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Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-02


Loss OF REcoRDs BY THE MoKEL-
uMNE Hill FlRE.-The county officers
at Mokelumnc Hill lost nearly all their
books and papers at the late confagra-
ton. With the exception Of a few record
books, little was rescued from the Clerk
Office. Most Of the safes proved worth
less. The whole contents Of that Of
the Treasurer, consisting mostly of val
liable papers, was destroyed. The con-
tents of Adams & Cos large safe we're
rescued in partially damaged state, but
nothing was lost except The safe itself.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-02

MuRDER.-On Tuesday last, the
body Of o man was found in the Stanis-
laus river near Abbey's Ferry. He had
evidently been murdered and thrown in
10 the river. A Coroner's jury was sum-
moned, who returned verdict "that
I--- came to his death by some foul
means by name unknown to the jury,
and that he had the appearance of hav-
ing been badly Eeaten on the left side
of the head, and had q mark on the
right side of the jaw bone, and the
marks Of powder in his feet and legs.
He also had a belt, pistol holster, and
stones attacked to his neck aud feet
with withes Of willow, and his arms were
bound. The body was sunk in the riv-
Grand it had the appearance Of having
been dead from to 6 days.
% The man who was committed to
Sonora for trial, on a charge Of commit
ting rape upon child under 3 years
Of age, has been discharged.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-02

! n Mrs. M. Eulalie Shannon, q Ia
dy well known as poetress, is lectur-
ing at Sacramento city.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-02

For cisfk.of the Supreme Court,
. CHAS. A.. LIAKR, of Calaveras Co
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-02
coLuMBlA GAzETrE.
OEMOCRA TIC NOWINA TON
For Congress,

For Congress,
?. T. HERBERT, of Mariposa Co.
J. M.gDKNyER, Affinity Conat;;
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-02

4, COUNTY NOMLNA TONS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

s..,h VILLA Members of this Association who
have moi received particularly requested TO call aud
rel them THIS EVENING uesaayJ July 49, at No 9o bo|e
door sbov. Military The officers will be IN attendance
Al occb had day this week at the oce OF
NJ " B. w. WILSON
Why Don't He 10 to Winfield sSGRAND ExCutSioMss s
q, tbis delightful Village every MONDAY, WEDNESDAi aha
FRAY-ony three miles from the wismbaIsh EsIs TN s sno a.
.hs distance above Calvary Cemetery Lots so TO tl IN
snblv pa,meps o only IS and them Free tickets Tor
h sxeaIs,on 10 be had 0ce No Tyonow corner oi
Chatbsm.st- u u ANDhh"S =" =. - IN'--'-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
% farmers ano Others.

IMPORTANT SALE-Of twenty.eight head Of pure
Of BULLS and esbteen cows and HElsEAs selected o
c-sbr.tsd herds England for the Clinton County I'm
ror,,nx Comrany Messrs H. II. Hawkins. o.
Coulter A. Also nine Southdosn and three Cots
SHEEP former from the celebrated flock o' NJ Jonas
webb This Will be sold without 81 Wimn;o.
Ohio be BY the Cincinnati Wilmington and Lsnesvle ka
on sih public suction, credit
until 25th day December catalogue OF the ua mes
ard pedsees the snma. viii be forwarded desiring
49, b. HfNKsON, President
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Gpetial Notices.

Associafion OF Exempt Firemen-The regular Quarterly
Any and on ruEspAY a wYEyS EyEylNG Jsyis
American Ins,taie, Farmer's SInb.A ResulsI Meeting
yi Be ssd At the ksPoso No s1i BIosdwsy on TUEsDAY
Esfons P,perity and The Advantage Of Agcuur Edacs
D' Strangers always especially welsops Admission free
keice.The members Of Lexington Engine Co No hereby
having received subscriptions IN the Of the Company
O. JOSEPH RUcH, Foreman, No Ila East 25th4t
u. WILSON, Jr Secretary. No l4l East 2lst,st
To Enterprisins Priuier-.-The asgnee Of
ss sis TypoTsphs Art ssaed
.o sss .teS,sn %
the sGs hs ry Of plo. 5 @ po af
t ihe.e who t.s bold Of will se 81 I'm % 70
apd ne patent !. recently
ned nus shord unusual cpporinnis io Dua @ % up sep n
Printing (which quadped within the last i've year. required
and see what work doing BY this Art though it
o. which susceptible HORACE GREEiEY Tribune oaice
la Sse e.
s. s NswYoTk The Office established BY the Copsops"
s SoEEss EFis'S SS sIi PSs
sensns amount to the passage of the parties re-
'sd No fees charged to '"Slsss'i S&s PAGAN Superintendent
Publishers and Booseiers should get their Adam. and
Of ss % Se supply While
as s will be to SS ss es sss Printing
HoIMhN GRAY CO. corner Of Centre and whtes SheIe
prisiDe neatness
Commissioner of Deeds-R. NJ. STREBEIGH, Tribune
Once Office hours, 9 TO A. NJ, and to 6P NJ
Cork Water-( OOers.-A plain and cheap article that will
than other ell known through the South
eYp them this city Having
makes them preferable 70 those lined With metal
Tor sale by the sole agents ,PlCOr SHOTWELL,
No a Maiden.ane up stairs
New.York Lung Institute, No 6BondThe unparalleled
Of inhalation discovered by Dr.
sANBORN relief cal all diseases
Of established the fact that disease
of with and satactoy
by the old Of giving
should be understood that medicines
only by inhalation and that the
nhang used the Newfork Lung Institute
dfes others Physicians invited 10 witness
the Owing the increasing popular
nv SANBORNS treatment Of Lung aud Throat
applications treatment at the Lung
informed that those who do not desire place
Obtain Dr. SANBOhNS
VAPOR with full directions for IL can be
By living distance well as personally
obtained only No BOnsst where free
examination Of the Lungs will BE- given if requested
Dfarrhea should be Checked ut at this Critical
scnsonTbe delay bring attack of the Cholera
Dr. McCLINTOCKs DIARRHEA CORDIAL and CHOLERA
PREVENTIVE will check Dahes and Dysenery all stages and
ave bowels perfectly healthy not cove No person should
fail TO provide with it, Price 25cs and 30 cts per bottle
For by druggists generally and BY CUsHMAN Co. FRO
pnetors No. f22 Fultenst.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
Cost dna foun1.

I OST-Maled at Phillipsyille, n. Y, June - last
II CASHIERS CHECK Of Abins,on Bank, M... drawn on
Pratt Said Cheek backed 10 Z. Parker and BY
Gardner OF this city. The public efiOued against
has been stopped and Check
srpied for GAhplNEh n LioS, 10 lS aton-st
a. IN REWARD-For the recovery of GOLD
Sp ~ PATENT LEVER WATCH named Edward Bradford.
Lyerpoo sCS2 Apply W. HART, Captain of Police, i7A
Ward, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

WANTED-A LAW CLERK, not over Is years
wsy New-York
WANTED-A PROTESTANT WOMAN, csmpe-
w DO the baking and small family
Apply a No - East 2oh-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
Uauis

IS COOK and 10 WASH and IRON or TO do the
~ HOrTsEWORK Of family By and cH AMbER-
MAID sEAMSrREsS orss NURSE and sEAhsFAEss ey the
experienced sad have e1e-eu eiIy
reference No y sthsy, IN the Bookstore WSad 90
the eopntry.
A : 6rst-class COOK in private family, by
~ f;rl az much experience. and LAUNDREsS CHAN
BFRMIID ana LAtNDRESS, BY another Both come ~-a
enrnrnendsa Cal a. Nc. - 9th sv. IN the Boots,ore
y RESPECTAH.E PROTESTANT WOMAN
~ w,,,. stu.;on p-of-ssed COOK; underssnds Baking
md P,y. bs Of city Apply 81 No ~ 7thsr
Sd floor. front
A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN wishes
s,tp.en !. sEAMsrRESS In respectable family A sood
- an ohieet thsn consdrsfson Apply
No lS3 corner Ssv personally ey letter. Can
be seen the remainder Of the week
A yOITNC LADY wants a situation as WAITER
n .ns CHAMBERNAID. would DO the WORK Of Pal
VArE FAMILY Apply No si9 West S,, be,~ees sh and
5tbsvs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

4 BBE 4 YATES-TO the Trade throughout the
N Iriop thankful for respectfully that
they nov prepared with increased i.ies TO NJ al
with everything pertng 10 the tdy and
wrE, Nevspsrer Masazue Book Cheap Pubcatsn bus
uess Putcs P ard the Aresi hsur OF pubicsn We
by strict 1iHfI1a hee15for %
contnusnce Of the svors II our pEeeai eons and
and village orders Prted
Hsts puhcaor furnished sppcaton BY Ia or
otherwise 70 AbBE YATES News Agents, Fsrwsdfs Ans
Palels Tor the country trade No . 5Anntreei New fofs
ENVELOPE MANUFACTORf.-GEOk n.
r. 6FIL has removed ENN ELOPE AASlFACTOsf from
~, s Pesrst TO Beetmsn-st Hayins and BET
f,tes for the msnucturins Envelopes b. vii
stsnta on hard Of BsFf LAID and GOLD
COLOR; BUFF. BLUE, WHITE sne CLOTH LINED Of s<
r1hereui slrcs-
grSe-s for ENVELOPE, nos uscsly kept o. hand made
,rorsnsn-ks from dit qualities Of paper.
4e v ~ keep hard lAIse .sgrrnea o' sOIARlA
Of LOO each either s-1tec Or on
go, In hox Sample and seat when fequiTe1
s"~'' - GFDsGE III BELL Envelope Mangtctarer,
No. % Beek xn6 i5s SGss.a-u
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
THIRD EDITION Of WEISS GREAT WORK
u
Professor WEISS GREAT HISTORY or THE FRENCH
PROTESTANT REFUGEEs,


Professor wEIss's GREAT HISTORY OF THE FRENCH
PROTESTANT REFUGEES,
(Dipersion Of the iu ues1tsl
WITH AN AMERICAN ExDTx
In tvovolume. limo. Price 81 80
OPINIONS os LEADfys JOURNALS
Prom TIE &c ectie Review.
times. Since the publication Mr. aacsal.ys History work
has appeared IN Europe able and valuable M
He highly ranked the uous historians Of Frsnee
profound and elegant Nose without the contamination Of hs
infdelity"
We hail the appearance Of Mr. Weiss book with IL
has merits heh give real value His work srmpy wrtien
clearly divided and conceived and executed IL ls1dabe spirit OF
impsraiiy"
"Itha valuable addition political and religious history oi
imyortsn ysrod such will be Pzsd BY future h'to
rsns II viii become faEoe companion to AnSisne' hoy
- '-' From Tie Yew.York Quarterly Review.
production Of equal interest and value TIE st1dea o.
and reader 1t s' important place in the colonial
-'''' - '-- frou Pu.nsn1's Magazine.
ture The History already become famous in Earcpe
From Harpers Mssazine
Zone OF valuable historical monographs which have
received from Continental literature IL written IN style AZ
once oreible, elegsnt and pie'9re.que,
The volumes invaluable to the historical student sou
rrg Christian reader deeply interesting the lovers Of
Paiisied by sTRINGER TOWNSEND,
And for .ale by ell the principal Booksellers.
DUsSIA AND ENGLAND, THEIR STRENGTH
III AND WEAKNESS. By John Reynell Mors Emo Paper
Chap. l. Rus.ias wesIDsss. Engands Strength
Chap g. CircssAn GAlantry
Chap. s. Russian Injustice.
Chep 4 schHmy
Chap 5 sehamyrs Adventures.
Chap G. Physical Geography Of the Csncasns
Chap . Political Geosraihy and Statistics.
Chap Enslsnd's Weakness Russs' Strength
Chap Diplomacy
Now ready RIKER, THORNE & Co. No. l2s Fulionst.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

Advertisements
Inserted Ia the PANELS of the
THIRD and SlXTH-AV
RAILROAD CARS.
HENRY w. QUlN Agent,
No. 81 Chambersst.,
next door to StewartG
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
and BALLET

NEW YORK THEATER-CHORUS and BALLET
IN WAETKD-Ffy young and beautiful LADIES wanted
Csers aud Corps de Ballet Of the above magnificent
Apply at the music 800 Broadway g c. JOLLIE.
YNHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY.-The collection
oPICTuREs known under the above has removed
to the AMERICAN ART-UNI0N GALLERY No. 4s7 Broadway,
where remains on exhibition from 10 o'clock A. NJ until lOP NJ
admission Is cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
9onses manteo.

WANTED to RENT-A SMALL HOUSE, N
rgsetsble leesity for ycsns 0snsisnsa snl he Wf
Aearss bex No S3 Uoionsqusss Dspsfeh r O. ...1--
WANTED 10 RENT MNEDIATELY-By a 131n-
w man. wife and Np PART Of DESIRABLE HofISE ({r
rshed or unurn.std occupied By small family without chrss
y te lover part OF the ely IN Of BreAvsv
preferred Accress HoUsEKEEPER sf hs 0fce. - -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
90 hbom il Alap Conrern.

LII Persons are forbid trusting or harborng my
IA WIFE FRANCES GRAHAM shall pay debts OF her con
tracing BENJAMIN GRAHAM
Tuesaay. July ie. 1884.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
TERMS OF TnR WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


The eStfemely price which THE WEEKLY fRisUsE
sGhsCrie
apy commissions either in or ty tn extra paper
Subscriptions may commence a. any time faynehl IN
sxtiraiion Of the advance pGymt nj
WEYEIY TEIsr. isfurnhed ceEymen 81 per annu
Money nav reed for subscriptions IN letters a. our sN o9
the the Place where the letters mailed ,oa De @oe
Bills any specertyrg bank In the Uned STATES OF OAa
received at psT for Subscriptions . ~
Travelling Agents Any wishing 20 receive Iht
called his subscription All that Is
srrss,rv for lin 20 do i words possible
rclcss the the o. the subscriber win me
Pc, .Odire Comfy and and direct the letter TO
GRFFIEY McFLRAIH. Tribune Office, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
g. JOSEPH RUCH, Foreman No 1l2 East 25th1t
IT, WILSON Jr, Secretary, No. I4i East 2ist-st

Publishers and booksellers should their Adams and
about these times BY thus taking ad
duh they will be ready supply orders while
efhen troubled them executed. Take the hin and
EDd the Great Central steam Printing Establishment OF
HOLMAN GRAY Co Of Centre and Whitefts where
Cards BID Heads Circulars &C. done at lew prices and sur
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18
(o,nmissioner OF Deeds-R N. sTREBEIGH, Tribune
"a. - oesc. hcn,s In A ana top NJ

Cork Coolers.-A plan and cheap sree % IN tna w
those who have tried them this city Having
stone Jar them preferable those lined with metal
Yor sale by the sole az. nts, 'PICOT SHOTWELL,
No Mai lane IN stai
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

One of the Erd 1se has
Ted within the h.s been sysrded Wn WEBSTER
fMorrssns patent cstsd March d lGJ for novel
and invaluable MACHINE nakng from 5OoJ 1880 Of
1sny knfl sHEET-NETAL TUBING per day rhs nsehin.
terws.u she Eoars or ard M
roo No 2 No II Walls SewYoTk City where s Interested
are call Tcvus Cias Comics ard stare Rishs for
ssrzneG.oss post pdl promptly replied 10 their
ID. WILLIAM WEBSTER,
CHARLES MILLER,
No . all New Ycri
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

ofEuIope delivered here several AGENCIES Lor
don Paris Brussels Vienna Patents Great Britain and ais
other countries b. taken i-portato and sue
have e the inventor This shou
mind In reference OF inventions when pss
abandoned the des OF securing Foreign Patents
J = PRISON No. Wslls.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-18

Chanrcs for Business Glen.

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY.-The subscriber, wish
~ business offers for sale the LEASE sad FUR
NITURE Of the SAINT CLAIR HOTEL. This Hotel being al
vnageosy located Is doing large and Increasing bgnes
shed thoughou, three and without
the comfortable Hotel IN the City Of Pittsburgh Or
will ia the above active experienced
in the business who will s1psnend IT, For further particulars
inquire either personally or by letter Of
C. w. BENNETT s. Clair Hotel. PttsbnIgh. Penn.
Butte record., 1854-02-04

Nor so PooR.-Charles Jarvis, the
artist, tells the following anecdote Of his
fathers travels in the Western part OF
Kentucky.
At the close ola day in midsummer.
Mr.. Jarvis and his companion rode up
to one of the most dilapidated huts be
had ever seen. The window was stuffed
full OF rags, and the cracks between the
logs we're partially choked up with the
same articles
"What an awful shanty this is!" ex-
claimed Jarvis, as we rode up. at is
evident they are to poor to accommodate
US here"
'Not so poor as you might think
stranger" said head that showed itse f
among the rags; "for l don't oen this
place"
''Have you anything in there to eat 7"
said Jarvis, "any bread or ham''
"Not smell ! stranger--all gone; ev-
cry smitch-not crust eft !"
"Have you any feed for our horses :"
'Not corn, nor an oat, stranger
havn't no use for none !"
"Well, can you accommodate US for
the night ?"
"Wall, we can't stranger. There is
no floor in the house, and the straw is
all out"
"Why, | never heard anything like
it," said Jarvis impatiently. ''Why
how do you do here p
pretty well, thank you," said the
Kentuckian, shows the folks down your
way'"
That was enough for them---they
rode on to better quarters.
Butte record., 1854-02-04
TED PuH1o LANDS.

4ssenbly Joint Revolution IN relation to
tie Mineral and other Public Lands an
the State of California---Introdueed
by Mr. Herbert.
Whereas, It is the universal opinion
sfthe people, that the mines and mining
lands Of California should be left free to
be worked and managed by the Ameri-
can citizens who may choose to work the
same. And Whereas, it is also desira-
bic that some law of Congress should be
passed in reference thereto, to the end
that persons working the same, might
have some guarantee for their time and
money expended in developing the same.
And Whereas, 1t is also desirable,
and to the interest of the Government
and the People of this State, that all the
public domain should become settled and
cultivated, although large portion OF
the same in this State Is unfit for culti-
walton, but is well adopted for raising
and grazing stock of every kind and de-
scription. And in view of the just and
liberal policy pursued by Congress, in
donating large tracts Of land to the citi-
zens of the Territory Of Oregon; and be-
lieving that such policy, so just to the
good people of Oregon, should be extern
ded to the actual settlers of this State,
that we,
The People of the State Of Cahfor-
MIA, represented in the Senate and Assem-
bly,, do resoIre as follOaos:
Resolved, That our Senators in Con-
gress, guaranteeing to American citizens,
who are now or may hereafter be located
in the mines, the right of peaceable poss-
ion and the free use of such tr ct OR
parcel of mineral grounds or quartz, as
the case may be, as shall be agreed upon
by the miners engaged in working the
same.
Resolve, That they advocate the pass
age of law, to donate each actual set
tier in this State, from and after the lst
day of January, 1855, six hundred and
forty acres of land, to be located under
the same rules and restrictions as are
now required under the Act granting the
right of Presumption.
Resolved, That his Excellency the
Governor, be requested to forward to
each ofour Senators and Representatives
in Congress, a copy of these resolutions.
Butte record., 1854-02-04
Administrators Sale.

10y au order of the Hon Probate Court for
ID the county of Butte will sell ut Public
Auction on Friday the tenth day of February
next between the hours OF ten and two at the
town of Bldwell the following described prop
erty.
Story's Conflict of Laws, vol Story's Eighth
Jurisprudence, vols; Story on Partnership,
| vol; Story on Bailment, vol; Chitty ou
Pleading, vols; Chitty on Contracts, ] vol:
Kents Commentaries. 4 vols; Blackstones Com
mentaries (by Chitty, 2 vols; Starkie on Evil
dence, rols; Recapalacion Land Law of Cal J
2 vols; Debates on Constitution of Cal. vol:
Towards Practice Reports, vols {, Z; Anthon' s
Classical Dictionary, vol; Merreirs Practice.
vol; Russell on Crimes. vol; Archibolds
Criminal Pleadings. vol; Statute of Missouri,
vol; San Francisco Directory vol; Statutes
of Cal, 1850, vol Statutes of Call, 1851 vol:
Legislative Journal of 1850 q 81, Miscella-
neous Law Magazines, Periodical Speeches
and papers; Four chairs; lax and paper stand,
single sheets, small box with lock, | hal
brush, pair saddle Bugs. | pair blankets
County Script probably S506,40;
JOSEPH E. n LEWIS Admr.
Of the Estate of G. A. SMITH. Decd.
Bidvell Butte county Col. Jan 2e. 1854
Butte record., 1854-02-04
Sheriff Sale.

gBY VIRTUE of an order of sale Issued by
ID the Judge of the Ninth Judicial District
and for Butte County, made at the Decem-
Ger term, A. D 1858, will proceed to sell at
uhlic sale, on the 9th day OF February. A. D.
1854, ut the Court House in the town OF Bid
WE'LL the following described property, to wit:
he undivided two-thirds of the following
remises situated in Butte County. California,
I'D described as follows that piece or parcel
Of land, known as the Mill Greek Land, and
which is situated on the east side of the Sac
ramento River. and on and near the junction
of said creek with said river, and embraces
nre hundred and sixty acres of land Also,
the saw mill situated on said land, and known
rs the Mill Greek Saw Mill, together with all
appurtences and privileges thereunto belong
ing, or in any wise appertaining. to satisfy q
inds dsment on the foreclosure of a mortgage
btained BY John Corneison, against Josiah
Earl, ut the term OF Court aforesaid. The
above described mill is in complete running
order Terms of sale, CASH
FREER, Shf Butte Co.
Pr. D. A Brown, Deputy.
Bllweli, January I, 1854. 3wll
Butte record., 1854-02-04
wINN's FOUNTAIN HEAD!

THE FOUNTAIN HEAD The FOUNTAIN
WINS FOUNTAIN is the place, HEAD
Where old and young, the grave and gay,
Join in Lifes cheerful race
They with accord are rushing by,
And for The FOUNTAIN haste;
Their Breakfast, Dinner, Supper too,
Are always to the taste.
'Tis there they find the choisest meals,
Our market eer affords,
Served up in latest style that's known,
All smoking on the boards
Steaks and stews and vegetables rare,
And butter as sweet as cream;
Rolls, doughnuts, cakes, d fruit pies,
Well fit for Englands Queen.
The Coffee, too, so clear and hot,
Prepared of Java best,
Served up with cream and sugar white,
Is drank with hearty zest.
WINN's FOUNTAIN HEAD hath viands choice,
All that is rare and good;
None can surpass its ample store,
Nor rich and varied board
This fact our robust Aldermen,
Do every day attest,
That at VIM FoUATAIN HEAD and BR AScH.
They're always suited best.
Then, old aud young, both grave and gay,
Let's for the FOUNTAIN aim.
The FOUNTAINS HEAD The FOUNTAIN HEAD
And choicest meals obtain
Respectfully dedicated to the Eating Public of
California in general, and San Francisco in
particular. by NED SMUL.
noyl9.
Butte record., 1854-02-04

nRLEANS HOTEL, SECOND ST, SAcRA.
" MENTo Having taken charge of the
long and well established Orleans Hotel. the
undersigned respectfully informs the public
that he has made such arrangements and i'm
provemeuts as will render it the best hotel in
the State
The sleeping apartments are of the first
order-good beds. clean linen. and well ven
tiated rooms The house being fire. proof rem
ders it particularly desirable
The Bar is supplied with the choicest IL
OURS. aud served by superior tenders
The Restaurant is under charge of one O;
the bes' caterers in the State Every luxury
Of the season is furnished, aud placed unon the
table in the best manner. Meals can be had
at all hours.
He hopes by t strictest attention ON hi.
part, and those connecrcd with the honse ~
give universal satisfaction
GEO. 3. BIDLENAN,
'''is Manager.
Butte record., 1854-02-04
BENICIA IRON WORKS

STEAM ENGINE. BOILER AND MACHINE SHOP.
Evils Establishment is now in successful
operation, and offers to the public facil-
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, Wind Caps,
Entire Fronts
Contractors and others will do we'll by pa
tronizing this establishment as their work
will be executed with greater despatch and
at Low PRICES than at any other manu-
factory in the state.
The company have extended their Piers,
and erected II large Crane Tor the accommo-
dation of their customers
For further particulars, apply to
EDWARD FLINT, Agent P NJ S S
Company, corner Leldesorff aud Sacraman-
to sts., San Francisco. or to,
CHARLES FRENCH,
Resident Engineer, Beuicla Works.
nov 10 I'm
Butte record., 1854-02-04
WINN's BRANCH.

The "FoUNTAIN' is the s'place of cali
For Bachelors, both great an small;
But dare they e'er III love to get.
The "BaANcH" the case has nicely met;
And here, with sweet-hearts or with wives.
May feast and happily their lives.
Our city no such place could boast,
Till VIM became the Ladies' host,
Who served such dishes to the Fair,
That bachelors themselves came there,
And wonder'd what the move could mean
The Ladies rushing all to WISS.
The wonder having passed away.
Now from the BRANCH they cannot stay :;
1.-The spirit OF the age they feel,
And to the Branch will often steal;
With those so lovely. smiling, sweet,
To spend the hour G-tefe-Gfefe nov 10