Volume 12 (1866) (428 pages)

L The Rlining and Scientific Press, 377 GEN. JAOKSON ON MANUFACTURES. Jaekson in 1824, is as true now ag it was on the day on whicb it was spoken, with the additional foren which the thonsunds of fertile acres of grain land spread oat in oar Californiu bruad valleys, and througbout. our Western prairies, must give it. Let thn capitalists of California rend it, and nct wisely in view of thn trath it cortains : “Take from our ogricultcre 600,000 mnn, Woinen and children, to be employed in manufactories, and you will at once givon homn inmarket for more breadstuffs than all Europn now gives a3. Wo hayn been too long sabject to the policy of British merchants. It is time we should beeome a little more Aimerieanized.” Wh havn onlimited water-power in Cnliforpia, as ebeap as ony in the world. We have an abundancn of thn ruw material for wool manufactnre, and soon shull be amply supplied with honie-grown cottun ; or at least with tbat which is grown on the Pucific Const. Let our capitalists bnild ap manufactories ond they will provide a market for our breadstufts, furnish opportunity for labor, nnd give a new iinpetus to industry, nnd the employment of capital generolly on tho Dueific Coast. For thn information of those who have thought bot little of tbese things, and who may be eurious to know what capital employed in mnnufnetares will do, we copy tlie following statement from tho proprietors of the San Francisco Woolen Mills, which have been ranning only seven years. ‘I'he disbursements hy the Missiun company have been ag follows : For Cuatiforala wool. For wages..06 For Mount Diablo co. «+ 81,u00 To mivhine shops of Sun Francisco « 78,800 To Inmber tlealers.scee soe $3421 Tw stone and brick makors 24.300 For sonp (Californla) 33,000 For oil 45,000 For lea 6 Oud For taxcs.. + 45,000 {n their statement introdaciug tbese statistics, the proprietors say, tbat during the montb of Janunry last, the pay-roll amounted to nine thousand seven huudred ond forty-two dollars. CONTRIBUTED FOR OUR CABINET. Under thls heading we shall continue to mention and deacrlbe, aveurding to meril, such specimens of ores, minerals, Cowals, curlosiiics, etc., as may be presented. or forwarded tous by mail or express, prepald. Each articte will be numbered and placed in ourcabipet, aud recorded with ihe iaine of the donor, and the clalin or location from whence It came. G. Kusrst, of this city—snmples of peat from New York Island, at the janetion of the San Joaquin aud Sacramento rivers. A fall ‘description of this deposit, witb appropriate remarks, will appear next week. -_ Nirro-Guycertne Firreen Yrars Aco.— ‘A friend to whom we had loaned several old nauibersa of the London Chenzist, and who has been looking them over dariug tbe past week, has called our nttention to the following puragroph in the issue of that journal for Augnst, L851. ‘Lhe extract is the substance of some remarks made by Dr. De Vry before the “ British Association” for the advaneemeut of science. ‘Their perusal at this jaactare, wil] doubtless cause mueh surprise that the informade known to the public : «This yellow l'quid, nitro-giyeerine, seenis not to be poisonvas, bat it explodes at a moderate heat, as was shown by experimeut detonating when the drops of nitroglycerine on paper were struck a sinart blow witb a hammer. From tbe conversation held before the association, nitro-glyceriue appears like gan cotton, fo have states of apparent inactivity, which are moved by spontaneous causes; lor preparations that resist a certain nmount of force applied nt ono time, may readily explode soon aflerwards !” Had this peculinr property of nitro-glycerine, whieh wns recognized when the oil was found only in the laboratory, been remembered and kept before tbe public after it became introdaced as a commercial article for blasting porposes, the late terrible disasters might never have oceurred. It would either bave been more carefully bandled. or it would not have been allowed to have found its way into public conveyances at all. Button to the amount of $144,111 was shipped from the Gold Hilt, Nevada, express office of Wells, Fargo & Co., duriug tbe week ending June 9th. The following language. attered by General) Mation then given bas not been more generally . Eupire Fouxvry.—Messrs. Flynn & Ftance hove entered into copartnership for the purpose of carrying on the foandry basiness, at 221 Mission street, between Beale and Main streets. They havn excellent fucilities for tha manafuetore of nll kinds of castings. Varticalar nttention will be paid to ligbt, fauey cnstings aud agricoltural implenicuts. o: mee Judicious Resolutions, Several ol our most substantial and jadicionsly managed mining corporations lave passed resulutions, sinew the approval of the new assessinent law, requiring all notico of assessineuts and sales to be published in the Mtsixe ann Scimntiric Press, the enly thor oagh (duily or weekly) mining joarnul on this coast. Oar effurts to coneeutrate nll mining ndvertisements in ono papvr, for the eeoaomieul convenience ol shareholders und assessineut payers, arn meeting with decided success. Those who hvlieve iu sapporting tho mining caase, shoal! bear our paper in inind, onl bring ap this subjeet at the next trustee or shareholders’ meeting. San Frauciseo, April 7th, 1866. +o me New Mining Laws of California and Nevada. We havo jast issucd, in cheap edition, tho new laws relating to mining and corporations iu Cali fornia and Nevada, passed in 1865-6. Somo of theso laws are of the highest importanco to parties interested in tho matter of locating and holding claims, and prospecting miucs, in these States. Copies sent by mail. Prieo, 25 cents. i Address, Dewer & Co., Patent Agents. San Francisco, May Ist, 1866. -2 Mixixo anxp Scientivic Press.—We recelved a visit a few days sineo, from Mc. Wood, agent for the Mixing axn Scr ENTivte Press, who is now canvassing Unis county for subxcribers to that valuable journal. Toe Press is iavaiuable to miners ani meehanics, bemg the oaly journal of any Importance en the cunst enlirely devoted to their intereai8,—(dountain Messeuger. TOWNE & BACON, Print— Stock Certificates, Assessment Receipt Books, Transfer Journals, Circulars, Hand Bills, Cards, Billheads, aAndevery kind ol Jub Work that may be desired. A NEW ARTICLE OF TACS FOR CROCERS' USE. lévi12 536 Clay atvect, opposite Leidesdorf®, STOCK CERTIFICATES, STOCK TRANSFER JOURNALS, STOCK LEDCERS, ASSESSMENT RECEIPTS, And all other Blanks, Blank Books, ete., required by Mining and other Corporations, kept on baud or printed to ordcr on short no‘ice, at moderate prices, at the office of the Minive Ann Scigatiric Press. To Oopper Miners and Others Interested in the Working of Copper Ores, HE UNNERSICNED HAVINO BEEN APPOINTED Agentand Attorney by N. Haskell. for the sale ot’ his COPPER SMELIING FURNACE, which has proved a perJect success,ls prepared to lurnish the sanic to parties having Capper Oro, or willmake arrangements to buy their Ure, recclvablo at thoir mines. For further particulars; spply to N, RISDON, 24y12 At Coffey & Risdon's, San Franclséo. COPPERAS! COPPERAS! 200 BARRELS COPPERAS—SULPHATE OF IRON. ~ For sale, In lots to sult. by BENJAMIN BRADY, 10% Callfornia street, Southwest coruer of Davis, up-stalrs. 24v12 J, F. FLYNN. HENRY FRANCE, FLYNN & FRANCE, EMPIRE FOUNDRY, 221 Mission street. below Beale, Sun Francisco, PRACTIGAL IRON FOUNDERS. having uncqualled facilitles 1or the manufacture of Ligut Fancy Castings, purticular altentlon will be gives to this deparimecut. We manulacture Sehool Seats aud Desks, Agricullurai Impicmenis, Ralling, Ship Castings, Siake Irons, anu ail aller Kinds of Heavy ana Lient Casmines, with dispateb. Uc Is respecifuliy soliclied, Capitalists, Attention ! QUARTZ MILL & MINING PROPERTY 5 FOR SALE In Nevada County. NEW &-STAMP QUARTZ MILL, 7 LEDGES AND G40 acres beavily-timbered Land, near Eureka, Nevada Gounty, arc now offered for sale. The Mill is run by steam-power, and Is in complete order Yor business. The ledges, which form the prinelpal valuo of tls property, arc ali Fares and well-defined, but require a further ontlay of capital, In order to make them remuncrative. Forthe lack of means to properly develop these claims, the present owuors are disposed to scll the same lor a reasonable price. Capitalists wishing to engage In mining will find thls a splendid opportunity to purchase a property that will bear rigld scrutiny, and offers superior Induccments as an in . vestment. For address and further Information, Inquire of the Publishers of the Mixing anpD Suixntivic Press, 505 Clay street, San Franclseo. 22y12 The patronage of the pub. 24v12 ly Mowry By MaiL-Subscribers aud advortisers remittiag us money ia less sums than $50, can do so by inail at our risk, if they will register tbeir letters; we will take no risk on unregistored Icttcrs, or letters by express. Remittances by express must be prepaid: in ase Professional Cards. Trades and Manufactures. Ss. C. BUGBEE « SON, ARCHITECTS. DESIGNS, MACHINE DRAWINGS, AND DRAWINGS ON WOOD. FA and 75 Montgomery Tlool. SAN FRANCISCO. 25¥10-3ra FREDERICK MANSELL. Mechanical & Architectural Draughtsman, No. 422 Callforula street, corner of Leldsdorff. Drawings of Moneys made for. artics epplying for pa lente at Washingion e¢ London, u a marss.th, JAMES M. TAYLOR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COURT. COMMISSIONER, appoliuted by [he Fourth District Court, CONMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Nevada and Ma-sachtse:ts, Court Black, Sun Francisco. Entrances opposile Clty Mall, Merchant strect, and 636 Lav litft Clay streol. DAVID KR. SMITH, Mining Engineer and Millwright, Office, 00O Kearny atrect, 22y12 SAN PRANCISCO, CAL, WM. ASATLING. HEDRY KIMBALL. BARTLING & KIMBALL, BoOoxx BINDERS, Paper Rulers and Blank Book Mannfacturers. 505 Clay street, (uth weet cor. Sansome), 16v12-3in, SAN FRANCISCO. JOHN DANIEL, (avcexssoR TO 0. GORI) MARBLIE WORKS, No. 403 Pine st. bet. Montgomery and Kearny, Sun Francisco, Muntele, Monuments, ‘Tombs, Plumbers’ Slabs Elc., On hand and Mauufactured tu order. az~ Goods chipped toall parts of the Stato. Orders rospectfully aolicited, $ve-3m NATIIANIEEL GRAY, General Furnishing Undertaker, 641 Sacramento St, cornor of Webb, San Francisco. Barstow’s Metualile Burlal Cuskets and Cases le THEODORE KALLENBERG, Maker of Models for Inventors. XM ACHINES, MATILEMATICAL, OPTICAL AND PHILOSOYHICAL Insiruments, Scales, Weights, etc. steel Slumps, Dies and Die Sinking, Embossing Stamps, Repair. DR. H. AUSTIN, &X DENTIST, No. 634 Washington Street, Between Montgomery und Kearny Streets [OvER s4N FRANCISCO aaTus) SAN FRANCISCO. 20vl0-qy fg DR. D. R. BECKFORD, oe OCULIST, Office of Dr. Beckford’s "Golden Eye Water,” 16y12-3m. NO. 73t CLAY STREET. AUGUST KUNAST, Stock Broker, Member of the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, Buys and Sclils Stocks, Bonds, Etc. Office, No. 540 Washington Street, San BOT WILLIAM P. BLABHE, NINING ENCINEER, Will mako Surveys and Examinations of Mines, or glve advice regarding their workmg, the ercetion of Maclrinery, ec. Office at Unlon Iron Works, corner of First and Mission sts., or Lock Box 2,077 Post Office, San Francisco. llv22qy GEORGE H. BAKER, Lithographer & Engraver, No. 522 Montgomery St., Sun Francisco. MININO STOCK CERTIFICATES LITHOCRAPHED IN MOST ARTISTIC STYLE. CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS. lovs-tf SHERMAN DAY, Mining Engineer, No. 57 Montgomery Block,San Francisco, Will examine, survey and report upon mines, and cons and advise concerning Investments in minlng property, or th ninery t 3 he e ures of mines. ment an 22q* REMOVAL. MONS. A. COUJON, Informs his patrons that he has remoyced hls DRAWINO SCHOOL trom Pine strect to © 410 Kearny Street. Drawing Classes In the Evening will take placo rs nsual, * DRAWINGS FOR Be ey and neatly done. villi California Steam Navigation pay A COMPANY. Steamer CAPITAL CAPT, E, A. POOLE. a CHRYSOPOLIS. -CAPT, A. FOSTER, a YOSEMITE. —_ —_— iY CORNELIA. CAPT. W. BROMLEY. ue JULIA.-. One of the above stcainers leave BROADWAY WHARF, at 4 o'clock P. M. EVERY DAY (Sundays cxcepted), for Sncrameuto and Stockton, conncetlng with light-draft steamers for Marysville, Colusa, Chico, and Red Bluff. Stcamships AJAX, PACIFIC, ORIZABA, CALIFORNIA, ACTIVE and SENATOR, leave, as advertised, for Honolulu, Portland, Oregon, New Westinluster, British Columbia, Victorlu, V. L, Santa Barbara, San Pedro, and San Diego. Office of tho Company, northeast corner of Front and Jackson streets. iG. M. HARTSHORNE, T3vl2 President. otyedLon UNAUESOUEE OU ATESSOUSSLINOOTS PAPER WAREHOUSE AND Printers’ Materials EC Clay Street. auUTaM, gaong Auig —— CHAS, F. ROBBINS & CO 1c-v12 O aan \)) Our Cireniution.—Tur Mining anp Screntirio Pauss basa largoand permanent subscription list, and enjoys a more wulversai cirenlation among stockholders and pera directly interested n mining than any other paper on ils Coast -CAPT, E. CONCKLIN. . ry promptly altended to, No, 418 Market strect, San Francisco, ni-tf Palmer's Patent ARTIFICIAL LEG, Manufactured iu Philadelphia, Penn. JARVIS JEWETT, AGENT, 629 Washington Streost, San Fraucisco, Cal 10¥8-1m. SAN FRANCISCO MILL. HOBBS, GILMORE & Co., f MANUFACTURERS OF SFTbBoaonrvE Six Market street, between Beale and Maln, San Francisco. For sale, Mahogany, Spanish Cedar, and other Fancy Woods. Avl23m PACIFIC POTTERY! TONEWARE AND EARTUENWARE OF ALL DESCRIP tions, such as Butter Pots, Pickle Jurs. Vlurns, Waler Jugs, Bean Pots, Flower Pots, ete , etc., irom the manuluetory ot N, Cragx, Erg., Sacramentu—constantly on hand and for sale, in quantiles to sult, by Haas uv. M. 2Mvl23m No, 42 Clay strect, between Drumin and East. FIRE, HYDRAULIC & SUCTION HOSE, And Leather Gelting. M. Cook & SON, 8&1 Battery Street, Saa Francisco, Are now manufacturing as above, Fire, Hydraulle and Suetlon Hose, und Leather Belting, of any dimension and In any qnawhy which may be desired. Fire Hose and Behing constantly on laud or manulaciured to order. Also Saddles and Horse Collars. The subscribers would respectfully ask purchasers to call and examine their sluck—alse Jesiiinenials olthe efllciency ol thelr work from such as have used their hese buth tor fire and wining purposes A diploma was awuriled to us last year, by the Mechanics’ Tustitue, of thia city, aud a silver medal this vear. i2vil-ly M. SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MANUFACTORY, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A Large and Complete Assortment <i MANILA CORDAGE FOR MININO PURPOSES — = 4i50 WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, ETC., Manufactured from Pure Manila Hemp. Hoisting Ropes for Deep Shafts, =— ALSO -— LaAnes for Ferry Boats. Manufactured to Order. TULBS & CO.'S, Nos. 611 and 613 Front street, 14v10 Office at Manufactory atthe Patre M. REYNOLDS, COPPER S MIT E —AND— SHEET IRON WORKER, Market street, near Front, San Francisco. k ALL KINDS OF COOKING UTENSILS tinned and made to order. 16v12.-32 JI. & H. HH. SCHAYKrER, MANUFACTUERS OF AND DEALERS IN Bedding and Furniture,. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, S Blankets, Comforters, Sheets, Etc., 604 and S06 Sansome strect, near Clay, San Francisco. Nay This estéblishment 1s now generally known to be th cuEapxst rLaor In the city for good Bedding. 21v12-3m. Susscrrers who do not receive the Mixixc ano Somntmio Pxegs in due time, are requested to Inform tho publishers.

L The Rlining and Scientific Press, 377 GEN. JAOKSON ON MANUFACTURES. Jaekson in 1824, is as true now ag it was on the day on whicb it was spoken, with the additional foren which the thonsunds of fertile acres of grain land spread oat in oar Californiu bruad valleys, and througbout. our Western prairies, must give it. Let thn capitalists of California rend it, and nct wisely in view of thn trath it cortains : “Take from our ogricultcre 600,000 mnn, Woinen and children, to be employed in manufactories, and you will at once givon homn inmarket for more breadstuffs than all Europn now gives a3. Wo hayn been too long sabject to the policy of British merchants. It is time we should beeome a little more Aimerieanized.” Wh havn onlimited water-power in Cnliforpia, as ebeap as ony in the world. We have an abundancn of thn ruw material for wool manufactnre, and soon shull be amply supplied with honie-grown cottun ; or at least with tbat which is grown on the Pucific Const. Let our capitalists bnild ap manufactories ond they will provide a market for our breadstufts, furnish opportunity for labor, nnd give a new iinpetus to industry, nnd the employment of capital generolly on tho Dueific Coast. For thn information of those who have thought bot little of tbese things, and who may be eurious to know what capital employed in mnnufnetares will do, we copy tlie following statement from tho proprietors of the San Francisco Woolen Mills, which have been ranning only seven years. ‘I'he disbursements hy the Missiun company have been ag follows : For Cuatiforala wool. For wages...06 For Mount Diablo co. «+ 81,u00 To mivhine shops of Sun Francisco « 78,800 To Inmber tlealers.scee soe $3421 Tw stone and brick makors 24.300 For sonp (Californla) 33,000 For oil 45,000 For lea 6 Oud For taxcs... + 45,000 {n their statement introdaciug tbese statistics, the proprietors say, tbat during the montb of Janunry last, the pay-roll amounted to nine thousand seven huudred ond forty-two dollars. CONTRIBUTED FOR OUR CABINET. Under thls heading we shall continue to mention and deacrlbe, aveurding to meril, such specimens of ores, minerals, Cowals, curlosiiics, etc., as may be presented. or forwarded tous by mail or express, prepald. Each articte will be numbered and placed in ourcabipet, aud recorded with ihe iaine of the donor, and the clalin or location from whence It came. G. Kusrst, of this city—snmples of peat from New York Island, at the janetion of the San Joaquin aud Sacramento rivers. A fall ‘description of this deposit, witb appropriate remarks, will appear next week. -_ Nirro-Guycertne Firreen Yrars Aco.— ‘A friend to whom we had loaned several old nauibersa of the London Chenzist, and who has been looking them over dariug tbe past week, has called our nttention to the following puragroph in the issue of that journal for Augnst, L851. ‘Lhe extract is the substance of some remarks made by Dr. De Vry before the “ British Association” for the advaneemeut of science. ‘Their perusal at this jaactare, wil] doubtless cause mueh surprise that the informade known to the public : «This yellow l'quid, nitro-giyeerine, seenis not to be poisonvas, bat it explodes at a moderate heat, as was shown by experimeut detonating when the drops of nitroglycerine on paper were struck a sinart blow witb a hammer. From tbe conversation held before the association, nitro-glyceriue appears like gan cotton, fo have states of apparent inactivity, which are moved by spontaneous causes; lor preparations that resist a certain nmount of force applied nt ono time, may readily explode soon aflerwards !” Had this peculinr property of nitro-glycerine, whieh wns recognized when the oil was found only in the laboratory, been remembered and kept before tbe public after it became introdaced as a commercial article for blasting porposes, the late terrible disasters might never have oceurred. It would either bave been more carefully bandled. or it would not have been allowed to have found its way into public conveyances at all. Button to the amount of $144,111 was shipped from the Gold Hilt, Nevada, express office of Wells, Fargo & Co., duriug tbe week ending June 9th. The following language. attered by General) Mation then given bas not been more generally . Eupire Fouxvry.—Messrs. Flynn & Ftance hove entered into copartnership for the purpose of carrying on the foandry basiness, at 221 Mission street, between Beale and Main streets. They havn excellent fucilities for tha manafuetore of nll kinds of castings. Varticalar nttention will be paid to ligbt, fauey cnstings aud agricoltural implenicuts. o: mee Judicious Resolutions, Several ol our most substantial and jadicionsly managed mining corporations lave passed resulutions, sinew the approval of the new assessinent law, requiring all notico of assessineuts and sales to be published in the Mtsixe ann Scimntiric Press, the enly thor oagh (duily or weekly) mining joarnul on this coast. Oar effurts to coneeutrate nll mining ndvertisements in ono papvr, for the eeoaomieul convenience ol shareholders und assessineut payers, arn meeting with decided success. Those who hvlieve iu sapporting tho mining caase, shoal! bear our paper in inind, onl bring ap this subjeet at the next trustee or shareholders’ meeting. San Frauciseo, April 7th, 1866. +o me New Mining Laws of California and Nevada. We havo jast issucd, in cheap edition, tho new laws relating to mining and corporations iu Cali fornia and Nevada, passed in 1865-6. Somo of theso laws are of the highest importanco to parties interested in tho matter of locating and holding claims, and prospecting miucs, in these States. Copies sent by mail. Prieo, 25 cents. i Address, Dewer & Co., Patent Agents. San Francisco, May Ist, 1866. -2 Mixixo anxp Scientivic Press.—We recelved a visit a few days sineo, from Mc. Wood, agent for the Mixing axn Scr ENTivte Press, who is now canvassing Unis county for subxcribers to that valuable journal. Toe Press is iavaiuable to miners ani meehanics, bemg the oaly journal of any Importance en the cunst enlirely devoted to their intereai8,—(dountain Messeuger. TOWNE & BACON, Print— Stock Certificates, Assessment Receipt Books, Transfer Journals, Circulars, Hand Bills, Cards, Billheads, aAndevery kind ol Jub Work that may be desired. A NEW ARTICLE OF TACS FOR CROCERS' USE. lévi12 536 Clay atvect, opposite Leidesdorf®, STOCK CERTIFICATES, STOCK TRANSFER JOURNALS, STOCK LEDCERS, ASSESSMENT RECEIPTS, And all other Blanks, Blank Books, ete., required by Mining and other Corporations, kept on baud or printed to ordcr on short no‘ice, at moderate prices, at the office of the Minive Ann Scigatiric Press. To Oopper Miners and Others Interested in the Working of Copper Ores, HE UNNERSICNED HAVINO BEEN APPOINTED Agentand Attorney by N. Haskell. for the sale ot’ his COPPER SMELIING FURNACE, which has proved a perJect success,ls prepared to lurnish the sanic to parties having Capper Oro, or willmake arrangements to buy their Ure, recclvablo at thoir mines. For further particulars; spply to N, RISDON, 24y12 At Coffey & Risdon's, San Franclséo. COPPERAS! COPPERAS! 200 BARRELS COPPERAS—SULPHATE OF IRON. ~ For sale, In lots to sult. by BENJAMIN BRADY, 10% Callfornia street, Southwest coruer of Davis, up-stalrs. 24v12 J, F. FLYNN. HENRY FRANCE, FLYNN & FRANCE, EMPIRE FOUNDRY, 221 Mission street. below Beale, Sun Francisco, PRACTIGAL IRON FOUNDERS. having uncqualled facilitles 1or the manufacture of Ligut Fancy Castings, purticular altentlon will be gives to this deparimecut. We manulacture Sehool Seats aud Desks, Agricullurai Impicmenis, Ralling, Ship Castings, Siake Irons, anu ail aller Kinds of Heavy ana Lient Casmines, with dispateb. Uc Is respecifuliy soliclied, Capitalists, Attention ! QUARTZ MILL & MINING PROPERTY 5 FOR SALE In Nevada County. NEW &-STAMP QUARTZ MILL, 7 LEDGES AND G40 acres beavily-timbered Land, near Eureka, Nevada Gounty, arc now offered for sale. The Mill is run by steam-power, and Is in complete order Yor business. The ledges, which form the prinelpal valuo of tls property, arc ali Fares and well-defined, but require a further ontlay of capital, In order to make them remuncrative. Forthe lack of means to properly develop these claims, the present owuors are disposed to scll the same lor a reasonable price. Capitalists wishing to engage In mining will find thls a splendid opportunity to purchase a property that will bear rigld scrutiny, and offers superior Induccments as an in . vestment. For address and further Information, Inquire of the Publishers of the Mixing anpD Suixntivic Press, 505 Clay street, San Franclseo. 22y12 The patronage of the pub. 24v12 ly Mowry By MaiL-Subscribers aud advortisers remittiag us money ia less sums than $50, can do so by inail at our risk, if they will register tbeir letters; we will take no risk on unregistored Icttcrs, or letters by express. Remittances by express must be prepaid: in ase Professional Cards. Trades and Manufactures. Ss. C. BUGBEE « SON, ARCHITECTS. DESIGNS, MACHINE DRAWINGS, AND DRAWINGS ON WOOD.

FA and 75 Montgomery Tlool. SAN FRANCISCO. 25¥10-3ra FREDERICK MANSELL. Mechanical & Architectural Draughtsman, No. 422 Callforula street, corner of Leldsdorff. Drawings of Moneys made for. artics epplying for pa lente at Washingion e¢ London, u a marss.th, JAMES M. TAYLOR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COURT. COMMISSIONER, appoliuted by [he Fourth District Court, CONMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Nevada and Ma-sachtse:ts, Court Black, Sun Francisco. Entrances opposile Clty Mall, Merchant strect, and 636 Lav litft Clay streol. DAVID KR. SMITH, Mining Engineer and Millwright, Office, 00O Kearny atrect, 22y12 SAN PRANCISCO, CAL, WM. ASATLING. HEDRY KIMBALL. BARTLING & KIMBALL, BoOoxx BINDERS, Paper Rulers and Blank Book Mannfacturers. 505 Clay street, (uth weet cor. Sansome), 16v12-3in, SAN FRANCISCO. JOHN DANIEL, (avcexssoR TO 0. GORI) MARBLIE WORKS, No. 403 Pine st. bet. Montgomery and Kearny, Sun Francisco, Muntele, Monuments, ‘Tombs, Plumbers’ Slabs Elc., On hand and Mauufactured tu order. az~ Goods chipped toall parts of the Stato. Orders rospectfully aolicited, $ve-3m NATIIANIEEL GRAY, General Furnishing Undertaker, 641 Sacramento St, cornor of Webb, San Francisco. Barstow’s Metualile Burlal Cuskets and Cases le THEODORE KALLENBERG, Maker of Models for Inventors. XM ACHINES, MATILEMATICAL, OPTICAL AND PHILOSOYHICAL Insiruments, Scales, Weights, etc. steel Slumps, Dies and Die Sinking, Embossing Stamps, Repair. DR. H. AUSTIN, &X DENTIST, No. 634 Washington Street, Between Montgomery und Kearny Streets [OvER s4N FRANCISCO aaTus) SAN FRANCISCO. 20vl0-qy fg DR. D. R. BECKFORD, oe OCULIST, Office of Dr. Beckford’s "Golden Eye Water,” 16y12-3m. NO. 73t CLAY STREET. AUGUST KUNAST, Stock Broker, Member of the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, Buys and Sclils Stocks, Bonds, Etc. Office, No. 540 Washington Street, San BOT WILLIAM P. BLABHE, NINING ENCINEER, Will mako Surveys and Examinations of Mines, or glve advice regarding their workmg, the ercetion of Maclrinery, ec. Office at Unlon Iron Works, corner of First and Mission sts., or Lock Box 2,077 Post Office, San Francisco. llv22qy GEORGE H. BAKER, Lithographer & Engraver, No. 522 Montgomery St., Sun Francisco. MININO STOCK CERTIFICATES LITHOCRAPHED IN MOST ARTISTIC STYLE. CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS. lovs-tf SHERMAN DAY, Mining Engineer, No. 57 Montgomery Block,San Francisco, Will examine, survey and report upon mines, and cons and advise concerning Investments in minlng property, or th ninery t 3 he e ures of mines. ment an 22q* REMOVAL. MONS. A. COUJON, Informs his patrons that he has remoyced hls DRAWINO SCHOOL trom Pine strect to © 410 Kearny Street. Drawing Classes In the Evening will take placo rs nsual, * DRAWINGS FOR Be ey and neatly done. villi California Steam Navigation pay A COMPANY. Steamer CAPITAL CAPT, E, A. POOLE. a CHRYSOPOLIS. -CAPT, A. FOSTER, a YOSEMITE.. —_ —_— iY CORNELIA. CAPT. W. BROMLEY. ue JULIA..-. One of the above stcainers leave BROADWAY WHARF, at 4 o'clock P. M. EVERY DAY (Sundays cxcepted), for Sncrameuto and Stockton, conncetlng with light-draft steamers for Marysville, Colusa, Chico, and Red Bluff. Stcamships AJAX, PACIFIC, ORIZABA, CALIFORNIA, ACTIVE and SENATOR, leave, as advertised, for Honolulu, Portland, Oregon, New Westinluster, British Columbia, Victorlu, V. L, Santa Barbara, San Pedro, and San Diego. Office of tho Company, northeast corner of Front and Jackson streets. iG. M. HARTSHORNE, T3vl2 President. otyedLon UNAUESOUEE OU ATESSOUSSLINOOTS PAPER WAREHOUSE AND Printers’ Materials EC Clay Street. auUTaM, gaong Auig —— CHAS, F. ROBBINS & CO 1c-v12 O aan \)) Our Cireniution.—Tur Mining anp Screntirio Pauss basa largoand permanent subscription list, and enjoys a more wulversai cirenlation among stockholders and pera directly interested n mining than any other paper on ils Coast -CAPT, E. CONCKLIN. . ry promptly altended to, No, 418 Market strect, San Francisco, ni-tf Palmer's Patent ARTIFICIAL LEG, Manufactured iu Philadelphia, Penn. JARVIS JEWETT, AGENT, 629 Washington Streost, San Fraucisco, Cal 10¥8-1m. SAN FRANCISCO MILL. HOBBS, GILMORE & Co., f MANUFACTURERS OF SFTbBoaonrvE Six Market street, between Beale and Maln, San Francisco. For sale, Mahogany, Spanish Cedar, and other Fancy Woods. Avl23m PACIFIC POTTERY! TONEWARE AND EARTUENWARE OF ALL DESCRIP tions, such as Butter Pots, Pickle Jurs. Vlurns, Waler Jugs, Bean Pots, Flower Pots, ete , etc., irom the manuluetory ot N, Cragx, Erg., Sacramentu—constantly on hand and for sale, in quantiles to sult, by Haas uv. M. 2Mvl23m No, 42 Clay strect, between Drumin and East. FIRE, HYDRAULIC & SUCTION HOSE, And Leather Gelting. M. Cook & SON, 8&1 Battery Street, Saa Francisco, Are now manufacturing as above, Fire, Hydraulle and Suetlon Hose, und Leather Belting, of any dimension and In any qnawhy which may be desired. Fire Hose and Behing constantly on laud or manulaciured to order. Also Saddles and Horse Collars. The subscribers would respectfully ask purchasers to call and examine their sluck—alse Jesiiinenials olthe efllciency ol thelr work from such as have used their hese buth tor fire and wining purposes A diploma was awuriled to us last year, by the Mechanics’ Tustitue, of thia city, aud a silver medal this vear. i2vil-ly M. SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MANUFACTORY, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A Large and Complete Assortment <i MANILA CORDAGE FOR MININO PURPOSES — = 4i50 WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, ETC., Manufactured from Pure Manila Hemp. Hoisting Ropes for Deep Shafts, =— ALSO -— LaAnes for Ferry Boats. Manufactured to Order. TULBS & CO.'S, Nos. 611 and 613 Front street, 14v10 Office at Manufactory atthe Patre M. REYNOLDS, COPPER S MIT E —AND— SHEET IRON WORKER, Market street, near Front, San Francisco. k ALL KINDS OF COOKING UTENSILS tinned and made to order. 16v12.-32 JI. & H. HH. SCHAYKrER, MANUFACTUERS OF AND DEALERS IN Bedding and Furniture,. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, S Blankets, Comforters, Sheets, Etc., 604 and S06 Sansome strect, near Clay, San Francisco. Nay This estéblishment 1s now generally known to be th cuEapxst rLaor In the city for good Bedding. 21v12-3m. Susscrrers who do not receive the Mixixc ano Somntmio Pxegs in due time, are requested to Inform tho publishers.