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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

NV K HAVE JUST RECEIV ED Dy nrFf-
w val of the Steamer "Arabia," from Europe,
our third and new supply OF
= Pointed Pompadour Gimps, of the latest and most
approved patterns, in all desirable coors. Ladies'
before leaving the city, would do well te give u
cali as they may rest assured, that more select
choice of trimmings cannot be met with In any Of
the Northern cities. By constantly studying the
fashions by long experience and numereuseonnec
tious here and abrosd, we shall always bePbls to
lay before our customers the newest projections
of the favorite fashions, and thus remeve th want
of long felt necessity.
HIRSH e. BOTTCHEA
Rroa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

IThe Andersen. 8. G. Gazstta OF tbs sd N.
stans, says thats's geld miDe has besn discovered
on Mcculloughs creek upon land belonging TO
Elijah Msjos, Esss about 7sniiss from shis plaos
Our informant stsaes that good wages have bssz
made BY the simpIs process Of psnniDg.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

S.H CoGHILL WIN CoGHILL A 7 cuGHIIL
j. III. COGHILL & co,
Wholesale Dealers In Groceries and Proyisons and
Commission Merchants. Fire-P roof Brick
Warehouse, San Francisco, California.
Refers 70 Mr James Thomas, Jr, Richmond, Va:
Messrs Purcell, Ladd d Co, Richmond; Messrs
Barring, McKsr Co, and Mr. o Eastman, Bal
timore; C Meigs, Esq, Cashier American Ex.
change Bank. New York; Messrs Ross, Falconer,
I64 Pearl Street. New York; Messrs Page, Bacon
q Co, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly G Sanders,
Esq, late Collector of Customs, San Francisco :
IL I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

a 1IELIA sPRIN6s.-The above Syringe
"A win be opened on the 10th inst, for the recep
fiou az visitors. The proprietor has made ar
rsneements with the Richmond an and Danvills r,
Co. to convey visitors from hicnmond to ihd
Bosfd Der dsy, 81 SO; per week, ga; per month
.sa5 TC WILSON,
;s la-afms ProprietorH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

1EICE.-Dr. PLUME q
lid, confdentially, for the
1zging diseases: Eruptions,
|ian1nlar Swellings, or en-
md all morbid discharges,
I10uie. Also, all those cong.
/ di1esses. The advertisers
b chemical extract of Wil6
> ReSarded as the very best
4 tone and vigor to certain
ox60ns, as we'll as to renovate
51etton or other cause.
H. ~, with full directions,
pofd letters promptly a.
x1nklin street, below Ex'
door below Trinity church,
ap 15-dGw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

CTONE CUTTING.-JoHN W DAVIES
u co. practical Stone Cuttaax& Masons, South
Side of the Dock near Mayos 6ksdge. We return
thanks for the liberal patronage we have received
and trust by strict attention TO business to continue
- rnaris the idence of the public. de l6-6u,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

ii CINCINNATI, June 23.-The store of Dorr &
Arnold on Sixth street, was broken open on
the 2lst and robbed of $1,000 worth ofjewelry
and fancy goods. The whole establishments
was completely everhaulsd, and the best and
finest goods taken. e -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

OLIVER SPOUNS.-We have received tur
y ther supply of Silver, Table and Tea Spoons
warranted genuine silver, to which we invite the
attention of those in want.
GENNET & JAMES,
je IA Eagle SQUARE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

HTGk & CO., practical
hetfKeen the Danville Rail.
A Mills-all sorts of con.
order, such as Picks, Jump.
nd Dfi Is, Hand Hammers,
efery tool used by con
lwerk, Horse-shoeing, and
ksmith line. Ali work done
ed equal to any done else
ap 23-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

GTORAGE, sTORA6E.-The subscribers
y having rented the cdstem house Lumber
Rouse, on 18th street, iprear of our Auction and
Commission Store, are Prepared to receive all and
every kind of Goods on storsge, and on reasonable
terms Insurance CAM effected at the lowest
rates. as the building is Gre proof Every att ntion
will be paid to the recepton and delivery of all
goods entrusted to US.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

LII SMALL EU
Il street, betweenS
School being exclaaive
clal attention to Raa
Grs mmar and Spelling
Drawing, Arithmetic !
my boys composition
seen at the Dispatch /
tory, but as gentle as p
DRIvATE PRAd
L co. may be consp
treatment of the foil I
Sore Legs, Ulcers, q
largemeats , Syphilis, &
whether recent or eli
plants termed female !
invite attention to then
Flowers, which may U
article known, to givjI
abused aud debilitatedy
asystem a shattered by 4
Medicines securely 4
and sent to order. Pol
tended to. Office on
change Hotel, and iirs4
Richmond Virginia /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

ERINGES, FRINGES, FRINGES.-
IL Another supply of black, white, tan and blue
silk fringes for summer mantes, just received at
HART g. MOSES,
ie22 Cheap store, SO Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
b. STOCK ana LAND WARRANT AGENCY,

GOVERNOR STREET.
Stocks bought and ssld on Commission. The
highest price paid tor Lend Warrants
Geld and silver Wanted.
ET= Prize tickets in ali Lotteries sold la Lot.
Ieries under the management of France L. Co,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative to the business of r. France g. Co., ad.
dressed to them at Richmond, will meet with
pr mpt attention.
mp2 C.. B. LUCK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
MI MARTIN SMITH, STOCK, Ian

MI MARTIN SMITH, STOCK, LAND
Office l4th street, old stand for many years occu.
pied by John M Clarke as Lottery Office The
highest market prices paid for old Vir na Military
Land Warrants and Land Warrants underth act
of September %, 1850 All outstanding Prize
Tickets sold by Mr. Clarke will be redeemed by
the subscriber. nj MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
B-Persons at a distance can obtain any infor
mation relative to the old business and have their
orders faithfully and confdentally executed by ad
dressing, post paid,
NJ MARTIN SMITH General Agent.
my 3i-d3m Clarkes old stand 4th st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

FRIeHTFuL AccIDErr.-A serious accident
occurred on the 18th at PhiI,delphia. The
workmen lind iuss topped out the gable end
wan oi new Baptist church, and were about
removing the scadolding from the interior, when
the entire wall fell in bodily, crushing two
stone'masons in { shocking manner. They
were taken 10 the Hospital.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30
Com munsrated.
Ed,toy Of the Comet. /.

SsstNtVf VI tffC NVVfRf.
Dear Siy--As a great deal Of Gu.
riosity has existed with regard to the
contents Of Magnolia mounds beau.
tful relic Of the Aborigines situated t.,
The lett Of the highland road near tla
residence Of Mr.. George o. Hall, n
party Of gentlemen proceeded to tn.
spot on Sunday last with body Of
eight stout hegrues armed with picks
aud spades, and chnteen Of the need
full, md At the base IF the mound un.
der tho cool sllnde Of the beautiful
Magholias proceeded to dig into II.
The difficulty encountered ut the
outset from the luxuriant vegetation
was SOON removed, and we thcn pro-
ceeded with rapid strides into the bod,
Of the mound After m hours vigcr-
Gus work we net with the obstruction
stone wall, composed Of laige round
water washed PEBBLES, cemented togeth.
er in cemetrical mass Of perfect work.
manship. We proceeded to dig about
il and found it to be Of "A triangular
form, having upon its surface large
slab Of limestone nearly SUPERFICIAL,
which on removing the earth we found
to contain curious heiroglyphics---di
yidea into four segrnents. TO what
use could such 4 block be put BY the
savages WHO inhabited this sontion Of
the country at its discovery. This
question naturally occurred TO us, but
where was the solution!
After much labor we succeeded in
removing the slab from the masonry,
Which we found 10 be closed at the tip
in such manner us to defy tl'epiuk axe.
We reluctantly give up the work, to
be resumed again in IT few days when
we shall have obtained the necessary
crow-bars TO break into The apartment.
In the meantime such Of your citizens
as desire to examine the work tan do
so for few days prior to It's removal to
New Orleans.
Pam dear sir your cbedient ser
vent.
JAMES W HALL.
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Vote Of Tlla INKS.

BAtoS Rover Ia. ArRiL 29ih 1853.
At call Of the meeting Of the f..
male Orphan Asylum Association Of
Baton Rouge it was unanimously re.
solved.
That the interest manifested by tie
Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana
collectively and individually for the
success and advancement Of this in.
stitutipl affords nm earnest Of its tri-
unphant career And those who have
labored 10 its rise and progress return
their greatful acknowledgements for
the liberal contributions received for
its support aud for eacl, member of
the General Assembly is rendered in
behalf of the orphans---by the asso-
ciation u ferverent prayer for the hap
riness of themselves and families.
TENNESSEE DAVIS Pres
j. NJ. PHILLIPS Sec.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

IsrEnEsrINe.--ln the progress Of
the excavations preparatory to laying
the foundations of the new Gothic
Church, corner of Camp and Dartbol-
omew streets, the workmen have come
upon cypress stumps, some two and a
half feet high, the tops of which were
az least nine feet below the present
surface Of the ground This shows
that deposition of some ten or eleven
feet ofalluvium has taken place since
the trees we're cut .--Picdyune.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

uz- Another slanderous report is
going the rounds Of the newspapers
obout Miss Emma Snodgnrss'es turn
ing up We incline 10 the belief
that the public press will not let Minis
Emma alone. Until d bill Of damages
is obtained against rome one Of the
flanderous fraternity for taking liber
ties with u ladies name.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

vakc, lady vskei Tht morn are high.
The twioklin slnss an besf1iib',
Vile nowsabd then across the sky.
Ameteof are strealnifi'
vske lovely vcni The sky sfs clssr--
Reffeshih' Ia The bfesses;
II blows my hose Nhue / eits hefs,
A fdlin' meath IL lfeefes.
Wake Sally desrs IRE bull fvx'1hct,
Are heard h yoildef ft,sl.es,
Ard The ifhllA' tfce toad awelb his throat
eingin' In them are bushes.
vaks Vents. wake The vip-pocf.vill.
Sits on The rail fenre Wonder
While the owl pipes fofth his hooin' shrill,
IVY dost she wake | vontlef.D
Softly on The grassy lea,
The fr,oi her beams IRE poufin
The RtHrs looks down and vIhks 1T me
(By gum II Sal amt stofin'l
Wake, Sally, wake | and lcok on Inc
Awake, sweet besuty's slaughter
It'll have you and You'll have me4l-
(By George who threw that water y
. cruel Sally thus YOU slight ~
Here comes the bull dog now,)
Bow.wow Bow -wow = He's got o bite,
Ge.e-et out Bow. WOW ! BoFswow
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

L il said Of Tie "London Times, :"
that, That gigantic paper--over which
IL takes . man 4 week to travel--has
ebisuariss already written for every no
ted living person in the Kingdom Of
Little Britain; 30 that all that il neces-
ssry when . CREST man dies, Is to re.
fer 70 an alphabetically list, and the com
positor IL at once furnished with n very
appropriate funeral notice. that cores.
ponds In IL length to the rank aud
position Of The deceased. They
do not consequently In their death no
ticcs, have to despatch man in the
)sconic method now becoming fashion.
able, and much admired for its bre-
Wit, viz
He Jacket.
The deceased was an honest man
II the Times" has to resort to this
method Of keeping up with the times,
the newspaper publishers, in this
,lrun,moud light country ofiutelligence,
have ~ have their resorts TO keep up.
Our papers have 10 keep certain things
standing in type to I'll in aud make up
the columns, when nothing refuses to
turn up to make news items out f.
We give sample FROM our New Or.
leans cotcnporaries
The Picayune in very digniiied
manner, always starts of thus 1--WE
are indebted 70 The Hon. Soule for
Congressional Documents"
I'VE are indebted to Mr.. X. Dous-
se., Purser. for late papers.
These sort Of things are kept standing
because they produce a double effect;
besides passing around the names Of
the oblising gentlemen. IL let's the
world abroad know that the picayunc
Is thought Of.
The Bulletin has TOO or three stereo.
type things about the weather, because
Il Is presumed the weather has some.
thing 10 do with Commerce.
The Delta starts of 10 his second
column with something like this
Three days latter from Europe"
Cotton steady = Flour improving
Notwithstanding the Balloon Of the
same date informs rs under lis tele.
graph ioad that, 'thc money market
s.ill continues tight.
The, True Delta has more original.
ity than any other paper in the city
No Que would ever suppose for an in
slant that its spirited, pointed and
spicey leaders pitching a continual fire
Of grape aud canister, right and left,
were cver'written by any cna but Its
editor. We like the chaactcr Of that
paper because il thinks as w. b, that
IL matters little where the Is Of its
...~.A an "a. -.s Lit 4 A. n
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

A bill has been introduced into the
Senate Of New York for the protec.
timn Of Editors and Reporters. who
are often subjected To great persccu.
ton by actions for libel brought
against them The bin is in the fol.
lowing effect
"No reporter editor Of proprietor
Of any newspaper shall DO liable to
any action OF prosecution, civil or
criminal for fair and true report 10
such newspaper of any Judicial legisla-
tive, or other public official proceed.
ings Of any statement, speech, argu-
,nent or debate in the course Of the
same, except upon actual proof Of ma
lice in making such report, which
shall, in no case, be implied from the
fact of the publication. .
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

The Post Office, in Philadelphia, is
hereafter to be kept open until II O.
clock Of night, aud when moe con.
venient office is procured, i, is 10 be
kept open all night
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

SAD Rrsulr OF Sptn,r RAppiNes.
We regret to announce that lady
Ct Nortbumtonl-a lady, too, Of beauty,
lcyeliness and intclligeuce4--the moth.
er Of six children, the youngest .of
which is On infant, has become h raw
ing maniac through The influence upon
her mind If the spiritual manifesto.
thong Rhe was conveyed TO The Brat
tleboro' insane hospital oil Wednesday,
In such state of excitement That IL
took two attendants TO hold her.
These instances, tie fret of which
now appesi- directly to the feelings Of
this community, IRE maltiplsing with
fearful rapidity in ever, guuftsr IF
the country Some Of the most sane
too, among those cut Of tile ihadho,,se.
talk like madnen---SirinsEeidR Re.
publican
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30


| =. .,o.s., AM, Az, 80, ,..t..,,. ....'
"a IS. ar. -. ,'J 80.
60 y 'ne "asn'ne'e0 Alau writing
yOtf this hssty Letter. I ieft West
Point this morning very early The
sls0jns from the po;nA "a 1,a(,rsnue
i. 10 ,r;les chan - ...,, ~. "a
= ' ~ 'aAe 'ns
cars ea''"a'a Var nae" was crowd.
ed got q back scat by the side Of
tue.very fat ladies. We started Of in
h,ph plee, crack went tlia whip. and
ro,,nd wen. tle whsals.A.,N. had with
..,,,.,;.. .,,i;at..... =. A.. ..,...
US 'a'ka',sc' 'o'''0AsOms IeAlan VINO
was exceedingly entsfsa'nirg In his
Wild Western abecdctcs. In The midst
ofone Of which the coach went down
into a deep mud.hole, and over we
went coach and all. Az ill-luck would
have II, my side ofthe stage was a. the
bottom and ! was at the bottom too,
with my too fat lady friends weighing
over 200 piece on top Of me. Fall.
staff mist have suffered much when
he was smothered up In that ----- bas.
ket with dirty clothes but really. Mr..
Comet this Is no laughing natter, |
suffered more than ever Fallataf
thought or drcmpt Of. Imagine d man
Of my delicate sensibilities. NEATLY
dressed withal, ut the bottom ofn stage
coach, with 400 pounds Of fat human
flesh upor, him! I thought In INV soul
| should have died. and III fact / was
well nigh suflocated, for Il took such a
mortal long time 10 rid me Of my fat
friends The coach We fat on lis
side, the upper door war open, and The
passengers actually pulled out BY arms
or legs, which ever came foremost. -
After / was finally rescued from this
perilous situation, / must confess that
] presented rather a pitable aspect.
With torn and suiled clothes my face
was bruised and my arm sprained. |
became mad with passion and vexation,
but had nobody TO blame but my fat
friends. They both came up to me,
and with much solicitude inquired abot
my bruised soul and body" Aher
finding that nothing serious had hap.
pcned, they shook their fat sides with
laughter and went almost into hyster-
les /, all the while sat rs demurc az
a church mouse. for like the boy that
the cart wheel ran over. thought ]
could wee nothing to laugh at. For
tnnately nothing was broken--the
stage was righted up again and all
aboard" was soon sang out, when of
we started once more Our Texas
friend was exceedingly happy in fresh
anecdotes which made my fat friends
again shake their aforesaid Sides
This time ] changed my seat and sat
in the middle, between them, for ] dc.
tcrmned il we had another upset, that
| would have somebody else at The bot
tom, arrived here this evening late,
my fat friends went on to Charleston.
They nre both widows and sisters. -
They live in the low-country as they
said and are rice planters---whcn |
lief, they condoled with me very much
about The accident, but said, who
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

R7We call attention to cowmu.
nimliou Ii another column from Mr..
jAiBss W. Hall relative 10 Magnolia
Mound A party Of gentlemen have
besp engaged in excavatiug there and
have brought TO light a large slab Of
sandstone, which may furnish new
page In che history Of the Aborigines
II this oouutry.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

Madam Bosio has arrived from
Paris ut London, to take her place in
the Royal Italian Opera Company.
She takes the same line Of characters
MS CASTELAR,, and surprise is expressed
TINT two artists Of such similar styles
slu,ltl hive beer engaged.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

The Massachusetts Legislature has
bin before II regulating the com.
pounding sha selling If lusck and
patent medicines, width protidcs that
no druggist. apoihecsry. or person en-
gagged IN notwithstanding medicines,
or compound. to b Administered as
meticinesa--except such ~ are pub.
li~l,ed in standard works Of chemistry.
maIeria medics, or rbaru'ucopeia.--
shall offer the SHINE for sale IN any
way till he has filed n complete, recipe
IL English, sworn 10 before n lceal
auihufit, constituted fbr such purpose.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

To- We are authorized to announce
ROBERT q BEALE. az candidate for
District Attorney, for the Sixth District,
composed of the Parishes Of East and West
Baton Rouge and Ibervillc. Election tth
Monday in May,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

Within the last ten years the color
ed population Of New York has fallen
from fifty TO forty seven thousand
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30
CANDIDATES.

ny We are authorized 10 announce
JOSEPH JOOR, us candidate fof Dis
trict Attorney for the Sixth District Flee
ton An Monday in May.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-30

TNHE undersigned aas
J. management and cent
WE'LL, aud 10 now pre- 70
date the public.
A new dining room has
Sleeping rooms plastefed ain
furniture aud kidding, and
vatioh effected.
Ample Aooommodat alton !
For F1YL HUNDRE
and no more will be recsis
comfortably accomfnodstes
For I.vALips there can
vantascotis retreat. The /
recommended by. The med
the uondsrfvt enrss effected
most si.,poss bsiiy. Amras
81 astonishing eiirss may b
plIcatiun nj the Well.
The terms will be rl,cdel
ertion will be spared TO M
Portable.
The vicksburg and Ja'
uiond RiIresd will ronvt
Raymond, thence 5inAes Z
II. Smiths line Of NEW !
STAGES. The time u .
hours FROM vicksbnfg.
from viskstufe VI Cooper
obtained At tbe 1slltesd Il
price 90 20.
mp. 2itE JOHN
LADIES' KID OLOvE
|T HAVE q hsnd ! len
II ladies' Md Gloves 4
si1es which I I'm pfepste
april 20 WY
Butte record., 1853-12-10

IG~T0 THE PUBLIC.-There has recent
ly been presented for payment, at til STAGE
Treasury, about 50, 900 fraudulent Comptroll-
er's Warrants. The blanks and signature Of
the Comptroller is undoubtedly genuine, hav-
ing been purloin9d from his office.
The public are hereby cautioned against
purchasing warrants until they have been
carefully examined and compared with those
that are properly and legally filed up and is
sued.
Any person familiar with the genuine, could,
by even the SLIGHTEST examination, as the fill
ing up, signature at time of register, Sc,
'are unlike any that have been issued from the
flee.
1t is believed that few, if any, more are in
circulation, for had many of the blanks been
obtained they must have been missed, having
been, with bonds and school warrants, signed
ii blank, as we'll as other evidences Of indebt-
edness issued and awaiting delivery, often
kent for some time before called for and Sc
cured, where they were daily under the notice
of those employed in the office, and as well
protected as they could have been without
necessary safes or vaults, not yet provided by
the state for that office. The redemption of
any of the fraudulent warrants by the state,
would be impossible, as the numbering, date,
filling up and other proofs, on tehir face, of
their illegal character, would at once be de-
tected. WINSLOW S. PIERCE,
noy12-6t. Comptroller Of State
Butte record., 1853-12-10
ALDEN'S BRANCH,

GtANSOIE STREET, IN TIE TEIIAMA HOUSE,
- San Francisco.-Persons desirous Of enjoying the
luxury elegant table, spread with al the Injuries
of the season free from dust noise and crowds and in
genteel neighborhood, be accommodated at the
above establishment. The celebrated RAPHAEL,
whose superior in culinary science cannot be found in
this CITY, has been permanently engaged the cbe de
cuisine and the patronage of all lhe ladies at the Te
hama House. as well as hosts of other cstomsrs. is
sufficient guarantee for his success in catering to the
palae the fastidous The best Of Porter house
Steaks Mutton Chops &c. &c, cooked to order at all
hours md in superior style. Ice Creams, Blanc Mango
and other light refreshments suitable for Indies use.
Separate rooms for ladies and private families.
au4 I'm W. B. GOULD. Proprietor.
BARRETT < SHERWOOD'S.
16l Clay street, San Francisco.
y. B-Quartz mixed with Gold, suitable for cutting
purchased from one to five hundred per cent. above
The nett gold value. noyl2
Butte record., 1853-12-10
BENICIA IRON WORKS.

STEAM ENGINE. BOILER AND MACHINE SHOP.
FaNHIS Establishment is now in successful
operation and offers to the public facili-
ties equal to any in the United States, for
manufacturing or repairing Steam Engines OF
the largest size, Boiler Work, Brass Castings,
Mill Gearing, of the most approved patterns,
Bloom Iron. Cast Iron Columns, Window Caps,
or Entire Fronts.
Contractors and others will dc well by pa
tronizing this establishment, as their work
will be executed with greater despatch. and
at LOWER PRICES than at any other manu-
factory in the state.
The company have extended their Piers,
and erected & large Crane for the accommo-
dation of their customers.
For further particulars, apply to
EDWARD FLINT, Agent P. NJ. s. s.
Company, corner LeIdesdorf and Sacramen-
to sts., San Francisco, or to,
CHARLES FRENCH,