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> IiH lirir meet from Magnolia 10 Broad stfeet
SHAH be a3ed ii aCcance 6 lines heights rades
E5 TOO o and picking and hauling away the @ "s's 100
on all that part Of the street sidewalks are get laid
bitches shall be feet wide ut the Is inches wide t
t o 9 sa in f 9 f linz md rS saaoaed Of
Tga.Y eet N iit in tbs center Of roadway shall be
shells in Tie following manner tos laygr II f5elss Nm
ponad roller three times and seeoqd Laser Of saells inches
may be necessary and in suE manner rs me wtole thick
taeScs, otherwise & sball b. rejected
materials shall be OF the best 4uaitE and shall be tar
nisAed by contractor, Is well IS the labor.
contractor shall be bound 10 begin the work IN te ten
Council aud 10 complete the sixty days after; uadsr
penalty o. dollars day for each aud every day thereafter
Tie contractor shah bind himself keepiu repair lie shgl'ed
pos0n 5 i5 M Win @E se I'M 5f l'el " @
ry ia nm moant Of 81 ID shall he required to guarantee
/ the faithful performance Of the contract,
Payments as follows tot The proportion to he paid hy the
more squares aud aeesptee lie by The city surveyor;
and the PROPORTION Y he Raid y i1e R5oPS{ nSlE ~
conformity with section Q Of the city charter; said bits 10
he rights lie ely 10 sue seize property OF
payment OF any all OF said ei and the city q e
held liable espouoie 10Y any Of SAID ols seu
4 the not be paid by the property, haldsrs. ,.
esng Ms cet6 ates tRe cost Of RasG,ton Of a pson
of he poperty hofeEs \ beng well HlaesS23 it @
the reimbursement Of ssid e2ss q Ppbtcati9n ,,r
e an.sa s e %S issied Win the manner IN
99S n SS e being exesued tie Council shah have the
right t. eaeal Ne e5n'gs9t @h22i Rang w. e22aSt3 a
applying court Of justice 70 apnu he same and without m
demnit aud it is also veil MAJ me
The same conformity with his contract the said contractor
done by him he doe abandonment and ha Che Es
saa ee thereby discharged 5f9n any AND a
the contractor and Ms securities shall be hed aud boaud
price at Which he contractor originally contracted 10 perform
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COMPTR0LLER'S OFFICE. I
City Of New Orleans, August %, 1858. )
I No. 4l39.

Orleans for THO up and eiayNg uugouay the
is hereby de2aIed null VOID 99d OF 10 seg 52l Denis ernag
specifications Of the City Surveyor.
so1cel dea, That the Comptroller be and BY is hereby
in Journal said taking mp and reayIne
diagoul the square black pavement Tchoupoulss street
aeaton Of the Surveyor and the adjudication 10 BE- subject
iSignedl CHAS. IL. WALDO,
tstgnedl r s Witt
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
i5ignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
z,...,s. 49, rTI,7,,+r,s7. y.
Nq 3ii u Gtrgps ssEs 1St 4 F" sg,s5
VIII alJ0uisRe' a. ~ ou W = = e'os ~ I4S '19's
a425 izz I. IHEARD, Comptroller.
r,pu,srys,Tr, 7pVf,v US a., -, ~.
street and reiEynE hs same ana aiso ioT iaEiIg
ST Joseph street. aqa reqyiqg the diagonaly
Ihe work. snail be Sduaeatea into Two distinct aud separate
eo Pt to%le p, ..st g,,,, Cam, i. rs.rf,.,
EHs1 tohFac-lsoy" street. ron Naael 20 H5p'aRsae
Second Con'reot-TehoaPtoaIas street from Canal to st
aegh street ,r, 49,, - ~,
The grades given b the CY Surveyor depth Of
curves p be given BY The CITY surveyor and shan place he
top Of the same ot9g Of not i than four inches Of Londo
gravel and sharp sand picked os 81 5d Streets and found good
by hg Surveyor nd shall thoroughly To te same WIN 5lQ
The square blocks shall thsn be laid in the following
me s5il aTeSI az DOCKS Wc arg E2lA On !4s
edges and top so ha sd blocks may have parallel or square
sides an edges ana present. s5en ia an even and spgeh
surface Tree 81 az rRggea OF A9oR places 50 a. " maze close
ets not over nan an lneh VIDE; sa y me DGgHs da9-
Haily Or Ut IN hpse q degrees rom me street me beth
ing joints Win every llH carefully oeudng the pqcks AND
hardening the materials naeF Tue saIe IN order t4f cH
plocI may rest on al ioNhqHu9 49ey VIII use m care 70
lay the oek$ 20 as Aey touch and make close JOINTS as az
JOINTS over hA an men 70 "lh Will mot poaltNey Tecte
ny 1y surveyor N1eh 4ae blocks az tAa me J2n53
2s sa a 6Re sTe ana the psgRs Se
ne rolled win agu pou tqie as zen v may De [equel
~ me surveyor. alter l3g gravel IN me 39 mas Sc
tied completely covering OF lhctS Q! me gravel ana sh"
sand i&eq snA! be PLACED upon re paving anu eSeN squire
opened lot itEEFl as s9ol ~ 1tfss4e,I'
square oI2sHs 1tss t!a hele5 square ana ieaS man
lqeAts tAc sha!l oe ne anu t15
snail ne 01ha 70 I4Fhl5h an aQ4aTo n0e"s Hcl sni' o
Wanea 70 complete le Pt'ns %ien siaase 22eSs , 10 o.
Elahieo 81 te 9ts 4p4J 51 ~ J IePe~l iAaltol " 9E
sgaqile Obtained tom Boston, ,1;3oi ufu. is
a 1ul anu y F y w ytla I
and bridges which may be oupq oSen sunk displaced and
oat q ,,El5 Pmsg ss @ El E 6 f% b ~
'nu u1sElAg 9t W. " ,J' ~ ~ ~
Sol'LLtcSL9 70 stt w " i's' " ~ ~ tA' 49,
OIL, extra egiipen5a5it5n = ~ - .z - .,- =
Furnished by ihe contractors = well az re 4anof -,
ALT jeeed old Materials as wei as an d 2tehea rom Af
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sTREET COM3R--OFFICIAL

ENIRsT DIsTRIOT POUND-Wns brought
ohe First District Pound Dryades street. between u
One brown, black and white She govt with white face
One yellow, black and white she rid.
WINCH n9i cnmed within ten days and the expense there.
WEDNEESDAY September & 1858, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
9 o. FLGGHIER, Street Commissioner
I've - - I. ]. HITsELBERGER
Deputy Comptroller
FPAV1 DU PREMIER DIsTRICT-m n
e5e conduit au depot DIES epayes du Premier District
une ch&yre bruno uoe blanche ayant tee blanche.
Gne petite c4eyre jaime, noire e. blanche.
81 les dts animauS pas eGme dams dix ours ct les
ira pay lis Peuchare pubque a W depot
NENohhDl SeRemoT n ls Hal ~, y hegres A NJ
Eonyelle-Orlenns 20 aout 1873. aug sci I
EVRST DISTRICT PUUND-yyas brought
to a9 First District Pound on Dryades street between Ju
One yelowh brown horse about 10 hands high hind
less and right fore foot white with white in the forehead and
sh 3; !at' ,ot ,,oi,,, ,s,,,, 90,
Jay, August 81, 1858, at l0oeock A, NJ.
.. q FLEGHIER, Street Commissioner.
s''''''1 10 - ,S'T I. TnEARD, Comptroller.
FPAvE .DU PREMIER DIsTRICT-m a
A. etc conduit depot e Epayes du Premier District rae
Dryades entire les Julie ct Girod, CONNIE epayes-
tn cheva auue bnn enyiron Is mains dc haut les deux
pieds terere lie pied doi de devan bnncS ayant unc
rhl9 blanche au front, queue coure.
rais pages lis venus enchere publque dit depot
MAkDI, 81 aont 1888, l0heules NJ.
@. Q. FLETCHER, Commissare DIES rnes.
Nouyelle Orleans, 10 aout 1858. au2O q 30
SECOND DISTRICT POUND Was brought
- to the Second District Pound Derbgny between
St, Ann and Main streets, rs Gstrays--
One white She goat, with yellow spots.
One white she goat with black spots
One white she goE with brown stripes on the face.
One yellow she goat with black stripes and white spot on
the forehead, ght ear split.
one white she goat with small bnc spots the legs right
ear underCT0pped, left ear half oil
w Ch if CImed within ten days and the expenses there
pad viii be sold NJ public auction said pound, SAT
uRBAY. September 4 1858. at II O'Clock Nj
New Orleans August %, 1858.
Go; FLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered August 23di 1855.
HENRY DUREL.
Clerk Of Comptroller
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1853 viii adudeate my office Il o'clock NJ the above
aa28 Il II. THEARD, Comptroller,
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tSignedl j. 0. NIXON,


Notice hereby given that on WEDNESDAY September i
1855 will adudrate my Office at L O'clock, ~ the above
ga2s il II. THEARD, Comptroller.
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Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY September l.
1885 will adudcate at my Office IL o'clock NJ the above
contract
AUS 1t T. THEAR4, CbuptrOller,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GOMPTR0LLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, August n 1858.
[ No. 4l0S.
3e1'ced That the adjudication by the Comptroller of
Fae uleeahy No 400D for the construction Of
seIoa street from Magnolia to Broad
Ifenry McGuinn dollars and ninetvre cent2 20
per running o)tsecurity Jno StFwarbe and the same is
hereby rejected the Comptroller authorized reaudicae
said the lowest bidder after five days notice In the
OH M ournHt subject to the approval or rejection Of the Com
Council tie work be done in accordance with pecdc
tons file in the Surveyors Office.
ISignedl GHAs II. WALDO
President Board oil Assistant Aldermen.
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F0UTtb Di7Tricf Pound JNtEs0u street, 6eE8eeU
Llutel and Constance streets, lis esttays-
i5 pieces live oak ship knees
Which claimed within days and she expenses there
paid, will be sold at public auction safl pound,
SATURDAY, September 1855, at TO o. clock A. ".
New Orleans, August Is 1855.
G. o. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner.
Registered August 25d, 1853.
HENRY DURRIl.
CLERK Of Comptroller.
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Il" IF58lgngdJ y . GER4RD sTTTH, Mayor.

Notice is hereby given that On WEDNESDAY September
will a1judicae, ny Office at u o'clock III, tine above
contracts
au25 9 / T. THEARD Comptroller.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
APPLs signed 2Uly 7. al GERARD srIrH. MAYOR

L77slEVII :, N11ItAt7s II. " EtIlEIN1-
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
.Signedl j. ., NIXON,
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gebfep IF TIE ztlarAsts foE Iast gaeeh.

Prime. ia e. C
FL. T. LONSDAI4E, SON 4 Co,
Coffee Brokers, 50 Grayer street.
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Approved July 90 1855
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24

HAD HARD TME.-The Siskiyou Chronicle
has correspondent who suffered great priva-
tions on the road to the New Catalonia mines !!
He was compelled to subsist on Digger, straight,
hides he was also compelled to go over water
falls compared to which Niagara is but a
common sluice-head. Accidentally falling
over precipice of 400 feet, he had one of his
shins barked, and was otherwise considerably
discouraged.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24
' Popular Sovereignty Demo-
cratic Convention.

WHEREAS, The late Convention held at
Murphy's, on the Goth inst, in pursuance of
the call of the Democratic County Central
Committee, saw fit by its resolutions, to en-
dorse the arbitrary action of the Administra-
ton, in its attempt 10y bribe or intimidation, to
force upon an unwilling people, the iniquity
known as the Lccompton Constitution, and by
its action to prescribe those Democrats who
favor the doctrine of q Popular Sovereignty
as advocated by the Hon. Stephen A. Doug
las and his Democratic associates in Congress;
and,
Whereas, Many of the Delegates elected to
said convention, believing that call political
power is inherent in the People !" and that
all free governments derive their just powers
from the consent Of the governed and that
the sacrifice of the principle of Popular Sow
ereignty is an abandonment of the Cincinnati
Platform, upon which James Buchanan was
so triumphantly elected Chief Magistrate in
1856, felt themselves constrained to withdraw
from said Convention, and to resolve them
selves into another where these principles
might be avowed and advocated instead of
stified and, whereas, said Convention was ac-
cordingly held at Murphys on the goth inst
at which, among other resolutions, it was
unanimously resolved that Convention of
Democrats representing the principle of Pop
ular Sovereignty should be held at ANGELS
on the 10th day of August next, and the un-
dersigned duly appointed Committee to call
the Primary Meetings and to regulate the
basis OF representation of the same:
Now, therefore, by virtue of the power vested
IN us by said Convention, we, the undersigned
90 request that the Primary Meetings for the
election of delegates to said Convention be
held IN each of the following precincts on
Saturday. the 7h Of 4ugust and that the fol-
lowing is the apportionment of Delegates to
which the several Precincts are entitled:
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24

For THE Big TREEs.-After the adjournment
of the Democratic convention at Nurphy's,
several of the members visited the Big Tree
Grove. On Monday last, company of ladies
and gentlemen, made an excursion from MUIR
phys to the Grove. This is favorable time
to visit the high latitudes of the Serras, as
the roads are in good condition and the noun
tain berries in season.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24
1)oliticai ln.lollllrenle.sfs

SenatoriaL-We are authorized to an
nounce THOMAS O'BRIEN, of Carsons as an
independent candidate for State Senator, for
the 10th Senatorial District, composed of Cal
averas and Amador iy 24-te
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24

After a recess of fifteen minutes, the con.
vention proceeded to ballot for members of tb.
Legislature. The following gentlemen wer.
put in nomination:
c. H. Lightner, B. F. Marshall, L. Parker
c. Z. Mount, p A. Gallagher, G. Paine, Jas
Pierson, J. Prouty, j. H. Graticap, T. B. Hayne
- Vandernark, A. j. Lindsay, James Bur-
dick.
The following is the result of the first bal
lot e. Ii. Lightner, IL; B. F. Marshall, IL
Eustace Parker, 4 G. E. Mount, Ia; P A.
Gallagher, Is: G. f. Paine, s. JAS. Burdick,
10; Jas. Pearson, 81 J. Prouty, IL g. H. Grat-
acap, 8 j. B. Haynes, l.
On the second ballot the vote was, for Jas.
Burdck, 10; for P. A. Gallagher, 34 James
Burdick was thereupon declared the nominee.
On balloting for the second candidate, the
vote Stood on the first ballot: c. H. Lightner.
26; B. f. Marshall, 10; E. Parker, /; C. E..
Mount 3 2. A. Gallagher 10 G. f. Paine, !:
J. Prouty, IL; j. Ii. Gratacap, s; T. b.
Haynes 3.
Lightner, So Marshall, l6; Gallagher, II.
Mr.. Lightner was thereupon declared the
nominee.
the third candidate as follows: Gallagher.
81; Marshall, 2l Mount 81; Parker, I !;
Haynes, .; Paine, 8: Gratacap, TO-
On the second ballot, the vote was as fol-
lows, taking the three highest, there being a
tie: Gallagher, 30 Marshall, 25 Mount, 46
No choice
Third Gallagher, So; Mount, Ga.
Mr.. Mount was thereupon declared the nomi-
nee.
Mr.. James II. Hardy, offered the following ::
BE IL Resolced That our delegates to the
State Convention be authorized TO meet the
delegates of the other counties of this Judicial
District at Sacramento, in District Convention,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for
District Judge.
Resolped That Hon. Chas. NJ Creanor is the
first and only choice of this Convention for
the Office of District Judge, and that our dele
gates are requested to vote for and use every
honorable means to secure his nomination.
Mr.. J. Benjamin, delegate from San Andreas,
offered the following:
Resoloed, That the Calareras Chronicle, by
its bold and able advocacy of the policy of the
Administration of James Buchanan has done
good service for the Democracy of our county,
and that we cordially recommend it to the
support Of OUR PARTY.
Adopted yociferously and unanimously.
SUPERVISORS.
On motion, the following was unanimously
adopted:
Resolucd, That the nominees for Supervisors
be elected as nominated by their Districts.
District No. 1-Chas. w. Littler;
2-J. Benjamin;
g 3-NO nomination.
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wines. Liquors and Cigars,
n O Il I c. E!

Office of Murrey Creek Quartz Mining Co., I
Murrey Creek, July sth, SO.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that there
~ will be a meeting of Stockholders of this
Company, on Wednesday, 2sth of July, inst,
for the election of three Directors for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction of any 9TH
er business that may come before the same.
By order. T3t:td1 VIM INNES Sec'y
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24
Popular Sovereignty Demo-
cratic Meeting.

The following the official proceedings
of the Democratic Meeting, held in Rev. Mr.
MGowan's Church, Murphys, after the with
drawal of the Platform Delegates, from the
Conventions reported for publication
At a meeting of the Delegates of the Demo-
cratic Convention held at Murphy's, July goth,
1853, ]. L. Demier, Esq, was called to the
chair, and H. Thompson and E. r. Purple,
elected secretaries.
On motion, the convention elected the fol-
lowing named gentlemen as Delegates to the
Democratic State Conventions
VIM. L. Dudley, J. C. Freeborne,
B. S. Lippencott, JOS Tufts
VIM. Highly, John II. Ginter,
H. Thompson, p. kearns,
James German, W. II. Barnes,
C. z. Dudley, Jas. l.. Demier,
p. A. Bordwell, NJ. N. Mitchell.
Thos. 0'Brien,
On motion, a committee of three were elec
ted to draft an Address to the Democracy o
Calaveras county, consisting of Messrs. Free
borne, Highly and Dudley.
On motion of Mr. Green, it was
Resolred, That a Convention of the Democ
i"Ny VI OdIdNeTdS county ue Helu ht AuSti
Camp, on the 10th day of August next, for th
purpose of nominating State Senator fo
this Senatorial District three members of tn,
Assembly, and Supervisors and that the ba
sis OF representation be the same as recon-
mended by the Central Committee.
The following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
WHEREAS, decided difference of opinion
exists in the Democratic ranks, in relation tc
the Interpretation of the Platform adopted al
Cincinnati, in June 1856 and
Whereas, We, represented bv our Chairman
and Secretary in convention assembled. recog-
mise the position now occupied bv the Hon.
S. A. Douglas, the Hon. D. c. Broderick and
the Hon. JOS c. Mckibben, in their views and
interpretation OF said Platform; therefore
ResolUed, That Old Calaveras. the R,vx,p
county Of the mountains during the dark hours
of the Democracy, now reiterate the motto
then adopted Calaveras-. faithful among
the faithless, she.p
Resolued, That we hereby pledge ourselves
to sustain and support the nominations made
bv the Democratic State Convention, and by
the Democratic County Convention to assem-
BILE at Angels Camp on the 10th August next
The Convention adjourned with three times
three hearty cheers for the principles OF popu-
aar sovereignty
J. L. DEMlER, Chairman
II. THOMPSON, Secretaries.
T. r.. PURPLE,
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Tgt 3 INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY,. "a, 1853

MINING AID AND CoMFoRT. "A miner on
the oaiaVeras, whose ingenuity has long been
taxed TO puddle the hard and stiff clay taken
from his claim, has hit upon the following
mode to accomplish his purpose After pa-
clng the clay in dumping box, he bespriukles
1t literally with barley, and turns on the
water, slowly, in connection with his stock of
hogs the hogs, by roofing and tramping,
thoroughly dissolves the mass, and collects the
gold equal to the best shaking table, as fast as
separated from the dirt-thc finest triturated
particles do not escape. He calls it the
" swinedling porcne process, and intends TO
apply for patent. Plans and specifications
accompanied by elaborate drawings, are IN
course of preparation, for that purpose
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24

Bsy- We tender our thanks to Mr.. Joseph
Knight, agent of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express,
Mr.. Chas. Faville, agent of the Alta Express,
and to Red, of the wood-pecker accommo-
-dation lne for files of papers, and the delivery
of letters and packages.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24

|. o. OF O. F.-0n Saturday evening last,
James B. Wrightington, d. D. G. p. for Gala
veras, assisted by J. p d. Wilkins, D. D. G.
p. for San Joaquin, installed the officers of
Lone Star Encampment No. 10, at Mokeumne
Hill, as follows: o. F. Tibbts, G. P. 7. S.
Louttit, II. p; J. X. Doak, S. W; William p
Peek, t.; Geo. Watt, ]. W.; Thos. Stevenson,
Scribe.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24

TIE SEMI-wEEKLY NEws.-We have received
the first number of a neat little paper headed
as above, published at Murphy 5, by Dan foa-
cham & Co. The Netcs is a continuation un-
der new auspices, of the Big Tree Butte.in. and
is .'independent in all things, neutral in none
"a chronicle of the mines, and mining inter-
ests.D The salutatory says:
awhile we will carefully and firmly exclude
from our columns all articles of a private or
personal nature, they will at all times be open
to essays upon matters of public interest, and
to fair and unbiased criticism upon county or
State interests. Holden unto no party nor
clique, we will fearlessly maintain, to the best
of our ability, what we conceive to be right ;
and as unhestatingly denounce and expose
what may appear to our mind as prejudicial
to the interests ofthe community"
We wish the Neus success, and hope our
young and good looking friend will meet with
ample encouragement, in his new enterprise
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24

CABIN BURNED-The cabin of J. Walters,
Peter Kenney Co., near the Kentucky House,
was burned on Saturday last, together with
all their clothing, keepsakes, &c. Their loss
amounted to about 5000. The owners were
away from home at the time, consequently
nothing was saved.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24
NOTICE To RANCH OWNERS!

THyHE ATTENTION OF PERSONS HOLD
Il ing, or hereafter taking up Ranches in
this county, is directed to the following por-
ton of the Sd section of the Act passed April
9th, 1850, and now in force, concerning Coun-
ty Surveyors:
Sec. 3. < X No survey or re-survey,
hereafter made by any person except the Coun-
ty Surveyor, or his Deputy, shall be consd-
cred Legal Evidence in any Court within
the State, except such surveys as are made by
the authority of the United States or by mutual
consent of the parties"
As it is a vital point in a possessory land
claim that it shall not contain more than l6O
acres of land, the Importance of having the
only legal eUidence, allowed by law, of that fact
is apparent. WESLEY K BOUCHER,
County Surveyor
Mok Hill June oath, 1858. ie 26-43
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24
TO III - q H IAL!

vsvHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs
Il the public that he has removed his Bar
ber Shop to the new bsilding, first door
6eiosc Odd Fellows Hall, Main street, San An
dreas. where he is ready and wiling to- serve
all who may favor him with call.
iv 3-tf NJ. DUSENBERG.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24

Bey The steamer Golden Age sailed
on Tuesday last for Panama. She carried
250 passengers and s1,S59,oO9 treasure.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-24
vuvhe Best Goshen Butter, Eng

Il lsh Cheese, Hams, Clear Pork, Oregon
Salmon, No. l Mackerel, Lard, Carolina Rice,
Boston Syrup, Stockton City Mills Flour, Gram
berries, Oil, Camphene &c, all of which, by
their quality and prices. will recommend them
selves. For sale by ". Ii. HOLMES,
my Stills Angels.