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VIRGINIA EnIeRATIos WEsT.-Quite an tmpres.
slve seems took piece az our landing says the Bua-
among whom were some of the Oldest settlers of hi.
eommpnfy took their departure for the pratriss Of
children, brothers and sisters friends and Ioyers
s-pafAlsd-aon1e, PERHAPS, forever. lsrss can.
course Of people, comprising nearly the whole popu
latipp Of orr town, assembled On the BAH az tbs
nyeE to bid the emiErAnts sdieu "a - -, =.
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" Gibbs, Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHIC. OF EVERY SIZE AND
and made permanent, or If desired, to life size on
paper retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
nrst-class aHssts making most besutful and denrs-
Bile style of portraits
all descriptions. P E. GIBRS
Corinthian Hall, Main street, below sth,,
to 16 Richmond.
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~ Important to females DR. CHEESE

~ Important to females-Dr. CHEESE-
MANS Pf1LS.-The combinations of Ingredients In
these pills the result of long aud extensive prac-
tice. They're mild in their operation, and certain
in correcting all Irregularities painful menstruation
removing all obstructions whether from cold 9TH
srise headache pain in the side, palptation of the
heart. disturbed sleep, which always aTise from inter-
ruption of nature They can be successfully used
preventative. Explicit directions which should be
read, accompany each box. Price 81. For sale by
.l, - "a j. q. WOOD
ap 9-3t* Corner Main and 18th ct
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BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER,
I2-d6m - III Aseuts Rich mon

Y DIR. Peachy, corner Of Governor and
franklin SITS over Doggett Anderson.
Office students have access to Library and Anstou.
icsl plates, (fai1 set-l ses.a NH 2l--Im.
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~ Fencing Academy.---P. Wiibacher
takes pleasure in informing his friends and amateurs
In the science that he has opened class for insrac
of II lessons in classes NH Ism
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II Special Motto e.-Trusfee's sale OF
Watches Jeweiry Fancy Articles, Clocks. &c., will
commence At 10 o'clock This Morning at the store Of
w. j. Bartholomew: ALEX. MOTT, !
ap IL i24.s 'sss ls's-t Auctioneer.
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q Bowers, Snyder and Carfer.-of the
RICHMOND STovE AND ARCHITECTURE. IsoN
WORKS, have opened an office and Sample Room on
10th street, two doors south of Main street
NH % Sm* Ha ni-f
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THE Steamer Cambri

HALIFAX. April 10, P. M.-Nothing yet of the
steamer Cambria, which sailed on the 2Sth OF
March from Liverpool -..-'-
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-. - IL Il =: =. Weltfsrd has removed his
omcs 20 Itn suest between Brood and Msrshsii-
Hssseenee corner Of 9TH and Marshali strssts
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r C. II. Workman xr Co., call the Mt
tentop of the trade to their sale of Sugar and Mo-
asses. this morning. at IL o'clock, at the lower sheds
on the Dock. apll-lt
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.EY DIR. VIM. HI. Taylor offers his profess
sonal services to the citizens of Richmond and vici
nifty.
Office on Main street. over the Drug Store Of o. A.
Strecker, where he may be found day and Eight.
ap 8.-lmr
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No. State st., Boston.
Richmond. 70 l-d6m

W Teething Children will be strengths
ened and improved by the use of BAKERS BIT
TIERS, medicine purely vegetable in its compost
ton and entirely innocent in its results Delicate la
dies, sicky children stslwart men, and decrepit
men, may sll 1t with benefit to themselves, and
without the slightest risk of injury. 1t contains
mercury other poisonous minerals 10 free from
pure in every climate. A tablespoon full, before
meals will sharpen the appetite, quicken Digestion
strengthen the lungs, and impart happiness to the
diseased mind
Price 50centsper bottle. To be had of the princ-
pal Druggists in the city of Richmond and elsewhere
Orders filed by addressing
ape E. BAKER, Richmond. w.
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a. B. II. Wexford, Jr., Attorney at Law,
has removed his Office to Governor street. between
Main and Franklin. lap limit
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Kansas Investigating Committee.
CHICAGO, April 9.-Messrs. Howard and Sher,
man. of the Kansas Investigating Committee, pass.
cd through Chicago yesterday.
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~ Horse AuctiOn..-I shall continue ia
sell at auction, at the old Horse Lot near my store
avery SATURDAY, At 10 O'Clock, Horses Mules,
Cows, Carts, Wagons, Bugges, and every description
NH 26 R. CAUrHoRN.
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ATTEMPTED suIciDE.-Gottlipp Collimer. who
y awaiting his trial in the Chariestown, Virginia,
lah, dor forgery, attempted to take bis own life
on THURSDAY last, by cutting his throat with .
razor; HIS failure was owing TO his having cut
cut ais wrists badly. Prompt medical assistance
beng called in, he was placed in fair way to re-
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u KemevaI.-.Dr. Maye has reuoyss :.
~ ss omss n Issr q TIE house conner Of Broad al
s.s % fssnd By psnons requiring hs ar
vises NJ 1-dfms
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R. CAUTHORN.

~ Board Of Trade. Committee of Ar.
bitration: $50 q e ls9ff
,xG!l LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. W. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. G. GRAY, JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
NO 2S-ts +. s7ts n.
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KANSAS EMIeKATrox-A committee from Kan
sas are II St. Louis TO arrange fox tbs establish
ment Of line Of steamers from Alton. III to Kan.
sas, for the conveyance Of northern emigrants--
The COMMITTEES win proceed 70 Chicago, Gin
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,hs. a "a he ssnt 10 TSxas, and another that T. 10
70 TO North Carolina. some dhtancs west OF sans
bury. They are well hsiit, having some very val.
liable improvements, and do credit to the manu-
featuring skill of the city. They are TO be used
In savinr timber that for Texas win saw timber
for the Galveston msrket.
LETTER FROM Cor. FREMosr.--The Boston
Atlas Of Wednesday contains . letter from Colonel
Fremont, dated New York, March 18th, addressed
TO Gov. Robinson, the Free State Governor OF Kan.
sas, In which be congratuiates him on his success
incomplete so but destined In the end to triumph
absolutely. He assures Gov. r. Of his sympathy
aud disposition to stand by him In hii battle in
Kansas He says the notices ofhimseif In connec.
tion with the Presidency ''came from the partial
disposition Of my friends who think Of me more
fatteringly than do Of myself and do not there
fore call for any action" le-
ENGLISH AND FRENCH MOVEMENTS IN THE
WEST INDIES "A correspondent VI the New York
Journal of Commerce, writing from Port an Prince,
March 9th, speaks of an unusual naval force there
In the shape of four English and two French war
steamers. The correspondent says that 1t was
currently rumored that from 900 to IA 600 French
troops had been landed at Guadalupe, and that
much interest was exhibited to know the object
with which so large military force had been thus
quietly despatched to the West indies.
e Gov. ROBINSON, the free State Governor Of
Kansas, met . number of members of the Massa'
chusetts Legisa ure In Boston Wednesday, and in
. conversation assured them that the safety of
Kansas a. q f ee State depended on the defeat Of
Mfr. Douglas bill for new constitutional conveu.
ton. He said that Mr.. Atchison Is reported to
have 90, 600, 900 at his COMMAND to force slavery
into Kansas" ~ 5.S 90
SUMNER OF THE PEsTILENcE We are indebt.
ed to Mr.. WooDHoUsE for copy of this very in
tsresting volume oy Rev. Mr.. ARMSTRONG, rela-
ting to the yellow fever in Norfolk last year, which
has been already noticed by u.s.
HUMBoLDT's ISLAND OF CUBA This is trans.
lation by ]. s. THRAsHER, issued in handsome
style from the press of Derby e. jackson, New
York. Humboldt's Cuba Is book which, for its
Instruction well interest, and relating to the
Queen of the Antilles, 10 greatly esteemed. Mr.
Thrasher has accompanied it with notes. For sale
by Mr.. Woodhouse .5.-..
POEMS BY CHARLES KINGSLEY, AUTHOR OF
"AMYAS LEIGH" "HYHATIA," &c. Boston: Tick.
nor e. Fields This is q volume of Poems consist
lug Oh along story oi the oainIs Uageuy, OF TIC
true story of Elizabeth Of Hungary, Landgravine
of Thurmgia Saint of the Roman Calender, and
a number of minor poems We have not read
them. A number of books of poems have
appeared in Boston within short time
They seem not to have made much noise,
and we conjecture publishing has not been very
profitable. We do not however, mean to forestsll
public opinion against Mr.. Kingsley's book, which
may be very good indeed. 1t is for sale by MI.
Morris, ...
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sssss &. s.'i ss:.:.

- Young Men,s Demecratic A.~o.,..
..os-A meeting Of the Young Men's Demoe,s.s.
Asoelstlon viii Be held at the Corinthisn Hail on
a.,a s1ee', On friday evening, April 18th, q.
By order of the President
y lO--& $1,000. a. w &TARKE a..,.
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a. Preserve your Teeth-arrest decay
render your gums sound and healthy-by the use Of
prevents Toothache. imparts . pearly whireness TO
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath --is free from all injurious
lists q superior TO any preparation known See cir-
cular
For sale by PURCELL LADD CO.; BENNETT,
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE & GRAY; LAIDLEY
& ROBINSON; GRBBBS APPERsoN, and ali
Druggists. Prics 50 cts ss ia lt-Sm
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l.Is 's :s.! 20 :. q: !. !. l
~ LUTHER InBY
81 io-1 On The Deck.
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RICHMOND MAsurAcfuREs.-ws saw yester.
day at the manafActory 81 Mr.. RHAN, an .sns'ne
that IL 70 he sem % Tsxas and another snstm 70
70 10 NORTH Carolina. some distance west OF saiis
bury They are well hsit having some very val.
liable improvements, and do credit to the manu-
fscturine skin Of the city, They are TO be used
In saving timber that for Tsxas win saw timber
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~ Virginia Magic Washing Fiuid.--.
WASHING DONE iNLBss THAN HoURs.-The great
utility Of this preparation must be evident TO ALL a.
it requires only gll 10 do an ordinary washing 1t
10 unequailed In point Of economy, saving Of tims
and hard labor and rubbing on washing bonrda
The greatest evidence OF its ECONOMY and useful
ness its rapid rise In public favor and its extensive
and daily increasing use. 50 8 8. - -
So well has Il become known, and % hishly appre.
ciated that Il hiss nearly superseded ell other wash
Ing cohpounde soape &c and this solely by 10 great
superofity snd cheapness and the esss dispatch and
neatneW with which washing eau b. done with Il
tnot only seftens end removes the dirt hut bleach
% tho Artiele suowy white. +. Il s.ks IL ssssss
I The ere.t reputation this Fluid has sosuiss4 ed
tstions 10 DO on your guard and ask for tho esuu-
Inc srtiels which ssils for l2i quart and
psyed only BY Ell. PIc0T. pruGsie. y
C0snsf opposite thu Old Mssksk Asin street.
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SUMNER OF THE PEsTILENcE We are indebt.
ed to Mr.. WooDHoUsE for copy of this very in
tsresting volume oy Rev. Mr.. ARMSTRONG, rela-
ting to the yellow fever in Norfolk last ear which
has been already noticed by us.
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Hoteis Riehnond. Va. and sec year Hair cut ~ Pc
canning style To citissns and rnueers tho style
system Of hsir onttinn u his setoon sre
sonl hatsers himself that tventy years expensnee
bu.!pess has made him maetey 81 ~ srt 0ne tnsa
viii prove HI supsdoxity. Entxspoe % ll,h 1.se@
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HORSE TONlC..FO improving the com
IL dtion of Hoses and Mules. expellng worms, re-
leving hide-bound and giving new life and vigor to
in his first condition. Warranted to be what We
represent and no humbug. One bottle will last four
Horses long time For sale only by 81
DUVAL NORTON, Druggists,
andM Main
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II Batchelor's Hair Dye.-.Twenry years
experiment and application justify the OPP ietor in
warranting this the best Hair Dye in existence
injury to hair skin. Made and sod or applied lin
nine private roomsl at Batchelor's Wig Factory,
2S3 Broadway, New York. 81. l-Fs.E''
Tho genuine for sale by
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
I. ap lo--6m salsI nzals 126 Main street Z
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e. DaIIey's Genuine Pain Extractor
win subdue the pain and inflammation from the Sc
versest burns scalds, in from one to twenty min
utes-and that it viii heal the wounds without scar
and effectuslly cure Fever Sores-Piles-Salt Rheum
-Inhammatory Rheumatsm-Sore and InHamed
Eyes-Cufs- Wounds B ruses-Old and Inveterate
Sores cald Head-Corns and Bunions--Erysi pelas-
Sprains-Swelngs-Felo ns--C Chill blains-Btes of In
sects--Swelled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eruptions-and all other infammatory and cutaneous
diseases where the parts affected can be reached.
Don't be incredulous about tbs many diseases named
tdbe cured by only thing reflect that the few
but positive properties which the Daley Salve alone
contains, and heretofore to four.-
reach not alone the aforementioned diseases,
but many more lot enumerated. stts
= Quefy.-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-
SCRIBE cALoMEL INwARDLY FOR SCORES OF DIP
FERENT DISEASES! sa-3 +Ht g.aa ef 81 "a asa
Each BOX ,of GENUINE DALLEYs PAIN ExrRAc.
TOR has upon it q Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the signatures of C., v. CLICKENER & CO., pro-
prietors, and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. All
others are counterfeit. Price Is cents per box
u All orders should be addressed to C. v. Click.
ener Co 81 Barclay street. New York
For sale wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER
ap lo-om l25 Main street.
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II Bargains In Dry Goods and NIantil.
LAs.--ESTIRE NEW STOCK FOR THE SPRING
TRADE.---N. EZEKIEL, No. rs Main street.-Hav-
ing received my Spring stock of fashionable styles of
most advantageous terms am prepared to offer such
inducements those who purchase for casinos cannot
fail to secure large share of pati onage. All Goods
sold at my store will be found in every respect
presented. Being extensively engaged in the manu-
facture of Cloaks Talmas and Mantillas can offer
great advantages TO purchasers either wholesale
retail my stock in that line being always full and
complete, of every style and price. ~ -, ~ "A
Now on hand 200 Cloth Velvet, Antique and Silk
Mautilias ell to be sold of cheap. An early call 10
solicited. ap 10 N. EZEKIEL.
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Population and Wealth Of the Countrv

ne Aeaaie sugar plantation was sold ~ Ne
Vnsaas . sw days sines tsT ol4I,loo. =
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az Improved Ambrotypes. Ph0togruphs,
AND DAGUERREoTYPEs.-improv Ambrotypes at
OSBORNE,S Great Picture 6silery Having compile
ted an Arrangement for taking the Improved Ambro-
typssweproiss 70 send out pictures superior 70 sny
spared neither time money to introduce this new
style Of Aubrotypes slass 70 hif old estabh he'd
Gallery ~
The Daueusotype department win Neeive my
personal attention, fshan continue to put up De-
Euerreotypes for thoss who prefer them.
- q FtEs q; oSBORNE'S GALLERY,
fs9 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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" Library and Reading Rooms Of the
RICHMOND YOUNG MEMS CHRtsTIAs Association
The Library and Reading Rooma Of this Association
located N Goddn's Building tfrst floor, up stsiYs
are now open every day from ten O'clock A. M. to
evening and Friday morning
9 These rooms contain variety Of well-seIectsd
standard and miscellaneous BOOKS, a. well - an
ceiyed and hled BY the latest arrivals. fe1'ss I
q Persons Visiting the city, a. well a. citizens
their Plsasure. NH aO--Im
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EXCITEMENT.

GREAT EXCITEMENT.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON!
1.-THE FAIRY STAR"
CWho will appear In six different characfers7
FRIDAY EVENING, April lin, !.
The performance to commence with the Comic nlu''-
cal Drama of --t'ir4 & - 80
ST THE MAID OF THE MOUNTAIN;
tn bs followed by the Serio-Comic Drama twriLi,eeR
exprrs,Iy for Miss Robertson, by Dion bourcieauiD
- ANDY BLAKE. 80 -
Andv Blake. Miss RoBERTsoS'
To conclude with tfor. the last time, the rr0'eAH
THE CHAMELEON. aT
Laura, ............,...... MISS AsNLs ~ -
assuming S different characters .is
~ PRICES OF ADMISsION-IDress Circle and
PsTouetf e 50 cents; Family Circle = cents Cen'fo
GALLERY SO cents; Eastern Gallery 81 cts y
eS- Doors open at 2, performance to commences a.
8 o'clock crtt+5s;Ia 15s - -, N ~
90 Boz Office open from A. III. until r. ID,
vbsre .ears NAV be secured. ;st't f5ft n
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CvPrintinG aud PhotoGra phy.--T There =
great similarity between these two nssful srts both
economies time wonderfully. While printins DIV
Biography duplicates tbs face more rapidly than the
pencil and - the face y the mirror Of the mind the
similarity must be admitted This idea struck us
while looking " picsureso ear great states
men. ess4 easf asgss NH 2o--ts
FtrTx Cent or DoLLsK PictureA YOU viii 70 70 ns
Daguerreotype Wagons corner nh Ard Broad sfree,t
and get one two lkenesses 70 give 70 your Hsnas.
They are the best Style and larger than yea csn
get elsewhere. JOHNSON himself 10 operstins "
years in the business sp4-n
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T1LDoRAPH1c NEWS.
CONGREGATIONAL.

REPORTED FOR The pIspATcH.
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nARASOLs, II A = d l. S...Ladies In
want of handsome Parasols, and at the same time
vsh TO get them very reasonable have Just call
ms and select from large and varied assortment @
an m MILLHISER x BRO.
NJ B. Call to-day. closed on Saturday. OF
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nTHfONs kIBBONs...AIi in want OF
IL eheau and handsome Ribbons, will come to-day
and get their supply. Good styles at shilling per ID
better do at 20 cents per yard; 6eagriul styles az y
cents. ) MILLulSLH PM
NJ r Closed on Saturday rao
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1 CPKING MILLTEkRY.-Mrs. n. w.
NJ 0AND. JOG Broad street having returned nom
Spring Millinery. smbrsoing every novelty Of the
season. win dispose Of them for cash - Nss York
pces and solicits cali ffom The ladies OF Rich on
+ dnys. Ar11f "A iIHt 49, a. An fO--,di me
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\A . HENR1CU LIGHT DRA GOONS,
,m ATTEN1lUN-The Captain directs that
bed vases in front of od hs sq CIV
Han, ON WEDNESDAY. the sd instant, at Ii
O'Clock. A. M for the purpose of visiting the lower
part of the county Arms and accoutrements in order
for inspection. Forage caps well helmets viii
be net ded. BY order. .,... ~. ....is..
3 Bp ll---2t A. r GOOCH, O.
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n CONTINENTAL. GUARD, ATTEN-
"a TlON ATTEND special meeting of your compa
IN ny at the armory, on MONDAY, l4th instant, at
w o'clock, T. M. Be puuctusl. m =
BY order of the Commander. .....4
ap list II M WILLIAMSON 1st Serrt
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01
The Odd Fellows Festival.

PROCESSION AND CEREMONIES AT MoKELUMNE HILL
On last Friday the Odd Fellows of this county
held grand gala day, on the occasion of the
anniversary Of the organization of Mokelumne
Hill Lodge No. A, and the dedication of the
New Hall of San Andreas Lodge, No. so. The
celebration commenced at Mokelumne Hill, in
the morning, by an imposing demonstration by
the Lodge and invited brethren. The process
sion formed in front of the Lodge room at 10
o'clock, and preceded by fine band of music,
marched through the principal streets After
the procession had marched according to the
programme the brothers assembled at the Court
House. where a large number of ladies greeted
their arrival with smiles of appreciation. Past
Grand John \. Brewster, the orator of the
day, delivered most eloquent address. The
procession reformed, after the address, and
proceeded to the Lafayette House, where most
sumptuous repast had been prepared by NJ. G.
Ferguson, ID. ID. G. NJ.
In the evening, the members of the Order,
with invited guests and ladies, started for San
Andreas to assist in the dedication of the New
Hall, just completed.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

introduced the coming fall and winter,-two OF
the Company having spent some time in taking
plans and specifications of the works of the
largest and most successful Fluming Companies
in and about Columbia and Sonora
We know but little about the scientific merits
of the huming process, but we do know if there
is gold in the San Andreas gulch, the Flum ing
Company will get it, and also the gold that is
left in the tailings of the many piles of dirt now
thrown up on the hill-sdes sloping into their
sluiceing-fume.
The enterprise of the Company is deserving
of success, and unless prospects are very de-
ceiving, their labor and investment will prove
successful
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-01

ed on the walls. In the centre of the room was
swinging tablet inscribed Il. O. of O. F." on
either side, wrought with foliage of evergreen
which pleased the eye and cheered the heart
teaching the mild dominion of the precepts of
Odd Fellowship. A band, of eight instruments
enlivened the scene with rich music from ..lo,c
to htgh," giving "Life and metal to their heels.n
The hilarity and enthusiasm which character
lied the company from the young Miss of ten
to the more elderly Matron, was truly conta-
gious, and the merest smatterng of knowledge
Of.the Terpsichorean art, would have inevitably
led US into the May whirl of the gay throng
Never before did we so fully realize the import
ance of this polite accomplishment, or so deeply
regret the lack of tive seriously contemplate
the hunting us a dancing master, studying the
graces, and trimming our whiskers a la mode !,
The sweetest accord seemed to reign in the bo-
som of the merry company as they enjoyed this
strictly intellectual exercise, so necessary in
the cultivation of moral and social qualities
Those few outsiders who, despite the efforts
of the Committee of Arrangements, succeeded
in trading hats, are known, and they had better
keep shady, or the ancient " tiles left in the
ante-room, may yet cover the long ears of their
!dead-head" owners.