per share, Jan. 31, payable in 30 days, also an assessment of 2 dollars per share, payable in 60 days, at office 502 Montgomery street. Beckwith G. & S. Mining Co.—An assessment of 25 cents per share was levied Jan. 24, payable immediately. Sonora Mining Co.—An assessment of 25 cents per share was levied,Jan 23, payable immediately. . Overman Mining Oo.—25 eents per foot, Jan. 29, payable within ten days. Chs. Caney Mining Co.—50 cents per share, Jan. 21, payable on or before Feb. 20th. Adriatic.—Tifty cents per share, payable at No. 4 Armory Hall, San Francisco, or to the Superintendent at the Mine. Hattie G. & 8. M. Co.—Thirty cents per share, levied Jan. 31, payable at Office in San Francisco, or at the Mine. . Hale & Noresoss—Assessment of Ten Dollars per Share, levied Jan. 31—payable at the Office in this city, or . to John Skae, at the Mine, on or before Feb. 25. } _ Sierra S. M. Co. Ar Assessment of$214 was levied . Jan. 22—payable immediately, at Office 575 Mission St. ount Davidson Co.—An Assessment of 50 cents per . Share was levied, Jan. 23, payable on or before March Ist, ‘. at Office 47 Montgomery Block. was leyMina Prieta S. M. Co.—An Assessment of Five Doilars er Share was levied, Jan. 31. payable on or ti fore March Sth—at Ollice, cor. Moutgomery & Jackson Sts. Reeorder Mining Co.—aAn Assessment of One Dollar per foot was levied Jan. 19, payable half on orbelore Feb. 1s, und balance on or befure March 20. Ifnle & Norcross 8. M. Co. have Ievicd an assessment of $5 per share payable on or before Jan. 26th. Martin White— An assessment of 20 cts. a share was levied, Jan. 2. Oriental G. & 8. M. Co.—An assessment of 50 ets. per share was levied, Jan. 14. payable at Office, cor. Sutton Avenue und OC St., Virginia City. Baltimore America Consolidated.—An assessment of 50 cents per share was levied, Jan. 5. Savage.— Aun assessment of $35 cents pershare was levied. Jan. 7. Hawley—aAn assessment of 25 cts. per share was levied Jan.5, payable in 30 days. Cole S. M. Co.—An assessment of One Dollar per share was levied, Jan. 10, payable, Feb. 1. : United States M. Co.—.An assessment of six and twothirds cts. per share was levied Jan. 10, 1863, payable to the Superintendent at the mine, or to the Secretary, Rooms 7 and §, Government House, San Francisco. Sierra Nevada S. M. Co. levied an assessment of $15 per share, Jau. 15—payable Feb. 18. Lady Bryan.—An assessment of 70 cts. was levied, Jan. 13, payable on or before Feb. 16. Ida G. & S. Co. (Russ District)—An assessment of $1 was levied, Jan. 14. Rep, Wuirr anv Birue G. & S. M. Co. levied an assessment of 25 c-nts per share, payable on or before*Feb. Ist, office cor. Pine and Montgomery Sts. Mina Prieta S. M. Co.—An assessment of $10 per share was levied, Dec. 26, 1862—payable at office, cor. Montgomery and Jackson Sts., on or before Jan. 26, 1863. COMPANY MEETINGS. The Cocheco Co. will hold a meeting at No. 606 Montgomery St., on Monday, March 2nd, for the purpose of revising By-Laws, ete. Chs. Caney Co.—Special meeting of stackholders will be held on Wednesday, March 18, to consider the propriety of an increase of capital stock. Sonth Utah Co. will hold its annua! meeting for election ef Trustees, etc., at No. 608 Merchant St., March 20. Neyada Co. will hold its annual meeting for electing Trustees, etc., at 608 Merchant St., March 20.

Potosi Co.— Annual meeting will be held at Office, in this city, March 3d. Annie Laurie Co. will hold its annual meeting for election of Trustees, etc., March 19. Santa Rosa will hold its annual meeting, March 5, at Tucker's Hall. Desert Co. will hold its annual meeting, March 4. Daney Co. will held its annual meeting, March 2. ASSESSMENT SALES. Texas Co. will sell delinquent shares, on the 14 of March. Meredith Co. will sell delinquent stock, March 2n. Coso Ov. will sell delinquent stock, March 18. Moray Co. (VY. City—sSuits for delinquent assessments will be commenced, March 14. Michigan Co. (Gold Hill) will commence suits for delinquent assessments, March 16. Sales of Stock for non-payment of assessments are advertised to bo sold as follows :-— North Potosi Mining Co.—Sales deliquent stock will be made March 17. Peytona G. & S. Mining Co.—Sales of delinquent stock will be made March Ist. Cole Silver Mining Co.—Sales by Jerome Rice & Co., 327, Montgomery St., San Francisco, on the 25th of February. Combination G. & S. Mining Co.—Sale by E. S. Spear & Co., at 433 California St., on the 10th day of March next. Lady Bryan G. & S. M. Co—Shares of delinquent stockholders will be sold at auction for assessments, at No. 400, Montgomery steet, on Jan. 27. Desert Mining Co—Shares of ‘lelinquent stockholders will be sold at auction, for assessmnnts, at No. 400, Montgomery street, Jan. 27. GENERAL NOTICES. Jenny Lind (Esmeralda.)--Owners of ground in this Co. Ps reqnestes to calland sign deed of trust ut 608 Merchant {. Mount Hope Co.—Persons claiming stock are reqrested to present title papers for examination till March 16. U.S. Mining Co.—All persons claiming stock are requested to present title papers for examination at Nos. 7 & 8 Government House. Caution.—l. M, Tyrell warns persons against purchasing a certain J0 feet of ground in the Wellington Co., standing in the name of J. B. Magee—also 20 feet, standing in name of W. Williams. (See ‘Territorial Mnterprise.) Ashland Co.—I. A. Gould, in the name of the Moss Co. notifies the Ashland Co. that their westerly drift has cut the Lamb ledge, in the Moss Co.'s ground, froin which the Ashe land Co. is forbidden to extract any valuable metals. Coso Silver Mining Co.—The Office of this Company hoa been removed from the Stevenson House to Nos. 11 and 13 Court Bluek, No. 636 Clay street between Montgomery and Kearny. Jntranee on buth Clay and Merchant streets. Henry Martin G. & S. M. Co.—"'Thomas Wallace, Trustee.” gives notice that whereas certain parties illegally claiming to be ‘Trustees of this Company, have changed the name of the Corporation to the North Star G. & S$. M. Co.,and illegally elected officers for the same, the public are cautioned against such acts, etc. Tue Swreney Co., Gold Hill, give notice that Baltic Company have wrongfuly claimed and worked their ground since July, 1860. Tur Onmwngy Rock Co., lying next west of the Virginia Co. claims have notified the Hazel Green, Tingley and Bach & Paxton Companys that they are tresspagsing upon the Chimney Rock Co's ground. ESMERALDA MINING NOTICES. Tne Zenouta Lope Company, give notice that they claim a superior title to the Johnson Co., claiming the same ground, so far as said localities conflict. This ground is a portion of that now held by the Company known as the Wide West Company. ‘The notice is signed by A. Waddell, J. C. Dorsey, S. P. Dorsey and James Hlder, MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS. THE ONLY MINING, MECHANICL AND SCIENTIFIC PAPER ON THIS CONTINENT. THIRD YEAR! VOLUME VI—NEW SERIES) A new yolume of this extensively circulated paper commenced Sopt. 11, 1862. It is intended that every number shall be replete with information concerning Mining, Scientific, Mechanical and Industrial pursuits, together with several original engravings, of pew inyentious, etc., prepared expressly for its columus. This paper is devoted to the above purposex, together with the interests of nce, Arts, Agriculture apd Commerce, and any general information that may be of interest to the reader ; and it is the iutention of the proprietor to spire no pains or expense in making it equal in interest and yaluablo information to any puper yet published. The Mining Interest! Will find it of great value, as it will contain all the nows appertaining to Miniug, the prices and sules of Mining Stocks, new inventions of Machinery adapted to taat purpose, and of everything geucrally that may be of service to tho Miner. The Inventor ! Will find it an excellent medium for the purpose of bringing his invention into notice, of asccriaining the progress of invention in this and other countries. and also of receiving any gnformation that may be necessary in obtaining his patent, the preprictor baying bad great experience as a Patent Agent, together with facilities at Washington that enable him to ob ain Patents with dispatch. The Mechanic and Manufacturer! Will bo greatly bonefitied by its perusal, as each number will contam several original engravings of new machines and inventions, togetlor with a large amount of reatiug matter appertaining thereto. We are constantly receiving the best scientific journals from all quarters, from which we shall continuo to extract whatever may be of benefit or interest to our readers. To Chemisis, Architects, Millwrights and Farmers ! This journal will be ivyaluable. All new discoveries in Chemistry will be given, aud a large anouut of information of great service to Architects and “Millwrights will be fuunil in our columns. Tho Farmers and Planters will pot be neglected, engravings will be given of agricultural implements, aud the farming iuterest generally will be amply discussed. . Terms. To mail subscribers :—Four Dollars por annum. Club Rates. Flye Copics for Six Months, $8. Ten Copies for Six Months, $16. Ten Copies for Twelve Months, $30. Fifteen Copies for Twelve Months, $44. Twenty Copies for Twelve Months, $56. For all clubs of Twenty and over, the yearly subscription is only $2 80 Names ean bo sent in at different times and from different Post-offices Specimen copies will be scnt gratis to any part of the country. EWER & SMITH, Publishers, Room 27, (formerly) U. 8 Court Building, Corner of Washingten’and Ba tery strdeis, Sau Francisco.