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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-06
MUSIC.


o3 Camp street, three doors bsloto Poydras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
ss ss1 ;fS; 3! SIAS 4hSIFEsr !;
a9GSs snd Ps,a Fe eGn,ns 5sm Peys T. Co
SEM semi Grand fIanc; from Hem Herr and Pleyel.
Square Pianos from Gilbert, Dunham. VIM. Hall Il Son.
The splendid prize Piano, from VIM all son. Broad
Mel dem, from to octsvos.
parior Organs, in nch carved cases.
The HaImo9ieen on oIchesa a@ Organized Piano
Tqnas' sIss'I make ss,..
!mproyed Aceorieons, warranted get of tune
Brass Instruments from double bass to ato-toseher with
NJ a S' r. n9 TRtT fnS s S charge of til.
men and will be at all times ready to wait his
has been fitted up the especial Of the ladies
"is .%sy can a~'' @ s have u'd s mSIs %x3S N
r'A"9 - sohsf ~ MS tsP gAss Nss'H Hs. STORE.
L5 FoR7Es, X e sf9a rom sPf ssf',.. Eass..
| eelebrated NJ anu actories Of Haiet, -
avii oS &ass h9sto9i i9h9 e4 Z Ge sa
ri T. % sf hNr ffs fr; Roa Pa
" f sso are a ses a. % S sDa G%
us particularly 9f the county where Tuners can seldom
had as they vii stand longer and in better tune than
which can be removed in moment, there being
ss sn0 sGG and
other Musical instruments, constantly on hand and
ASfk for sale at low prices SHEET MUSIC for Pinne
| Tsa1S Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
| ~ BOOKS for all musical instruments tT- Lib.
era Discount Dealers, Teachers and all those sending large
orders -. All orters promptly attended to. mh22
| MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
AfI subscribers would respectfully request your .p,s
attention to Their large and extensive stock of Nd
sis and Musical Merchandise of every descripion s
and also TO their well selected assortment OF Piano ES
Eortes from the factories of tbs first makers in the
United States and Europe.
Strings for Violin. Guitar, Harp, Voncelo Double Bass
| etc. Guitar Pms, Pegs, Screws. etc.
Vions, Flutes Gu tars. Accordons, Brass instruments
| for hands, Tamhourines, BANGS, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning Hammers, Forks, and
| every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders for Music and Musical Instruments will promptly
| attended to.
liberal discount made dealers and professors, and
| seminaries
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken part paymen
| for
All the new Music received from the North pub
| ished.
Ths entire # sa Music Dep.hmeni will be under H charse
| E, A. TYLER.
| o25 dtf5lW4t II. u. HEWITT.
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
- R, g. .z ......@ii. -

IRA VEL ERS.
NEW ROUTE, via Cincinnati, Columbus and
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Upper AID Lower
Canada, Rochester. s,racuse, Albany S7ratog, Sfngs'
Montea Quebec, Boston, New ork PhiHdelphia etc etc.
To New York in as hours from Cincinnati Little MAMA,
Xenia and Coumbns, and Columbus and Cleveland Ral,
roads. wo Daily Tran+mornng and evening On and
the opening of navigation Lake Erie by
Express Train will leave CINCINNATI the morning. at
Cleveland evening" and proceed 70 Buffalo the new
low usessnre, fst class steamers EMPIRE STATE and
BUCKt YE STATE, arriving at Buffalo next morning in
time Express Trains for Albany arriving at Albany IN
time for Evening Lines of Steamboats, and arriving at New
York morngmakng forty eight hours through from
Cincnn att to New Y ork.
Passengers leaving Cincinnati by Morning Express Tram
will sleep first night OF the above steamers. will seel
night North River feeling fresh fol
business prvng New ok when leaving their homes
No extra charge for Meals the b0as IN
with this line Passengers by Evening rrair
stop night ut Columbus (captal of Oho,) or o
ceed direct through, may suit their convenience Iht
Roads of this and laid throughout with heav,
r Rail and exertiun will be spared secure the saiet,
and speed of travellers.
Steamers leave Cleveland daily for Dunkk, Detroit, Mack
inaw. Chicago and a the principal points on the Lakes
t For all Information and through tickets, plenss app,
at the office East side of Broadway first door North
Front, Cincinnati Z. w. STRADEA, afant
Cincinnati, February, 1851. iako i'm os
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PRANDIES, ETc.-
- , half pipes 60 Ctard, Dupuy & CO. Old;
half pipes "James Henuesey" Pale;
- boxes Brown Stout;
30 boxes Scotch Ale;
50 boxes Champagne Cider;
30 barrels Old Rye Whisky
l6 quarter casks Pale Sherry Wine.
20 do Madeira do.
In store and for sale by
fe4 LABUZAN Il 20. 35 Common st.
PUMPS Ard BATHING APPARATUs, DC;
Holm MGCARTY, PLUMBER, No, i24 CAMt
y STREET, New 0rlssns, bes ipst received anew q
Force and Lift Pumps Beer PUMPS, etc ste:i ~
Cooking Range; Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths 5Ess
Aso laying and repairing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead woIS
OF description. ship and Steamboat work promptly
put up and repaired All orders ptIy attende to-
stS~ rhsyRes moderate.
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TO BUILDERS.
DUULDERS' FURNISHING WAREHoUs


- No 206 BARoNEE STREET, 6rtreon Hesiss
and Grod Streets, Second unHic patu. ged
10 building can find this large tstabli-hmsnt,
and complete stock eomgri.ng every description
Of high and low priced HARDWARE employed in the
Building Line, the lowest market prices AL new invsn-
tnns and improvements Locks Sliding Door Trimmings,
Bel Fuls Front Door Locks, and all kinds of Fasenngs,
common well as OF The most cosfr kinds msnusciurSi
MARBLE MANTELS.-A large and handsUme ss,Drt-
Marble Mante and Mantel Gfate Marble easths,
FANCY IRON BALCONIES, RAILtNGS AND
VERANDAHS, embracing some new and beautiful pat
terms, will be order, al reduced prices
IRON SHUTTERS, Rank. Vault ard Sale DOCKS,
LOCKS for sane, from $40 TO $50 each.
IRON RAiLNGs for Pnbl SOU ard Parks, together
with the stone work furnished and pnt up complete.
FRONTS FOR STORES, with Iron and Granite columns.
furnished and bp complete at reduced prices
LEADER BOTTOMS OF Cast Iron, various patterns and
sizes Ornamental Cast Iron Columns, i Store Fronts and
Awnings Venlaors of al sizes. Sash Weights Store Door
Bolts Brass iron and Silver Plated Flush Bo for sashes
folding DOORS Sliding Dor Trimmings Of kind in
.
SILVER PLATED WORK, viz: Locke Bel Pulls,
Gallery Balls. Door Numbers and Pew Plates Bel Levers.
Bait Hinges.
large and complete stock of best Boston NAILS con-
stanty hand including I'd, fine 3D. 3d. 0 finishing satng
Nails, etc, at the lowest prices. ALLEN HILL.
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f
A petition from several citizens of the First
Ward, for the removal of the Dredge- boat at the
Basn at the foot of Race street. and to have the
same converted into latboat landing, was read
and referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings
OF s. Bonnemer, for reduction of tax on his
property on Circus street. was read and referred to
the Committee on Finance.
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VOLUME IV.-NUMBER 2.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
1Nl Of NevOeans that his Dancing stnA
Academy will he opened MONDAY neIt Nov. 4, g.
NS1x No. C.rondelet street. BETA Common and ~
E47AK streets, he will teach al the uY>
AS5 III such the following
French Quadrlles,
False Deur Temps. Potka a Md1ourka.
Talse Trois Temps, German Polka Waltz,
Polka du Salon, La Red0Da.
The ScottiSh Polka
Mr. C. will fashionable Dances ladies and gentle
n a Of fifteen lessonE
u Glasses ledes and gentlemen from TIL O'Clock
every day.
10 Ci1,s for Children from O'Clock I'LL dasx MONDAYS
aud THURSDAYS.
u Cas. for gentlemen from hs fpast I'LL TO- night
eevOrssns, Nov 2, te5G % 5m os Inv
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Resolved That the Surveyor be, and he is here
by authorized TO settle with P. Fox, agreeably to
the terms of his contract, for the paving done by
him on Robin street: Provided, said work is done
in accordance with the specifications, and that
the said Fox gives satisfactory security to complete
the remainder of the contract, when required so
to do by the Municipality.
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A letter from Mr.. Hugh Grant, Surveyor rela-
tive to the cleaning of the paved and unpaved streets
of the Third District and one from the same offi
Ger in reference to the Municipal Dredge-boat
were read and referred to the Committee on Streets
and Landings.
A letter was read from Joel Gleason, Superin-
tendent of Carts and Laborers, protesting against
his dismissal by the Surveyor.
Mr., Hooper moved to lay it on the table, which
was lost by the following vote:
Yancey-6.
NapsIMessrs. Brother. Etter. Marks, Montanye, Ren
| shaw. Shields and Sykes-7.
| And on motion of Mr.. Renshaw, it was referred
| to the Committee on Streets and Landings.
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BOOKS-STATIONERY.

BOOKS-STATIONERY.
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKs.-we taks
= great pleasure in informing former Hs1!a-
patrons and the public generally that (jAlNk
,esstsbshed at our old stand. No.
Camp street, and prepared TO FL all or V0E~
ders for STATIONERY and BLANK BOVKs n ssfs-
factory manner Our stock being entirely new, and the
largest in the south. offer complete apament to thoss
"''AA'| :" ICoRsoN & ARMSTRONG, st.ion.r.,
ol0 6m 50 Camp street.
STATIONERY -CORSON s. ARMSTRONG, %
> Camp respectfully call the attention of those wish
ing good and serviceable STATIONERY and BH. ANK
BOOKS to their large complete and entirely new stock,
which they offer reasonable Their BlNDERY
and PRINTING OFFICE being located the build
ing they enabled their special attention all
orders in their lne To stock OF PAPERS AK
especial reference -
olO 6m 80 Camp street.
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sEY YMOUR & BRO,

Sc YMOU K & BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GHOCERs,
Nos 242 aud 244 JehoapitOlas street. Nto Orleans
X EEP constantly on hand good supply Of every
Il art ole n the GROCERY LINE, snGh as Fl Ittot g.
BACOS, BuTTER, LARD, ,COFFEE,TEA, SUGhk
to suit purchasers fy6 iY
A LIE AND CIDER-250 bbls. Taylor's Albany
- Ae 100 do Vasser's Poughkeepse do 700 do liar
res Cincinnati do 30 do prime Newark Cider IN store ana
las A. d. GRIEFF Il co. ss. 40 and AZ Old Levee.
| A GENCY OF THE O'FALLON STEAM
"A MILLS, St touis-We will always be supplied with
dii yd FERD. KENNETH 8 co. 80 Magazine st.
CLARET-300 casks St Julien, landing ex ship
| ~ A bbott Lord, fiom Bordeaux and for sale by
| fe25 II SAMUEL WOLFF, 20 Camp St
| I ONDON PORTER-3j casks superior quail
- ty, landing ship Ba mora from Liverpool Tor sale by
| fe2 II SAMUEL. WOLFF, 70 Camp St
| WINDOW GLASS-l50O boxes. of various
| w sizes, in store and for sale low, by
NATHAN JARVIS 4 Gu.
nha u sorlss Magazine and Coaaoa
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Mr.. RenshaW, Chalrman OF the COmmtee on
Streets and Landings, offered the following report
and resolutions, and the rules being dispensed
with, they were adopted:
The Committee on Streets and Landings, to
when was referred the petition of p. Fox, pray
ing for a settlement for paving on Robin street so
far as completed, report in favor of the same, and
beg to offer the following resolutions:
HENRY RENsHAw,
THOMAS II. Shields,
A MosTAsYE,
CHARLES PRIDE,
l. N. MARKS.
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NewOrleans. March 4, 1851: :, -"

A letter from Captain Forno, reporting the sus-
pension OF watchman Keener, and supernumerary
O'Brien for misconduct, was read and referred to
the Police Committee.
A communication from A. G.. Blanchard was
read as follows. and referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings
To the Honorable Council Of Municipality No 7ro:
NEW ORLEANS, March l. 1851.
GENrLEmEN-In compliance with judgment of the Fifth
District Court directing Randdmus be issued in the case
of the contested election of Surveyor Of Municipality No.
Two have this day delivered to Mr. Hugh Grant,
the books records archives, etc. OF the Survey
or's Office. S. IT,,
have taken Gscolu,pe appeal to the Supreme Cour
against said Judgment. Very respectully,
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EDUCATION.

.Ns7~ TEACHER OF MUSIC. .as~
X7x5k tFMRS. NJ CAMPBELL, Teacher fMu- SfOsSN
NS@S Piano Forte and Guitar pupils
$E8 at her residence, Race, Camp street; W
she pupils
Science Of Music Price Is sr tvelv. n23 ,ss
HIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
Ill sts., by Rev. ALEX ANDER CAMPBELL. nzs Iy
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To Bernard Murgny. for certificates furnished from Con
veyance Once 10 STATE Assesors hundred and eighteen
dollar. and thirty cents.
Tof founR for conveying sick To Hospital, and having
ballot boxes taken and from the polls dollars and
fifty cents
To c. Funk for sundIies Tor Municipal Offices. eighteen
dollars and eighty cents.
To Commercial Bulletin for advertising lost due bill,
dollars.
TY Henry Taylor for putting flag staff at the Munich
pal Hall, on the 22d February, fiitee dollars.
To Lorenzo Keen and Frederick Nicholas for barcadng
streets fire, the 18th December. l60, two dollars
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DRY GOODS.
SHOES, HATS, ETC.

7 G. WEBER, Boot and Shoe Dealer,
- @6r CORNER
SuoE Srppg v0Y (his Old Stand)
naps constantly hand every thing in his line-incuding
variety of Ladies' and Gentenen's Boots and Shoee
and will sell at the lowest Cash Prices. share of public
patronage is respectfully solicited. ap7 iy
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l.. E. HOOPER,
Insuuu Errpp

The Police Committee have had their attention
directed, by the Chief of Police, to the conduct of
supernumerary watchman Enderly, who it appears,
on the 23d ult, visited the beats of various watch
men and represented himself as an officer specially
deputed by Capt. Forno to supervise their conduct
while on duty, etc. The committee have exam.
ined this matter fully, and feel justified in suggest
ing his immediate dismissal; they, therefore, offer
the annexed resolution for the consideration of the
Council l.. E. Hooper.
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Passengers Arrived.

p ,,oysb41 cold HYnfcT NJ S1a Frrnc's~o ron PM
noR Hopkins lady and chd, Rooney, lady aud family
s,oes 81 Saif ana lad X dc /tdl a1d lady. FL Lel.r
iaJy and child. G. Huntington, DR. BertOdy W d ring.
Gait Da,ley Can't HoTingi III, II kosler DubD.s. Dr
7 n Harris John Sedd N Robert SnOOk. c Reynolds,
n A C0mstock + ID COuTo. JellDOhu. CAPTAIN Smith
Crane Geo Crane. Chas Smith Crdne. Edward Rsan
Saml Plum, n Rarstow. Chas Allen. Ric ard Kimbil
Frazier Robert GOvonluck John Mara Joseph AleKHnter
Iarkm Robinson Samuel Taylor, G. Klein I Street.
ey, Brant. Vim Heint Jerlmo Larlly, Alsted, Dsw
e. Durham. Peach Beach. W Van NaLkouburgh,
r Johnston. VI II Cook, Lum. Larghton Geo Martin
los. VI Precial, A Robins, Sam Hamlns { II D. rs {
Lewis. ~ Hyans Nathan, Henry Jackson r NJ Clark
Geo IrufI, VI PrOaer, J Jefy, vi Saoin Osborn,
Post J CTumuet. Graves n Walrath. + CONNIE rfDri
James StOkeey w VI GOidrck Geo DAVIS, McCrea,
Ferguson. Chas McFlop VI Brown. II RI HisSey. John
Deyne Sami shannon. c Little, G. Robinson @ PaSlns
ton. Quick. Quick. 4 Quick, J Open>haw. c Edge
Blackledse. R0.t Hubey Martin John HUI Stephen
Porter, Reuben Rives, W BLACKWELL John Rives, l.
BLACKWELL, 4 J BLACKWELL, Blackwell, . Henderson,
Fur. Thos Cathbury Francisco Garcia Penn, Gawln
ii II Sawyer Daily Morse. { Fonday. q Brown, Hugh
Godfrey, Whden. Geo Houston. Dlnl Taggert, /
Taggert JySeph Seberg. Jacob Labn and boy Geo Car
ney. John Connolly. j Dealey. Adolf LudenSsl John
Hubbard, Isaiah Hubbard, John Chapman. treds Miller.
Samuel ii Baker, T Loomis. LOOMS. Robert G an
cath. VIM Hendricks, Russell Hen1rcks, James Brnrr
WaistOn. Turner. Allen BaInes. Joseph Bell an
deyoT, RawstOn Mcleod James Collins. John Lpdghiln
II Lake " Matthews, ID Scannen, d HOag. Joseph Cftm
berain b Bushnell Angus Fenguage. Best. ~ ard
{ DowdIrger. Augusn Villa lg Garcia Quad ma
vase, Donsco Sandical, go Chayes. julia FiayaNo Au-
ton Alcala
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Passengers Sailed.

IN steamer Commodore Stockton from San Francisco for
l'enom0--W II Smith, ID Bcfr,. { Mccarthy. Geo
NJ Dallas 4 ConTesse. ] Brewer j Lenln, Mr. Del
acOntre Mrs Delacontre Mr. Cheron Joshua ST. kes VI
Staggs Arthur Towie, Miller, II swain. II X Chaad-
Ter. K Howes simpson | Brooks, ID Pnlslfcr Jno
Il Patterson J Cornwe c II Harris. W A Breyard, b
Alexander, W X Barnett. G Wells, Alantoz. Clark,
Francis Travers Stone G. Brsman, f Coffin, Albert
Messenger. c l. LanrlsOn. Parker. David Strong, VIM
Kcpner II Cole CIV Conkln, Maxwell, GWLawrence,
William Somendyke, jas Daring Geo Slafe, stephen
Humphry. Cunningham. A Hathaway, Heinrich Ichra-
der VIM Hold, + A Hathaway. NJ esIck, Henry Hold,
Juo Whitney Comfort Soare. lieman Gllet Cheney,
james Henry. II ClhQey, JnoJ Childess !ToSei ID lee
n Hatfield Jno VI Hatfield Booth. DR. VI McCaSkey. J;
Bradbury, Boyl0t. Newton Franklin. Isaac Shacs,
Jn0 CLARK, Hawthorne William probSt, David Jones,
Scammon, Bailey, W Darr a Carter,
Bonne, Alexander Duncan. Thomas . Kelly Il Me-
Culoch, W Thompson ID ID McIroy. Isham 1 Owen,
" Wright, Jerome Strcs land Sireeer, Alex Seyeran.
Person, Cone. Robt Hicks, Brakenbrldge Star Bra
kenbridge. Jas Young, e Vance. WhOieScllw, Nn
WhNesclaw, Solomon Litton Jackson littOn, Morris
II y Carson. ID Laughln. WIN Gillian, Hill, Jno A
Ill., Jas Bell, Sss Smith Hobart, Daniel Gollpwa,
EstorbrOok. G Cova Steele. William Bennett. +
Lehman, l. Gay Pierce. George Diversion, NJ Dick,
ey Clark. William Duncan, NJ Funck. Jonathan J
Geean. DoOley Alfred Raw, Thomas Nicholson.
Ridgeway A Ensey, Wiz Pale, ID F Andrews, Monroe
S.mpsoa Jas Stetson. Chas kilgore Bronz. Harris
II c Ives. VIM Stockan, X McLanahan. Hubbard Geo
Harvey, Philip Beasiey, Jno DAVIS Harry, Jones
CM Hamilton Robt Anderson. David Stanton X Tur-
nes. ] Avs Jno Mcdonald A Fowler, Thos Davidson,
c Failes. Jonathan Linton Bronze Pierre. VIM Pay
ton, Isaac Scheel. Divine. Josas Welding, Shannon
Bassett. VI J yelling. Randall, Hay. PHugies,
II Childro S. W Phillips. j " Sandusky, VIA Harris Ihos
Hicks Zypote Peron. J Thomas and svt. l. Upton.
Bacon, Moulton A Code and servant Mouoo, Jno
Warner, Samuel MYERS Robert Thompson, John II
HARRISON William Kuncky. Mcqueen. l. AL en-: Henry
Hicks. W Morey. NJ Shepard NJ Blair, W II Blair,
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sale. Of Drown have been ade ,r c,po, Loaf has de

sales Of brown have been made for export Loaf has de-
clined.
SOAR has declined -,
SrATIoNERY-The stock appears 70 NC ''"PAe' S4d 'Ae
market IS overstocs ed with some klnos 49,, A..
Tr.sSalos h.ve heen made for export and the market
is much relieved aud more irmness shown ,,-..-..,,
sY.SrN.s WAGES are high. and great embarrassment
rsi M regard 10 them as they abide by no contract gen.
orally r..f. ..o..i.. ~ .h,~.or
o., Title doing: plen-V the hands OF the
,,erIsn,caI Ranches but tradens rather close
~ sar Snch the unsettled state OF matters siace
TT 81 ,st no regular te stated but there NJ
d,Nic-1itv In getting bills at pa.
~ we remark thu. tIe country OyerstJ ked
,h o"d, and no'hing but yerJ decided falling Of II
s,,arrp,s Will relieve the difficulty
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...,,. o,erations fer the last Fortnight.

r.-o,, Tho San Franc DerdlI, JUNE H.
-,1.rco,nts from trr miniag region, both north
LIT reptcsent the operai ons as being quite ''S
aSe~si lor the lasl two weeks aS tney were Tor
sve.on,L pgeviOus. Thee IS more actlvlty al this
,n,n; and more god IS ptCb'oiy got 0u' lhan ever
DE al any period IN TIE history vi the Cauorhla
rines -, sroc,es NJ mining now pursued. are
.ashinr on the banks oi the various streams dam
III m or led of for ina, Ip)se coyOlelnS or aug
INTO the earth frOia one pocket 10 another on
sns-,de nractce of a ,!cntlnc pTlncipie-tunncii-
Tho hills a system .hlch la proved inme'isep
yooftsble-and crushing the AR ierous QidII Wy
ifnceess OF which depeu,s az "eh on ssIi a'I- ia.
.h,,eyD, a on the rc1n.ss Of the ore. Inc VP..-5
80 M washing surface gold IN the gulcnes an
,avines Is not as Extensively puTs led "a d. ~ ~
n il by any means - pront be IniS foyn rn1nas
,oinirg is now wholly cOnnne1 10 the nor ~, al
Quart mining and the coyote principe - ,bs,
80, ,i.oncfher IN the southern mines, anu III .
Teoion are the most productive qua.'Ls bout lon
onened CorsOns Creek mlne' s,' ,.~-,ry,s mine
miles from Sonora. and ihe verb ,Sn nv vel dis
nave DOUBTLESS Welded more goa .llan ~ 'nioes
1900 me StOcktDb and Aspih"ail naliT'
thouoh woyE cd mos Ddusucusy diu re ,,lant;c
re- vbolv failed. II locdlel III wv '.'a. .I
stales' "heae although even that is CUES
slaDl bc-e they haze IA led altogether 10 pay
expenses. han, o,eneJ every dav and
hiany ~" IS being put in operation all over the
',hor-, ,-,rino region, IN TuOlumnc, tadVeras ana
NarDos, Several VEINS vii undoubtedly prove
very largely productive and as the lhlhIhg oPeTdsa
,,ons extend. new leads viii be discovered. Inc
ledge Of quartz IN whGn ee goo Of : ba Se and
sven into Lower California Further Investigations
nnshed into the lower countries Will develop neW
Veins of ore and already IN Los Angeles County
there is quartz yelnot very great richness.
In the county OF Monterey there IS very little MN
ing enterprise, but mines Of silver and copper are
knowI 20 exist and will IN time attract the attention
Of those having capital to work them. The Carson
counties will be developer the full extenl OF Their
riches By those at present working them, ana that
they viii enrich their owners is almost beyond pro-
bltm