Volume 13 (1866) (424 pages)

—The Rlining and Srientific Press. Deer Divixc. —The deepest recorded deseeut of uny submarine diver was inade in ovember, 1866, at Brest, in efforts to reach the sunken hall of the English ship Columbian. Two descents were made, each of which reached a depth of 196 feet. In the first instance one of the air-pumps burst at that point, and tho diver was immediately brought to the surface. ‘The diver came up safy and sound Fresh pipes having been secured, the diver on a eubsequent day again mado the descent. Having reached the game depth os before, having remained there for the spnee of nbout eight orten iinutes, he gove the signal to be hanled ap. The signal was immedintely complied with, but before the necessnry time ad expired for the apparatus to reach-the surface, tho diver, inclosed in his armor, wos seen afloat upon the water at a short distance trom the steamer from which the experimentors were Working. He was immediately taken on board in a very exhuusted state. He fainted twico, mt hy the use of proper restorativos was tendered quite comfortable jn about two hours. From the time he reached 180 feet in depth, the indicator showed a pregsnre o] six ntinospheree—ninety pounds per square ineh. Op being takea ou board from the second trial, the @rmor was fonnd to have been broken, so that the water was forcing its way in and filling up the legs of the nppuratus. Aside from that accident, the experiinent proved conclusively that no haman being conld stand a pressure of Ninety pounds to the square inch for any considerable length of time. On the first uttenipt the suhinurine lamp with which he was occompanied was crushed in by the pressare of the water. Mape Monxry Exoveu.—Elias Howe says that le shall not apply for an extension of bis Seving-machine puteat, which expires this year, a3 he has alrendy made a million anda half dollars on it, and thinks that is enough. Mr. Howe is much more remarkable as a man, who has got money enotgh, than as ano inventor. A Leexy Finp.—The Idaho Index of July I1th, snys that it is reported that several days after the Indians made their onslaught on the Chinamen near Summit Spring, and killed and rohhed many, a traveler coming up the road noticed a part of a sack of rice, Picking it up, and emptying out the contents, he discovered & packnge containing nine hundred dollars in coin. Greasy Ores 1n Arizona.—Of nothing hove Our miners complained more than of greasy ores {so culled). This greasiness coats the quicksilver. and prevents amalgamation, ead, of course, the gold floats away. This greasiness is usually, perhaps always, caused by thé presence of Ssteutite or tale in some form. In some furms this bears the name of soap-stone. Every one knows its greasy character. Its coniposition is silicia, magnesia and water. It often contains (especially in Colorado) a small ainount of earbouic acid. Meerchauin is also a variety of tale. ‘Thus much for the coniposition of the mineral substance which causes the trouble. Burning may not remove the difficulty, heeause this coinhbination will not be materially changed by the action of fire. It nlust be some snbstaice that will have a chemical action. Quicklme has been Jound in Many instances to have the desired effect in destroying the oily character, and hos been extensively employed, and with the best of success. In some cases other mineral substances will be found to be the cause of the greasy character, and the ores must in such cases be treated differently. Sometimes roasting the ores removes the difficulty—only praetice and experience cau conquer in every case, Every different ore may require a different treatment. Where the tale or miuerals occur it will often be found necessary, even after horoing, to use some other means, and so with other combinations, while antimony ond arsenic can only be got rid of by roasting.— Arizona Miner. : Tar Bouan Harp isa very simple iustrument, easily constructed, and produces very pleasant music. ‘To make one, take tyo strands of strong sewing silk, well waxed, a single and double twist, fastened to four pegs, one ineh high, on au inch board as long as the width of your window. At ove end the pins ~ should have a thumblet similar to a violin pin, to enable you to draw it taut. Place it in a window, the sash resting on the pins, and whtn the wiad blows you have such souads as the angels love. One string will produce seyeral notes, changing as the wind is gentle or forcible. THE PACIFIC TRON WORKS, First & Fvemont Sts., between Mission & lloward, San Francisco. . The proprietors of tho above Works Invite ihe attention of all partles interested to thelr greatly improved and unoqualed faeliities for nianulactaring Sleam Englnes and Beilers, both Marine and Statlonary, of any required size and pattern, Quartz Mills, Amalgamatlng, Pumping and Holsting Machiuery of the most approved construction. Flour, Saw, and Sugar Mills, Water Wheols, &0., &c. Our pattern llst ls most complete and extensive, embraeling the late Improvement in all clusses of machinery adapted to use on this coast! We would call espectal attention to the fact thdt we have socnred the exclusive right of manufacture for the Paclic Coast of the eolebrated Greene Engine, conceded to be the most cconoimleal and perfect working Engine now fn use. We are also excluslye manufacturors of the celebrated Bryan Battery, Varney's Amalgamators and Separators, Ryerson's Superhéated Steam Amal. gamuators and Rotary Crushers, Stoac Breakers, dsc. Orders respectfully Sol lelted, GODDARD & COMPANY. Metallurgy. G. KUSTEL, Metallurgist and Mining Engineer, Stevenson House, corner Montgomery and Callfornla sts. ‘Ores Analyzed, Adviee glyen, and Pans Furnished for workIng of different Ores. Mines eas. ams reported upon. ‘ 2Uv1i 3m BOALT {X STETEFELDT, . Metallurgists and Mining Engineers AUSTIN, NEVADA. Western Branch of ADELBERG & RAYMOND, No. 90 Broadway, New York. vil GW. oe 3. H, TIEMANN, MAYNARD & TIEMANN, Mining Engineers and Metallurgists, 240 Penrl street, New York, . —AND— CENTRAL CITY, COLORADO. 19¥12. Ly 1 Copper, Lead, Gold, Silver, Nickel and Cobalt Ore. The above Ores are either purchased or Mberalt advances made upon consignments, at the lowest Britist rates ot Interest. For particulars apply to THOMAS PRICE, Agent for Townushead Wood & Co., Swaasea, No. 415 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. ¥oy-Speeial attention patd to Gotd Bearing Sulphurets.2a lév10-3n1 Copper Ore! Copper Ore! BOUGHT BY CONROY & O’CONNOR;, Front, near Pine street, San Franciseo. 18v12-tf To Copper Miners and Others Interested in . . the Working of Copper Ores. HE UNDERSIGNED .UAVING BEEN APPOINTED Agent and Attorney by N. Haskell. for the sale ot his COPPED SMELYING FURNACE, which has proved 2 per. ject snecess,. s prepared to furnish the same artles having ener Ore, or will make arr ee cuts to ye Oe receivable at their mises. Your further particulars, apply to SOUN x. HISDON, 24v12 At Coffey & Risdon’s, Sun Francisco. ea) LL ye, Potassium, Magnesium, And a fresb supply of «URE CHEMICALS. Just received and for sale by JOWN TAYLOR & Co., 4v12-1m. 412 Washington street, MARTIN & CO., Ofiice, Stevenson House, Corner California and Montgomery streets (up stalrs). WILL CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF COPPER ORES, Assayng eight per cent. and upwards of Copper to the We will male advances upon Ores or Copper. San Franeisce. Post Otlice Box 1259, 22 . ) stantiy on hand. EUROPEAN METALLURGICAL WORKS, — AND — Practical Mining School, Bryant Street, Between Third and Fourth, SAN FRANCISCO. Oe Proprietors are at all times preparcd to work or test Oressent to this establishment—elther tn large or small uantitles—by such process as may be found hest adapted to their chemical eliaracter, atter a cereful analysis has been made. ‘Test lots of Ore adapted to the smeltlng process atface to. Sulphurel, pyritous, and the (s0-ealled) *‘rebelous ores," are having especial attention pald to their successful treatment. Assaying In the humid and dry way. Also, refining by cupellation, doue at moderate rates. PRACTICAL MINING SCHOOL, The proprietors—encouraged by numerous appliecatlons from venvenen @csirous of pursuing tbe study of practical metallurgy—have concluded to adralt parties on reasonable terms. Having In their Mill all the neeessary appliances for erushing, ronsting, amalgamating, smelting, refining and assaying, as also a well extended Laboratory tor the analysls ot Ores and Minerals, a good opportunity 1s ere offercd to acquire a sound practical knowledge of the USIP ERS, &. P. Ktwgary, JR. re Ov: PACIFIC CHEMICAL WORKS —aNpD— ASSAY OFFICE. TE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED THEMselves for the purpuse of carrying on the business of Manutacturing Chemicals, Assaying in all its branches, und the Analysis of Ores, Minerals, Metallurgical Products, Miaural Waters, Soils, Commerelal Articles, etc. FALKENAU & HANKS, Laboratory, corucr Folsom and Center streets, Missioa Dolores. Ofilce, G2O Washington street, San Francisto. 2v12-ln JOHW TAYLOR & CO. IMPORTERS, AND DEALERS 1N “ASSAYVERS’ MATERIALS, Druggists’ & Chemists’ Glassware, Photographie Stock, Ete. 612 aad 514 Washington Sireet, SAN FRANCISCO, E are receiving dlreet from MESSRS. LADD & OERT LING (London) aud BEEKER & SONS (Antwerp, Bel ' gium) thelr superior ASSAY AND BULLION BALANCES, And from France and Germany, ag well as the Eastern States, FURNACES, CRUCIBLES, MUFFLES, BLOW-PIPE CASES, GOULD SCALES, CHEMICAL GLASSWARE, and every article ee ‘Tor ASSAY OFFICES, LABORATO RIES, ete. We have glven this branch of .our business par fieular attention, to select such articles as are necessary in the development of the mineral wealth af this coast. A Full Assortment of DRUGOISTS’ GLASSWARE and DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES, ACIDS and CHEMICALS, con: 11v10-tf San Francisco Mareb 6, 1863. International Hotel, JACKSON STREET, BETWBEN MONTGOMERY AND KEARNY STS,, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. HIS OLD ESTABLISHED 110U3E IS IN PERFECT order for the auconmiodatlon of guests. Persons svcklug comfort and ¢cconamy will find thls the best Hotel ln the chy to stop at. The Beds are new und in good order, and the Kouus well ventilated, The Tabla will always be stpplled with tie best’ln the inarkel. . Pricesivarylig from $1 50 tol$2 per doy for Hoard and Room, . / FINE BATU HOUSE AND BARBER Si0P ATTACHED TO THE MOUSE. . aa Teams belonging to the House will be in attendance at all (he boats aad cars to convey passengers to the House FOER OF CHARGE, and to any partof the eity lor SO cents 2ivi2 F, E, WEYGANT, Proprictor. INTERNATIONAL HOT 3b. K Strect, between Third and Fourth, SACRAMENTO, S NOW ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT Hyuses.in Sacramento. it lins seveuty-five Roots, Reb c#n he bad Un suiles for familles, or slugly to sult indls Iduals—all new-turnished, large and finely ventillated. No expense lias been saved to make it comfortable and pleasant lor guests. 5 Price of Rooms very low. Meals, 26 cents. . 8v12-601 B. LISENMENGER. WHAT CHEER HOUSE, SACKAMENTO, ) Fire-Proof Brick Building, corner Front and K Streets, opposite Steatnboat Landing. e« -25 cents. 34 00 Meals...: aa Board, per wee 100 bu Board and Lodging, per day. Single Rooms.. sceheee Rallroad Ticket Office and Stage OMeo ou first floor. Tv12-3m A. Jd. SENATZ, Proprieter, California Steam Navigation tr Pom, COMPANY. wee Steamer CAPITAL CAPT, E. A, POOLE, CHRYSOP YOSEMITE CORDELIA JULIA.4.4 CAPT. A. FOSTER. APT. W. BROMLEY, One of the nveve ti Tes ae of the e ut AY WHARF at + o'clock P. M. EVERY DAY (Sundays exeepted), for Sacramento and Stockton, connecting with light-draft steamers jor Marysville, Colusa, Chico, and Red Biuff. Steamshlps AJAX. PACIFIC, ORIZABA, CALIFORNIA, ACTIVE and SENATOR, leave. ax atvortlsed, ‘for Hote: lulu, Portland, Oregon, New Wostiuinster, British Colimbia, Victoria, V. L, Santa Barbara, Sau Pedro, and Sun 1 ca “ Tee Oo. Oltice of ie Company, northeast corner of Front and Jackson streets. B M. HARTSHORNE, Presldent. Rheumatism ! ! READ IT! READ IT!! WvI2 Saczawento, April 16 h. 1866, H BOWMAN—DEAR 81K: TH15 IS THE FIRST WRIT« ing 1 bave done in two years, aud It affords me great pleasure to be able to use my pen In the serviee of those who ae suffermg, us I have suffered, by stating the following ‘acts: I have for two years and opwards been affileted with CHRONIC RHEUMATISMN, and until a few weeks ago 1 have never found gny hie that afforded me nny rellef. For three months of the lime 1 was unable to feed myself, and for tho last five months my arms have been so bent that I have not been able todress myself. 1 was five months atthe Warm Springs, at San Luis Obispo, and three months ata Hydropathle Institute In Stockion, and I have been under the care of slx diferent physiclais. in the vain hope olrellet. About four weeks ago I was induced by a persou who had_been cured by it to try a bottle of RICHARD'S RENEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, and in less than iwelve hours I experienced great rejlef. In a few days I was enabled to straighten out my arms, and I have beer getting better and galning in strenzth and flesh ever since. [have now the coniplete use of all my limbs, and, lor the first time in two years, I ani out on do feel for those who suffer as I have suffered, and if they wlll Inke my advice, they wlll lose no time iu glving the REMEDY a trial. Yours truly, GEORGE TAYLOR, ear Ricnarps’ Remepy is for sale by HH, BOWMAN, x Druggist, Sacramento, Price, $2 SO per Botile. , L0v12 A Rare Chance! . A Splendid Business in Alameda County, FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN, 400 ACRES OF LAND, INCLUDING Landing, Wharf, Three Capacious Warehouses, Capable of holding 12,000 Tons, which amount of grain was stored and shipped the past year. Connected with enid business there ls an extenslve Lumber Ward; sales during last year, two million feet, which sales, and the entlre business, ean be largely inereased. The above is@ rare opportunity for parties desirous of engaging man active business that will pay a laige dividend on the Investment. Sutisfactory reasons glven for selllng, and alllnformation desired can be obtained on appileation by mail, or otherwise, to G. K. SMITH, Notary Publle and Searcher of Reeords, Office ‘' Beatty House,’ San Leandro. 23v12-m Capitalists, Attention !. QUARTZ MILL & MINING PROPERTY FOR SALE In Nevada County. NEW 8-STAMP QUARTZ MILL, 7 LEDGES AND 640 A acres heavlly-tlmbered Land, néar Eureka, Nevada Gonnty, are uow Offered for salo. The Mill is run by steam-power, and isin complete order ror ‘tuustness, The Jedges, which form the principal value of this property, are. #ll large and well-defined, but require a further ouday of eapital, in order to make them remuneratlve. For the lack of means to properly develop these claims, the present owners are disposed to sell the same for a reasonable price. Capitalists wishing te engage in mining will find thisa splendid opportiinity to pureliase a property tbat will bear rigld serutihy, and offers superior inducements as an investinent. For address and further information, inquire of the Publishers of the Minine anp SclENTIFIC Press, GOS Clay street, San Franelsco. . 2212 Tur Press is a large, sixteen-page paper, and is truly # valnable assistant to the mining interests ot’ the Pacihe Coast —[yye County Kews.

—The Rlining and Srientific Press. Deer Divixc. —The deepest recorded deseeut of uny submarine diver was inade in ovember, 1866, at Brest, in efforts to reach the sunken hall of the English ship Columbian. Two descents were made, each of which reached a depth of 196 feet. In the first instance one of the air-pumps burst at that point, and tho diver was immediately brought to the surface. ‘The diver came up safy and sound Fresh pipes having been secured, the diver on a eubsequent day again mado the descent. Having reached the game depth os before, having remained there for the spnee of nbout eight orten iinutes, he gove the signal to be hanled ap. The signal was immedintely complied with, but before the necessnry time ad expired for the apparatus to reach-the surface, tho diver, inclosed in his armor, wos seen afloat upon the water at a short distance trom the steamer from which the experimentors were Working. He was immediately taken on board in a very exhuusted state. He fainted twico, mt hy the use of proper restorativos was tendered quite comfortable jn about two hours. From the time he reached 180 feet in depth, the indicator showed a pregsnre o] six ntinospheree—ninety pounds per square ineh. Op being takea ou board from the second trial, the @rmor was fonnd to have been broken, so that the water was forcing its way in and filling up the legs of the nppuratus. Aside from that accident, the experiinent proved conclusively that no haman being conld stand a pressure of Ninety pounds to the square inch for any considerable length of time. On the first uttenipt the suhinurine lamp with which he was occompanied was crushed in by the pressare of the water. Mape Monxry Exoveu.—Elias Howe says that le shall not apply for an extension of bis Seving-machine puteat, which expires this year, a3 he has alrendy made a million anda half dollars on it, and thinks that is enough. Mr. Howe is much more remarkable as a man, who has got money enotgh, than as ano inventor. A Leexy Finp.—The Idaho Index of July I1th, snys that it is reported that several days after the Indians made their onslaught on the Chinamen near Summit Spring, and killed and rohhed many, a traveler coming up the road noticed a part of a sack of rice, Picking it up, and emptying out the contents, he discovered & packnge containing nine hundred dollars in coin. Greasy Ores 1n Arizona.—Of nothing hove Our miners complained more than of greasy ores {so culled). This greasiness coats the quicksilver. and prevents amalgamation, ead, of course, the gold floats away. This greasiness is usually, perhaps always, caused by thé presence of Ssteutite or tale in some form. In some furms this bears the name of soap-stone. Every one knows its greasy character. Its coniposition is silicia, magnesia and water. It often contains (especially in Colorado) a small ainount of earbouic acid. Meerchauin is also a variety of tale. ‘Thus much for the coniposition of the mineral substance which causes the trouble. Burning may not remove the difficulty, heeause this coinhbination will not be materially changed by the action of fire. It nlust be some snbstaice that will have a chemical action. Quicklme has been Jound in Many instances to have the desired effect in destroying the oily character, and hos been extensively employed, and with the best of success. In some cases other mineral substances will be found to be the cause of the greasy character, and the ores must in such cases be treated differently. Sometimes roasting the ores removes the difficulty—only praetice and experience cau conquer in every case, Every different ore may require a different treatment. Where the tale or miuerals occur it will often be found necessary, even after horoing, to use some other means, and so with other combinations, while antimony ond arsenic can only be got rid of by roasting.— Arizona Miner. : Tar Bouan Harp isa very simple iustrument, easily constructed, and produces very pleasant music. ‘To make one, take tyo strands of strong sewing silk, well waxed, a single and double twist, fastened to four pegs, one ineh high, on au inch board as long as the width of your window. At ove end the pins ~ should have a thumblet similar to a violin pin, to enable you to draw it taut. Place it in a window, the sash resting on the pins, and whtn the wiad blows you have such souads as the angels love. One string will produce seyeral notes, changing as the wind is gentle or forcible. THE PACIFIC TRON WORKS, First & Fvemont Sts., between Mission & lloward, San Francisco. . The proprietors of tho above Works Invite ihe attention of all partles interested to thelr greatly improved and unoqualed faeliities for nianulactaring Sleam Englnes and Beilers, both Marine and Statlonary, of any required size and pattern, Quartz Mills, Amalgamatlng, Pumping and Holsting Machiuery of the most approved construction. Flour, Saw, and Sugar Mills, Water Wheols, &0., &c. Our pattern llst ls most complete and extensive, embraeling the late Improvement in all clusses of machinery adapted to use on this coast! We would call espectal attention to the fact thdt we have socnred the exclusive right of manufacture for the Paclic Coast of the eolebrated Greene Engine, conceded to be the most cconoimleal and perfect working Engine now fn use. We are also excluslye manufacturors of the celebrated Bryan Battery, Varney's Amalgamators and Separators, Ryerson's Superhéated Steam Amal. gamuators and Rotary Crushers, Stoac Breakers, dsc. Orders respectfully Sol lelted, GODDARD & COMPANY. Metallurgy. G. KUSTEL, Metallurgist and Mining Engineer, Stevenson House, corner Montgomery and Callfornla sts. ‘Ores Analyzed, Adviee glyen, and Pans Furnished for workIng of different Ores. Mines eas. ams reported upon. ‘ 2Uv1i 3m BOALT {X STETEFELDT, . Metallurgists and Mining Engineers AUSTIN, NEVADA. Western Branch of ADELBERG & RAYMOND, No. 90 Broadway, New York. vil GW. oe 3. H, TIEMANN, MAYNARD & TIEMANN, Mining Engineers and Metallurgists, 240 Penrl street, New York, . —AND— CENTRAL CITY, COLORADO. 19¥12. Ly 1 Copper, Lead, Gold, Silver, Nickel and Cobalt Ore. The above Ores are either purchased or Mberalt advances made upon consignments, at the lowest Britist rates ot Interest. For particulars apply to THOMAS PRICE, Agent for Townushead Wood & Co., Swaasea, No. 415 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. ¥oy-Speeial attention patd to Gotd Bearing Sulphurets.2a lév10-3n1 Copper Ore! Copper Ore! BOUGHT BY CONROY & O’CONNOR;, Front, near Pine street, San Franciseo. 18v12-tf To Copper Miners and Others Interested in . . the Working of Copper Ores. HE UNDERSIGNED .UAVING BEEN APPOINTED Agent and Attorney by N. Haskell. for the sale ot his COPPED SMELYING FURNACE, which has proved 2 per. ject snecess,. s prepared to furnish the same artles having ener Ore, or will make arr ee cuts to ye Oe receivable at their mises. Your further particulars, apply to SOUN x. HISDON, 24v12 At Coffey & Risdon’s, Sun Francisco. ea) LL ye, Potassium, Magnesium, And a fresb supply of «URE CHEMICALS. Just received and for sale by JOWN TAYLOR & Co., 4v12-1m. 412 Washington street, MARTIN & CO., Ofiice, Stevenson House, Corner California and Montgomery streets (up stalrs). WILL CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF COPPER ORES, Assayng eight per cent. and upwards of Copper to the We will male advances upon Ores or Copper. San Franeisce. Post Otlice Box 1259, 22 . ) stantiy on hand. EUROPEAN METALLURGICAL WORKS, — AND — Practical Mining School, Bryant Street, Between Third and Fourth, SAN FRANCISCO. Oe Proprietors are at all times preparcd to work or test Oressent to this establishment—elther tn large or small uantitles—by such process as may be found hest adapted to their chemical eliaracter, atter a cereful analysis has been made. ‘Test lots of Ore adapted to the smeltlng process atface to. Sulphurel, pyritous, and the (s0-ealled) *‘rebelous ores," are having especial attention pald to their successful treatment. Assaying In the humid and dry way. Also, refining by cupellation, doue at moderate rates. PRACTICAL MINING SCHOOL, The proprietors—encouraged by numerous appliecatlons from venvenen @csirous of pursuing tbe study of practical

metallurgy—have concluded to adralt parties on reasonable terms. Having In their Mill all the neeessary appliances for erushing, ronsting, amalgamating, smelting, refining and assaying, as also a well extended Laboratory tor the analysls ot Ores and Minerals, a good opportunity 1s ere offercd to acquire a sound practical knowledge of the USIP ERS, &. P. Ktwgary, JR. re Ov: PACIFIC CHEMICAL WORKS —aNpD— ASSAY OFFICE. TE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED THEMselves for the purpuse of carrying on the business of Manutacturing Chemicals, Assaying in all its branches, und the Analysis of Ores, Minerals, Metallurgical Products, Miaural Waters, Soils, Commerelal Articles, etc. FALKENAU & HANKS, Laboratory, corucr Folsom and Center streets, Missioa Dolores. Ofilce, G2O Washington street, San Francisto. 2v12-ln JOHW TAYLOR & CO. IMPORTERS, AND DEALERS 1N “ASSAYVERS’ MATERIALS, Druggists’ & Chemists’ Glassware, Photographie Stock, Ete. 612 aad 514 Washington Sireet, SAN FRANCISCO, E are receiving dlreet from MESSRS. LADD & OERT LING (London) aud BEEKER & SONS (Antwerp, Bel ' gium) thelr superior ASSAY AND BULLION BALANCES, And from France and Germany, ag well as the Eastern States, FURNACES, CRUCIBLES, MUFFLES, BLOW-PIPE CASES, GOULD SCALES, CHEMICAL GLASSWARE, and every article ee ‘Tor ASSAY OFFICES, LABORATO RIES, ete. We have glven this branch of .our business par fieular attention, to select such articles as are necessary in the development of the mineral wealth af this coast. A Full Assortment of DRUGOISTS’ GLASSWARE and DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES, ACIDS and CHEMICALS, con: 11v10-tf San Francisco Mareb 6, 1863. International Hotel, JACKSON STREET, BETWBEN MONTGOMERY AND KEARNY STS,, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. HIS OLD ESTABLISHED 110U3E IS IN PERFECT order for the auconmiodatlon of guests. Persons svcklug comfort and ¢cconamy will find thls the best Hotel ln the chy to stop at. The Beds are new und in good order, and the Kouus well ventilated, The Tabla will always be stpplled with tie best’ln the inarkel. . Pricesivarylig from $1 50 tol$2 per doy for Hoard and Room, . / FINE BATU HOUSE AND BARBER Si0P ATTACHED TO THE MOUSE. . aa Teams belonging to the House will be in attendance at all (he boats aad cars to convey passengers to the House FOER OF CHARGE, and to any partof the eity lor SO cents 2ivi2 F, E, WEYGANT, Proprictor. INTERNATIONAL HOT 3b. K Strect, between Third and Fourth, SACRAMENTO, S NOW ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT Hyuses.in Sacramento. it lins seveuty-five Roots, Reb c#n he bad Un suiles for familles, or slugly to sult indls Iduals—all new-turnished, large and finely ventillated. No expense lias been saved to make it comfortable and pleasant lor guests. 5 Price of Rooms very low. Meals, 26 cents. . 8v12-601 B. LISENMENGER. WHAT CHEER HOUSE, SACKAMENTO, ) Fire-Proof Brick Building, corner Front and K Streets, opposite Steatnboat Landing. e« -25 cents. 34 00 Meals.....: aa Board, per wee 100 bu Board and Lodging, per day. Single Rooms... sceheee Rallroad Ticket Office and Stage OMeo ou first floor. Tv12-3m A. Jd. SENATZ, Proprieter, California Steam Navigation tr Pom, COMPANY. wee Steamer CAPITAL CAPT, E. A, POOLE, CHRYSOP YOSEMITE CORDELIA JULIA.4.4 CAPT. A. FOSTER. APT. W. BROMLEY, One of the nveve ti Tes ae of the e ut AY WHARF at + o'clock P. M. EVERY DAY (Sundays exeepted), for Sacramento and Stockton, connecting with light-draft steamers jor Marysville, Colusa, Chico, and Red Biuff. Steamshlps AJAX. PACIFIC, ORIZABA, CALIFORNIA, ACTIVE and SENATOR, leave. ax atvortlsed, ‘for Hote: lulu, Portland, Oregon, New Wostiuinster, British Colimbia, Victoria, V. L, Santa Barbara, Sau Pedro, and Sun 1 ca “ Tee Oo. Oltice of ie Company, northeast corner of Front and Jackson streets. B M. HARTSHORNE, Presldent. Rheumatism ! ! READ IT! READ IT!! WvI2 Saczawento, April 16 h. 1866, H BOWMAN—DEAR 81K: TH15 IS THE FIRST WRIT« ing 1 bave done in two years, aud It affords me great pleasure to be able to use my pen In the serviee of those who ae suffermg, us I have suffered, by stating the following ‘acts: I have for two years and opwards been affileted with CHRONIC RHEUMATISMN, and until a few weeks ago 1 have never found gny hie that afforded me nny rellef. For three months of the lime 1 was unable to feed myself, and for tho last five months my arms have been so bent that I have not been able todress myself. 1 was five months atthe Warm Springs, at San Luis Obispo, and three months ata Hydropathle Institute In Stockion, and I have been under the care of slx diferent physiclais. in the vain hope olrellet. About four weeks ago I was induced by a persou who had_been cured by it to try a bottle of RICHARD'S RENEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, and in less than iwelve hours I experienced great rejlef. In a few days I was enabled to straighten out my arms, and I have beer getting better and galning in strenzth and flesh ever since. [have now the coniplete use of all my limbs, and, lor the first time in two years, I ani out on do feel for those who suffer as I have suffered, and if they wlll Inke my advice, they wlll lose no time iu glving the REMEDY a trial. Yours truly, GEORGE TAYLOR, ear Ricnarps’ Remepy is for sale by HH, BOWMAN, x Druggist, Sacramento, Price, $2 SO per Botile. , L0v12 A Rare Chance! . A Splendid Business in Alameda County, FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN, 400 ACRES OF LAND, INCLUDING Landing, Wharf, Three Capacious Warehouses, Capable of holding 12,000 Tons, which amount of grain was stored and shipped the past year. Connected with enid business there ls an extenslve Lumber Ward; sales during last year, two million feet, which sales, and the entlre business, ean be largely inereased. The above is@ rare opportunity for parties desirous of engaging man active business that will pay a laige dividend on the Investment. Sutisfactory reasons glven for selllng, and alllnformation desired can be obtained on appileation by mail, or otherwise, to G. K. SMITH, Notary Publle and Searcher of Reeords, Office ‘' Beatty House,’ San Leandro. 23v12-m Capitalists, Attention !. QUARTZ MILL & MINING PROPERTY FOR SALE In Nevada County. NEW 8-STAMP QUARTZ MILL, 7 LEDGES AND 640 A acres heavlly-tlmbered Land, néar Eureka, Nevada Gonnty, are uow Offered for salo. The Mill is run by steam-power, and isin complete order ror ‘tuustness, The Jedges, which form the principal value of this property, are. #ll large and well-defined, but require a further ouday of eapital, in order to make them remuneratlve. For the lack of means to properly develop these claims, the present owners are disposed to sell the same for a reasonable price. Capitalists wishing te engage in mining will find thisa splendid opportiinity to pureliase a property tbat will bear rigld serutihy, and offers superior inducements as an investinent. For address and further information, inquire of the Publishers of the Minine anp SclENTIFIC Press, GOS Clay street, San Franelsco. . 2212 Tur Press is a large, sixteen-page paper, and is truly # valnable assistant to the mining interests ot’ the Pacihe Coast —[yye County Kews.