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DART.CULAR NOTICE.

We would respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of
W ashlnSt on, Georgetown, Alexandria and anvironS
that our Fall supplies of CARPET NUS, t,IfR-
TAIN MATERIALS, and FURNITURE LIN
Ems are now perfectly complete IN all their vaned
departments and qualities and That hank notes the
lssue.o any OF ali of those IA our immediate Heish-
borhood, Wal se taken IA sales at our usual prices
or "a liquidation OF debts due US, at par
We cordially invite all IA want of good Goods an
the most select and elegant DESIGNS to our roOMs,
promising that pains shall be spared to please.
CLAGETT A. DODSON, d
Dealers in al kinds Furniture Dry Goods,
"a 90 No Market
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Georgia Election.

Augusta, Oct. cit is admitted here fiat tie
election yesterday has resulted in ne .Iection -,
brown, Democrat, by from 500, 70 10, NO major
ny The returns also indicate the re-electio, OF
Mr. Trippe, American, to Congress: Josbu, Hni
american, in the seventh district. and Messrs
Crawford, Gartreil, A. IL Stephens and Wright
democrats ~ their respective districts Little
triCts. ~ 80 Ny
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INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MUSIC,

&. lRVlNG'S Vocal Music Glasses meet for in
stTuctIon and Practice at Temperance Hall, on r.
street above 9th, on Monday w ednssday aud Friday
evenings. Afternoon classes at IA O'clock, and
night class at7h.
Terms, Un either class p lessons. S..
S2 ~
Ladies aHd gentleman desIfOus OF receiving n
thorough knowledge of music will be gratihed by
uniting with either ofthese classes.
Application can be made to Mr.. |. at the Hall or
through the Post Office. SO 81 IF
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD. :

TJHUPUSALS'F OK WUUD.I|'' '------|' T
-rrr MAYORS OPFIcg. GEoEeErOwx, d. CT
,.y . . ....f.-s SePtember 18th. 1857. (.
gals until Friday the 10th day of October next, for
furnishing about sixty cords OF prime Oak W God, in
such quantities may be feqnred from time Ia
uIs during the ensuing winter, for the use Of the
uestitute residents of the town.
pom approved security, the money VIII be adysa-
GU as soon ss the contract is executed. The psice
~ ' k K e Hisa y t9s az D. Mavo,
Use S1-dtd :, ''a'
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rSKCnNn nI.pArclI 4
illness of a Member OF Congress-

AUGUSTA, Oct. The returns from the FIRST
district indicate the Reelection of Jas L. Seward
10 NnnnrPss
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THE EMPORIUM or FASHION.

OPENING OF FALL q WINTER GOODS.
The undeTsIg ned would call the attention. OF cltI
Zens, and strangers visiting the Metropolis, A.
to their extensive assortment Oi 6oods Tor
French and English CLOTHS and CAS--Xf
SINERES of the finest grades and textures; 49,
superb Velvet NESTlNOS: Cashmere do; sub,
Also a ear afticIe OF BASKET CASHMERE
for Pants, very elastic and pleasant 10 the Wearer
with Cashmere Nesting of the same make to maj eh
which, together with splendid assortment of Gen
tleInen's FURNISHING GOODS, such as six
and Woollen Undergarments hne SHIRTS Stocks
Handkerchlefs, SusPenders, Cravats, Scarfs. and
cessary to a complete outfit, which wiH De sod
cheap for cash.
HINTON 4 TREL,
Merchant Talors, No. so Pa. av,
Sc lS-eofw between a. and 9Th ats.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-George Nichols, AN
old man, was arrested yesterday by Officer Pig
gott for an assault and battery on his wife. He
was taken before Justice Dom and held to Sc
Curity for better behavior
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The Ohm River.
RaltInlora MARKETS

WHEELING, VA, Oct. The river here is
stand
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1.-TWO WEEKS LONGER!

We shall continue selling off for two weeks longer
and beg all who really want bargains to aall and Sc
cure them as every thing we harve on hand must be
sold out. Persons who buy 10 sell again will find il
t1 their advantage to give us call, we promise
them great bargains. We have vet on hand very
large stock of fine goods. =
II. J. MCLAUGHLIN & co,
No. q net wp An apdQ re
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MANY OF Ny OLD FRIENDS AND AC-
w 9GaIEtanoes beng under the impression thai 4
Lave latey :scOntinuad bus mess, take this opp0r
tunIiy of informing them, that have engaged an
experienced WATClIM AKER, and am fully nre-
pared 10 repair all kinds Of fine Watches al the
Ianted 10 give satisfaction.
=, The latest style of JEWETRY and all kinds of
FANCY ARTICLES constantly on hand.
Also. all Ind. OF naIrwurk, such as bracelets
Neoksoes, Breastpms, Earrings, etc., done IN the
netlcSt styie and bost workmanship. AS tins is
attended to by my SELF warrant give entire salts
faction. MRS. l.. 4. EOSS,
&C 2 eoGt Pa. ave.. bet Inn and 18th sis west,
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- FISHMAN,

FIsHMAN' r
DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY
informs his friends aud the public that he has lust
opened q new store of all kindS OF DRY GOODS
MiLl.lN ERl &c., assuring the public every arti-
Gle To be as represented, and to sell very small
advance. Come and examine my stock, and Judge
for yourself.
Stnre-No. 81 eth St, between and l. next door
To M. Ts sons hardware store. oc 2 colin
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by A. GREEN Ann.inna.,

phAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON
SoCIh ST.. BETWEEN SD Ann az sT. AT
sb vGr se fSdr, the st6 instant
Lot No. 8. IN Square No. 534 a hsyIo 80, u n r.
VILE ice, to- on south e. between Sd aEd AZ streets west
story frame houses, one of which cont.s;u. Iso-
anG the other eight conveniently arranged room.
erns ons-thIrd cash; balance IN G, ~ ard "a
InonihS, Tor notes bearing interest from dsy
de given and a deed Of trust taken. VI so'e'
Oc I'D
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" CARD.
w T. have now on hand good supply of WOOD
and coat; the extended credit system, the many
Los have met with, and the great difficulty we
have making collections, have induced us to close
our business at as early day possible. We have
therefore concluded TO sell our stock now on hand
for cash. We have some customers who have paid
their bulls regularly to such would be pleased To
sell as usual. We would take this opportunity Of
saying to those who have not complied with the
terms of the credit agreed on, please come forward
aid settle your accounts.
We are anx ious to have our bushes closed by the
first OF January next.
oct 2-dlw BARRON AZ SLOWER,
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RANKING HOUSE
swEENY, RITTENHOUsE.F ANTS co,

We tciH open Gold, currency, and Vjyg,nj1 mr.
eouHts for deposItors, and credit the differences be
tween currency and gold. Those drawing Virginia
or currency will mark their che cks accordingly
Those depOsItIng specie will he paid IN gold or
SiLUsT.
We hope in a few days TO quote regular rates for
foreign Hank notes, well our home suTrency as
usual.
sWEENy. RITTENHOUsE, FANT& CO.
29-dim "Rankars
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~ NOTICE,
Il HE Undersigned having entered INTO Copartner-
ship, the business OF HAIR CUTTING, UR ESS-
ING, WIG MAKING, &c. d O., will be carried on
under the names Of JOSEPH HEARD.
- CHI tRLES WATSON.
n. B.-WIGS, TOUFEEs, HCALPS, L c., made
To order, at the shortest possible notice. select
assortment always OH hand, at
HEARD & WATSON-S
oc5 lw National hotel and 9th 81.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED pREss
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of fha yiag,r,

I'll. AIstAx. Oct The ROYAL Mail Steamer
rom Liverpool on the a5fh uIt has arrived with
'n ne days later Liverpool dates
There was nothing OF Imnort,no. g., 49,.
tibent Va importance from the con-
da U '"en oeeh received from In
harrison, Watson & Co h,,S.r. -, NJ,
ia1rsd Their liabilities were largs VI num- hao
stntto,rd, pc or, OF rance and Russia met AZ
England sO'a''ohs OF France and
-, :, 1ps,s OF Russia aud Austria re,. IN
me- Con .. " elmsT on the LIST of October.
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By BARNARD& BUCKLEY; Geor

DAMAGED GUANO AT AUCTION.-Ou
tRlDAl, 9th IHst., at IL O'Clock m, the
count OF whom 1t may cuncera-
80 osss Of Reese Co.'S manipulated Guano.
has been but slightly wet
sale positive and without reserve
Terms cash, in par funds
Oc6
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:. II. CORBf
sc l5-eolm (Alex. Gax 2awt0

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-A very
neatly furnished. on the first ioor elevated feet
from the SIDE wall Location very desirable beng
near the state and Treasury Departments. No. 49,
New York avenue, second door from 18th street.
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AUCTION SALES
RYE = WRIGHT. &C.,,

BY j.. >. WRIGHT Georgetown.
FORREST HALL. GEORGETOWN Th;.
L splendid building not having been sold AT D,,,s,s
sale, will be offered at auction on the 10Th inst =.
O'Clock, IN front OF the premises.
b. FORREST
r.. :. WRIGHT
oc6 &C. (Intel& Balti Sunl Auctioneer
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A Still LIVE"
"a I'D viii not lie oatdone 10y any IN the Painting
Lime. Having secured the services of an exoe-
rIhced Sign and Ornamental Painter ! am PREPARED
~ do SIGNS, BANNERS, TRANSPS Rem
ClEsS, G., IN the latest styles.
Also, continue IN do HOUSE PAINTING
GLAZING. ana g RAINING in a superior msnner
streets. ~ "
- 4-eotf NJ PARKER
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IL GOODS

We have IN stare very extensive assert nent of
Cati et Furniture and other Housekeeping Goods
which offer friends rid Gus toners M thI
very lowest prices for cash good paper. We deem
~ unnecessary to enumeTate aItIceS our stock Is
very full and complete. Persons desiring TO pur-
chase wIll please give US call
McGREGOR Il CO,
Sc 30 eoaw sss1 5Ib stra,,
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LARcESY.-Mary Thornton was arrested by Of
hcer Kimball on charge Of the larceny of vari-
oIs goods and money. She was taken before
Justice Dom and confessed to having in her pos
session portion of the articles named. She was
committed for trial at Court
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The RIYER.-SOme little regularity was OBJ
serva6le Yesterday on the part Of the steamboat
lines The Page adhered to the promise of leav-
ing the vharyes at the stated hours In conse-
4aenre Of the necessary trip Of the " ColIyer:, to
Mount Vernon she could not come up 10 the mark
precisely; but We are assured by Capt Baker
that il Is his intention TO perform his part OF the
contract To the letter. Of course excepting the
Mount Vernon days, when Il will he Impossible
for him TO do
At Mattingly's wharf they have commenced
driving piles for the new wharf.
The POwhatan went down to Hunters Ship
Yard (Alexandria) Yesterday, when she will be
hauled up In a few dsys for repairs
The tides continue 10 be very high, and Il has
been observed by old riser-men that the tides
have not been 50 regularly high for many years
- this fall
AT A IHlstrOng ship Yard, the neat little sloop,
r Howard, owned BY Capt Chas. Il. Howard.
las been reconstructed, and was launched few
days ago She makes her first trip down the
Tlyer tomorrow
Arrived At Harvey & Co S wharf schr Locust,
Capt Thompson, from Plymouth N. c., with
ls3.UcO sLiB2 les for Walker 4 Co.
The oys eT trade has commenced in good earn
est boats from the various oyster diggings al
irving In fleets every day.
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fo-N1sHr, Numbers opening soiree at his dan
cling academy, corner Of Ninth and ID streets.
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MY, STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES bsius
w W ABOUT The larges. i. tbs cIty At tins st,
time, and hsr,.g been purchased before the AA4
rise IL Leather, can be sold at about Is to "a IN
per cent less than goods purchased at thiss ~
time. Call and examine for YOU rselves al
:. Z. HODVER'S,
W " Iron Vail. Pa. hot. md
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-Par: of a HOUSE
l. a, situated on the corner of Maryland avenue aid
llth street. Island. There is pump of good water
"a the yard. Apply on the premises, No, 59I MsTy-
Rtlu avenue cOrnSr OF I'm street. COS -
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Meeting Of the Pennsylvania Lr-islature.

The cholera was raging in the north Of Euyope
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

TRoors ON THE PLAINss-We learn from
the New York Herald, that troops are to
cross the Plains this Spring for the protect
ior. of the overland emigrants bound for
California and Oregon. Orders have been
issueG.for the 4th Infantry, nox stationed in
Oregon, to move across the country. con-
structing the road. for which appropriations
have been made. The companies of the 9th
Infantry, now at Forts kcarney and Lea
venworth, are to follow up the Platte valley,
in the old Orason trail, and go through the
mvaa.ains at South Pass The companies
stationed in Kansas are 20 embark at Fort
Leaaenworth, and ascend the Missouri in
boats 20 Fort Benton-there to remain until
relieved by 4th Infantry. some time in the
summer, when they, too, will move across
over the route passed over by them on their
march from Oregon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15
ypesn A,fd Mexico.

In Spain active preparations for the inVa-
sion of Mexico we're going forward. The in
vading force RS set down at ten thousand
men.
There was nothing of importance going ON
at Havana, except the preparations for the
contemplated hostile demonstration against
Mexico, A grand military review of fifteen
thousand troops had afforded amusement and
occupation for the ilabanens.
The New York Herald is informed that
Mr.. Cass has sent back the omnibus treaty,
containing fSe several conventions, with
Mexico. Tlais treaty has never been acted
upon by tie Senate, but has been rejected
in Cabin ct council. The Secretary Of State
sends letter explaining the reasons for its
rejection. and it is said that Mr.. Forsyth.
our Minister at Mexico, mas been instructed
to make no more treaties in the absence Of
special instructions so to do.
The rejection of the Mexican treaty will
be a death blow to the unfortunate repu5-
lie. She is now without the means to pay
the expenses of her government. She is
menaced by Spain on the one hand and by
Great Britain on the other. llarassed by
creditors from without and within, constant
ly threatened with internal dssensions, her
treasury empty, her soldiers starving for
their pay, she applied to the United States
as last resource. Obtaining no aid from
us. the Mexican government must crumble
to pieces, and her overthrow is only the be
ginning of the end of a movement which
must result in the extinction of all the
effate broken down S0uth American repub-
lies Governments which have no self-sus-
tanning power must always go. to ruin at
last.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15
Inter from Ntcarngua a.
Gallant -ft:ack by Gen. Walker on san
ISTge-Reported assassination Of Presi-
sent RiUdS- Great LVsS et the enemy.

Gallant Attack 5y Gen. Walker on san
ISEge-RepOrted ASSASSINATION of Presi-
sent RiudS- Great Loss et the enemy.
San JUAN DEL NoR1E, March 10Th.
Nothing of Importance has occurred ON the
river since the retreat Of Col Titus and his
men from San Carlos The Costa Rcans are
at Castillo, their pickets extending down to
near Machuca Rapids
Col Lockbridge has been here several
DAYS with the river steamer Rescue, await
ing the arrival OF the Texas from New Or
lcnus, by which he expected to receive large
rcinlorcements. The Texas from New Or
leans arrived last night, bringing l4O men,
and also provisions They went up the river
this morning.
1t appears that the Costa Riean force that
drove Col. Titus frorl Castillo consisted OF
only fifty men. while the force under Titus
numbered about two hundred men The
Costa Ricans boast greatly about tie affair.
There is no reliahle news from Walker.
The L. 5. ship Saratoga lett this morning
for Havana.
The river steamer Scott, taken at Castillo,
is nearly repaired, and will be in running
or Ter in a few days The river is very low
ON the Pacific side.
On the 10th Gen. Walker, with 400 men,
made an attack on San Jorge. The enemy
thinking that Rivas was left without protec-
tion, Gen. Chamorro, with 1000 men,
made an attack on that place, which was
defended by Gen. iicnningsen, with Il strong
force
Gen. Walker, after consi lerable fighting
and killing quite number Of the enemy,
succeeded in getting into the Plaza of San
Jorge As soon as he found the enemy un-
der Chamorro bad gone to attack Rivas, he
withdrew his men and marched TO attack
the enemy in the rear The howitzers of
Gen IIennngsen on the Rivas side, Gen.
Walkers rfemen and six Founders in the
rear, succeeded in cutting Chamorros forces
to pieces The enemy, by their own account
had 327 killed, and over 800 wounded while
Walker had only two killed aud twenty -ons
wounded.
The Rangers under Major Rogers were as
San Juan when the Orizaba left.
The death of ex-Presideut Rivas by assas-
sination at Leon, was reported at Laguar.
The news was received by the wife Of Ray
mos Rivas, son of the deceased
The President and Congress of New Gra-
NADIA have entirely refused to negotiate with
Mr. Morse respecting the matter upon which
he was commissioned in regard to the Pan
anna riot.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

New NICARAGUA TRANSIT RoUTE.-The
New York papers announce new transit
route through Nicaragua and Costa Rica,
which differs little from the old line, in
order to bring the route more definitely
within the territory of the latter state. This
route ascends the San Jnan river, anu eros
ses the lake to Salinas Bay, on the Pacific
which is said to be a ine deep harhor few
miles south of San Juan del Sur. The ex-
elusive control over this new line of transit
has been sold for an ample consideration to
certain parties in NewN ork, who are to pro-
vide all the means for the immediate opening
of the route with the river and ocean steam
ships and the land carriage In order not
to show too plainly to the public who Of the
steamship commodores are in the new ar
rangement, the grant will be held in trust
6y Ii nav name in tho Nicaragua fights
that of Mr.. Simeon Draper-and the out
siders will be called upon to come up and
take n hand without fear as this arrangement
ignores Walker and his forces entirely, and
wipes them out on paper, its success under
the present management is extremely doubt
ful. as they are not yet quite demolished in
fact. If Walker defeats the Costa Ricans
in the presen [ struggle it is not at all un-
likely that he will retain the proposed new
route, and found new city at Salinas Bay.
The fight is now between Walker and Sim.
Draper.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

DEACON EwER--Ferdinand 6 Ever, for.
merly editor Of the Pioneer Magazine. and q
well known newspaper writer, was ordained
as deacon in the Episcopal Church, on Sun
day, at San Francisco, preparatory to the
ministry. Mr.. Ever within two or three
years was, an atheist, he has since been a
spiritualist. He is at present in the San
Francisco Custom House.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

ORovILE GARDEN -Adolphe Viensick Il
Co., propretors OF the Oroville Garden, have
favored US with a basket of peas, raddishes,
lettuce, &c, merely as proof of the pro
ductiveness of the soil in this vicinity. The
Vegetables, plants and flowers produced by
these gentlemen, are not excelled by any
garden in the country. The greater pro-
iortion Of their seeds were imported from
France, and their vegeta ables are the first in
the market.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

Gs-A Boston paper says the iron steamer
Circassian. belonging to the North Atlantic
Steam Navigation Company, was to have
sailed from Liverpool on Saturday, March 4,
for Portland, touching at st Johns, N. +.
and Halifax. This ship is said to be model
one. and the owners are confident that she
will make the run to st. Johns, so that her
NJ VS. may be telegraphed from that place in
ne week from the time she left Liverpool.
VIZ, Saturday. Her arriY at st. Johns
has not been announced.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

Agp FOR KANsAs.-E Resolutions were pre-
sented, in the Massachusetts House of Rep
resen.atiyes appropriating one hundred
thousaad dollars to be expended in relieving
such settlers in Kansas as have been or may
be hereafter despoilad by the border ruff
ans, and in defending the legal and consti-
tutional rights os the settlers before the ju-
dicial tribunals. PROVISION is also made for
.he appointment of three commissioners to
disburse the funds. Ihis reads very well +;
but the munifcence of Massachusetts, in the
way of resolutions passed ipto pre7erhlo long
ago
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

ApyERTIsEMENrs.- Monte Cristo Sa-
LOOM" Myers street, has been thrown open
fer the reception of the public a huge
tcher paid its respects to this Office, filled
with ice and sparkling Sherry.
See the advertisement of J. lIamell, Su-
pcrintendent of Oroville Cemetery.
Frank Carpied, the popular restaurant
man is again in the field, on Montgomery
street, below Huntoon.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

New KIND OF FUEL.-Afarmerab $50
miles south of Chicago got out of coal, and
as the roads were in bad condition, he
thought he would try the virtue of corn IN
the ear to supply the place of coal. 1t
worked, so we'll that subsequently he pur-
chased load of coal and tried it by meas
ure in contrast with the corn; aud the ex-
pertinent developed the fact that the corn
fuel was the cheal est and the best. The
corn and the coal were worth the same price
per bushel, 30 cents each, and the corn went
the furthest and made the cleancst and best
FIRE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

RoAp TO FoRBEsTowN.-We learn from
n ID Plum, ESQ Of Forbestown, that the new
wagon road from that place to 0royille, is
being rapidly rushed to completion, and
that it will be in readiness for use, in about
ten days As the lumber from that vicinity
finds market here in Oroville, it is believed
that this road will enable the Norbestown
traders to ship their goods to TINS place, and
receive them in Forbestown atless cost than
TO wagon them from Marysvil!e. Thera are
three lumber yards in town supplied from
that vicinity, the teams. returning empty
Under such circumstances, it is believed
that traders in Forbestown and vicinity will
find it advantageous to ship their goods to
Oroville The dstence hence to Eorbestowr
IS about eighteen miles.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

&Q.Late accounts from Florida state that
Gen. Harney was in active pursuit of the
Indians on the east side Of Lake Okochokee.
Important results are expected from the
military operations now in progress against
the savages
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

s.JuMpING. OFF PLAcE."-A party of gen.
tlemen. from the Reservation near Cape
Mendocino, recently nailed the American
flag to staff on the highest point of the
Cane. which is also the extreme western,
point of American soil on the Pacific coast.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-15

QUARTZ OPERATIONS. The Virgin Quartz
Mining Company, near Spanishtown, in this
county, are making rapid progress with
their new mill, and expect to be in full ope-
ration in few weeks Their lead is said to
te exec edingly rich, and has been prospect
ed to depth Of two hundred and twenty
feet. Their ,aachinery was manufactured
by Donahue, of San Francisco, on a new and
improved plan The mill will run twenty
stampers, with Lightner's patent amalga
mator attached .The prOprietors evirce
determination to have the finest quartz mill
IA the State, as they believe they have To-
Gated on one of the best ledges They have
spent some six months in prospecting, and
certainly deserve the utmost success.