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IHALBERG'S MUSIC.
| 'TNHALBERGs Variations on Home, Sweet iOue.
TIIALBsRG,S I'll on on ,.tisiFe p'Amors"
THALDERGlS sertnatle srom Don Pasanals 3lE,
o, ,,,l:3r For sale al; q. a. r. GARTwhtglITs VI.
WHO wants elegant toilet or slayinE s9sp,, M
w Lows Brown Winsdor soar.
eisessr's ,Is.S ,M9GSsy -
IIonel's Ahu0nd q" tsaa terai 5a6t
BazlIts WiisG6r 49, @ go
Taylor's v ash baIlJ Z"
jsio 7. il. IoeAs j co.
LCt. CfEAA!, SODA W AIkK, CANDIES,
CONTEMPORARIES, &c.
r WOULD hereby give notice TO the citizens Of Hheedg
Fo aa y' s S.s BE- lee
all those WHO may favor Win call
Fountains in the city, visit see which will
one nat saying Of the heaitfn distilled
been aSsS bestowed upon ue for the last two years
pGas 19's e9h''AsSaSiR oiSRIEs q ss T. sR1z
"a ~ RNTIIksIIK NEW sT(SOM or 70
IA PAPER AANGISGsf III Ssyffs5-,
~ RIItE BOARDS, 81 5ssis. b ~ . lets
WISDUW SHADES,
tHasb COLDS fsS hsb HFas 4assE1s, IL! &C.,
a Just opened At the nes- variety Store Of, ia
So, ~ Monroe sIrsst,s5
next door below q *. WheaI's
atA 4WH0LEsALk NttIioS sfoHk.
u IM Isk '@ = 's'' eriisil nEisRELI styTAaixogS
ROtSN. 6fetn and Blue 07snadnes, Ven, slrsr6r
= W aae's' 'sf' 's'F's' irEtsxkLb swi1R tSsES.
AT slE4LA Hls lot st Mesi. Just and for
Jyl No. 6Wsshi6gt6n Hit
lIDfIl 1IS E6AHI56l saiIons q rruuine Cider
I " gar III stets aud for saisb DREW r. DIAkk,s
! LETTER. BOOKS AND LETTER PRESSES
NAE have sTPER1oR yEBIGM unfHfSG hooks, =
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pianoes SIeodeons s,raphines md Aecordcons tuned
ami repaired all other kinds of Instruments generally,
~ Ali goods warranted, at this establishment
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SHEET MUSIC.
am constantly receiving and keep hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet Music. Ao Instruction Books
for every kind of Instruments now in use.
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k,UPERIOR LIQUORS.. a Tine article OF ITandes, Hhes,
CIaryts Scotch AIes, tobacco and Clgars, Sc &c can
~ had 1T '1fis ~ DREW 4 DRAKE'S,
iyl So.S washtngtOn Hall
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HEISKELL g GEN
II IArE now received their entire SECOND sETOCK OF
IL SPRING & fsCAtMRR GOODH recently selected iu
New York By atils and oterai lee FROM the
arrivals and elegant dssiPnS Uf the easen. Tlc x6u bag
here to call tile tcntion OF buyers the1r etIvr tecS
Of Dress Goods aud EnbroldeTies, which in yArtt. aud
beauty Of style, combined Will moderate prices cannot he
excec Their stock OF starls and other Gobds is likewise
very 1Nmplttg.
We have no~ opened beautiful AssortinSht Of Spring
and sluuiles Dress Goods; combating of - Il e = -
hicli Fl0unced Grenadines,
.f BayHieFe Flouncel BErcges, fs5 81 ftlsf
Rayadere Flouuced silks,
f3}9s Striped aud F1bunced OTgandics, +.
apS HE1SKELL q SfEEARlHGES.
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Accommodation Train leaves Ravenna at 500 Nj stops
at Way Stations, arrives at Cleveland at $40 A. NJ.
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II A receiving and keep constantly on hand aargc Stock
or the celebrated ITAfLET DAVIS & co 'S PIAN0ES.
Also, complete assortment of MEl0uEOHS and SEfA-
pEIN tom the celebrated nanufactOries OF carhBrt
NedhNm aud II. hughes Also, spItnIel GOlhic Or
an style for Churches Lecture Rooms, with four st0ps
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New Arrangement,

- n 4NTVY3 HHAIN bGIAGt4U'
WOULD annOulcc the sui,Serbcrs for papers Perai
Mr. TobinS ROoa, that ~ are orecsiynS sat ierieai
Gals regua;lv and would Ptguttt usp above referred
TO- cullIt sian street.. Any isihg discontinue
their will peas asse Us that may not Io
ger tloir copies. We have just received f
elegant Family h.s; pubcalions; 9lfs ens aud
Mrs. SouthW6Tls Works. Everything id tile Hook anil
Stationery line e lad at the GgarlOok Store No.
III Main .triit - IiIsR
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lNUE his superior Enll Ink hhs been beinre The HubIo
= now nearly years. has been constantly gainng Ia
Iayor and preferred by nauy 70 tic ar.taned Arr
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connection with the above, keep the LARGEST stock in
the Western country OF the following goods: Eolins No-
nceoes Double Basscs, Guitars BnnIoes, TNnborlnes,
Putinaes Accnrdeons, Flues Pies Fngcots, Clarinets
Drums Intact keep article belonging to tile
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Accommodation Train leaves Bridgepor: at 1915 r. NJ or
tWeIsvlie, stopping al all Way Stations.
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q lac G.YnchBuHsS Hose ana Fire Ensurnmce
Company of AynCIlbnrts, Va.
CNAPITAL SIUOvUU will take risks promptly adjust
" and pay losses. WM It. SElbH,
j,nG Agent.
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RNCOURA GETAIERICA G An MAN uFA OTiuRkbe
MUEL EES'A AiBOOlkrEkEEkaEls'S
Writing Fluid.
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INSURANCE.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
Ana .nys y9n,., ISqFpIpgs y.

IL
And sRve your EurntnTs by
lINS J3ING YOUR LIFE
JJTILLIAAI}r. sELBY-ISsrRAScR ACExT-oitice at ths
w take Fire and Marine risks 10 tie following prompt
Virginia insurance cOmpaniss, viz;
Tie Insurance Company of the Valley Of Virginia. Al
Tie Lynci6Grs Hose and Fire Company al
Also, witsEe application for Life Policies that well
established Company, the United States e Insurance n'
n9iIy q Trust Somn2ny ol HlllSaslRn4a. lanzs
The Insurance Company sg
OF lNI11ll VALLEY OF
TIAPITAL, $SuO.OuG-a paid in and invested, with SUR
" plus, VIII take Fire. Cargo ard Marine risk Losses
promptly adjusted and paid. wAI. Il sELBY,
j. n Baker, Iallant Delaplain,
Norton, AcheaOn Co. 6, Hartman,
List 1 Howell, Ow ueiskell Co.
jRn20
a he DuEs: .lo:s aHd FIRE sns"f"nee
CNAPITAL SlOOUUV will lake risks pr0hltly adjust
~ aud pay losses WM.T. sEi;h1, ..
- Life Insurance.
INIIE undersigned will applications for Life Policies
il in the Umted States Life Insurance Annuity Trust
Company Of Philadelphia. .z,,, ,os 20
Estimated value Of annual premiums WI d ssg204 SSSS %
wheeling. Jan. 81. 1sS7.-tjan29 Agent.
The Citizens Fire, Marine and
INSURANCE COMPANY
OE WIEEELENG.
OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO THE NJ 4 NJ BANK.
issue ef%ReRs at 11s he nos oS liberal rates on Fa
RSE and ISt-ASDrisks. n,rrcrops.
A3E e ssss S3ss T hs9s %s?Ss Sweeney 5si Rahsf
Jas C. AclesOn Ls DSl"plain NJ J0n OH Hopkins
VIZ. PgrrRsoS, Secretary. sn1
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IMPORIANT "IHANGE OF IINE.
IN and after Monday, July 49, 1851, Trains vii! run us
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AGENTS FOR THE INDEPENDENT

ANOTHER GEM.-On our first page will be
found another Gem from the graceful pen of
NINA. We would give few of our most
"halcyon days and sunry hours" to be PERSONAL
~ acquainted with the "sad hearted" warbler
who sings so sweetIy; but as she keeps up a
most mexcusable incog. must content ourselves
with the bitterness" of hope deferred. The
Lines in to-days issue are superior to any of
her productions, heretofore published We
hope to hear again from '.Annap and by all
means give us the correspondence from the Ma
moth Tree Grove, and a poem on the "Icgend
of the Lost Ok,
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L u M 3 e r!

TIE SAN ANTONIO DITCH COMPANY
having completed extensive repairs and en-
largements in their Mill, are now prepared to
furnish Lumber of every description at the low
est rates.
Orders for Lumber left at G.. L. Osborne's
Store, formerly Osborne s. Thompeon) Old
Gulch,-at Prince Co.'S, at Angels Camp, or
at the Yard in San Andreas, will be promptly
attended to.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patron
age hitherto bestowed upon them, the proprie-
tors respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same. +. r. PURPLE,
General Agent for the Company.
pa \ fine lot Of SH1KES & SHINGLES
Tor sale may l6-tf
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Installment of Officers.

MoKELUMNE Lopez. No. 44.-Thursday eve
stalled as officers of Mokelumne Lodge. No. A. |.
q. O. F.:-Thom,s s. Loutitt " c.: NJ L. CO.
zine, Y. g.; Willard Kttridge, r. s.. B. V.
Sargent, T.; Chas. W. Littler z. s. Mr. A. p.
Humphrey, ID. ID. G.. ~ offciatcd as installing
officer
BIC TREE LODGE, No. GS MURrHy' s.-On Fri
day evening, July Sd, the officers of Big Tree
Lodge, No. Gs, Murphy's, were installed by \.
J.. Humphrey, d. u. G. A., and T. Rodgers
Johnson, Grand Secretary Nelson Rodgers
" c.: Q. p. Powers, V. G.: c. \. Hunt Perma-
nent Secretary , Recording Sec
retary; John G. Hughes, Treasurer.
CANPo SEco LODGE, No. G6.-On Tuesday
evening, July 7th, the following officers of
Campo Seeo Lodge, No. 66, were installed by
4. p. Humphrey, d. d. c. NJ. for the ensuing
term III. \. Messenger, y. e.; }. \. Shocma-
kcr v c.; William lIoman, Recording Sccrc-
tary; : Gray, Permanent Scctary; = Ircnstein,
Treasurer
HorE LoDGE, No SO. ANGEL,s.-0n Thursday
evening, July 9th the officers elect of Hope
Lodge, No. 3:3, for the ensuing term, were in
stalled by ID. D. G. ", A. 2. Humphrey u
Il. Smell, y. c.; p. W, Scribner, v c.; John
GiIiland, Secretary William DOughcrty, T.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

GREAT ARRIVAL OF CHINAMEN.-Last Satur-
day the following cargoes of live Cinnamon ar
rived here from IIongkong BY the Joseph
Peabodv. 445 by the Car'bJean 420; and by
the RoJrt Passenger, 2S6; in all, ll5l. The
clipper ship Ui=zard, which arrived here on
Sunday, the 2sth of June, from IIongkong, had
also on board 7o7 Chinese passengers. These
1853 Celcstials make the first instalment of the
twelve or fourteen thousand Chinese immigrants
with whom we are threatened during the pres
ent Summer-Buifetin.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

suites Oh rooms for the use of ladies exclusivelv
anu parues visiting the Big Trees" or other
s,"i'i ,r carloslties in the vicinity.
nc management of the domestic densrtInent
Is &C connded to Mrs. Perry, a lady of ernar;enca
Inc bAk IS stocked with fine Wines and liz
quors, ana the lardcr daily supplied With saa.
sonable dclicacies. fp'u WIN sea-
Stages arrive and depart daily for San Az
dreas, Mokelumne Hill, Sacramento. Stnckton,
Sonora and Columbia A'oh'
Parties of Pleasure, and transient onAsts
will find every accommodation for their corn,
fort
MatfeSOn's Livery StabIe.--Mr. T.
}. Matteson, proprietor of the Livery Stable
Immediately opposite Sperrys Hotel, still con-
tinues the business in the good old style. DIS
heretofore, at reasonable rates, furnishing as
good turn-outs, for the money, as can be found
in any stable in the State The proprietor has
lately added several very fine teams and spring
wagons especially for this summers campaign.
liis stock of Horses and Buggies are as complete
us 10 be found in the mountains, and can ac-
oo'nmodate large or small parties with any kind
~ conveyance, from light-top buggy to four
morse coach. Also, fine saddle horses. for La
dles and Gentlemen.
h"fpnys and the Big Trees is also the ter
minus OF Dillon Co.'S Stage Line.
Esafber Shops, Bath Houses. and
eseis other facility for the convenience and
oon,ior' OF the travelling public, can be procured
'it Murphys at San Francisco prices
A. SMITH HAYNES
proprietor Mammoth Tree Grove:
SPERRY 4 PERRY;
ProprietorS Sperry's Hotel
I. j. MATTESON,
Proprietor Matteson's Livery Stables
Murphys, April 2Sth, 1887
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11
$1,000 TO S5OOi

NIHEREAS, Il resolution was offered assu-
w ming that the Democratic County Con-
vention was composed of a majority of Know
Nothings, Black Republicans and Wings, which
resolution was laid on the table. The subscri-
ber is authorized to offer and make the follow
inc bct.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11
FOR SALE.

TOR SALFI.
FEVHAT VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY
Il known as Fox's Ditch. 1t is situated on
the south side of the Calaveras River, below the
Canon, and running to Grcascrtown, about two
miles in length, five feet wide on the bottom,
and two feet deep. There is about twenty-one
hundred feet of fume of sufficient capacity for
the Ditch.
1t was constructed by the late d. d. Fox, and
will be sold low for cash for the benefit of his
Estate Those wishing to purchase are re-
quested to call on Dr. II. Austin, San Andrcas,
or James German, Calaveras river, near the
premises offered for sale.
II. AUSTIN, Administrators
j. GORMAN,
San Andrcas July 3D., 1851. jy Aft
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ID. ID. VEZEY,
Carpenter, J o i IL er II d Undertakes

q Shop on St. Charles street, oppositcM
~ the Willow Creek Lumber Yard, ~
~ SIN 1NDREAS, M
Where Miners can be furnished with Pumps
Toms, Patent Rifles, Water wheels, Horse
powers, and all other machinery for mining pur-
poses on short notice.
ALSO-Constantly on hand, Sash and Panel
Doors, Window and Window Blinds Door and
Window Trimmings, Chest, Drawer, Closet and
Wardrobe Trimmings Bedsteads, Dining, Card,
Centre and Toilet Tables, Wash-stands, and all
other articles of Furniture made to order.
my 23-2m ID. ID. VEZEY.
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$1,000 to $500.

That majority of the late Democratic Con-
vention held at Angels, were Know Nothings.
Black Republicans or Wings. Any person who
dare accept the above proposition, will address
JAMES FINNEGAN,
jy lit Angels Camp.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co-part-
IN nership heretofore existing under the name
and style of Russell Il Washburn, i'll the Livery
Stable business. was dissolved on the 10Th day
of June, H. ID. 1857, by mutual consent.
II. w. RUSSELL
J. L. WASHBURN
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11
LOST! !!

An the road from Murphy's to the Big Mead
" ows carson Valley and Big Tree road) q
Masonic Diploma, Richmond Lodge No. 80.
Richmond South Carolina, issued to John Til
lery,-" Uncle john" The finder will confer a
favor by leaving the same at this office. iy4-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

The School House is commodious and its
location as pleasant can be found in this
vicinity. yet the want of shade is severely felt
10y the children III their outdoor recrcations.
and we would suggest to parents, that it would
add greatly to the health and comfort of their
children, if they would erect some cheap shell
ter in the vicinity of the School House to pro-
tect the scholars from the scorching rays of a
midsummer sun during their play hours.
The next term of this School is expected to
commence about the Ist of August
j. G. JORDAN Tcdcker
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San .indreas, July 4th, 1851.

The Livery Stable Business will be continued
at the old stand, by Il. W. Russell Il w. II
Miller, where good accommodations, on liberal
terms, can always be procured. jy 4-43
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

Subscriptions TO THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH
Those who have subscribed to the@erecton
of the Catholic Church in San Andreas, arc re-
spcctfully requested to cancel the same.
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FALLS OF THE SAN ANTOINE,
YSHE PROPRIETOR of the MAMMOTH
IL TREE GROVE. begS Ioa..a N

VIII PROPlslETOR of the MATgMnCur
IL TREE GROVE, begs leave 70 ~ e.,
the travelling public that he is now prenared -
furnish the best OF accommodations To r;s;.
and others, at reasonable prices. Evpr,- th;nr.
is prepared, and every arrangement made =.
ensure the comfort and facilitate the an,nso
ment of those who may choose to visit for
health or recreation, those greatest wonders of
the world-the Big Trees of California-durinw
the present summer and coming autumn New
roads have been opened and old ones improved
in every direction, so as to afford the pleasure
seeker an excellent drive, either by moonlight
or daylight, through an endless copse of living
green, and interminabc forests of sugar-pine,
which clothe in sombre habiiments the noun
tain SUBMITS of the Sierra NeyadaS The see
merry is bold, grand and magnificent; mighty
as are the giant pines, those primeval m0narchs
of the forest fabulous as may appear the we'll
authenticated stories Of their great size and
extraordinary the particulars describing
them, yet on seeing their huge proportions, the
wonder-struck bcholdcr is impressed that the
largest story did not exceed the truth. The
trees are situated in an exceedingly lovely To-
cality, within fifteen miles (by good carriage
road) of the town of Murphy's. This beautiful
village is situated in the county of Calaveras,
and is the most eastern camp in the county,
and in fact in the State located ut the termina-
ton of the Big Tree Road
An Express will leave morning and evening
for the town of Murphy's, where are mail routes
and telegraph lines, connecting with all parts
of the State. The Big Tree Immigrant Route
passes directly through the Mammoth Tree
Grove-being centrally situated, as the follow
ing table of distances will show:
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Big Tree Hotel Arrivals From July LIST to fl.


A p Bouton, Angels:
Miss + Lockwood, Angels;
Mr. Heldridge & Lady, do
Chas J Ward, San Andreas;
Vim Il Ayers;
A B Doolittle, San Francisco:
Geo W Root, do
5 A Allen, Columbia;
ID Brown, do
James Scott. do
Q Preston, StAekton:
J Starring. Mokelumne It'll:
:Wm Millii'gton, Sonora;
ii Il GRAY, do
G Sunderland, Jamestown:
Il |. Chase. do
; Blackf,Td and train, Sink
of the Humboldt;
J NJ Baldwin, Carson Valley:
G W Tyler. do
Mark Carley, Murphy's;
NJ B Flagg, do
f X Stone, do
sW L Tozier, Sleeper's MIL
Samuel Covel, Columbia:
Ill T Robinson. do
Vim Slovin, Salt Lake CITY,.
Louis p Drexler, do
X Mobby, do
{ Layton and train, Carson
Valley;
John I Harper, Douglass:
' Shearcr, Murphy's;
{. "A Sleeper, do
r lancey, Carson Valley;
.nM Mott. do
J Palache & Lady, Murphys:
Mrs g Kline. do
:, Miss Mary Stewart, do
ll;h / Piatt, Narysviile;
Miss ] Lennon, Murphy's
T NJ Peaslee, do
Mr. Wilkey and family. San
Francisco to Salt Lake:
. ; Canon, Columbia;
A Smith, do
Henry w Bigler, Salt Lake:
+ n Foot, Quartz Glen:
J 5 Young, Buena Vista Hill.
af;John Shannon, Mok. Hill:
John A Thompson. Carson
Valley Expressman:
Hiram Mott, Carson Valley:
t; % wagons and 40 men fol
v, Carson Valley, the week
ending July 9TH.
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School Report.

Report9fMe Union School. San .4ndreee. for tLe
term ending June 3D. 1857.
Ihe whole number of scholars attending this
term was forty-eight but owing to sickness
the average number in attendance was but
thIrty-six. The following is list of those at
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JOSEPH CENELLA
At the Sign of the
Big Pitcher,

At the Sign of the
Big Pitcher,
184 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
2lO street, Sacramento.
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
IN for sale, Wholesale and Retail, every va
riety of
CrOckery and Glassware,
Such as White, Gilt and Fancy French China,
Breakfast and Tea settS: common and fine
English plated Castors; Wine Stands, Cake Bas-
kets, Tea sets of all qualities Candlcsticks
Glass, Brittania and Plated; Lanterns, Lamps
for halls, parlors or private rooms; Chandeliers
suitable for churches public rooms; fine
Ivory handle and common Table Cutlery;
FINE GILT AND MAHOGANY MIRRORS!
In short, Joseph Genella keeps everything in
the line of Crockery, Glass and China Ware and
Table Cutlery, and of the best quality, with
which he will take great pleasure in accommo-
dating his customers either in San Francisco or
Sacramento. lie would also respectfully invite
the attention of the trading community to his
splendid stock of goods just received and of the
latest styles.
Call and see his stock before YOU 90 else
where, for he feels assured that he has every
thing you need, and that he can accommodate
you in the prices equal to any dealer in the
State. Genella understands his business: he
is one of the old pioneers in California, and is
well known to the trade. Don't forget the
BIG PlTClIER-lS4 Montgomery street, San
Francisco; 2l0J street, Sacramento.
jy 4:;im-v2:l:s
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II
lhomas >. Austin, David W. jerks.
George IL. Austin, Clara jerks,
Mary +. Austin, Minerva J. Lonis
Martina AUSTIN Catharlne McElan,
Apraiiam BenJamin, James McGrain,
Thadeus Benjamin, Lorenzo Medina.
Rachel Benjamin, William II. c. Medina.
Mnerta Belta, Albert Medina.
Martin Barre, Isaac Pevscr.
John Barre, Sarah Peyser
William Barry, Benjamin pcvser.
Ooney Barry. John Richardson.
curtis NJ Brown, Shelton Richardson,
John Cavanaugh, CYNTHIA Richardson.
Francis Cavanaugh, q. Virginia Rife,
Thornton Chilers, Willis 4. SamseI
James J. ChildcrS, Nicholas Samscl
augustus Cotte, Perry B. Smith.
Martha Cottlc, Mary f. Smith.
Margaret Foster, William Smith.
Michael Garry, Elisha y. Smith,
NJ. Louisa Garry Milton Stevenson
Edward }. Garry, Mary Ward.
George Green, Hattie G.. Willard.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

REMovrD.-The Barber Shop of Mr.. +. IIenschcl has
been removed to the building next door Ppers Main
street llot The room is fitted up in good STYLE and al
facilities in the Shaving and Shampoog line equal to
the best The s!op is decided Improvement the
old
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

WELLS, FARGO Co. Our joe" Of Wells, Fargo
Co., has been down below at San Francisco to receive his
family. just arrived per Sonora. During Lis absence,
have usual been generously supplied with fvos
Francisco papers and interior exchanges
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

Posr OFFICE LITERARY DEPoT.Mr. Charles Favile, of
the Post Office Arcade select assortment News
PAPERS and Magazines received per stenmer Sonora Mr.
Favle receives per each steamer, full files of Magazines
and papers from the Atlantic States and Europe.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

/ THANKs.-We under obligations to Mr.. Jerry W.
Sullivan for package of Atlantic States and European pa
pes The enterprise of Mr. Sullivan invariably places us
in possession of Atlantic in advance of the mall
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

URocERY STORE AT OLD GuLcH-Mr. C. L.
osborn advertises his large and well-assorted
STOCK OF Groceries, &C., at the old stand, for
merly Osborn & Thompson,) Old Gulch. At
the Store, miners and others will find every ar
ticle OF mining use, for sale at reasonable prices.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

Noisy CAIRIER.-We indebted to Mr. Chas. p. Kim
ball of the Noisy Carriers, 122 Long Wharf, San Fran
CISCO for full fills of New York Daily papers. Mr. KIM
ball always remembers the mountain press
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-11

CoLLECTISG.-Mr. j. W. Tyler, Constable, will in frl-
tre attend to collecting all special and general
entrusted TO his All orders left at Justice Stevens
flee will BE- promptly attended to. See Lis card.