Volume 17 (1868) (428 pages)

The Mining and Scientific Press. 235 PurLosopay ix THE Foot Hiius.—The following ideas, from a miner in a quiet and sunny ravine in El Dorado County, who, we are ready to vouch, is an honest man, 2s well asa philosopher and a poet, will be found eminently just, and suggestive: After inveighing against tho bad policy of mitiers running in debt and then lying idle with the expectatiou of selling out “fora big thing,” he continucs: Now is the time to look to your interest in all kinds of business; now is the time to stop talking about negros and mongrels, or Chinpmen bein pntin oftico; if you will Just take notice of some of our fellowmen and sce how degraded they are, no wonder the people in California is Coming allarmed on account of the blrck race. Why, half tho population of allthe mining towns that I have lived in are saloon-keepersand Idle harpers on politics, and gamblers with their hie heels boots, stuck up on some post as high allmost as he stands, ond with aJgood havana atthe expense of some working man, some good man swindled cut of his caruings. In ivy opinion these towns have got to be sifted of so much Idleness. I do not approve of onc man doing moore thanhe is able; any man that is aman, can work eight honrs. Many a poor Califoruian, broken down in health and bad Inck, now at this day Inys in some lone cabin, paralyzed, in the depbtlt of sorrow, old age coming on, and they seem to think they aro as young as ever, Only think, all yon that came here in forty-nine, twenty years aded to thirty, and have not laid np $50 a year. Why Mr. Evrrors its Enough to paralyze any industrions man to walk along these old deserted streams that has been so rich, and see men look so poor and degraded, in some old smoky cabin, and cobwebs andold burbon whisky bottles; now and then medicines for rnmatism or paralyzed invalides; aud these beautiful streams, —healthy tront streams,—oh just look you hoo have Leen here since forty-nine. No wonder my nabors often sny I’m in meelancholy love. Whit are the company now of these mon ? nothing but long tail, sultry looking Chinamen, or the buffalow head iudians, with as much hare on his head as a black Canadian pony’s mane or tail, and these flat Chinaman’s voices which sounds like tame geese eating corn Early of a cold and frosty morn, with now and then rx squeaking blue Jay which breaks the mealancholy reveri of all the day. Tue Fare ov Japanese Traverers.— Ritter enmity is still mauifested towards all Japanese who have traveled abroad, by their eountrymen at home. Kisabro, who visited the United States with Mr. Van Reed, a few years since, is said to be only saved from immolation by wearing the American uniform, as he is entitled to do as an attachéof the American Embassy. Even the titled nobles who came out here as Commissioners to purchase war vessels, and returned home with the ram ‘‘ Stonewall,” fared no better; in fact they were worse off than the others, as they, being ‘‘ Tycoon’s men,” labur under an additional disadvantage, especially in the south of Japan. Since their return to Yokohama, they have been keeping close under American protection, Satsuma, the present commander in that quarter, being determined, it is said, to make them each a head shorter if he can get his hands outhem. Finding their condition worse than that of Stote prisoners condemed to the galleys, and that there was uo hope of a speedy return of poace to their country, they fiually determined tc return to America aud remain for a time, atleast, in a land of freedom and personal safety. They accordingly returned by the Great Repnblic, and are now stopping in San Francisco. Mr. Winans, the American coutractor of the Petersburg Moscow Railway, is doing some service to legal science. He has had the whole “ Corpus Juris” of Russin, (the “Swod Sakonow”) translated into English, having employed thirty-eight men in his office for more thau x month; his object being to sustain his contract with the Russian Government. The translation is to be published iu London. GEO. E. ROGERS, (Successor to G. W. Bell.) A $ S$ A Y E RR, S12 Callfarnin at., San Frouclsco. J. A. MARS, Assayer. Ores carefully Assaycd. Guld and silver Ores worked. 2v.G-grWpur IMPORTENS AND REFINERS. Iiluminating, Lubricating, PAINT OILS, CONSISTING OF E, LAKD, SPERM, ELEPHANT, POLAA, $. NEATSFOOT, BOLLKRD AND RAW LINSEED, CASTOA AND CHINA NUT, KEROSE, TA —ALS0— Spirits of Turpentine and Alcohol. Lamps and Lamp Stock! An elegant und complete assortment. SOLE IMPORTERS OF Devoe’s TWluminating Oil. PATENT CANS, 6v17-tf. 414 Front atreet, San Francisco. HENRY CAREY BAIRD, Industrial Publisher, No, 406 Walnut Street, Philiadeiphin. TAS AKCENTLY PuaLisnep A Practical Guide for the Perfumer; Belng a New Treatise on Perfumery the most tayorable to tho Beauly without being injurlons to the Health, comprising a descripiivnn of the substances used In Perfunery, the Formule of moro than one thousand Preparations, such as Cosmetles, Perfumed Oils, Tooth Powdera, Waters, Extracts. Tinctures, Infuslonsa, Spirits, Vinaigres, Essential Olls. Pastels, Creams, Soaps, and many new Hyglenle Prodncts not hitherto described. Falted trom Notes and Docu menisa of Messrs, Debay, Lunel, ecte., with addlitluns by Professor H. Dyssauce, Chemlst, 12mo,...Cabinet Maker’s Album of Furniture: Comprising a Collectlon of Deslens for the Neweat and MostElegant Styles of Furniture. llustrated by 48 large and beuuttfully engraved plates. ln one voluinc.oblong -» 600 The plates of this beautiful volume comprise designs for bedsteads !n great variety: chests of drawers; wardrobes; dressing bureans; tahles for the chamber ; work-tables; extension dining tables; card and chess tables; parlor tables, Loula XV. and other styles; office tables ; chiffonJers; ladles’ and other secretaries of different forms and styles; tollet tables and glasses; desks ; book-cases; side: boards, ete., etc. Gothic Album for Cabinet Makers: Comprising a Coltection of Designs for Gothic Furniture. lllustrated by 23 large and beautifully engraved plates. Oblong. The platesin this volume cor ‘as. arm and other chairs, stools, taborcts, pries-dlen, tables, chests of drawers, wardrobes, chlmney-pieces, side-boards, pler tables, etageres, desks, book-cases, etc. A Practical Guide for Puddling Iron and Sieel.—By Ed. Urbin, Eny.of Artaand Manul, $3 00 $3 00 A Prize Essay read beforo tho As oeiation of Ene, Oraduates of the School of Mtnes, of Liege, Belgluin, 1865-6, To which ls added a Comparison of the ReslsiIne Properties of lron ant Steel. by A, Brull. From the French, hy A. A. Fesquet, Chemlst and Engineer. 8vo., olotb.. R@y-Tbe above, or any of my publications, sent free of Postage, at the publication prices. My new and enlarged CATALOGUE OF PRACYICAU AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, 56 pages, 8v0, ls justready, and sll be sent free of postage to any one who will favor me with hisaddress. 20vl6tt HO TEAMSTERS! CONTINUE TO USE HUCKS & LAMBERT S CELEBRATED H& L Axle Grease, To which you have given so decided a preference for the last FOURTEEN YEARS, It is the only reliable article IN THE MARKET Every care will continue ts be used to sustain the high repntation the 1] & L Axle Grense, has so long and justly attained. S-Be aure and ask for the H & L brand, and see that the TRADE MARK H&L IS ON THE COVER OF THE PACKAGE NONE OTHER JS GENUINE. FOR SALE IN EVERY STATE IN THE ONION. BELDUGBE & CO., OF CONLORD, N. 11, Long empl d atthe celebrated firm of Pow ne & Son, have opecued a inaniinetory o Of all deserfptlons, at No. 820 and 822 Folsom street, be tween Fourth nnd Fitth streets, San Francisco. Orders received for Bugzies, Expresses. and Light and / Ueavy Thorough-brace. Garriage Springs made to order 18v15.taia Gm j . ao NEW IN American Saw Company. UPERIOR To ALL OTHERs od i Appreso ye 4, RICAN gn Y eas os) Ks Y MANUFACTURENS OF E.TERSON’S PATENT Movuble-Tooth and Perforated Clreular Saws, Perforated Mulay, MIll and Cross-Cut Saws, witb Adjustable Sockols, SAW-GUMMERS, SWAGES, CANT DOGS, Ete., have established an office for the sale of he abova articles, at No. 606 Front street, Sun Franelseo, Bar Descriptive Pampliets will be forwarded to any one Sv ITIL WM, SHERMAN & CO., CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TAILORS, AND DEALERS IN Men’s Furnishing Goods, TRUNKS, Traveling Bags, Valises, ctc. THE LAROEST AND BEST SELECTED STUCK 1N THE STATE. No. 608 Montgomery street, East Slide, North of Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. 15v16 3mlp PARTNER WANTED FOR A VENTION! A gentleman who has recently Invented a device for elevatlng snow, mud, ete., desires a partner for the purpose of bringing his device-Into practleat use In this State. He 1s confident that It lsan inventlon of great Importance, and If rightly managed wlll prove remuncratlye to owners. For further information, address "J. A. B.,""Box 17, P. 0., San Francisco. 14¥17-1m CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, DRAPERIES, SHADES, Ete., Ete. LOUIS F. KNIGHT, $42 Calltorulu St., enst slde of Koarny, SAN FRANCISCO, Tcan offer froai the largest and best assorted stock in the city anything lu our line, AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL. FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES Made to order, All kinds of upholztering executed wlth neatness and dispatch. 9vl7 Eley’s Ammunition. There Crrtridges are made In 77 (or Sulder Enfield) Inch) bere; and .d5! bare; Al (or sinall) bore These Cartridges have beea adopted, after careful comparative = triula against all other descriptions, hy HER MAJESry's WAR DEPARTMENT, as the Standard Rifle Ammunition for tho RITISH ARMY, an€ are not only used excluslvely for tho Snider Rifle, but are adapted to all other sys‘ems of milhary BREECH LisjADING RIFLES, They are the cheapest Gartrldgca known, carrying thelr own ignttion, belng made wholly of metal, are water-proof und linperishable in any climute. Boxer Cartridge Cases (empty), of all 3 sizes, packed with or without bullets, and machine Tor fatstenIng same In Cartridges. Makers of BOXER CARTRIDGES, .45y bore for Revolvlag Plstols, In use In Her cca 's Navy. PIN GVARTRIDGES for Lefancheux fevolvers of 12 1, 9M. and 7 m, bore. CENTRAL FIRE and PIN F1RE GARTRIDGES, for all sizes of Guns, Rifles and Revolvers. Donhle Water-Proof and EB. B. Caps. Wire Cartridges for kiliing game at long diatances, Felt Wuddings to improve the shooting of guus; and every Ej) CONVERTED . = i SNIDER ENFIELD > i 2 FA & S z g & 3 = 2 2 Lu [e) = oe = jue 4 oO deseription of Sporting and Milltary Ammunition, Wholesale only. oleunte only’ EXE BROTMERS, 18vlécowly Gray’s Inn Road, Londou, W. C. WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR IMMENSE STOCK Fine Custom Made Clothing Gents’ Furnishing Goods AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION, Our Stock of Clothing Conelats of ALL THE LATEST STYLES BOTH OF MATERIAL AND FINISH. A Large Assortment of Trunks, Vullses, Carpet Bags, Blunkets, Ete. AT EXTREMELY LOW POICKS, J.R. MEAD & CO., 8v10 Cor. of WashIngton and Sansome streets. THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY 1s now prepared to fill all orders for GIANT POWDER, Put up In EKoxen, elther ln Bulk or lu Care tridges, General Agents, BANDMANN, NIELSON & CO., 25v16-3m. 210 Front street, San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO Pioneer Screen Works, JOHN W. QUICK, Manufacturer, Removed to Vnican Tron Works, Fremont strect, between Mission and Howard, San Francisco. Screen Punching In_all Its hranches, at rates reduceit froin 25to 4 per cent less than the ealablished rates, 1 can furnish Improved Quartz Screens several sizes fiaer than any Screen ever punched, glylng universal sathsfaction, and for strength, cheapness and durability are not excelled. Also, Punched Screens of atl slzea and fineness made from all qualltles ot material, for Quartz. Cement, Flour and filce Nills,etc. Screen Punching made a specialty: therefore millmen forwarding thelr ordera to me will recelve none hut the best, Orders solicited. N. B—J. W. QUICK la the only com etent and successful manufacturer of Serceas inthe State, having made Screens for the principal milla In this State and adjolning Terrltorles for many years. Quartz mill owners uslug punched Screens which have onlversally falled toglve satisfaction, when visitIng the city will please call and see me. Syl7.ly California Steam Navigation -CAPT, EB. A. POOLE CAPT, A. FOSTER. Steamer CAPITAL.,..0+ bs CHRYSOPOLIS ” YOSEMITE . — COANELIA. CAPT. W. BROMLEY JULIA. ereneee eeneee « CAPT. E, CONCKLIN. Two of the above atenmers leave BROADWAY WHARF at 4 o'cloek P. M. EVERY DAY (Sundays excepted}, one for Sacramento and one tor Stockton, those for Sacramento connecting with ligh!-draft steamers for Marysville Colusa, Chico, and Red Bluff. Office of the Company, northeast corner of Front and Jackson streets. 13¥12 ro . B. M. HARTSHORNF, President. Oakland Seminary for Young Ladies. The next term of thls Instlintion will commence on JULY , t868, Competent and experienced Teachers fill each department of study. This School affords all the advantages of a thoronch Eagllsh course, the Anclent and Modern Languages, Callsthenies, Gymnastica, Music. and all the Ornamental Branche«. For Catalogues, containing full Intormatlon, please address MRS. G. M. BLAKE, Princlpal, Oaklend, Callfornia. flerrrences:—Rev. Sam'l H Willey, Oakland: Hon. Sherman Day, Oaklund; Rey. A. F. White, Garson Chy. 3vl7qr $6.00 $6.00 THE HANCOCK SEWING MACHINE! PRICE ONLY #6,00, The Greatest Novelty Yet! This is the almpleat and cheapest Sewing Machine ever made, and performs its work wlth marvellous efficiency Callandsce lt. Agents wanted everywhere, and great inducements offered. Sent by express, free of expense, on recelpt of price (or C. O. D.) to all places inthls State where we have no avents. FULLER & CO., Agents for Pacltic Const. 109 Montgomery street, San Francisco 4v17-3m. International Hotel, JACKSON STREET BETWEEN MONTOOMERY AND KEARNY 8TS., SAN FRANGISCO, CAL. 1S OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE IS 1N PERFECT order forthe accommodation of gnests. Persons seekIng comfort and econonsy will find this the best Hotel In the clty lostop at. The Beds are new and in good order, and the Rooms well ventilated. The Table will always he supplicd with the best in the market. Pvlees varylng from $1 50 to 82 per duy for Board and Koom. FINE BATH HOUSE AND BARBER SHOP ATTACHED TO THE HOUSE. tar Teams belonging to the House wlll be in attendance at all the boats and cars to conyey passengers Io the Ylouse YREKE OF CHARGE, and to any part of the city for &O cents zlvl1z2 F. E. WEYGANT. Proprietor. Postage.—The postage on the Minina axp Screntirie Pruss toany portion of the United States ls twenty cents per annum, or five cents per quarter, payable In adyance at the Post Ofilce dellvering tho paper. Postage free In ihe clty and county. Foreign postage (wlth few exceptions) two cents per copy, prepaid. To Bremen and the German States (marked vla Sremen and Hamburg line), three cents rer copy, prepaid, Single coples toany address in the United States, two cents,

The Mining and Scientific Press. 235 PurLosopay ix THE Foot Hiius.—The following ideas, from a miner in a quiet and sunny ravine in El Dorado County, who, we are ready to vouch, is an honest man, 2s well asa philosopher and a poet, will be found eminently just, and suggestive: After inveighing against tho bad policy of mitiers running in debt and then lying idle with the expectatiou of selling out “fora big thing,” he continucs: Now is the time to look to your interest in all kinds of business; now is the time to stop talking about negros and mongrels, or Chinpmen bein pntin oftico; if you will Just take notice of some of our fellowmen and sce how degraded they are, no wonder the people in California is Coming allarmed on account of the blrck race. Why, half tho population of allthe mining towns that I have lived in are saloon-keepersand Idle harpers on politics, and gamblers with their hie heels boots, stuck up on some post as high allmost as he stands, ond with aJgood havana atthe expense of some working man, some good man swindled cut of his caruings. In ivy opinion these towns have got to be sifted of so much Idleness. I do not approve of onc man doing moore thanhe is able; any man that is aman, can work eight honrs. Many a poor Califoruian, broken down in health and bad Inck, now at this day Inys in some lone cabin, paralyzed, in the depbtlt of sorrow, old age coming on, and they seem to think they aro as young as ever, Only think, all yon that came here in forty-nine, twenty years aded to thirty, and have not laid np $50 a year. Why Mr. Evrrors its Enough to paralyze any industrions man to walk along these old deserted streams that has been so rich, and see men look so poor and degraded, in some old smoky cabin, and cobwebs andold burbon whisky bottles; now and then medicines for rnmatism or paralyzed invalides; aud these beautiful streams, —healthy tront streams,—oh just look you hoo have Leen here since forty-nine. No wonder my nabors often sny I’m in meelancholy love. Whit are the company now of these mon ? nothing but long tail, sultry looking Chinamen, or the buffalow head iudians, with as much hare on his head as a black Canadian pony’s mane or tail, and these flat Chinaman’s voices which sounds like tame geese eating corn Early of a cold and frosty morn, with now and then rx squeaking blue Jay which breaks the mealancholy reveri of all the day. Tue Fare ov Japanese Traverers.— Ritter enmity is still mauifested towards all Japanese who have traveled abroad, by their eountrymen at home. Kisabro, who visited the United States with Mr. Van Reed, a few years since, is said to be only saved from immolation by wearing the American uniform, as he is entitled to do as an attachéof the American Embassy. Even the titled nobles who came out here as Commissioners to purchase war vessels, and returned home with the ram ‘‘ Stonewall,” fared no better; in fact they were worse off than the others, as they, being ‘‘ Tycoon’s men,” labur under an additional disadvantage, especially in the south of Japan. Since their return to Yokohama, they have been keeping close under American protection, Satsuma, the present commander in that quarter, being determined, it is said, to make them each a head shorter if he can get his hands outhem. Finding their condition worse than that of Stote prisoners condemed to the galleys, and that there was uo hope of a speedy return of poace to their country, they fiually determined tc return to America aud remain for a time, atleast, in a land of freedom and personal safety. They accordingly returned by the Great Repnblic, and are now stopping in San Francisco. Mr. Winans, the American coutractor of the Petersburg Moscow Railway, is doing some service to legal science. He has had the whole “ Corpus Juris” of Russin, (the “Swod Sakonow”) translated into English, having employed thirty-eight men in his office for more thau x month; his object being to sustain his contract with the Russian Government. The translation is to be published iu London. GEO. E. ROGERS, (Successor to G. W. Bell.) A $ S$ A Y E RR, S12 Callfarnin at., San Frouclsco. J. A. MARS, Assayer. Ores carefully Assaycd. Guld and silver Ores worked. 2v.G-grWpur IMPORTENS AND REFINERS. Iiluminating, Lubricating, PAINT OILS, CONSISTING OF E, LAKD, SPERM, ELEPHANT, POLAA, $. NEATSFOOT, BOLLKRD AND RAW LINSEED, CASTOA AND CHINA NUT, KEROSE, TA —ALS0— Spirits of Turpentine and Alcohol. Lamps and Lamp Stock! An elegant und complete assortment. SOLE IMPORTERS OF Devoe’s TWluminating Oil. PATENT CANS, 6v17-tf. 414 Front atreet, San Francisco. HENRY CAREY BAIRD, Industrial Publisher, No, 406 Walnut Street, Philiadeiphin. TAS AKCENTLY PuaLisnep A Practical Guide for the Perfumer; Belng a New Treatise on Perfumery the most tayorable to tho Beauly without being injurlons to the Health, comprising a descripiivnn of the substances used In Perfunery, the Formule of moro than one thousand Preparations, such as Cosmetles, Perfumed Oils, Tooth Powdera, Waters, Extracts. Tinctures, Infuslonsa, Spirits, Vinaigres, Essential Olls. Pastels, Creams, Soaps, and many new Hyglenle Prodncts not hitherto described. Falted trom Notes and Docu menisa of Messrs, Debay, Lunel, ecte., with addlitluns by Professor H. Dyssauce, Chemlst, 12mo,.....Cabinet Maker’s Album of Furniture: Comprising a Collectlon of Deslens for the Neweat and MostElegant Styles of Furniture. llustrated by 48 large and beuuttfully engraved plates. ln one voluinc.oblong -» 600 The plates of this beautiful volume comprise designs for bedsteads !n great variety: chests of drawers; wardrobes; dressing bureans; tahles for the chamber ; work-tables; extension dining tables; card and chess tables; parlor tables, Loula XV. and other styles; office tables ; chiffonJers; ladles’ and other secretaries of different forms and styles; tollet tables and glasses; desks ; book-cases; side: boards, ete., etc. Gothic Album for Cabinet Makers: Comprising a Coltection of Designs for Gothic Furniture. lllustrated by 23 large and beautifully engraved plates. Oblong. The platesin this volume cor ‘as. arm and other chairs, stools, taborcts, pries-dlen, tables, chests of drawers, wardrobes, chlmney-pieces, side-boards, pler tables, etageres, desks, book-cases, etc. A Practical Guide for Puddling Iron and Sieel.—By Ed. Urbin, Eny.of Artaand Manul, $3 00 $3 00 A Prize Essay read beforo tho As oeiation of Ene, Oraduates of the School of Mtnes, of Liege, Belgluin, 1865-6, To which ls added a Comparison of the ReslsiIne Properties of lron ant Steel. by A, Brull. From the French, hy A. A. Fesquet, Chemlst and Engineer. 8vo., olotb... R@y-Tbe above, or any of my publications, sent free of Postage, at the publication prices. My new and enlarged CATALOGUE OF PRACYICAU AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS, 56 pages, 8v0, ls justready, and sll be sent free of postage to any one who will favor me with hisaddress. 20vl6tt HO TEAMSTERS! CONTINUE TO USE HUCKS & LAMBERT S CELEBRATED H& L Axle Grease, To which you have given so decided a preference for the last FOURTEEN YEARS, It is the only reliable article IN THE MARKET Every care will continue ts be used to sustain the high repntation the 1] & L Axle Grense, has so long and justly attained. S-Be aure and ask for the H & L brand, and see that the TRADE MARK H&L IS ON THE COVER OF THE PACKAGE NONE OTHER JS GENUINE. FOR SALE IN EVERY STATE IN THE ONION. BELDUGBE & CO., OF CONLORD, N. 11, Long empl d atthe celebrated firm of Pow ne & Son, have opecued a inaniinetory o Of all deserfptlons, at No. 820 and 822 Folsom street, be tween Fourth nnd Fitth streets, San Francisco. Orders received for Bugzies, Expresses. and Light and / Ueavy Thorough-brace. Garriage Springs made to order 18v15.taia Gm j . ao NEW IN American Saw Company. UPERIOR To ALL OTHERs od i Appreso ye 4, RICAN gn Y eas os) Ks Y MANUFACTURENS OF E.TERSON’S PATENT Movuble-Tooth and Perforated Clreular Saws, Perforated Mulay, MIll and Cross-Cut Saws, witb Adjustable Sockols, SAW-GUMMERS, SWAGES, CANT DOGS, Ete., have established an office for the sale of he abova articles, at No. 606 Front street, Sun Franelseo, Bar Descriptive Pampliets will be forwarded to any one

Sv ITIL WM, SHERMAN & CO., CLOTHIERS, MERCHANT TAILORS, AND DEALERS IN Men’s Furnishing Goods, TRUNKS, Traveling Bags, Valises, ctc. THE LAROEST AND BEST SELECTED STUCK 1N THE STATE. No. 608 Montgomery street, East Slide, North of Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. 15v16 3mlp PARTNER WANTED FOR A VENTION! A gentleman who has recently Invented a device for elevatlng snow, mud, ete., desires a partner for the purpose of bringing his device-Into practleat use In this State. He 1s confident that It lsan inventlon of great Importance, and If rightly managed wlll prove remuncratlye to owners. For further information, address "J. A. B.,""Box 17, P. 0., San Francisco. 14¥17-1m CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, DRAPERIES, SHADES, Ete., Ete. LOUIS F. KNIGHT, $42 Calltorulu St., enst slde of Koarny, SAN FRANCISCO, Tcan offer froai the largest and best assorted stock in the city anything lu our line, AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL. FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES Made to order, All kinds of upholztering executed wlth neatness and dispatch. 9vl7 Eley’s Ammunition. There Crrtridges are made In 77 (or Sulder Enfield) Inch) bere; and .d5! bare; Al (or sinall) bore These Cartridges have beea adopted, after careful comparative = triula against all other descriptions, hy HER MAJESry's WAR DEPARTMENT, as the Standard Rifle Ammunition for tho RITISH ARMY, an€ are not only used excluslvely for tho Snider Rifle, but are adapted to all other sys‘ems of milhary BREECH LisjADING RIFLES, They are the cheapest Gartrldgca known, carrying thelr own ignttion, belng made wholly of metal, are water-proof und linperishable in any climute. Boxer Cartridge Cases (empty), of all 3 sizes, packed with or without bullets, and machine Tor fatstenIng same In Cartridges. Makers of BOXER CARTRIDGES, .45y bore for Revolvlag Plstols, In use In Her cca 's Navy. PIN GVARTRIDGES for Lefancheux fevolvers of 12 1, 9M. and 7 m, bore. CENTRAL FIRE and PIN F1RE GARTRIDGES, for all sizes of Guns, Rifles and Revolvers. Donhle Water-Proof and EB. B. Caps. Wire Cartridges for kiliing game at long diatances, Felt Wuddings to improve the shooting of guus; and every Ej) CONVERTED . = i SNIDER ENFIELD > i 2 FA & S z g & 3 = 2 2 Lu [e) = oe = jue 4 oO deseription of Sporting and Milltary Ammunition, Wholesale only. oleunte only’ EXE BROTMERS, 18vlécowly Gray’s Inn Road, Londou, W. C. WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR IMMENSE STOCK Fine Custom Made Clothing Gents’ Furnishing Goods AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION, Our Stock of Clothing Conelats of ALL THE LATEST STYLES BOTH OF MATERIAL AND FINISH. A Large Assortment of Trunks, Vullses, Carpet Bags, Blunkets, Ete. AT EXTREMELY LOW POICKS, J.R. MEAD & CO., 8v10 Cor. of WashIngton and Sansome streets. THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY 1s now prepared to fill all orders for GIANT POWDER, Put up In EKoxen, elther ln Bulk or lu Care tridges, General Agents, BANDMANN, NIELSON & CO., 25v16-3m. 210 Front street, San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO Pioneer Screen Works, JOHN W. QUICK, Manufacturer, Removed to Vnican Tron Works, Fremont strect, between Mission and Howard, San Francisco. Screen Punching In_all Its hranches, at rates reduceit froin 25to 4 per cent less than the ealablished rates, 1 can furnish Improved Quartz Screens several sizes fiaer than any Screen ever punched, glylng universal sathsfaction, and for strength, cheapness and durability are not excelled. Also, Punched Screens of atl slzea and fineness made from all qualltles ot material, for Quartz. Cement, Flour and filce Nills,etc. Screen Punching made a specialty: therefore millmen forwarding thelr ordera to me will recelve none hut the best, Orders solicited. N. B—J. W. QUICK la the only com etent and successful manufacturer of Serceas inthe State, having made Screens for the principal milla In this State and adjolning Terrltorles for many years. Quartz mill owners uslug punched Screens which have onlversally falled toglve satisfaction, when visitIng the city will please call and see me. Syl7.ly California Steam Navigation -CAPT, EB. A. POOLE CAPT, A. FOSTER. Steamer CAPITAL.,...0+ bs CHRYSOPOLIS ” YOSEMITE . — COANELIA. CAPT. W. BROMLEY JULIA. ereneee eeneee « CAPT. E, CONCKLIN. Two of the above atenmers leave BROADWAY WHARF at 4 o'cloek P. M. EVERY DAY (Sundays excepted}, one for Sacramento and one tor Stockton, those for Sacramento connecting with ligh!-draft steamers for Marysville Colusa, Chico, and Red Bluff. Office of the Company, northeast corner of Front and Jackson streets. 13¥12 ro . B. M. HARTSHORNF, President. Oakland Seminary for Young Ladies. The next term of thls Instlintion will commence on JULY , t868, Competent and experienced Teachers fill each department of study. This School affords all the advantages of a thoronch Eagllsh course, the Anclent and Modern Languages, Callsthenies, Gymnastica, Music. and all the Ornamental Branche«. For Catalogues, containing full Intormatlon, please address MRS. G. M. BLAKE, Princlpal, Oaklend, Callfornia. flerrrences:—Rev. Sam'l H Willey, Oakland: Hon. Sherman Day, Oaklund; Rey. A. F. White, Garson Chy. 3vl7qr $6.00 $6.00 THE HANCOCK SEWING MACHINE! PRICE ONLY #6,00, The Greatest Novelty Yet! This is the almpleat and cheapest Sewing Machine ever made, and performs its work wlth marvellous efficiency Callandsce lt. Agents wanted everywhere, and great inducements offered. Sent by express, free of expense, on recelpt of price (or C. O. D.) to all places inthls State where we have no avents. FULLER & CO., Agents for Pacltic Const. 109 Montgomery street, San Francisco 4v17-3m. International Hotel, JACKSON STREET BETWEEN MONTOOMERY AND KEARNY 8TS., SAN FRANGISCO, CAL. 1S OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE IS 1N PERFECT order forthe accommodation of gnests. Persons seekIng comfort and econonsy will find this the best Hotel In the clty lostop at. The Beds are new and in good order, and the Rooms well ventilated. The Table will always he supplicd with the best in the market. Pvlees varylng from $1 50 to 82 per duy for Board and Koom. FINE BATH HOUSE AND BARBER SHOP ATTACHED TO THE HOUSE. tar Teams belonging to the House wlll be in attendance at all the boats and cars to conyey passengers Io the Ylouse YREKE OF CHARGE, and to any part of the city for &O cents zlvl1z2 F. E. WEYGANT. Proprietor. Postage.—The postage on the Minina axp Screntirie Pruss toany portion of the United States ls twenty cents per annum, or five cents per quarter, payable In adyance at the Post Ofilce dellvering tho paper. Postage free In ihe clty and county. Foreign postage (wlth few exceptions) two cents per copy, prepaid. To Bremen and the German States (marked vla Sremen and Hamburg line), three cents rer copy, prepaid, Single coples toany address in the United States, two cents,