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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY Goddin & Apperson, anc,.

i Rysi az ssr ? LIE OF VALUABLE
ssg l trustee in dee 10 Of t rpa,tI MAN
cor" IN Gh.- Mlre dated 9th Marrb' is n lr r -
ny c ,s saetos on the premises, on FRI,la sell at
eonyy.r - commencing at oclock H.. me Dist
,hora lot viii, the buildings and ,nable and
fron,inG az a ', n 9,fcnpansy Of r jas ReinsnT
cunning hark the depth Of the lot Ihein @ street
- N th plan Of Manchester This pr"ne ~ ?t
oplseite 10 the Residence Of Mr. w l. III, w Is
Justly rrgarded very valuable on account ~ ''u ~
bridge. '''"H near to Mayos
Tho terms Of sale. which will be Accommodate.
VII, IT, ,e ma; made known at the hour Of sale
vii, o,ts = bglleved to he perfect but the trustee
Jy Il r s. MD AZ h
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ilN az i'' fliH-. u IL
~ BY agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty OF the Medical Coieg" and the attending
Physicians :" Bellevue Hospital, i'll addition to the
usual weekly charge, fee varying from s. to so
viii lr' demanded of patients requiring Surgical
operation. The particular charge for any specified
operation may he aHcrrttinri Beforehand by applicj-
lion to III" Resident PLY stefan: or the Attending Ply
-ician- and Surgeons Of either institution.
.tttHdi"a SnrgeDHS.-lrOt-. Gibson, Prticolas and
Nrlit.rd.
"a, ming PhysicidHS.-Prof- Tucker aud Conway.
Rc0,hHt TH VSctIH.-N Marion Howard, VI. d.
.SeWIFd.-F. vi. Parrish.
PrctdsHtqf nfrmdry-L. :. JoynrE, VI. d.
Persons in the country wishing to send patients To-
the inirmary, icriring information, may address
tn President or the Steward Jy dom
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a', Do. mad, 1T lu Main street Of everything per
tanning 20 XrUt- wear. both tol dress ami husinrs-
pHrp,--. ft-hIuu aud comfort ar. both Cnri-ult4i
100 Rae -"!'~'tlrn and manufacture # our goods.
GRO<IlUNG TtPNAN,
IL Man Al
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-S5. 80 4 LOAD
~ IN JUNE AND JULY.-I am urcpar,d IN r..
crive orders for the best Crate CLOVER HILL
CoAL, To b" delivered at ~ per bu.hei in June
and July, and 1t - cents after that time
CHAS. j. MACMURDO
u 10 I'm Office near Petersburg Dopot
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II. T.. FUTILE. Rocket.

~T"T MOTTO E.-Thc steamer.
,L--~,e - CURTIS pECK Capt Saml BARNES.
having completed her repairs. will. on SATURDAY
morning next. t1e nth inst, Resume the regular run
on III" river. leaving the wharf ut Rockets Mt the
usual hour, o., o'clock A. ~ for Old Point Ports
month AMI Norfolk, and return each alternate day.
(SnndayS cNCcptccD and. in cnHucxiun with the
lien COVE, Capt. Davis. will form a DAILY LINZ
to thS places, touching at all Tia" regular landings
II Ill" river going and rrturuinG.
Pa>~a - and fare H. usual.
Jy IT. X. o. UASKTNS
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INFIRMARY OF TIE MEDICAL COL

Il LEGE OF NIRGlNIA.-THs Intirmary connect
ct with the Medical College of Virginia. located in
the city Of Richmond, corner ri Marshall and Col
leg" street,, l. open lor the reception of Patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medical
IT Surgical aid, except III" insane and those labnrn.
undrr Contagious disease, admitted into the Inet
tuition. The accommodations for the sick are com.
pl"tc
The Patients are under the charg" of the Professors
Of the COLLEGE. The charges for Board Medical at.
Tendance. Nursing and Medicine, are for
" mt" PATENTS. ........,.-....... ST. per week.
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READING LAGER
E3't FRESH SUMNER CHI
TEG LAGER BkER.-The Unjyr- 81
Ask422 signed is now receiving weekly, sAss4@5
and will continue to receive throu2 huUt the season.
superior article of fresh LAGER BEER, from tn.
famous READING BREW ERN, which he will spI-
ply in quantities Ia suit his customers and the public
at his Saloon. J. &. LANCE
It'll St, between Broad and Marshall St.
nv l9-2ln*
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- DOW BRIDGE ROAD, ONE MILE NORTH.
EAST OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE Al AUCTION.
VII lie sold on FRIDAY afternoon the Eth of july,
lSi. at - o'clock, the dc7irably located Farm on
winch vi. Robert H. Lpscomb now resides. II LIS
on -, me Meadow Bridge Road, npp"-t" the Farm Of
'ri2e Daniel, aud contains about acres There l.
on 1t neat Brick Dwelling contaiIrir. t. rooms Is,
sid'- the usual out-budmgs. There is on the plac..
good spring and well, and fine vino yard All the
growing crops will he sold
TERMS-onr-fnurth cash; balance 1T C. IL and l.,
months hearing interest, secured by Trust Dee" or
itlc retained Tho soil is admirably adaptrd to al-
drhlnG. tDDDIN a APPERSpN
j. IL AuCtinuprrS
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A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR REu

=. B.HNmFtUUtKa INT, KOACH md MOT 81
rey irr the destruction Of Bed Bug. Hoachr- Rat.
NIc", &c. Fur ,il' only by
JNo v. POLLARD. Druggist.
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Iy l. GODDIN IL APPERSON Aucts
THE VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
Il CALLED LAIREI. SpKINE ONE MILE An


4 HALF BELOW RICHMOND. ADJOINING TREE
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Thc above beau
tful place will he sold at public auction the prem
i>c.. on THURSDAY. the I'd day of July, lA57. at ;
o'clock. 7. W. if fair. If not the next fair day. 1t lies
within ~ minutes drive Of the old market one quar-
TER of mile below Richmond. adjoining the Tree
Hill estate on three sides, and fronting Ro H. Stills
seat You have from it full view of Richnond
Manchester and the river bridges and surrounding
county. The dwelling If large. built Of brick and all
the partitions from basement to garnet built uf tho
same materials 1t has two purtcoc- running around
three sides over 40 feet by feet. 1t is in thorough
repair inside and ont. The enclosures nearly all
new The servants hou>cS, large stable and carriage
honsc are Of heart timber, brick spring and
house with all the other l!ou>cs i'll thorough l-
pairalsn, the springs superior
Soil Of best quality and we'll ditchcd. and manure
enough On it to put it III Zine farming gardening
order.
1t will suit any person desiring beautiful and
most healthy home. The present occupant beiu-
obliged to remove to Richmond. IL will he sold at q
great bargain II will hr with pleasure shown any
person desiring I" purchase 10y calling at the farm
TERN, :-One third cash. balance at and years.
for bonds bearing interest secured hV trust tiped
Jy t. GODDI\ a. APPERStlN AItrfS
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VARIETY.
SIGHT PRESERVED,

VI siunI PhESERVED!-
MEssRs. SERMONS CO. The es,s,.ES Ed
BRAZILIAN f rsBBE 1nqtpteEs f she
anhonnce their arrival with splendid .sortn, W
a a,,a newly invented aud improved sPE6ThCiESS'
aiu may pe consulted Mt their Office over q ~,
L1NnER No lt6 Aaia street. opposite Messr, AM
Their Glasses made Of the purest Brazi, po,,,.
anu constructed in accordance with the uhiIasonhy
~ nature. In the peculiar form Of q conca cop
mirror and their Transparency IL 80 perfect thar w.,
only perceive he has them on bv ha ie
pr,vemcnt in his sight The great noyei, n I'm. ,nl
80 s ~ to the @rm r. RfeSSaE manner
c to remedy In u word, to give an idea of tho s,,
periority and usefulness Of these improved spect
cles il will suffice Ia say that they have been IMAM.
monsly approved OF BY the most celebrated nh 81
cian- and oculists Of Europe and America.
The experience they have thus acquired combined
with their perfect knowledge of optical science ena-
bies them 10 decSde with certainty the mere in
SECTION of the Eyes what sort of glasses are best
it greater strength merely to preserve it, as NAV
be necessary, withont causing any apparent change
any fatigue or weakness.
RICHMOND, July lst 1851.
Ihave examined and sufficiently well tried the Bra
lillian Pebble Speetacics of Semmons & Co.. 10 come
to the conclusion that they decidedly preferable
toany have ever use'I, The principle upon which
Optics. and the magnitying power is remarkably
well developed. no. ". HAXALL, MD.
have examined the Spectacles manufactured 'Iy
M"-srs. Sermons Il Co. aud regard the lens used
tconcaroconvex as decidedly superior to the double
convex lens in common Use. They are ucarly free
from the defect IF spherical alteration allow Of dis
tnct vision through any part of the lens aud from
rn@,T ~, nfer'r& more ct Hn T"bs n # Sht which
RICHMOND, July 81. I>17.
RICHMOND July 81. I3j7
have no doubt that the Spnctaclcs OF the tIessrs
Sermons are thu hest now known.
CHAS. BELL GIBSON. MI.
Prof. Surg Med. Col, w.
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RICHMOND. July 81. l3j7.
have no doubt that the Sprctacle- OF the Nessrs
Sermons are the best now known
CHAS. BELL GIBSON. NJ D..
Prot. Surg, Med. Col Va
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
ACKsON's EyCILsIoR pITTERs

Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from we'll known au distinguished citizen and
ne" highly he speaks Of these celebrated tter-. now
80 much In vogue:
=, MI H. u. JACKSON Dear Sir: My mother-in-law,
hfr Armstrong. has been afflicted with by spepSa for
,Spn" NiAttth years. Not finding any permanent re
ne i'oh VA" various r.acier u~ctl, she induced
3u) Your Excelsior Bitter and IL affords plc much
p"s' 10 '"stlfy 10 thoir beneficial results She can
ne" 'hjo) her fooh with rtIish IL which she was
CinF. Dr., ~ 49,,
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IK-ANTED-A SrIKtR for Coach an,

w E.a,k,njth tpr.y {"
AlNSLtE BOWEN 4 POW ELL.
mi ~ le.fMnnll Main and nv
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sy1ee-r~yrLEE5.t T5SE PACKET 30 AT S FOR
-....asG-.E. y NCHBUKG AND RICHMOND
For repairs 10 the City Water Works the water will
he drawn off of the first level from the 18th 10 the
18th July. During this time Packets will run
Erom MinstCk, miles above Richmond Passeng gers TO
90 up the canal Will he at Minstick at =. NJ. Men
DAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Returning;
hacks viii meet the boat ~ g-2w
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BEAUTIFUL 81 iLDlNG LOTS FOR
- ALE ON CHURCH HIIL.-Nr- Van Low
ntI.'Ig thr most 'ir-ir.''l. -quur "u Church Hill.
,'luIi! situated au the iraw Of th" hiil. opposite
Mr. iultIn y III ~. .'Hi lrrHtiuG on GIacc amt
Ercf! -frrr-. viii h, nd IN lots a. -uit purchasers
fA.-. Wishing To- tud. COULD not mud At moro hraut
1911 t-.'tHn ~ ou" better disposed by nature. fu r.
}7. tu. outlay ot taste "r money. Apply to
~ I--tr Mas ELIZA l.. VAN LEW.
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\oTICE.-l have this day appointed F

"a HLtNklN~HlPmy laWtul Agent. to conduct
? ia" AND ia nay NAM. the GROCERY and con
DICTIONARY BUSINESS. uu 18th street, between
iaI7 street aud Min Alley, to luy aud sell fI cash
.uly. JAMES MCMANNEES.
~ hm"Nd. July 9th. l+57, j. ll-2w$
\OII'E.-I hereby appoint and con>ti-
tnt, b ToTTN nav Agent. t. conduct thr GIRO
CRY vt -INk<~. in al H. branches. On tho south
'i'". RvTi street. u.ir thr Petersburg Depot III ia,
''1 Of Richmond, with authnrIt5 10 buy AMI -rll tor
..-ir tH'. X. Il. TOrTN.
Et aUIli, JUlF lHh. -. y lt-}t
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EonNnNICAL. PURCHASES

'" sIitr-- uur,yi'"-. aud think by examining
'f' =, customers viii mud quality AMI apl"ara
tl1l.rit to pi,.t-,,
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q ROCKETS DRUG STORE
PRESCRIPTIONS put up at
IN all times. of the BEST MEDICIN ~, and by
x&.A reliable hand. W. l.. BAYLOR, NJ D.,
Jy Inns Lester street, Rockets
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nALLAMS GENUINE WHITE COD
- LIVER oII.--pure and fresh at 30 cents per
bottle. For sale only by T.. j. PICOT,
jyI Druggist
ESSENCE OF COFFEE For sale by
IL JOHN ". GARLICK,
Druggists and Apothecary,
Jy - Market Place, franklin street.
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y LLF-SEALlNG FRUIT CANS.-A full
-tpply Il Glass, Tin and Yellow Ware FRUIT
-. NpN u the season for ptttiBg up Berries and
'"hi' blinds Of vegetable; those Who desire fresh
~ ia winter shnnld yroculethese Cans. For sale
q iDa and Ii0use-fnrnishing Depot OF
; a BUihLEY A. GO
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DUTY In BLADDERS-Onc ton of the
i very best quality for sale by
jy 10 jyl3 WI SATTLER co.
AS SOLE AGENT in this State for ia
IA cob Seeser's Baltimore LAGER BEER, am
able to supply the trade aud the public in general
with the best LAGER BEER TO be had in the mar
ket in quantities To suit purchasers, at the lowest
cash price
Fresh lots received every three days No charge
for carriage. 2. WILBACHER,
iy IL Office at as Main street.
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a. TEN DOLLARS REV AR D.
~, Strayed or stolen from my stable. on Wed
nesiay night, small dark bay MARE. She has s"y
eral wndgalls on her legs. will give the above re
ward if delivered To me ar my store.
JOHN f. JACKSON,
Je CATS No Il Market Bridge.
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~ ciate Il superb, full favored Havana Cigar, are
requested Ia call aud try the celebrated Regina or Re-
gala Of the Qnren brand which pronounced the
finest article ever offered in this market For sale by
=. JOHNSTON & BRO, Druggists
- A. tttIu stT
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AUCTION SALE OF GEN

BY ThOs. ". kecsec, Auct.,
(Oficc corner Of Cary and 18th -.cets.
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A FEW tons Bone Dust, pure article
a For sale by W0MBLE & CLAIBORNE,
~ NJ n D.a II S.ra
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~ and Druggist. Eth street, between Grace and
IN Broad. would most respectfully inform his
knA friends and the public generally, that he ~ al
VA prepared to furnish Ph ysicas criptons at
my hour al the 'lay night, AMI guarantees the pu
'ity Of all nrepaTatnns used.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14
H. ". BOY TON,
WATCH MAKER AND JEwELER

ST., OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
SAN ANDREAS,
NTIIERE may be found large assortment
w of good Brass Clocks, such as sR
Eight Day, and Thirty Hour Striking EIA
and Marine Alarm Clocks. Also, beau sxs.s14
tiful Parlor and Bedroom Clocks, all of which
will be ~arrantad 10 keep good time one year.
Also, fine magnifying Glasses, with double
power expressly for examining Quartz Rock.
Also, Spy Glasses, Spectaclcs, Thermometers,
Pocket Compasses, American Pocket Knives,
Steel Tweezers, Watch Guards, Keys, first
quality Italian f string, finger-boards, tail
pieces bridges, rosin, bows, &C.
Also, a large assortment of fine Gold Pens,
Gold Fob Chains, Fob Buckles, Seals, Slides,
Ladies Gold Curb Chains Belt Buckles, Pen
ellis, Silver thimbles, Coral Beads, &c. Also,
fine Gold Rings, EARRINGS, Breast Pins, Lock-
cts, Snaps, Infants Coral and Gold Armlets,
Necklaces, &c.
Special attention will be given to all work,
such as repairing Clocks and Watches, manu-
featuring Rings, EARRINGS, Specimen Pins, &c.
n B. All work warranted if we'll used
| would also embrace this opportunity of
thanking the public for past favors, and hope,
by trying to please them, to still merit their
appreciation. jy ll-tfv2:2
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14
The Dying Distiller's Confession.

have sold all my whisky made drunkards by scores
Brought famine, and misery and death to their DOORS
Caught thousands of souls in my well contrived SNARE
And now l am going their ruin to share.
have sold all my whisky, broke many heart,
Caused weeping, and woe, and unspeakable smart,
Filled houses with mourning, robbd children of bread
And the way to perdition their fathers have led.
have sold all my whisky, sunk ships in the waves
Driven steamboats, to atoms and men to their graves
Wreck'd cars upon railroads. set cities on fire,
Brought sword, plague and cholera, with terrors
Dire
have sold all my whisky We inn-keepers, come,
Take warning by and escape my sad doom;
Now cease to entangle mankind in your snare,
Before you snk down in eternal despair.
have sold all my whisky; We drunkard's attend,
Come, hasten, charge you your doings amend,
For tremble to meet you on that dreary shore,
Where the offers Of mercy viii greet us more.
have sold all my whisky; perditon draws nigh;
My days are all wasted, and row l must die!
The pit of destruction stands open for me,
Let others take warning, and hasten and flee.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14

BREAKING CoLTs AND OTHER AMI
MALs.-A few leading rules may be laid
down as of universal application in the
management of animals which we wish to
subdue and control:
l. No person is fit to govern an animal
who has not complete self-control: tbe
first moment that he feels anger or irr;
tlon of temper he should leave his Office
2. The utmost kindness and gentlenass
must be used on all occasions. 50 far 81 i
consistent with convincing exercise Of
superior power.
B. Whenever the whip is used, it is Of
vital Importance that only single blow
be struck at time; for while single
blow produces dread of its repetition. sew, g
eral blows are followed by fury and re.
sentiment
These rules should never be departed
FROM Country Gentleman,
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14

RULES FOR REGULATING DREss-
Attention to few general rules would
prevent great many anomalous appear
ances; for instance, "a woman should
never be dressed too little, nor a girl too
much-nor should woman of small sta
ture attempt large patterns, nor bad
walker founces-nor short throat carry
feathers, nor high shoulders shawl
From the highest to the lowest, there is
not style of beauty with which the plain
straw hat is not upon the best understand
ing. 1t refnes the homeliest, and com.
poses the wildest-it gives the coouet;sb
young lady little dash of occurrences.
and the demure one straight touch Of
coquetry-it makes the blooming beauty
look more fresh, and the pale one more
interestingly makes the plain woman
look, at all events, lady, and the lady
more lady-like STILL"
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14

TRUE GREATNESS. Chief Justice
Marshall was in the habit of going to
market himself and carrying home his
purchases. Frequently he would be seen
returning home at sunrise, with poultry
in one hand, and vegetables in the other.
On one occasion fashionable young man
from the North, who had recently re-
moved to Richmond, was swearing vio-
lently because he could get no one to car
ry home his turkey Marshall stepped
up, and asking where he lived, said:
"That' S on my way, / will take itforyou."
When they came to his house the
young man said, 'sWhat shall pay your"
80, nothing" !" said the Chief Justice,
it was on my way, and no trouble
Who is that polite old gentleman
who brought home my turkey for mey"
inquired the young man of bystander.
ssThat," replied he, sis John Mar
shall, Chief Justice of the United States. .
"Why did he bring home my turkey?"
I" To give you severe reprimand, and
to teach you to mind your own business"
was the reply.
True greatness never feels above doing
anything that is useful; but especially,
the truly great man will never feel above
helping himself His own independence
of character depends on being able to
help himself. DIR. Franklin, when he
first established himself in business in
Philadelphia, wheeled homo the paper
which he had purchased for his printing
office, on wheelbarrow with his own
hands,
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14
Main Street House.
SAN ANDREAS

TIME ABOVE HOTEL (the first established
IL in the camp. has recently been improved
and refitted, in order to accommodate its large
and increasing custom.
The proprietor tenders his sincere thanks to
those who have given his house their patron
age and preference, and informs the travelling
public and the community generally, that he
is prepared to accommodate all, with Board
and Lodging, reasonable terms as can
be had in the camp. PHILIP F. PIPER,
sep l2-mtf Proprietor.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14
NOTICEi
aGF- bounty Land Warrants %ySa

UyHE undersigned having completed arrange
ments with his Correspondent in Wash
ington. d. c., is now ready to procure Boun-
ty Land Warrants, granted by an Act OF
Congress. passed March Sd, 1855, giving land
leo acres) to all connected with the Army or
Nacy of the United States, in any of the wars
in which the United have been engaged
Also. State Troops, whose services have been
paid by the United States.
Information given gratis.
na.No charge, if said warrants are not OBJ
tanned. H. IHUMfooN, D.
nA. Office, Centre street. next door to otur-
ges' Stone Building, Mok. Hill. feb 1-52
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14

ly over and into her soil. Californians
are famed for their energy and perseve-
rance to overcome every obstacle that
may present itself in their course. Let
us not lose our fame in entrusting the
work, that is ours, to strangers, to foreign
countries; but let us push forward, and
convince the world, that the word elm
possible is not known by miners, and
mechanics, and farmers in California.
Ed. WOLLEB.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14
Lumber! Lumber! Lumberl
Ell DORADO STEAM SAW MILL,
Eight miles from San Andreas, bet,reen Gaze
City and Mountain Ranch.
WILLIAM IRVINE, -. :. Proprietor.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED has always on hand,
J. large supply Of all qualities of Lumber,
and Is prepared to fill oil orders on the short-
est notice. at the lawest market rates. His
ARD Is situated in the rear of the Kinder.
nook Exchange, in tho town of San Andreas.
! have also established Lumber Yard at
campo seea, with Boyle L 0'Neil as his agents,
n. B--A good supply of long and short
shingles always on hand.
dec 20, '56-6nl* WILLIAM IRVINE,
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14

Bay Strive for independence rather than
riches Some men are slaves to their own
riches,
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14
Gotels, Restaurants, Mf.
kinderhOOk Exchange!
"A "A M. CALLAHAN, Proprietor. s.@
Corner Of Broadway i Main sts., San Andreas.

TNIIIS POPULAR AND COMMODIOUS
IL Hotel, situated in one of the most pleas
ant and convenient localities in the town, is
constantly open for the reception of Tran
sient and Permanent Boarders. The
rooms are spacious, thoroughly ventilated, and
furnished with view to comfort. The dining
hall is the best in the place, where the patrons
of the house may depend upon finding the ta-
bles spread with the choicest edibles the mar
ket affords.
The Bar is furnished with the choicest brands
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Board and Lodging:
Per Week, single rooms,. $1,000
Per Week, double rooms, ,.............. 500
Without Lodging, ........ ............. 100
Single Meal, ......... 10
Meals at regular bours.
yPayment to be made invariably in ad-
vance. sep. 26-mtf
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-14
THE INDEPENDENT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
BY Ar NOR s. CO.
p. P. koosER,.....o. M. cLArEs, .....cEo. Annon.

Al San Andrcas, Calaveras County, California,
Oiiice in the INDEPENDENT Building, ST. Charles
street, above Main.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One year,
invariably in advance, SO; six months, So
three months, 50.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING: One square
of twelve lines, first insertion, $3.50; each
subsequent insertion, Sl.25. A liberal dis
count will be allowed to yearly advertisers.
business Cards, not exceeding four lines, 81
per month.