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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
HUMMELL'S ESSENCE OF COZ

HFEE-A truly valuable article under the above name
now offered the public, package OF which prics
Coffee made by this Essence will preserve the real taste
of the Coffee with fine favor and colo and viii be much
more wholesome Than pure Coffee and be perfectly clear
without ANYTHING clarity It. IL Is manufactured III Phia-
depha where has been tested by some Of the most re-
spectacle physicians and others who bear testimony to the
above facts IL is now offered TO the public IN this City,
ard il needs but trial TO beeome ayorite with lovers OF
good Coffee tits the intention OF the propnetors 10 place
in respectable grocery stores IN all parts OF me Cy Az
pre- sentt can be obtained at the following places w
Corwin $50 Broadway Gross Co, l7l Grand-sLr ga
pes 1872 Bowery; TifOrd Thirdav Field corner rhrd-
av and Twelfth ST. Lane, corner Fourhav AND Tenth
ST. Chambers. Rutgers and Madison; Bogar cor
ner East Broadway and Rutgers Crawford corner Hen
and Clinton Griffin, corner East Broadway and Pike;
AIbro Division and Eldrdge-209t Division Lea
man. 81 Division: Fowler, $50 Greenwich Ball1gh,
CbatnDers sner, l5z Chatham Luther aud Hampton.
corner Canal and Church; Bailey corner Catherine and
Henry and of the agents, HAMMER HORTON
z6f 6tWFSTuThS+ 81 ptyision-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

WINDOW SHADES AND TRIM
w MINGs by q. K RIKER Co. importers and man:
ufacurers Of Transparent Window Shades Engnsn &c
German on Cloths Buff and White Linens Gc wnoiesee
and retail the Oldest establishment In inc Unlsd
No ISL Chatham defy all competition and VIII sel
auy OF stock lower prices Than can ne oond N ns
civ An Shades warranted not 70 curl or suck
N B.-The trade furnished with Enghsn and American
~ I'M 49, $3.50 O. X. RLKER & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

I AMP WICKS, cheap for cash, at the
Ioace Of the Manufacturer q Cedar-st HewYork lup
tairal ltsO ansl AARON SUTTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
CNOR SALE.-The four-story BRICK

NOR SALE.-The four-story BRICK
II STORE and DWELLING SCI sixth-sL; lot 20 by 81
feet inches, well arranged and expressly designed for
gentee families Has Cro'on water throughout and now
BUILDING LOTS East EghIeeztnsL, (soush sidel be-
tween First and Second ava One has party wall upon
IL They adjoining and In the immediate vicinity Of
numerous and expensive improvements Size Of each 20
by 90 feet
The above win be sold At q bargain Terms easy. For
further particulars apply, from 10 Z: M. to-
T. II. BROWN, III WsllsL
or before 8 A. NJ. a. S99f Houstorst
II not cold before above property will be offered al
Auction on WEDNESDAY, March IL, 1851, BY A. j.
BLEECkER Co, ~ The Merchann Exchange
mi 2weoas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

NOR SALE-The 3 stery House and
h Lotss Twenty. second-st. near Grsmsrcy park. The
House 10 built 10 the very by dsyswork and
has Bahs hot and cold aud all coovenences neces
sary For further information enquire at 81
81 near LexDgJon-sv. Sun lOt'I T. M LYON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
'V'ABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY

II 'srys assortment OF every description Of sas saS
low priced Tab and Pocket Cutlery Of The aias, n.
direct fT0m The manufacturers. and Pr ssle low Dy
FRANCIS TORRES SONS, No 6AadeoIana
In pOftrs and Dealers In Guns Hardware ana Fsnex
Goods 4nU'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

III
II One acre Of Land at Fort Lee J. Iiss desirable To-
cation II being the landing The house and ground
are p GOOD oroer Inquire Of ROBERT ANNErS, al Fort
Lee, or OF JAMES ANNETT, corner Of York aud Adams
SIS BROOKLYN.
FOL sALE-A number Of Building Lots at Fort Lee
Also u acres Of Land on road leading from HobOken
Bulls Ferry, about a miles from hoboEen oesuutu
place for a country seat. Inquire a. above mi lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

THO LET-From LIST May next, the entire
Il I'd floor fS96 Broadway. WGkert suitable for
utsts merchant taiors any light and respectable bas
ms ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

Il AND WARRANTS located in the
AStates of Wisconsin Iowa and Illinois upon carefully
selected Lands by WASHBURN & WOODMAN, AItor-
neys and Coupselors at Law Mineral Point Wisconsin.
W. w. will purchase and pay the highest prices Tor
Lands located by themselves they will also purchase Land
Warrants. Messrs RODGERS 4 WOODMAN, 40 Will
Ham-st will attend to business in this City, by whom
all necessary papers will be prepared. 2H I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

ITO LET-The Upper Part of the House
Il ll9 Orchardstreet, to small respectable smily Re-
frenees given and required Am IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

TFNO LET-Five new three story frame
n HOUSES (coruer vita store) now finishing cor
Of sevenh-svenue and 1hrtysxthst hent rom
three story houses Hamton-sv- south Of Brooklyn,
IL rooms, 10 single families S125; with privilege OF
other family $3.50 Two story slic and basement brick
in Jersey Cy-rent $25 Several cottages and gar
dens Yorkville $50 Other houses and rooms in
So Nasseu-sL III Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

STEAM POWER TO LET.-Three
~ rooms 100 by Is feet with Steam Power. Inqure Of
ISL n C. n. sIMONSON, ls1 Lewis-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
NOR SALEAT A BARGAIN.-lO or

A'OIN OhhE n L IA INV
situa I'd miles from the City Hail. 10 the neighborhood Of
Csrmansvie. Stages constantly passing AID within two
minutes walk OF Hudson River Railroad Depot AN op
norpItv lie now offered for those who wish TO become
owner OF cheap residence without being subject TO the
caprice OF crnsty landlord. The present owner 10 IN
duce6 In order Keep the neghborhood as desirable
possible should eight persons come forward as purchasers
10 sell low half the purchase money remain on mort
gage and to advance one half the cost Of dwelling not to
cost less than e. 600. For particulars, apply TO
2sfIwt VIM. R. MARSH, 2T7 Bowerv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

NOR SALE.-HOUSE and LOT 70
IL Nssssu.st near John. Inquire Of JAMEs LENNON,
Bootmaker, as above. III I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

ENOR SALE Front and Rear House
and Lot No - Delaney street. near the Bowery; sOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

TO LIEUT. TWO years Iease io l
sale Of the three rooms present occupied by Dr.
Lutener q Waren-st Possession frat OF May To be seen
from Ill 8. III Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

ITO LET-To a small respectable fam
IL y part Of the very twostory and attic house $50
Resdest with croton water in Easements apartments con;
SLATE Of first floor with two psrlos ioSss eoOrs sna
eoset front basement Rent $3.50 bed room up sAIs'
n reouired Amply TO ThOS. THOMPSON, al Messr'
StuarIs' Sugar House, opposite LnI -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
NTAIMS FOR BOUNTYLAND, PEN

~ sIONs PAY, he prosecuted promptly, and Land
Wsr.pu and Lard Patents purchased, by GEORGE
WOODMAN ~ Wilham-sL near WALL Counselor al Lsw
and Commissioner for Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana Ken
tuciy &c Mr. w VIII attend 10 locating Land warrants
Dpon carefully selected public lands. lSf 2m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
] KELLY,S GRAVE and FENDER

~ hEl1L - OIeA Il anu II GAN06As
n Il eMANUFACTORY, S46 Broome-st doors west OF
the BOwery, adjoining Or. Cones Church ~ Y.-Buideu
and Others who about purchasing would do well 20
call be feels confident thai biz pattea for variety and
eheapness, are unsurpassed. jSl I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

TO LET.-Three or four large and well
II lighted ROOMS with Steam Power, In Factory Nos.
81 and SO FoSythsL NJ Y. Inquire Of GEORGE ia
COBS, on the premises. linn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

h containing seven finished Rooms, wfih about one
acre Of Ground attached pleasantly situated IN the W.
hi two miles OF the NewYork and New-Hsven Railroad
station Al Rye and about mile from Rye Beach On the
nremises h barn. convenient for keeping horse and
Carriage Also the above premises and within Se rods
Of The Landing from which pscke, runs weekly, a.. OF
Ground suitable for erecting buildings for any
ing purpose. FOR further particulars '-cura Of JOHN
GEDNEY, near the premises, Isl inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

n story and basement HOUSE. embracing three lots on
Henry and running $50 feet Congressst fine well OF
water on the premises being introduced In the Iuse ut
trees grape vines and shrubbery 10 variety. L 10 within
three minutes walk OF the South Ferry and well suited 20
az Chambersst NewYork at the Southwest Of
Hicks and Atlantic SITS, Brooklyn mi 5teod"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
NOR SALE and TO LET at Hobok en-.

h Several three story and basement brick DWELL
ngs In the immediate vicinity Of the ferry These houses
are furnished with every modern convenience hot and cold
water In the kcheue bath rooms, &c and gas viii DO nr
oshed AZ soon AZ the completed There are also
arge flower gardens In 'front.' and good yards with w9od
honses &c In the Inquire al the Hoo0ken Land once
OF w. W. Do " T EN-, Asoal.
NB-The houses are ready for Immediate occupation,
but will be rented from the fret OF May III wv"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
NOR SALE AT HIGH BRIDGE

H There are q few VILLAGE LOTS, from half an acre
SIZE for sale, situated at the High bndge,
on the Weschester side OF the Harlem River They have
front the river OF upwards Of Two thousand feet
These lois command fine view OF the High Bridge and
the Harlem River also great variety OF other beSuful
scenery They viii be for SAFE at the present prices only
few days Apply to d. B. WlNTON I'll Cedar,st where
map can be seen. I'll wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

ITO LET.-The basement and first and
u second floors Of the fine III Libeuyst, highly
eligible for wholesale liquor dealer or grocer, aud for
many purposes. Apply 10 r. HAhr,
ar Tvs Thsmes-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
n private SALE-STAMFORD,
/ VATUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE,

~ s,itable foy q Summer Hotel gentlemans private
ressSce on the Highlands Of Navesnk u miles from the
civ OF New York For farther particulars apply TO j.
rTTYCHER s. Chaiham-sL Dbl I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

GLASSWARE cheap for cash at the
" Manufacturers Depot q Cedar-st up stairs sell Al
net prices by the package onlyput shave on and take
no discounts Of AARON SUTTON, q Cedarst
Nicolas Of all kinds made to order. Perfumers will
do well 10 call ana .es 10 SIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04
DRY GOODS.

,DAMAGED GOODS FOR SALE BY
~ w. MATHEWS, 60 Chathsm-st-Black French
Cloths and Deerskin Cassmeres Black Silks Linens, Shirt
ngs Musins White and Brown Dsmssk Diaper and Table
Cloths, ToweliDg, Diapers, Ginghsns Chambrsys, De
LANES Curtain Muslins &c &c. mi az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-04

NOR SALE-The 3-story Brick House
h and Lot lSS South Ninthst, WILLIAMSBURG
Lot 25xOO House 25x40 The House built IN the beat
manper subcellar; front basement finished dining
room-back basement kitchen, with range &c plated
door trimmings in parlors marble nantes through the
house FOR terms Inquire the premises, or OF
27f lws BURR, WATERMAN CO, ia South-st
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
ExPREss LINE.

MESSRs. REYNOLDS 3 CO.. and Mr..
A'A A. II. TODD formerly Of the firm Of
Todd & co., having formed a Co partner.
ship, under the name and style Of RET.
NoLDs. ToDD b Co , are now prepared to
transact all business in their line in the
safest and surest manner, and with dis
patch
Gold Dust, Letters, and Packages receiv-
ed and forwarded to all parts of the United
States, or to any foreign country.
Drafts purchased in San Francisco on
any State in the Union, in sums to suit pnr-
chssers. ees at
We will also make Collections in any
part Of the Southern Mines, Stockton. San
Francisco, or Sacramento, on reasonable
terms.
Office, at Stockton, on Levee street-at
Mokelumne Hill, in the FL Dorado House.
Ocr1S If REYNOLDS. TODD & co.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

WATER CoMPANr.-At San Andres
which is about eight miles from Mokel-
uunle Hill, a party Of practical miners
have formed themselves into a compa-
nv for the purpose of buildi1g an ac-
oueduct from the Calaveras river to
that point. The digginss are said to
he remarkably rich, and lack only an
abundance of wuter to render them
valuable. The route through which
the acqueduct is to pass was laid out
hy surveyors Of great practical expe-
rieuce, and is one possessing maHy na-
tural advantages. The whole course
Of the canal is but about three mixes IN
length, and the greater portion OF 4
is already completed
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNION HOTEL,

Corner IF Main and Stockton streets.
"A TIIEproprietor Of this we'll known es
- tabiisllment has the pleasure 10 an
nounce to travellers, aud the public gene
rally. that his arrangements are now com
plete for the ace ,mmodatiOn Of guests, the
house having been neatly itted up and re-
novated throughout The sleeping apart
ments are well ventilated and furnished
thoroughly with clean and comfortable beds
and bedding adapted TO the climate. None
but trusiy AMI obliging servants are EN-
ployed. and the table is at all times sup.
piled with the deiicaeies OF the scasOn, and
all the snbstantials Of the market. The
bar is al supplied with this choicest wines
liquors and cigars. ~
The location Of the Union is pleasant
and central, and it will be the highest aim
Of the subscriber to meris share Of pub
lie patronage. F. BRUSH,
octls I'm Proprietor.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

New AND IMPORTANT Discovery or
GOLD MI Es.-Fron parties " ho have
just returned from tour of explura-
ton, we learn that gold has been found
near Saddle mountain, which is plain
y seen from almost any point near the
mouth of the Columbia river, Il being
about fifty miles souih-e east Of Astoria.
hese gentlemen report the quartz rock
to be abundant in that region, as well
as the black sand and other indications
Of gold. Several fine specimens we're
found and brought 20 Astoria by MIR.
Pease, the sheriff Of Clatsop county, and
other gentlemen. We learn also that
gold has been found north Of Pnget's
sound, on the Coast Range, iu several
places, and that parties are now fitting
out for mining operations in that region.
Thus it appears that gold exists along
the whole line of the Coast Range from
the Gila river, in Southern California,
TO Queen Charlotte's Island, north of
the boundary line Of Oregun. Towhat
extent is yet unknown, as but few ex-
anlinations have been made. The time
is not far distant when this whole coun-
try will swarm with adventurersime ea-
ger pursuit of the glittering orc, of
which California, in its palniest days,
will only be the prototype. -OregDnian.
The Oregonian says that the city au-
thorities of Portland have taken strong
ground against gambling in f6ftIand.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

HAMILTON, Of the Marysaille Tri-
hume, was>traveling in the cars the 9TH
er day from Bellefontaiue to Kenton,
when he fell in with decided charac-
ter. He was tolerably drunk. Let H.
tell the rest.
He said he lived in Urbana /; that the
Methodists, had great revival there a
year or more ago, aud that more than
a hundred were converted, that he had
been converted some years before, and
had joined the church. We asked him
if he still belonged.
No." said he, "they turned me
out for the most frivolous thug in the
world !; it I'd o. knowed they'd ~ turn
ell me out for suchA little thing as thai
I'D never joined" Is.
Said we, IN hat did you do!" .
y, noihinS-only het my horse out
ran another fellows, | won the money
and then got drunk and had two fights
That's all-and they turned me out fol
that!'
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

COUNTY RoiD.-We understand that
a proposition il on foot 70 construct a
carriage road between MOkelumne Hill
and jackson, the County seat. This is
. most desirable object, and one that
would conduce much to the prosperity
Of Calaveras at large, and of the two
points in question particularly. There
are two daily lines Of stages running to
jackson from Sacramento, while Mo-
kelumne, only six miles from the county
seat, cannot be reached, on this route,
except by bride path, or upon foot
This ought speedily TO be looked to.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
THE ENPTRE.

SI0ckf0n street, F0Ot IF .Naia street.
u THE undersigned beg leave respect
- fully to announce to the public tha,
their new, large, aud commodious house
is now in full and successful operation
The site Of the house is beautifully L Gated
ut the foot OF Main street Attached to
the house is splendid bar, which win be
kept well furnished with the choicest wines
liquors, and gars. The sleeping apart
ments If the house are cDInmodiousiy large
and fitted up in style which would con
irast favorably with these Of the. best ho-
tells of the Bay City. The undersigned
have had long exRerienee. ard are. an
xious to serve and accommodate the public
to the best of their ability
SKINNER & co.
oct18 I'm Proprietors
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
Prices Current.
MoKELuMNE HlLL, Oct. Is,

MoKELUMNE HILL, Oct. Is, 1851.
Flour, $l2; pork, lSa20; hard bread, l5c
per 10; white sugar, zoe, brown do, l4a
&c; coffee, green, 25c; do, ground, Soc;
beans, lOal2 | 20; lard, 25c; hams, 28a3Oc;
bacon, 25; potatoes lOal2c; butter. 70a7 SC;
barley, l0al2 &c; rice. 12 l-2al8 &c; tea,
75caSl; salt, l5c; lead, 81 l.2; powder, 81
shot, SOC; dried apples, 25c; peaches, 8Oc;
rope, 30c; oil, $3.50 per gall; raisius, Csc;
soap. 25c; mackerel, 25c per ID; tobacco,
75ca$l; cast steel, 75c; sheet iron. lSa20c;
nails. 20a25c; canvass No and 2. 62a75e,
per yd; drilling lsa2Oc; light muslin un
hleached, l2c; do. bleached, l4c, per yd;
brandy, Ss per gal; whisky, s. 90. do;
gin, So 80. do; port wine, $4 do; elaret, ~
per doz; cherry brandy. 81 per gal; lemon
syrup. 81 per doz; gal pickles, $l2 per
do1; quart pick es. S6; lumber, $l2a25 per
100 #, very scarce and unsuited for the
market.
Prices are firm at these rates, and owing
to the advance of freights, We may shortly
look for a considerable change in the mar
kets. W.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
NJ AZ Rich Hill, near Jackson,

NJ AZ Rich Hill, near Jackson,
whi b created such q stir short time
since, several holes are paying remark
ably well. The Siggings, however,
do not cover so large . space as was
Mt first supposed, and hundreds Of mi
ners who went there have been dlsap-
pointed in the result Of their labors,
and are now returning to their old
claims. Notwithstanding this, we
that hope the diggings in this placer
will be more perrnanect than they are
now supposed to be.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

NEW DIGsIEes.-Some very exten-
riye diggiDgs have been struck within
the past week, between this town and
San Andres, some six miles from Mo-
kelumne. These same diggings were
known, about one year or eighteen
months ago, as "McKinnie's Hum
bug "-from the fact that they were
discovered by a gentleman Of the
name Of McKinnie; but as they would
not pay more than twelve or sixteen
dollars day, when other spots paid
more, they were abandoned as value
less. Now, however, they are eagerly
sought, and almost the entire section
IN which they are situated is laid OF IN
claims.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
Henry q. Edwards,
HAIR CUTTER AND DRESSER

HAIR CUTTER AND DRESSER,
Centre street, opposite Adors's Erpress.
ITO each branch Of the business, Mr.. +.
pledges himself to be unremit ing in bis
endeavors to merit the patronage Of the
public. ~
B-Mr. Edwards being also connect
ed with the City Baths, Commercial st F,
San Francisco, would resfectful'y invite
gentlemen visiting that city to call there,
where they will find all the comforts desir-
able in good bathing establishment.
~ Business hours from 6 Am. to 10
PM. " a cctl8 If
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
Oct1S I'm
MOKELUMNE EXCHANGE.

- THE proprietor If the Exehange
iiil will be happy to see his friends anil
the public 1T his Hall, on Main street
The ETHIOPIAN SEREvADERs nightly chant
several favorite airs accompanied byltheir
Instruments.
The best liquors, ale, &C.. &c. Thelov
srs Of good cigar can be supplied with a
variety Of the most approved brands.
JOHN P. SHEAR.
N D The proprietor is making ar
engagements to give q series OF, Concerts q
Ia Ethe0peGR, when full band will appear
in costume, Of which due notice will be
Eiven. j. p. 8.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

LAReE HAuL.-A couple Of negroes
who had been at work in the cayote dig
Rings of Mokelunne Hill, went home
in one Of the steamers of the Ist inst.
with eighty thousand dollars that they
took out Of one hole during the past
four months. Most Of their gold was
in coarse particles, while for the finer
portions they haul.d their dirt to the
river, distance of three miles, the ex-
penses of,ligging and carriage being am
ply repaid hy the richness of the earth
they had dug out.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

THE Beauty OF TABoGA. DIR.
Tones. in his delightful sketches OF
Taboga and its people, Tin the Literury
World) gives the following description
of the beauty of the village
The beauty of the village is Dolores,
as soft, pulpy aud sweet as Taboga
orange. She is one OF the full formed
beauties, ripened in the shade and re-
pose Of the island. Swinging all day
in her hammock, anil moving only in
the early morning or cool evening, to
take her bath in the rahOga stream,
and living upon the nutritious maize and
rice, and luscious fruit, she has becOms
as white and smooth-skinned, and
rounded and plump, as one of the Cir
cassian women in the Turkish Sultan's
seraglio. Her features have dreamy
liStleSs expression, though the fulneSs
Of her Spanish and voluptuous mouth,
and the bright sparkle Of her black eyes
save them from dulneSs and want Ol
interest. Her hair is a jet black, anu
flows in thick profusion over her round
ed shoulders, which her low drapcry
exposes in all their glistening whitcnes-
aud full development. Her hands and
feet are small and white, like those Of
most Spanish women, who take heed
that no labor or exposure shall spOi
their beauty, of which they are &C
proud. All fall in love with Dolores
but she is sad coquctte, aud the world
is warned accordingly.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

RoBBERx--A gentleman named Sohn
McCully was robbed at Campo Seco'
on the night Of the i5ta, Of . valuable
gold watch and chain, aud . sum OF
money amounting to Sls7. he had
put up at an establishment known as
sour House," and thinks he was drug
Eed, as the money and watch were TAX
en- from him while he was asleep. Mr..
Nice. called upon US, and informed Us
that the thief is a man Of about five
seet eight inches high, Of light com
plexion and blue eyes, and goes by the
name Of {" Nose" He is said to he
about twenty-five years of age. Nc
Gully is resident Of a locality on the
Middle Fork of the American River.
and was in Campo SecO on business
He remained there but one night.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
Ell DORADO HOUSE,.

Corner IF Main and Centre streets
THIS splendid and large Saloon
EiIiI is now open for the reception Of the
pu0lic-having been fitted mp in the best
style of any house on Mokelumne Hill, in
fact equal TO any house in the mines. he
second story contains q number Of large
and well ventilated rooms, while the sa
loon elow HAS two fue Billiard Tables and
a Bar fiji with the choicest liquors aud
Gig lrs, also refrtshment stand, where Tie
best Of eatables can be had at all hours
WILLIAM PRAY,
octIs Il Proprietor