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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

Reported Advance Of Breckinridge-Po.i-
ti0n Of the Entire Rebel Forcc-At.
tempt to Force Gen. Rosecrans 70 Cen
centrate his Lines.

MUKrREEsBoRo. Tenn. Friday. May !. 1853
deserter from the I'd Kentucky Rebel, who
left the regiment this morning, reports that Breck-
inridge advanced TO Beech Grove and Hoovers
Gap, 10 miles from here, on the Manchester Pike.
lie states that the entire Rebel force is now in posi-
ton from Beech Grove, through War Trace, Guys
Gap and Shelbyville.
The supposed intention Of Johnston is TO hold the
gaps and force Gen. Rosecrans to concentrate bis
lines. Little hope is entertained that Johnston will
attack.
While dispatches detailing this activity on the
psrt Of the Rebels must be necessarily sest regard
Ing ourselves, it mus, not be supposed that Rose
Grams lie idle or unprepared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

EsTABLIsHED 1892
s T. srir'. KxnrucEr WHISKY Disrftf ERiEs-Ths
Whisky been adopted by the Government for hospital
use I, 10 for sale by every druggist Ia the city o''
should be directed surs Disss, Kentucky or srirs
WHISKY Ay,nsy No. IS Broadway. ~. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

Caution.
MOgyATs LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BlrTERS
D,,,,. and madeleine dealers throughout the country are
agains! buying selling certain neoei1es P
John MOFFAT Co.. No. % Eas-,7shst.
Ard which are claimed to be the genuine
LIFE PILLS aid PHOENIX BlTFEkS.
i,i,nct has been issued BY the Court on the appea-
ton Of the representative. Of the lsts proprietor,
~ mr. WILLIAM B. MOFFAr tdeeessscl
,,,,iny be said John MoAt Co.. from making or SEQ
% ar ,,, and every effort will be made to protecf ne
trade aud the public sg.in.ts ,pr,crp
The undersigned is the only person authorized 10 "'"u'''
'u' cESrrryr LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BlTrERs
b,y h.v. bes heretofore ansisesnred ana sofa oy 'ns
'a'' p''p''e''' ANDREW ANDERSON. it,, Agent
MOFFAT BUILDING, c,,.
No 335 Broadway and No. ls6 ChurcnNt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

Knapp's Extract of Roots
FOR NAMING
ROOT BEER.
One OF the pea,antest and heathies. Beverages
known is made from this Extract. aud It's
invigorati0g qualities are sneh a. to
recommend II alike to the
invalid sswell ss those
in the enjoyment oil
good health.
Druggists Masters OF Vessels. Hotel Keepers,
Roo, Beer Makers, Suffers in the Army
Private Families, &C., viii mud az TO
thsir advantage to use this invau-
able Compound as 1t will Ia.
sure ~ them al all times
Q healthy and deli.
cious Beverage.
GENERAL DEPOT:
No. 362 Hudson.st.. N. Y.
IS cents 80 cents, II and 81 50 per Bottle,
and 81 per Gallon-wth full directions.
Sold by Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP ~ TIE BEST

and economical for Laundry and family use being par
ousy adapted for fsnns and III iinds Of wooden s'od'
Manufactured and for sale by L. hoEsAss Sons NJ. z
w sshington.st. aud No. so Wes;-H-
Al.o. fAsILI. PALK. and No. sosps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

GROVER n BAKER's celebrated hrst-premium
sHwSG.MioriSx. with Brsii,r. Cofdsfs Hsmmers Tuei
ere Bini.,. ouilier &c. Once, No 80 BfoASg. Those
Machine, a. the only onss q At emofoitsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

Mcclellan,
FROM BALLS BLUFF
To ANTIErAN.
Showing what he did. and
VIVA. no did not accomplish;
And why. -, - II
BY GEORGE WILKES. Price Is csrts sois =
d.si.yx SINCLAIR TOUSEY. No. III NessAn-ss' W. Z
Wholesale Agent seat post free on receipt o. price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

WHEELER n WILSON'S SEwfNG-SlaCHiSEs
supplied from uptown Office No. 500 broadway Of
2ldst Msehnss repaired Sewing for fsnies' Splendid
OWL Ators. with mscLine. sent into famIies
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
DIED.

In Oroyille, on the 10th inst, of typhoid fever,
Mrs, MARY ANN 0'REILLY, in the seth year of
her age, formerly of St. Louis, Missouri.
Mrs. O'Reilly came to this State in 1850 and set
tied in Oroville in 1850. She hal been engaged for
many years in teaching, for which She was emf
nently qualified. \ lady esteemed by all who knew
her, for her accomplishments and amiIble dIsp'si
tion-a sincere Christian. and devoted member OF
the Roman Catholic Church, she received the last
rites o: her Church, and died in great peace. Her
funeral was attended by large number Of her
friends of all orders nj the Catholic Church, Iev
Father Callan officiating.
st. Louis papers please copy.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
vi o I III + RS. THERSu
MOTH HERS'r

Don't fail to Procure Mrs. Wluslov.s Seoth-
Ing Syrup for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription Of
one of the best female physoans and nurses in ths
United States, and has heea used for thirty wears
with never failing safety and succes BY million. OF
mothers and children, from the feeble infan: one
week old to the aduli.
Ii no' only relieves the child fron pain. bat inrir
eratesthe stomach and bowels coFre:ts aciditv .nd
gives tone and energy to the whole system 1t will
almost instantly relieve.
GRIrISG IN Tbs BOWELS AND WIND co1Ic.
We believe il the Best and Sarest Remedy in the
World, IN all cases Of DYsESrEsY and DI.RxHxA
IN CHILDREN, whetherit arises from Teethins a.
other causes.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None Genuine uuieSs the fac-simile O.
CURTIS PERKINS, Of New York, is on the
outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal office. Is, Dey street New York
PRIcE ONLY 25 CENTS FER BorrLE
RICE. COFFIN ( Co. Agents Marvsyiue
REnINGTON 4 co.
il6 and AIS Front street, San Francisco.
a1-- ON Agents for California.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

WHY NICKSBURG WAS SURRExDskRD July
FoCRTn.-General Wasel, of Texas. lately
made speech at Richmond. and endeayored.
amid the dsapprobation of his audience, to say
good word in favor General Pemberton IN
der whom he had served at Vicksburg. The
following interruption and answer occurred
Another voice What did you surrender on
the 4th OF. July for ~ He woud tell them.
Stentorlan voice why not on the fifth ~
We preferred the Fourth, for on that day
Genear Lee fell back from the nights of Get
tysburg, and we never want TO celebrate the
same day with the Yankees. Great Laugh
ter. That's why we surrendered on that day
my friends"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Executive DgP'r
November 5th. 1863. [

SiAi1 VI SALfoaSIA- ENECUTITE DEP
November 5th, 1863. [
'Lei Us come before His presence with
thanksgiving. aud show ourselves glad i. Him
with Psalms
In accordance with the proclamation of the
President of the United States. and that the
people of our common country nav. upon the
same occasion. and with the same unauimitv Of
purpose, offer up their grateful thanksgiving 10
Him who bestows -every good and perfect
gitt,..I, Leland Stanford, Governor Of the
State OF California, do hereby appoint Thurs
day. the Goth day of November. instant. as q
day Of public thanksgiving to Almighty God
for the great benefits We have received at bis
hands during the year through which We have
just passed
Let us remember OF that day. that in ca.
lamity as in prosperity, there is God above
Us who holds in the hollow Of His hand not
only the lives Of individuals, but the destiuies
OF nations. Let US remember that it is TO I'm
We must look for guidance in our public affairs
as well as pray for strength to compass the
threatened dangers that surround our beloved
country.
While We deplore our condition as a nation.
we have manifold reasons for Offering I'D our
united thanksgiving as a community.
Our State, during the past year has been
blessed with prosperity and health. Oar farms
have yielded of their abundance, and our mines
have continued TO give up their hidden treas
ures. We have been free from floods, pesti-
ence and famine, and as d State have known
no wide spread calamity. We have enjoyed
an unlimited fruitfulness of soil and genial
climate, which We can offer 10 share with thou
sands OF other lands who are anxiously seeking
new and more peaceful homes.
We are blessed with q generous and svmpa.
tnlsng population, whose hearts have been
opened 10 give muniicently of their abundance
that the sutierlngs OF sick and wounded patri-
ois OF other States may be relieved
We have had multiplied and renewed evil
dences of the loyalty of our people and have.
by legislative, elective aud judicial action, de-
prived the enemies of our country from enter,
ing the pernicious wedge of rebellion and dis,
union into the cherished institutions of our
own favored commonwealth.
But while we assemble with thankful hearts
among the cordial associations of our own
happy homes, let US not forget the many desc
late households in our sister States. whose al.
tars will be twined with cypress, and whose
hearts will be overfowing with desoation,
while our Own are filed with thanksgivings for
the plentitude of Divine protection.
As nation We have been passing through
bitter, trying and bloody ordeal but recent
events seem to foretell the coming of better
and brighter days. And in this we have cause
for peculiar thaukfulness. Aud for this and
all other mercies youchsafed to Us. let rs give
to Almighty God our unreserved thanksgiving.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set nv
hand. and caused the great seal of the Stale to
be affixed, the day and year above written.
LELAND STANFORD,
Governor of California
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
Franklin Copper M. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN AC-
" cordance with the laws of the State of Cali
tornia and the bylaws of the Franklin Copper
Mining Company and all orders duly made by the
Board of Trustees Of said Company on the 9ih day
Of November. 4. d. 1868, there VIII he sold al
Public Auction, in front of the Court House door
at Oroville, on Monday, the 10th day Of December
A. d. 1853, at the hour OF II NJ of that day. to the
highest bidder for cash, SO many shares OF the Cap
ital Stock Of said Company, standing in the names
of l.. d. Freer. L. NJ. Sparks and {. \. Bancrou
will be necessary for the payment OF the assess
ment duly levied thereon by the Board of Trustees
together with the expenses of advertising under
sale. 10 wit
l. d Freer six shares, Nos. Is Il, Is, l6, Il.
lS-Asses>ment No. J. due July 9th s2l 90
= - ,, Aug. 18th -. y 90
E. NJ Sparks, six shares, Nos, 76, II. IS, 70,
50, ,Nl-As Assessment No. = due Aug. 18th s2i 90
c. A. Bancroft, six shares, Nos l, >, 3,4,5
6-AssesSnent No. ,, due Aug 18th. SIS 90
VIII be sold subject to the third assessment Of six
dollars per share. due November 10th, 1853.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
JOSEPH L. y. LEWIS, President.
Nov. 18th, l,63. nl4td
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

Indigestion. or Dyspepsia, Is disease born
of the luxury of civilization. The ahStemous say
age is exempt from its torments, they are the pen
atty exacted 10y nature for over-inlulgence. The
rules for treating the complaint are simple and ap-
ply to all cases. Keep the bowels open. renew the
lost tone and viEor of the stomach and regulate
the action OF the liver. and the cu-e is wrought
Now come the anxious questions of the sufferer ::
How shall this be accomplished Where il the
medicine possessing The necessary searching
strengthening, corrective power over these organs
10 lie found Dyspeptics on this subject yon have
decisive testimony from our most respectable ply
scilns pr. Wells. of rhirtyirst street New York
city. graduate IF the Dablin Universtv saws e
. For eighteen months have used Bristol. "
:sar-rOntcd Pills As an Alternative and tonic and
consider them the most reliable medicine we have
for dyspepsia, indigestion and all arrangements OF
the stomach, liver and bowels" DR.. l.. Mills. Of
Sixteenth street. New York, DR.. Elias Mott. Of
Court street. BROOKLYN, and DIR. Parker Nelson of
the Clinical Institute, Philadelphia, recommend the
Pills with equal earneStness. They are put up in
glass vlalS aud VIII keep i'll any climate For sale
by all Druggists. Toct3 Slim
H0STETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
Agents for Pacific Coast San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

GREEK FIRE-Wn. Barney. OF San Fran
cisco, says that Alfred Bsrney. of JERSEY City,
New Jersey, is the inventor and manufacturer
OF the article now being used BY General Gil
more at Charleston. At the time of the Crt
mean war be endeayored TO get the English
Government to Use it; but being without
means or influence, was unsuccessful. On the
breaking out Of the present rebellion. be in-
troduced it to Mr.. Parrott, the celebrated gun
ner' and it was By him brough. to the notice
of our government
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

DR.JoAB BRowS, of Liberty. Maine, has
been held to bail for procuring for conscripts
the appearance of the worst description of
piles lie is said to have charged 500 or
more in each case, and TO have done a large
business.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

CAPT. ISAAC GRABAN, of Santa Cruz. died
o. Monday night He had been . resident Of
CAiiio'nia Tor over thirty years Was na.
tive OF Virginia. He leaves s large estate at
Santa Cruz He was present at the death of
Daniel Boone.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

SUFFoCArEp BV GAs.-A boy eight years
old, SAYS the Bulletin, named William Joseph
Silver, son ofJoseph Silver, who keeps boar
ding house on the corner of of Ohio street and
Broadway, was sufocated TO death by the &C
cidental escape of gas. He was sleeping in
the same room with young woman some Is
IL years Old When the family entered the
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

stats FISANCES.-The Sacramento Union
gives a depiorable account Of the condition Of
the State Finances. 1, saws the floating deb,
against the, general fund is probably now
over half million, without including the war.
rants 10 be issued 10 the Pacific Railroad c..
Warrants drawn on that fund are now worth
less than Greenbacks. We are now back Ia
the old scrip TINES Of 81 So, aud with no pres.
cot prospect Of an improvement in the eondi-
tion of things"
Such are the fruits Of one year of exclusively
republican rule in this state. The State Fl
nances reduced 10 The condition of wears ago.
WHEN the business of the country was unsettled
no reliable income provided for. and reckless
improvidenoe was the rule throughout all O;
the business relations of society. These i'm.
mense burdens brought upon the people too. at
time when the national demands upon the
patriotism of the country Suggested the closest
economy 10 our State expenditures The acts
of the next Legislature viii show a more reck-
less waste of public money than any that pre-
ceded it in the most prosperous condition of the
State-DcmocrGtlc Press.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

4 MAGNETIC mountain has been discovered
in Swedish Lapland. 1t is traversed by vein
of magnetic iron, several feet in thickness and
said to be the richest hitherto known. NJ.
Berg the owner of The mountain, has opened
up the mine, with the hope of supplying all the
world with loadstoues of great power. One Of
these, weighing sixtyeight Swedish pounds,
has been already acquired by the emiueu. cleo
trician, Professor Dove, Of Berlin.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
UUNtIuOI UI IhIIIUrUia.
Attest: A. A. II. TUrTLE, Sec'y of State

WHEN TO BE Sworn IN.-The State officers
elect, with the exception of Governor aud
Lieutenant Governor, will be sworn in and
take possession of their respective offices on
the first Monday of December next, the same
day on which the Legislature couvenes. The
Governor and the Lieutenant Governor elect
will be inaugurated into Office on the following
Monday or Wednesday after the session com
mences. The Judges of the Supreme Court
aud District Judges elect. will be sworn in on
the lst of January, 1864.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

FE1HE PARTNERSHIP AERETOFoRE EXIsT,
d ing between H. B. Hunt and sc benson. in
the Liquor business is this day mutually dissolved
H. b. Hunt viii continue the business nj the
same place. and pay all liabilities Of the former
partnership.
Those knowing themselves indebted to the firm Of
Hunt benson, will please call and settle with H.
B. Hunt, who IS alone authorized TO receipt for the
same.
H. B. HUNT
sc. DENS0N.
Oroyille. Nov. 9th. lS63.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

STATISTICS OF AssAYs-The Aurora Times
gives statistics Of assays of rock from the Es-
mealda mines, made during the past nine
months, which sun up grand total Of $685.
4l0. The Times thinks the Increase would be
considerably over this, if the San Francisco
capitalists, who have had the benefit of these
mines, would afford greater facilities for work
ing the miues.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

Nor DgAD.-G. ". Leiby. who was said to
have been killed by the Indians in the Colora.
do country, has made his appearance alive and
well, at La Paz, having with him about twenty
tons of rich copper ore, which he was getting
out during the time he was missing"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
Washin gtOn G. M. CO.

MTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC.
~ c0rdance with the laws If the State of Cali.
fornia, and the by laws Of the Washington Copper
Mining Company and all orders duly made by The
Board OF trustees of said Company On the 9th day
Of November, A D. 1858 there viii he sold at Pub.
lie Auction. in front Of the Court House door at
Orovi,le on Monday. the 18th day of December. A.
D. 1853, at the hour of II NJ, OF that day to the
highest bidder for cash many shares of the Cap
ltal Stock Of said Company, standing in the name
II Peter Freer, as will be necessary for the paw.
meut u the assessments duly levied thereon 10y tie
Board Of Trustees, together with the expenses of
advertising and sale. to wit
Peter Freer, six shares. Nos. Is, 10. 20, 2l.
-, 25-Assersment No. |. due July 9Th. s24 90
?. due Aug. l7th,. "A 90
Sale subject to third assessment, due November
18th, lS63. .--.-......--....S S36 on
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
JOSEPH Z. n. LEWIS, President.
Nov. IS, 1865. nlltd
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

Nine Years of ASony--Charles Montagu ,
son of Mr.. John Montague, of New York, after en-
daring unheard Of pangs from malignant scrofula
for nine consecutive years, was radically cured in
few months by that elixir of life and irresistible
autidOte to poison in the blood, BriStol-s Sarsapa
r1lla- The disease commencing at the ankle POINTS
had mounted 10 the eyes. Physicians said that it
was prepOsterons to suppose that any medicine
could save the patient. Nevertheless, this awful
case OF hereditary scrofua suecumbed to the great
Vegetable Specific. The letter of the father Of the
young man TO DIR. Bristol is one OF the most re-
markabe documents ever published. Yet il is only
one among thousands of proof that no malignant
external disease, whether it exists in the skin the
glands, the flesh or the muscles can withstand the
hygean properties of this healthrestoring lifessv
ing preparation. Prominent druggists slways have
il Tor sale. Toct-3t
HOSTETTER. SMITH & DEAN,
Agents for Pacific coast. San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
HOSTETTER. SMITH 4 DEAN.
Agents for Pacific Coast, San Francisco

Caiiforni''ms shouldte,t the merits of DR.. Hos-
letters stomach Bi,tcrS. While it is highly
palatable as beverage it is unequalled as tonic
and lnYgoFator. In the pursuit Of fortune at the
mines. many persons are exposed to the attack, Of
complaints of the digestive organs. and Of various
kinds of fever. 1t is the very article that has 50
long been in demand at the mines. lis daily use
will restore the tone of deraaged stomach. impart
fresh vitality TO the digestive functions and cheer
the spirits. Yet the Bitters is the safest OF all
stimulants. Let the miner who is exposed to hot
and dry, wet and cold be certain to obtain supply
Of the genuine HoStetter Bitter ana he will find it
q certain safeguard to health Sold by Druggists
ana dealers everywhere. [oct-3ll i'm
H0STETTER, SMITH Il DEAN
Agents FOR Pacific Coast San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

MuRDER--Jeremiah O'kaDe was murdered
on Sunday, Oct 18th, in his bed, on DryCreek
in Mendocino county. About three hundred
dollars, it is supposed. was stolen. Suspicion
rests upon a man who was in the employ of
O'kane, as he was seen on a horse belonging
to deceased, but is now missing. So says the
MendOcino Herald
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

A Man named Michael Morrissey was shot
in Virginia, n. I. Nov. 9th, by John Leconey
son oiJudge Leconey. Leconey Vas intoxi-
Gated at the time, and Morrissey was trying to
get him home The wounded man suffered
amputaton of his leg and died.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
Notice.

rA7HERE WILL BE AN ELECTION HELD AT
u the lower Rio Sico School House, on the 5th
OF December, ls63 for the purpose of levying tax
10 raise three hundred dollars for the purpose of
carrying on District School and repairing the
School House and other purposes Voters attend.
A. y. FORkNER.
WM. J. WALLACE,
Trustees.
Rio Sico. Butte County. Cal. Nov. I. 1868.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

BvRGLARr-On Friday morning last. be
tween three and four o'clock. some burglars
entered the saloon of Jacob Foster, Third
street, Sacramento, They carried of the safe
to vacant lot, broke it open and obtained
thirty dollars fer their trouble.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
Game Cock @. M. Co.

N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. AT A
y Meeting of the Board Of Trustees, of the
tame Cock Copper Mining Company. held this day
an assessment OF Five IS Coz Dollars per Share
was levied on the Capital Stock of said Company
payable on or before the 10th day OF December. A.
d. ls63 to the Secretary, at his Office in Oroville
Butte county, California. 1t was further ordered
that the aforesaid order relative to the payment Of
assessments, lie. and the same is, made applicable
to all assessments heretofore levied by the Trustees
remaining unpaid.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
4. STEVENSON, Secretary.
Oruviile November 10Th, ls53
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

STATE DEPUTIES Sau Foanciseo Spir-
it learns that Secretary of State Reddiug has
appointed E ". Corbeth bis Deputy and
that the present Secretary will have place in
the Treasurer's office, Mr., Phelan voluntarily
retiring therefrom.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

a YOUNG woman recently died at Honolulu
under the belief that she Was being prayed to
death. The Polyuesian says that it is com
mon thing for native to hire another to pray
his enemy to death; aud SO great is the power
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14
Franklin Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at Meeting
n Of the Board Of Trustees of the Franklin Cop
per Mining Company. held this day an Assessment
Of SIX Dollars per share was levied on the capital
stock Of said Company. payable before the
10th day Of November, \. D. 1853. to the SecTeta-
r., at his office in Oroville.
By order OF the Boavd Of Trustees.
A STEVENSON, Seciy.
Oroville. October 18th 1853.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

TIE San Francisco Alta says the reason
why the Post Office Department of the State
does not pay, is because it is 50 sloyeuly con-
Quoted.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

ACCORDING to the Bulletin the meat packers
of San Francisco are driving business to the
full extent of their capacity for smoking and
curing bacon and hams.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-14

RoBBERY.-On Sunday afternoon, thief
entered room in the Irving House, Mission
street, San Francisco, and stole three watches,
diamond pin, jewelry and money 10 the
amount OF over 5000.