Volume 17 (1868) (428 pages)

172 The Mining and Scientific Press. Social Law and Rank. The Pavilion is a great catholie church, where we are all devotees, on & common footing, at that shrine of necessity which is called Industry, and weareall dutiful subjects to social law, wherein the ladies are the law-givers though in aroundabout way. There no aristocracy is to be seen, no privileged class taking rank above another, nobody so great a fool as to permit others to suspect that he feels himself in any manner above the grand level of the educated mass. There is not a coxcomb, nor a flirt, nor an empty-headed rich man or his wife, nor a fledgeling collegian with his head full of impractical theorems and vanities, iu San Francisco, or on the coast, but recognizes, the moment he passes the door-keeper, the existence of this spirit of democracy, or he suffers sad damage in a thousand criticaleyes. No worthless Prince comes here to be toadied; no lordling, who has attained power and the outward manner which soon follows consciousness of its possession, by unjust favor of law—instead of by proud, democratic, manly endeavor — expecting, though unobtrusively, if he be a gentleman, that others shall step aside for him. No ‘F, N.’s,” nor owners of Spanish leagues, can be distinguished here from an exhibitor of a hydraulic nozzle. In short, while there is not wanting a great deal of superior mental and physical material, there could not be found in all the world a better representation of an intelligent republican community than that which we witness in the nightly frequenters of the Institute Pavilion. The social lines are not yet drawn with distinctness in California, and social law, if measurably defined, perhaps has inefficient executors. But social law, with its attending ostracism, is an inherent necessity, and some kind of separation into classes is inevitable in the nature of man, as is sufficiently evidenced in history. The elements of social rank and of California society of the future, are all exhibited openly and unrestrainedly at the Fair, and that is the reason why you, reader— though you were not aware of if—have been coming here night after night and oking at the people, iustead of looking at inanimate things and machines. Meucuantics’ Instrrure xn OaKnanp.—The eight-hour league af Oakland has resolved itself into a Mechanics’ Institute, similar to that of San Francisco, and the following gentlemen were elected as officers pro iem: President, C. A. Wetmore; Secretary, W. D. Harwood; Treasurer, W. B. Hardy. The Committee on Organization and Arrangements is composed of A. C. Henry, W. Prosser, Jas. N. Olmey, J. Anderson, C. L. Lucas, D. G. Barnes, F. L. Taylor, J. 8. Emery, J. H. Ellis, J. J. McCready, R. N. Murray, E. L. Wetmore, C. B. Rutherford, Y. L. Eastland. Asa committee to solicit members and donations, the following names were nominated and clected: IF. Cook, J. A. Magagnos, W. B. Bagley, 8. F. Mead, J. W. Hand, C. B. Rutherford, W. B. Hardy, J. S. Emery, Dr. E. H. Pardec aud §. Hirschberg. ALcoHoL FROM Woop.—In the process of making paper from wood, round disks of wood are first subjected to the action of hydrochloric ncid to dissolve out the spongy cellulose. This latter has,” until lately, been a waste product, but is now converted into aleohol in this way. The wood is boiled for twelve hours in hydrochloric acid, diluted with ten times its volume of water. The acid liquid, which is charged with grape sugar formed from the spongy cellulose, is tllen withdrawn, the excess of . acid saturated with lime or chalk, ond a small quantity of yeast is added, the temperature being kept at about 68° Fah. Fermentation soon ensues, and when bubbles of carbonic acid gas are no longer evolved, the liquid is distilled to obtam the alcohol. Pruggist's Circular, Socrery or Encinrers.—A new society nas been formed at New York, composed of practical and scientific engineers, which will hold stated meetings for discussion at Cooper Institute. Iresident, J. A. Whitney, of the Artisan; Corresponding Sccretary, J. B. Lyman, of the World. GUNPOWDER. mee =. The California Powder Works Manufacture allkinds ot Sporting, Rifle, Musket, Pistol, Planting, Mining, Meal and Fuse POWDER, of supcrior quality. Eureka Grain Powder in 614 and 1 1b canisters. Pacifie Sporting Powder, iu 1254 kegs, 614,1 1b and 34 Ib Canisters. Pacific Rifle Powder, in 1 1b kegs, and 634,1 Ib and ¥% Ib canisters. California Sportsman Powder, in! lb kegs, 634, 1 1b and 34 Ib canisters. Sea and River Powder, in 25 and 11b kegs, and 634 cansters, Valicy MIll Powder, in 25 andl 1b kegs, and 637, 1 1b and 34 Ib canisters. Pistol Powder, In }4 lb canisters. Cannon, Musket and Blashng Powder in 251b kegs. Mills at Santa Cruz. Office, 318 California St, JOHN PF. LOUISE, Seerctary, HO TEAMSTERS! CONTINUE TO USE HUCKS & LARGBERT S CELEBRATED H&L Axle Grease, To which you have given so decided a preference for the last FOURTEEN YEARS, It is the oaly reliable article IN THE MIARKET Every care will continue ts be nsed to sustain the high reputation the H & L Axle Grease, has so long and justly nttained. f@Be sure and ask for the H & L brand, and see that the TRADE MARK H&L IS ON THE COVER OF THE PACK AGE NONE OTHER IS GENUINE. FOR SALE IN EVERY STATE IN THE UNION, HYDROSTATIC WORKS. Pump Manufactory M. D. LASSWELL, No. 747 Mission Street, bet. Third and Fourth PATENT PUMP And Patent Water Closet Manufactory. House Piombing and Gas Fittlng in all of its modes. Lead, lronand Gopper Piping fitted fur water, steam and gas. Ship Plumbing, and Ship Pumps wade and repaired Hose of ali sizes, Conplings and Nozzles, Roses and Rose Stands, and ali kinds of Brass Vocks. Force, Lift aud suction Pumps of all sizes made and set to order. 7 ain now preoared ty make ail kinds of Pnmpsfor miners and for isan in aJarge way. lam making fous sizes of single acting Brass Pumps, similar to the Haden & Sauders Brass Pumps. lam also makinga very superior Pump to any inthis market for windmills, single-acting, 1 am makiiig Tour different kinds of double acting Force Pumps, and differcut sizcs of each kind. Lamaiso making Artesian Weil Pua:ps ot a superior kind. This Pump may be lowered In any well to any deplh desired. It is a force pump, or itis a suction pump, or itis a lift pump, and may be worked by hand or windmill. or any Kind of power Can be used tor oil wesls better than any other, and the Pump is the most durnble and euslest repaired of any Pump inthecountry. 1 have now on exhibition at the Mechanics’ Fair thirtecr. Pumps in brass and iron, allof my own inake, witch cun be seen atmy pluce alter the close of the Fair. lhave invented and ani making asuperior doubieacting Force luntp, calied the GOLDEN STATE, which hasyreat advantages over my Pump inthis State It isthe es t Pump repaired, snd isthe most durable of say Pump in the pump kingdom. Any one in want of a Pump or anything In iny Hne, will do weil by calliug at my place before purchasing elsewhere. . Bar Lalso keep all kinds of DOUGLASS and other wnakers’ Pum son land. livl7-tt Pipe Vise, with or witbont Extra Jaw. Standard Milling Machine. UNION VISE COMPANY, OF BOSTON, MASS. Extra jaw, and heavy Vises, Warranted for heavy work. New style Wool und Covered Screw Vises, forty sivlesand Office, kinds; Standard Milling Macuines, simple, great capacity, peer and strength—two sizes, large, 2,800 lbs; small, 950 . bs. For svle by the trade. 23rlu-ly ¢, 0. NOTT, Pres, Business Cards. RODGERS, MEYER & Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ADVANCES MADE On ali kinds of Ores, and particular attention PAM TO CONSIGNMENTS OF GOODS. 4v16-3m NATHANIEL GRAY. N. GRAY & CO., UNDERTAKER S, 641 Sacramento St., cor, Webb, San Francisco. H. M. GRAY. gay-Sole Agents tor Barstow's Metaliic Burial Cases and 25vlitt Caskets. JA3, LINFONTH. ¥. D. KELLOGG. LINFORTH, KELLOGG & RAIL, (Successors to L. B. BENCHLEY & CO.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF AMERICAN, ENGLISI AND GERMAN HARDWARE, ACRICULTURAL IMLPLEMENTS, —aNp— Mining Tools, No. 3 and & Front Sireet, ncur Market, 20v16-3m SAN FRANCISCO. THE GOLDEN RULE EMPORIUM, No. 59 Second street, sccond door from northeast corner of MIsslon st., eB NAIL, SAN FRANCISCO, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, TOILET ARTICLES, Etc., Alargo sclection at the lowest prices possible. GEORGE THACKRAH. 1v17-3in Farmers and Mechanics BANK OF SAVINGS, No. 225 Sunrome Street. luterest paid on Deposits, Money Loaned on Real Estate. Il, DUTTON, President. GEO, M. CONDEE, Gasbier. 19y16-3m. Trades and Manufactures. Wi. BARTLING, HENRY KIMBALL. BARTLING & KIMBALL, BOOKBINDESBRES, Paper Rulers and Blank Book Manufacturers. 605 Cluy street, (southwest cor. Sansome), 16v12-3m SAN FRANCISCO, JOLIN DANIEL, (SUCCESS0R TO 0. GORI) MARBLE WORKS, No. 421 Pine st. bet. Montgomery and Kearny, San Francisco Montele, Monuments, Tombs, Plumbers’ Slabs Ete,, Ouhand and Manutactured to order. Ray: Ooods shipped to ail parts of tbe State. Orders re apectfnils solicited. $v3-3m Professional Cards. J. S. PHILLIPS, MINING ENGINEER, Wadsworth House. : Having had 33 years experience in the various depart. ments of Mining Bugineering and Metallurgy, in Curnwail und Amcriea, Solicits orders tor the exnmiuation of Mineral Properties throughout the North and south Americas; mninerals assayed ur analyzed, advice for beueticiating retractory ores, Metals sold; capital procured tor developing vaiuahle ledges, d4virtt N. WESCOATT, furveyor and Mining Engineer, Ete., San Franelsco, Having returned to Yuba Counly, Cal., after an ahsenco of several years in the State of Nevada and the Eastern States, will attend to all business in bis line In tbis State, or the State of Nevada, or adjoining Territories, All orders will be attcuded to with dispatch, and satis: faction given, REFERENECES: Judg Hardy and Quint, San Francisca, es SCH, Hon. €. BE, DeLong, or Judge Mesick, Virginia Clty. Col N.E. Whiteside, Marysville. a Col F. L Hatcb, . L. J. Asbford, Office at Smartavllie, Yuba County, Cal. Tift DR, GEORGE W, ROGERS, PILYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHIER, (Recently from Mazatlan,) 410 Keurny at., bet. California and Pine, SAN FRANCISCO. 1v17-31a THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT In Dentistry. PATENTED DECEMBER 34, 1867, by DR, G. W. COOL. . fhe right of San Francisco reserved for his own nse. The nature of his improvement consisis in lining the entlre concave surtace wilh fine gold; It makes ihe plate twice as strong and one-third thinner than the eommon vuleanite plate. Tbis work bas given salisiaction in every caso. Piense call at Nu. 14 Third siicet, near Market, xnd sec specimens. All work warranted as fine as the specimens, Vrieces reasonabiec. 21v16 3m JAMES M. TAYLOR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Court Block, 636 Clay Strect SAN FRANCISCO, avli-lqy Edward and John A, Stanly & A. W, Blair ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law, Southeast corner of Callfornia and Sansome sircets, over the Bank of British Columbia. 19¥16-3m Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s STEAMSHNIPS FOR NEW YORK, JAPAN AND OHINA. LEAVE WHARF, CORNER OF FIRST AND é Brannan streets, at 2A o'clock A. M. of _the Poulos ne dates, for PANAMA, conneeting via Panama Railroad, with one of the Company's splendid steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW YORK: On the Gth, 14th, 22d and ZOth of every month, Steamer ieaving San Francisco on the 6th touches at Manzanillo. All touch at Acapulco. Departure of the lith 1s expected to connect with the Freneh Trans-Atinnile Co.'s steamer for St. Nazaire, and English stenmer for South America. Through tickets eun be obtained. Departuro of Mth is expectedte connect witii Englisb steamer for Southampton and South America, and Australia, and P. R. R. Co’s steamer for Central America. ‘Yhrougb tickets can be obtained. STEAMERS FOR SEPTEMEER, 1868. The foilowing Steamsilps will be dlspatcbed on dates ag given bolow : September Sth-COLDEN C11¥ Captain E. S fe C a Farnsworth, onnecting wilh ALASKA, Capt. Gra Palmer’s Patent ARTIFICIAL LEG, Manufactured in Philadelphia, Peun. JARVIS JEWETX, AGENT. 218 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. J. M. STOCKMAN, Manufacturer of. PATTERNS AND DODIULS, (Over W. T. Garratt’s Brass Foundry,) S. E. Corner of Mission and Fremont sts., GvLith SAN FRANCISCO THEODORE KALLENBERG, Machinist, Maker of Models for Inventors, 10v8-1m Scales, Weights, Dles, Stamps, Drawing and Phiiosophical Instruments, ete, No. 10 Stevenson strect. near First, San Francisco. Rap Repairing promptly attended to. Bvi5tf J. F. PAGES, SEAL ENGRAVER, AND LETTER CUTTER, Brass and Stcel Stamps and Dies, 622 Montgomery strect, San Francisco. Orders by eae promptly atended to, “ Pacific Chemical Works. SULPHURIC ETHER. SPIRITS OF NITRE, AQUA AMMONIA, ACETIC ACID, C¥ANIDE OF POTASSIUM —anND— ACIDS AND CHEMICALS OF ALL KINDS, FALKENAU & HANKS, 619 Montgomery Strect. LOUIS FALKENALU, State Assayer, ng Particular afiention paid to the Analysis of ORES, MINERALS, METALS, cte. 8vlz Si I4th-SACRAMENTO.. Connecting wilh OGEAN QUE. Septamber 22d—MONTANA..000 t. J. BE Cavarly, Connecting with HENRY CHAUNCLY, Capt. Conner. September 30rh—CONSTIPUTION, Captain W, HL, Hudson, Connecting with ARIZONA, Capt. Maury. Cahin passengers bertiied through. Baggage checked throagh—100 ponnds allowed each adult. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free. ’ These steamers will posilively sail at llo’elock, Passenoe ae requested ty have their bagsuge on board before 10 o'clock. Phrougb Tickets for Liverpool by tie Cunard, Inmanand Natlonal Steamship Lines, canabe obtalned at the ofiice of the P. M. S.8.Co,, San Francisco, wicre may aiso be obtalned orders for passage tron. Liverpool or Sourhimplon toSan Francisco, elther via New York or Sl. tiomas—if desired an ainoint of £1010 £20 will be advanced with the above orders, Ilolders of orders will be required to identity themscives to ihe Agents in Eugland. The Steamship JAPAN, Capt. Geo. E. Lane, will be dispatched on MUNDAY, August 8d, at 12 o’clock, noon, trom wharf, corner of First and Brannan streets, fer YOR HAMA and HONGKONC,connceting with the COSTS RICA for SUANGHAL For Merchandise and Freight for New York and way poris, apply ty Messrs, WELLS, FARGO & CO, ‘or passage and all other information, apply at the Paellic Mail Steamship Co's ofticc, curner of sacramento and Leidesdorff strects. OLIVER ELDRIDGR, Agent. ’ Pacific Powder Mills. UPERIOR BLASTING AND SPORTING GUNPOWDER Black Diamond, in ‘tb canisters. J 10. in ¥ib canisters, Capt. W, Hl. Parker, N, Gapt. King. i do do ind kegs, Hunter's Pride. in Wb canisters. do do in 4alh cunisters, ao do in 'y Kees do do itt de Koy: Pacific Milis River Shooting, do do do do do do in 3, keg: do do jo in ty kegs. da do do in 25% kexs, Pucific Mills Rifle, In 1! canisters. 9 do in 3th canisters. do int 3, kegs. do ido in 4g keg, do do in Zalb kegs. Blasting and Mining Powder $2 50per keg. Sarcty Fuse and Shot for sale by BAYWARD & COLEMAN, Arent«. @dvi5-3m 414 Front strect, San Fruttcisco. Patent Orrice Rerorts, from 1843 to 1857, Mecuarican are wanted fur duplicate copics a! .his office. Parties hay Ing them for sale will picase state price, aud address DEWEY & CO., Mining and Scicntific Press o San Fraucisco. ——

172 The Mining and Scientific Press. Social Law and Rank. The Pavilion is a great catholie church, where we are all devotees, on & common footing, at that shrine of necessity which is called Industry, and weareall dutiful subjects to social law, wherein the ladies are the law-givers though in aroundabout way. There no aristocracy is to be seen, no privileged class taking rank above another, nobody so great a fool as to permit others to suspect that he feels himself in any manner above the grand level of the educated mass. There is not a coxcomb, nor a flirt, nor an empty-headed rich man or his wife, nor a fledgeling collegian with his head full of impractical theorems and vanities, iu San Francisco, or on the coast, but recognizes, the moment he passes the door-keeper, the existence of this spirit of democracy, or he suffers sad damage in a thousand criticaleyes. No worthless Prince comes here to be toadied; no lordling, who has attained power and the outward manner which soon follows consciousness of its possession, by unjust favor of law—instead of by proud, democratic, manly endeavor — expecting, though unobtrusively, if he be a gentleman, that others shall step aside for him. No ‘F, N.’s,” nor owners of Spanish leagues, can be distinguished here from an exhibitor of a hydraulic nozzle. In short, while there is not wanting a great deal of superior mental and physical material, there could not be found in all the world a better representation of an intelligent republican community than that which we witness in the nightly frequenters of the Institute Pavilion. The social lines are not yet drawn with distinctness in California, and social law, if measurably defined, perhaps has inefficient executors. But social law, with its attending ostracism, is an inherent necessity, and some kind of separation into classes is inevitable in the nature of man, as is sufficiently evidenced in history. The elements of social rank and of California society of the future, are all exhibited openly and unrestrainedly at the Fair, and that is the reason why you, reader— though you were not aware of if—have been coming here night after night and oking at the people, iustead of looking at inanimate things and machines. Meucuantics’ Instrrure xn OaKnanp.—The eight-hour league af Oakland has resolved itself into a Mechanics’ Institute, similar to that of San Francisco, and the following gentlemen were elected as officers pro iem: President, C. A. Wetmore; Secretary, W. D. Harwood; Treasurer, W. B. Hardy. The Committee on Organization and Arrangements is composed of A. C. Henry, W. Prosser, Jas. N. Olmey, J. Anderson, C. L. Lucas, D. G. Barnes, F. L. Taylor, J. 8. Emery, J. H. Ellis, J. J. McCready, R. N. Murray, E. L. Wetmore, C. B. Rutherford, Y. L. Eastland. Asa committee to solicit members and donations, the following names were nominated and clected: IF. Cook, J. A. Magagnos, W. B. Bagley, 8. F. Mead, J. W. Hand, C. B. Rutherford, W. B. Hardy, J. S. Emery, Dr. E. H. Pardec aud §. Hirschberg. ALcoHoL FROM Woop.—In the process of making paper from wood, round disks of wood are first subjected to the action of hydrochloric ncid to dissolve out the spongy cellulose. This latter has,” until lately, been a waste product, but is now converted into aleohol in this way. The wood is boiled for twelve hours in hydrochloric acid, diluted with ten times its volume of water. The acid liquid, which is charged with grape sugar formed from the spongy cellulose, is tllen withdrawn, the excess of . acid saturated with lime or chalk, ond a small quantity of yeast is added, the temperature being kept at about 68° Fah. Fermentation soon ensues, and when bubbles of carbonic acid gas are no longer evolved, the liquid is distilled to obtam the alcohol. Pruggist's Circular, Socrery or Encinrers.—A new society nas been formed at New York, composed of practical and scientific engineers, which will hold stated meetings for discussion at Cooper Institute. Iresident, J. A. Whitney, of the Artisan; Corresponding Sccretary, J. B. Lyman, of the World. GUNPOWDER. mee =. The California Powder Works Manufacture allkinds ot Sporting, Rifle, Musket, Pistol, Planting, Mining, Meal and Fuse POWDER, of supcrior quality. Eureka Grain Powder in 614 and 1 1b canisters. Pacifie Sporting Powder, iu 1254 kegs, 614,1 1b and 34 Ib Canisters. Pacific Rifle Powder, in 1 1b kegs, and 634,1 Ib and ¥% Ib canisters. California Sportsman Powder, in! lb kegs, 634, 1 1b and 34 Ib canisters. Sea and River Powder, in 25 and 11b kegs, and 634 cansters, Valicy MIll Powder, in 25 andl 1b kegs, and 637, 1 1b and 34 Ib canisters. Pistol Powder, In }4 lb canisters. Cannon, Musket and Blashng Powder in 251b kegs. Mills at Santa Cruz. Office, 318 California St, JOHN PF. LOUISE, Seerctary, HO TEAMSTERS! CONTINUE TO USE HUCKS & LARGBERT S CELEBRATED H&L Axle Grease, To which you have given so decided a preference for the last FOURTEEN YEARS, It is the oaly reliable article IN THE MIARKET Every care will continue ts be nsed to sustain the high reputation the H & L Axle Grease, has so long and justly nttained. f@Be sure and ask for the H & L brand, and see that the TRADE MARK H&L IS ON THE COVER OF THE PACK AGE NONE OTHER IS GENUINE. FOR SALE IN EVERY STATE IN THE UNION, HYDROSTATIC WORKS. Pump Manufactory M. D. LASSWELL, No. 747 Mission Street, bet. Third and Fourth PATENT PUMP And Patent Water Closet Manufactory. House Piombing and Gas Fittlng in all of its modes. Lead, lronand Gopper Piping fitted fur water, steam and gas. Ship Plumbing, and Ship Pumps wade and repaired Hose of ali sizes, Conplings and Nozzles, Roses and Rose Stands, and ali kinds of Brass Vocks. Force, Lift aud suction Pumps of all sizes made and set to order. 7 ain now preoared ty make ail kinds of Pnmpsfor miners and for isan in aJarge way. lam making fous sizes of single acting Brass Pumps, similar to the Haden & Sauders Brass Pumps. lam also makinga very superior Pump to any inthis market for windmills, single-acting, 1 am makiiig Tour different kinds of double acting Force Pumps, and differcut sizcs of each kind. Lamaiso making Artesian Weil Pua:ps ot a superior kind. This Pump may be lowered In any well to any deplh desired. It is a force pump, or itis a suction pump, or itis a lift pump, and may be worked by hand or windmill. or any Kind of power Can be used tor oil wesls better than any other, and the Pump is the most durnble and euslest repaired of any Pump inthecountry. 1 have now on exhibition at the Mechanics’ Fair thirtecr. Pumps in brass and iron, allof my own inake, witch cun be seen atmy pluce alter the close of the Fair. lhave invented and ani making asuperior doubieacting Force luntp, calied the GOLDEN STATE, which hasyreat advantages over my Pump inthis State It isthe es t Pump repaired, snd isthe most durable of say Pump in the pump kingdom. Any one in want of a Pump or anything In iny Hne, will do weil by calliug at my place before purchasing elsewhere. . Bar Lalso keep all kinds of DOUGLASS and other wnakers’ Pum son land. livl7-tt Pipe Vise, with or witbont Extra Jaw. Standard Milling Machine. UNION VISE COMPANY, OF BOSTON, MASS. Extra jaw, and heavy Vises, Warranted for heavy work. New style Wool und Covered Screw Vises, forty sivlesand Office, kinds; Standard Milling Macuines, simple, great capacity, peer and strength—two sizes, large, 2,800 lbs; small, 950 . bs. For svle by the trade. 23rlu-ly ¢, 0. NOTT, Pres, Business Cards. RODGERS, MEYER & Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ADVANCES MADE On ali kinds of Ores, and particular attention PAM TO CONSIGNMENTS OF GOODS. 4v16-3m NATHANIEL GRAY. N. GRAY & CO., UNDERTAKER S, 641 Sacramento St., cor, Webb, San Francisco. H. M. GRAY. gay-Sole Agents tor Barstow's Metaliic Burial Cases and 25vlitt Caskets. JA3, LINFONTH. ¥. D. KELLOGG. LINFORTH, KELLOGG & RAIL, (Successors to L. B. BENCHLEY & CO.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF AMERICAN, ENGLISI AND GERMAN HARDWARE, ACRICULTURAL IMLPLEMENTS, —aNp— Mining Tools, No. 3 and & Front Sireet, ncur Market, 20v16-3m SAN FRANCISCO. THE GOLDEN RULE EMPORIUM, No. 59 Second street, sccond door from northeast corner of MIsslon st., eB NAIL, SAN FRANCISCO, Gent’s Furnishing Goods,

TOILET ARTICLES, Etc., Alargo sclection at the lowest prices possible. GEORGE THACKRAH. 1v17-3in Farmers and Mechanics BANK OF SAVINGS, No. 225 Sunrome Street. luterest paid on Deposits, Money Loaned on Real Estate. Il, DUTTON, President. GEO, M. CONDEE, Gasbier. 19y16-3m. Trades and Manufactures. Wi. BARTLING, HENRY KIMBALL. BARTLING & KIMBALL, BOOKBINDESBRES, Paper Rulers and Blank Book Manufacturers. 605 Cluy street, (southwest cor. Sansome), 16v12-3m SAN FRANCISCO, JOLIN DANIEL, (SUCCESS0R TO 0. GORI) MARBLE WORKS, No. 421 Pine st. bet. Montgomery and Kearny, San Francisco Montele, Monuments, Tombs, Plumbers’ Slabs Ete,, Ouhand and Manutactured to order. Ray: Ooods shipped to ail parts of tbe State. Orders re apectfnils solicited. $v3-3m Professional Cards. J. S. PHILLIPS, MINING ENGINEER, Wadsworth House. : Having had 33 years experience in the various depart. ments of Mining Bugineering and Metallurgy, in Curnwail und Amcriea, Solicits orders tor the exnmiuation of Mineral Properties throughout the North and south Americas; mninerals assayed ur analyzed, advice for beueticiating retractory ores, Metals sold; capital procured tor developing vaiuahle ledges, d4virtt N. WESCOATT, furveyor and Mining Engineer, Ete., San Franelsco, Having returned to Yuba Counly, Cal., after an ahsenco of several years in the State of Nevada and the Eastern States, will attend to all business in bis line In tbis State, or the State of Nevada, or adjoining Territories, All orders will be attcuded to with dispatch, and satis: faction given, REFERENECES: Judg Hardy and Quint, San Francisca, es SCH, Hon. €. BE, DeLong, or Judge Mesick, Virginia Clty. Col N.E. Whiteside, Marysville. a Col F. L Hatcb, . L. J. Asbford, Office at Smartavllie, Yuba County, Cal. Tift DR, GEORGE W, ROGERS, PILYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCOUCHIER, (Recently from Mazatlan,) 410 Keurny at., bet. California and Pine, SAN FRANCISCO. 1v17-31a THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT In Dentistry. PATENTED DECEMBER 34, 1867, by DR, G. W. COOL. . fhe right of San Francisco reserved for his own nse. The nature of his improvement consisis in lining the entlre concave surtace wilh fine gold; It makes ihe plate twice as strong and one-third thinner than the eommon vuleanite plate. Tbis work bas given salisiaction in every caso. Piense call at Nu. 14 Third siicet, near Market, xnd sec specimens. All work warranted as fine as the specimens, Vrieces reasonabiec. 21v16 3m JAMES M. TAYLOR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Court Block, 636 Clay Strect SAN FRANCISCO, avli-lqy Edward and John A, Stanly & A. W, Blair ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law, Southeast corner of Callfornia and Sansome sircets, over the Bank of British Columbia. 19¥16-3m Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s STEAMSHNIPS FOR NEW YORK, JAPAN AND OHINA. LEAVE WHARF, CORNER OF FIRST AND é Brannan streets, at 2A o'clock A. M. of _the Poulos ne dates, for PANAMA, conneeting via Panama Railroad, with one of the Company's splendid steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW YORK: On the Gth, 14th, 22d and ZOth of every month, Steamer ieaving San Francisco on the 6th touches at Manzanillo. All touch at Acapulco. Departure of the lith 1s expected to connect with the Freneh Trans-Atinnile Co.'s steamer for St. Nazaire, and English stenmer for South America. Through tickets eun be obtained. Departuro of Mth is expectedte connect witii Englisb steamer for Southampton and South America, and Australia, and P. R. R. Co’s steamer for Central America. ‘Yhrougb tickets can be obtained. STEAMERS FOR SEPTEMEER, 1868. The foilowing Steamsilps will be dlspatcbed on dates ag given bolow : September Sth-COLDEN C11¥ Captain E. S fe C a Farnsworth, onnecting wilh ALASKA, Capt. Gra Palmer’s Patent ARTIFICIAL LEG, Manufactured in Philadelphia, Peun. JARVIS JEWETX, AGENT. 218 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. J. M. STOCKMAN, Manufacturer of. PATTERNS AND DODIULS, (Over W. T. Garratt’s Brass Foundry,) S. E. Corner of Mission and Fremont sts., GvLith SAN FRANCISCO THEODORE KALLENBERG, Machinist, Maker of Models for Inventors, 10v8-1m Scales, Weights, Dles, Stamps, Drawing and Phiiosophical Instruments, ete, No. 10 Stevenson strect. near First, San Francisco. Rap Repairing promptly attended to. Bvi5tf J. F. PAGES, SEAL ENGRAVER, AND LETTER CUTTER, Brass and Stcel Stamps and Dies, 622 Montgomery strect, San Francisco. Orders by eae promptly atended to, “ Pacific Chemical Works. SULPHURIC ETHER. SPIRITS OF NITRE, AQUA AMMONIA, ACETIC ACID, C¥ANIDE OF POTASSIUM —anND— ACIDS AND CHEMICALS OF ALL KINDS, FALKENAU & HANKS, 619 Montgomery Strect. LOUIS FALKENALU, State Assayer, ng Particular afiention paid to the Analysis of ORES, MINERALS, METALS, cte. 8vlz Si I4th-SACRAMENTO... Connecting wilh OGEAN QUE. Septamber 22d—MONTANA....000 t. J. BE Cavarly, Connecting with HENRY CHAUNCLY, Capt. Conner. September 30rh—CONSTIPUTION, Captain W, HL, Hudson, Connecting with ARIZONA, Capt. Maury. Cahin passengers bertiied through. Baggage checked throagh—100 ponnds allowed each adult. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free. ’ These steamers will posilively sail at llo’elock, Passenoe ae requested ty have their bagsuge on board before 10 o'clock. Phrougb Tickets for Liverpool by tie Cunard, Inmanand Natlonal Steamship Lines, canabe obtalned at the ofiice of the P. M. S.8.Co,, San Francisco, wicre may aiso be obtalned orders for passage tron. Liverpool or Sourhimplon toSan Francisco, elther via New York or Sl. tiomas—if desired an ainoint of £1010 £20 will be advanced with the above orders, Ilolders of orders will be required to identity themscives to ihe Agents in Eugland. The Steamship JAPAN, Capt. Geo. E. Lane, will be dispatched on MUNDAY, August 8d, at 12 o’clock, noon, trom wharf, corner of First and Brannan streets, fer YOR HAMA and HONGKONC,connceting with the COSTS RICA for SUANGHAL For Merchandise and Freight for New York and way poris, apply ty Messrs, WELLS, FARGO & CO, ‘or passage and all other information, apply at the Paellic Mail Steamship Co's ofticc, curner of sacramento and Leidesdorff strects. OLIVER ELDRIDGR, Agent. ’ Pacific Powder Mills. UPERIOR BLASTING AND SPORTING GUNPOWDER Black Diamond, in ‘tb canisters. J 10. in ¥ib canisters, Capt. W, Hl. Parker, N, Gapt. King. i do do ind kegs, Hunter's Pride. in Wb canisters. do do in 4alh cunisters, ao do in 'y Kees do do itt de Koy: Pacific Milis River Shooting, do do do do do do in 3, keg: do do jo in ty kegs. da do do in 25% kexs, Pucific Mills Rifle, In 1! canisters. 9 do in 3th canisters. do int 3, kegs. do ido in 4g keg, do do in Zalb kegs. Blasting and Mining Powder $2 50per keg. Sarcty Fuse and Shot for sale by BAYWARD & COLEMAN, Arent«. @dvi5-3m 414 Front strect, San Fruttcisco. Patent Orrice Rerorts, from 1843 to 1857, Mecuarican are wanted fur duplicate copics a! .his office. Parties hay Ing them for sale will picase state price, aud address DEWEY & CO., Mining and Scicntific Press o San Fraucisco. ——