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Ben. 81 L. A. Whitl0Ck & Co.,
I3 Beekman Street. of Nassau, opposite the Asor
....a House,
pRopRIEroRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREANT CABINET
IMPORTERS Of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchans use Ord Dupuy Co.. Hennesscy, Pne Cas-
in Co. other the highest reputation and sole pro-
petos OF the the native proof and favor or
Cognac, viz:
Vineyard Chateau Bernard,
Iiuuour champs dor,
Superior vineyard veux Cognac.
Exclusive importers OF tho
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaser Schnapps,
And brands sherry Macr and Port Wines &C. &C.
Ales, porers, and cigars direct from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE CREAlANT.
BM&E W. Co. the exclusive owners Of this wine, and
are in receipt shipments regular packets and beg those who
NAV NOT have under their guarantee that II
will be found superior decacy favor and quality to any wine at
present imported.
Bcni NJ. Whlock,
Edw'd A. Whitlock - . -. ,z.x . -o
Fredk ]. Havcrsick BEN e. A. WHlLooh q w.
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26--1ys
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
4 N immense assortment of seasonabe fabrics con-
"A stantly on hand also, a full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs
cloths matngs curtain materials, lace curtains gilt
cornices, window shades, &c, &C., &c,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsl .......
....... LORD TAYLOR,
255 257, 259, and 26l Grand street,
May 6-ly and At and 40 Caharine street.
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STAFFORD II. PARKER, Register,
GEORGE W. MUNF0RD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia,
(to,, ,nx r,r NJ fbr S,,J.;a1 E,s,d

COMMISSIONER Of fhc Sinktng Fund
who redeem
r the limits OF the United States acnow
edge the minister penpocntary charge daares
commercial appointed by
the United foreign country before
the such the other
chief therein. residing
the United the acknowledgment before justice OF the
public appointed by the
Virginia sufficient the certificate be delivered
RtsMosp, Va, July 81, 1857. July 31-1aw3m
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CYRUS w. Field & Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No IL Ctig strea Nee Fork,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large printing writing and all other
kinds paper they for sne the lowest market prices
May 26-1ys
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
WASHINGTON UNION.

Nee Yol,me, Nev Types, and Nev arrangements.
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Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Rooms %, "a, No. l6 Val street, Nao York
Aug 15-tft
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NOTHING NEW--Tales /; by the author of "John
IN Halifax"
boa, Ilfe IN Egypt Nuba; by VIM Prime
Decline and Fall Of tho Roman EMPIRE abridged by VIM
Smith, III. d.
Post ofnco Directory Cor the United States.
June FRiNCk TAYLOR.
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Episcopal High School, or Virginia,
HOWARD,
Three 4iles Rcst Of Alexandria.
REV. JOHN P. MCGUIRE RECTOR
TIME seventeenth session of this institution will
l commence wednesday, tho 9th Of September next
$3.50 for board, tuition lights, fuel mendpg &C. payable
annually in advance.
music and drawing charges
Pamphes containing the study
sent TO those who request them. Direct TO
REV. JOHN P. MCGUIRE,
Theological Seminary once,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
July 1s-1sw10t
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Cray haired bald persons with diseases Of hair or scalp rea
following and judge Of the articles;
Mcs a. A ALIENS ZYI0ha haIsamum.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02
From the San joaquin Republican.
Wagon Road Meeting In Stockton.

In pursuance of published call, q meeting OF
the citizens of Stockton was held at the City
Hall, Tuesday evening, April 28th for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to the Mokelumne
Hill Convention to be held on the I'd day of
May the object of that convention being the
surveying and opening of an Immigrant Road
from Carson Valley across the Sierra Nevadas,
by way of the pass commonly known as the
" Big Tree" route.
A. G. Baine was appointed Chairman, and e..
NJ Howison Secretary. The object of the meet
ing having been explained, the meeting pro-
ceeded to the nomination of delegates. The
following gentlemen were named and adopted
unanimously;
G. NJ Weber, II. I. Huggins, VIM. Lanius,
George +. Drew, J. Fl. Keeler, A. N. Fisher A.
G. Baine, j. Daggett Charles p. Greenly, j.
Sarles, Z. S. Holden, Thomas Marshall, Major
Lane, Capt J. c. Dent, Major Bradley, Capt j.
Frost, John G. White, John Hodges, G.. C. Car
son, G. w. Trahern, C. G. Rynerson, Samuel
Ferguson, E. J. Smith, W. Hinckle, J. C. Smith,
NJ. j. Drais, John S. Haines, G. w. Bradford, j.
NJ. Scofeld, VIM. Garrard, P. A. Athearn, E.
II. Allen, Mr.. Shepherd, S. T. Nye, D. j. Oulla-
han, j. D. Hamilton, H. C. Patrick, VIM. Biven
J. B. Kennedy, V. NJ. Peyton, Andrew Wolf, w
]. Pollard ]. D. Frese, E. b. Bateman, j. A.
Ferris, Saml Foreman, R. K. Reid, Thos. Jenk-
HIS, .. MI. Oarhett, 1. NJ. Aull, >. n. booker.
On motion, it was
Resolced That in the Judgment of this meet
ing, it will be unwise, impolitic and prejudcial
to the interests of the counties to be represented
in the Mokelumne Hill Convention, to vote any
appropriation, or to take any steps for the ex-
tension of the proposed Wagon Road to any
point north or south of the Big Trees or MUIR
phys, as the terminus and that the labors of
the Convention should be confined to the con-
struction of one grand trunk road from one of
said points to Carson's Valley
1t was moved and carried that delegates who
might be unable to attend the convention have
power to appoint substitutes. 1t was further
resolved, that any citizen of the county present
at the convention, be authorized to sit as del
egate.
On motion, it was ordered that the proceed
lngs be published in the Stockton papers.
on motion, the meeting adjourned
A. G. BAINE, Chm
E. NJ HowIsoN, Secy.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

ADVERTISEMENT OF THE Big TREE-Attention
is called to the advertisement, in another col
umn, of that splendid summer retreat, the Big
Tree Grove 1t will be there seen that travel
ers and visitors need not fear but all the COM
forts of the inner man, and the wants OF Incl
dental travel will be carefully provided for at
Murphys, and also at the Big Trees. On Sun
day last (2eth of ApriD we visited the Big Trees,
and can therefore but add latter endorsing all
that the advertisement premises,) that it ex-
ceeded our most sanguine expectations. The
Hotel at Murphy's, (Messrs. Sperry Perry's)
and the Hotel at the Big Trees, are really and
truly of the A No. l class, where everything
the market affords is provided for the table
and the visitor entertained in q princely style,
with every comfort his wants and wishes may
require, in the Hotel line. The stock in Mr..
Matteson's Livery Stable is superb. His turn
outs, both in vehicle and saddle conveyance, is
superior to any other stable we have seen in
the county he having lately imported some of
the finest one horse and two horse buggies,
especially for the Big Tree road, to be found in
the Eastern States. The stock are fresh,
speedy, durable and gentle, SO that even the
most timid lady need not fear any accident in
equestrian or buggy exercises through the noun
tans. Mr. H. B. Beach, of the Big Tree Hotel,
is q gentleman who will ever be on the alert
with willing hand and approving smile to do
the agreeable to visitors, giving them all infor
nation of the many curiosities so bountifully
congregated within this lovely Valley after
which he will attend the visitor to the saloon,
where amusements and luxury hold their
court until the dinner bell sounds the tocsn
for a renewal of the sege, at feast worthy the
gods Such is the routine of visit to the Big
Trees. Our notes of the trip crowded out,
this week. but we copy the following programme
of sights, before us, which give the correct and
official measurement and description of each
tree and the place.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02


From our Extra Of Thursday, April s0thl
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROAD MEETING IN
CARSON VALLEY.
Pursuant to notice, the citizens of Car
son county, Utah Territory, met at Genoa,
April 18th, 1857, to take into considera-
ton and adopt the most feasible route be-
tween Carson Valley and California.
On motion, Col. John Reese, was called
to the Chair, and 81. Mott, DIR. G. Daggett,
and James McMarlin were chosen Vice
Presidents
Mr.. NJ Nixon and S. A. Kinsey, Sec
retaries.
The meeting was addressed by Colonel
Reese, VIM. B. Thorington FL. Mott, and
others, when the following Resolutions
were offered
Resolved, That we highly approve of
the movements made by Calaveras and
other Southern counties, in California, in
calling Convention to consider the prac-
ticabiliU of opening good Wagon Road
to this place
Resolved, That we consider the Big
Tree route the most feasible one for good
Wagon Road between Carson Valley and
California.
Resolued, That a Committee be ap-
pointed to collect subscriptions, in labor or
money, to be expended on this end of the
route.
On motion, H. Mott, d. R. Sides, Dr.
B. l.. King, Moses Job, and Judge Love
land were appointed said Committee.
On motion, VIM. B. Thorington, and
Mr.. w. Wheeler, were chosen Delegates
to represent Carson County at the Conven-
ton to be held at Mokelumne Hill on the
I'd of May next
Resolued, That our Delegates be in
structed to lay before the Convention the
propriety of running weekly express be-
tween the Big Trees and Carson Valley,
and of erecting houses at suitable points
on the route, supplied with fire wood, to
facilitate and insure safe and expeditions
travel through the winter
After transacting some other business
of minor import, on motion, the meeting
adjourned until the 10Th of May next, to
receive reports from our delegates. Also
from the committee on collections, and to
transact any other business that may be
deemed necessary. (Signed.)
JOHN REESE, Pre'st
VIM. NIXON, Sec'y.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02
GEOGRAPHY OF ANGELS CAMP.


This place is large portion of the known
world, and is situated in Calaveras County.
California. 1t is bounded on the north by
the forks of theread and Winters Quartz
million the east by Shanghai City and
a bunch of fire-crackers, on the south by
the lower end of town and Codington's
house, on the west by a Quartz Company
and a big HILL
The chief rivers are Angels creek
the Gulch,' and the Union Water Com
pany's Ditch The principal bodies of
water are Lakes Hotel, sTeamster Lake,
Transient Lake, and oh ! can you See
The face of the country is generally level,
either on the top or bottom of it, and
where it is not level there are mountains.
such as mounting horse,' mounting
stump mounting hobby and chain
of mountings called mounting one an
other
The chief cities are the grave yard,
Browns Saloon and the school house.
The large towns are the Hotel Billiard
Tables, and Lager Beer
The climate is mild and salubrious and
the soil fertile-it being cloudy or clear
all the time, and the soil spontaneously
produces stone in abundance, and gold
slightly. BY cultivation some men and
women, and many children are raised
The principal occupation of the inhabi-
tants is taking up quartz claims, building
stone houses and reading the newspapers.
The government is Democratic Know
Nothing Republican Vigilance Committee
Its future prospects are that there viii be
several fires, many deaths, and lots of
children born before hundred years.
These things are evident because they
keep bread to sell at the Bakery, shave at
BARRIERS shop, and sell goods at the stores,
trusting tiU the acater comes an.
The society is rery select, from all parts
of the world, and is divided into three
classes-men, women and children, each
of which is taller than the other. exceptine
the boys, who are as big men as their
mothers. NTtsc Y
Composed at Angels School.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

ConaEcrIoS.-Mr L. w. Noyes called on us
week before last and requested us to correct
statement made in the INDEPENDENT, as coming
from him. In reference to amounts subscribed
and not paid, to the Big Tree Road fund. lie
saws our informant misunderstood him. If he
inferred that reference was made to Mokelumne
Hill in the statement. Mr.. Noyes says he meant
all balances due from other and different places,
when he said he " was now suffering from the
loss of money justly his due, yet remaining un-
paid on those other subscriptions. This cor
rection would have appeared last week, but it
was mislaid
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02
E. NJ. HowIsoN, Sec'y.

RIVER DRryING.-While at Murphy's, we met
Mr. E. Hestrcs, of the Stanislaus Mills, who has
over two thousand saw logs now floating down
the Stanislaus river. gang of regular river
drivers are engaged in bringing up the rear
The river is now booming bank full of snow
water, which carries the logs along at rapid
rate Mr.. Hestres expected to meet the river
drivers with the u float about FIVE miles above
Murphy's. This enterprise if successful, is well
worthy of imitation by saw-millers
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

S,ea IN the narrowest place. and person can ride
s on horseback distance of 70 feet. Passing on
Ind observe several Yew trees from this timber the
ersind their bows, it being exceedingly close
er - d:: anu elastic "Unele Toms Cabin next claims
feet in ths tree is 300 feet high and is rs
ertranea ~ esence The Cabin has narrow burnt
enon 70 ~ sset In diameter inside the cavity large
tract our oaza persons Two other trees next at
Eorsst one OF which, named the Pride of the
90 fat n1ea or the smoothness of its bark measuring
e. s W neight and 60 feet In circnmference The
measures 40 et aso remarkable feature the forest
boyseman to 70 & tRe distance Of 40 large enough for
now reach the a ana turning around, return. We
rcal IN m - r and full 800 feet high symmet
f f Ia tn lor aud adorned with masnifcenf .,as4 Of
pass the TSs Two ns road and the house. we
W pass ct s these majestic sene Which owep to-
tne negnt OF SUI feet and IS and 10 feet =; -
ence forming appropriate gateway u AN
forest "y W this wonderful
Much more might be said in relation to Tho &c..
surrounding country but with the present and coutnuav
wishes to spend few days weeks pleass5p VINO
profit examine for themselves the MAMyou 1uu Win Win
GROVE" lh Ikbs
Those trees marked with have been u,ho,
views of which can be purchased at the Hotel
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

NEW LINE OF STAGEs.-We hear that q now
line OF stages will be put on the route, during
the present summer, from Sonora and Columbia
70 Sacramento, passing through Robinsons
fefry' Carson's Creek, Angels, San Andreas,
Double Springs and Campo Seco, crossing over
the Mokelumne river at the Arkansas Ferry,
wnere Wade Hanson's bridge formerly stood.
Inc bridge is now Being rebuilt by Mr.. Winnie,
OF campo Seco. This route will shorten the
Instance from Sonora to Sacramento abont ten
miles. The route is one of the best natural
roads in the mines, passing through thickly
populated section, where much way travel will
patronize the enterprise
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

LITERARY DEpoT,-Ar. Charles Faville, of the
POST OHice, on the arrival of each Steamer, re-
ceives supply of States papers and Maga-
zines, which he sells at pan Z. ,aneisco prices
On his counter may be found tne Leading Amer
~ ;oan ~ and Foreign papers and periodicals. We
are indebted to him for supply,
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02
LETTER FROM ANGELS.
ANGEL S, April Both, 81

ANGEL ., Aprll OUtn, 81
Mr. Editor If the following report of
the Public School in this District will sub
serve the interests of your readers, you
can use it. The little folks are numerous,
hale and hearty here, and came to school
with will The following children have
attended during the term just closed:
Daniel Miller, vihini Risi.
John Lindsey, James Sphinx,
Samuel SPHINX Frank Lettoor,
James Broadie, Robert Love,
Eliza Broadie, Mary Lake,
Albert Frazier, Elizabeth Love-
Mary E. Waterman, Frederick Specimen,
Alice Reddick John Reddick,
Cornelia Thomas Susan Wise,
Sarah Rollin, Isabella Welch,
Emma Forman, Lucretia Hill,
Lucy Green, William Rose
John Fletcher, Albert Hill,
Elisha Waterman, William Waterman,
David Gardner, Thornton Childers,
Henry Miller, James Nicalson,
Mary Thomas, Lucy Waterman,
Jenette Talbot, Charles Reeves,
William Jackson, James Bootc,
Sarah Underhll, Marian Bush,
Isabella Tappen, William Newman.
Grace Richards, Elizabeth Richards,
James Childers, Mary E. HILL
Rhody Forman, Talbot Patty,
Nader Specimen, Henry Hill
Whole number fifty, of which twcnty-four
are as modest and intelligent little girls as
can be found anywhere Concerning the
twenty-six boys, [ need say but little, as
they are able to "speak for themselves"
or very soon will be. Their good manners,
love of school, and their studies and en-
joyment of their plays, all bespeak Young
Americans whom it is pleasure to see.-
All tie common branches of English are
being learned Thirty are writing, twelve
study Geography, fourteen cypher, eleven
others study Mental Arithmetic, one in
Astronomy, forty can read from the
first to the fifth Readers. The whole
fifty spell in four classes, many of whom,
are thoroughly versed in the intricasies of
Webster's Elementary The half of each
Friday is devoted to Composition and Po-
lemic exercises
I will send you a sample of the compo-
sitions, and close by asking any other
school IN the county to report as great
daily average attendance as this-it being
forty-one-and this too during the worst
of winter Yours.
". j. BRoCKwAY, Teacher
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

EXPRESS NoTIcE.-We are indebted to Mr..
Joseph Knight, of Wells, Fargo 3 Co., for Ex-
press favors; also, for files of Stockton, San
Francisco and Sacramento papers.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

ANOTHER RoBBERy.-The sluices of Mr.. VIM.
Smith, on the Richeson claim, were robbed on
Friday night, TIE oath of April. About one
hundred dollars was taken. Robbing sluices
is now made penal offence
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

greatly-none in the market Heavy wagons
are worth SIS to $3.50; light do $50 to 500.
QuI EsT.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

66 We had intended to give aleader on the
advantages and duties of the Convention which
meets at Mokelumne Hill to-day, but had no
room. The following able communication COW
ers all the ground, and we commend it to the
careful perusal and attention of the delegates
and the public:
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