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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-16

INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.-O. COL
LESTER, having located himself in this city, would
spectuly give notice that he is prepared to give nsruc
ton in all the various departments Of Vocal Music, to
classes, private pupils, viz fundamental Instruction,
cultivation of the voice. yocazing and Soeggo Singing,
and would also engage classes in the practice Of Church
Music, Gee, and Chorus Singing.
Instruction in Thorough Bass, and the Piano Forte
all be given at his ROOM No. 20 Summer ST. the
licences Of the pupils. Terms reasonable.
Mr.. G. begs leave to add, that all those under his in
Sructon will receive his prompt attention. ard hopes
by applying himself assiduously to his profession, to
merit liberal patronage.
G All communications through the Post Office, or LETT
at Don Co.'s Book Store, No. EOS Main st., viii Be
promptly answered.
Piano Fortes tuned.
Eal,Q 1,~x
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-16

IA A GOOD INVESTMENT IN REAL
E::H ESTATE.-A two-story modern built House. with
$3.50 81 900 feet of Land,
situated on Highland street, opposite the estate VIM
l. Merrifeld will be sold at bargain. Terms of pay
ment easy. Inquire of CARY Il FIELD
81 deOd3y
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Oollts.

Wv PANT MAKERS. Apply at corner Of South
bridge and Main None but those who thoroughly
understand the business, need apply diff 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-16

EDLAID SILKS FOR so CENTS.-1o ps. of
Plaid Silks in Fall colors, bought at Auction for sale
at 90 cents per yard very cheap.
s12 d12tis GEO P BRYANT
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Disastrpx,s Fires,

THE FIRE AT M0QUELUNNE HILL-FULL rARTICU-
LARs-LOSe $500 900.
We take the following account of tee Gre at Moque
lunne Hi from the Calaveras Conc,e of the 2lst of
August
Il commenced in the store Of Mr Levisou between the
Young America and Joen warde Ger street about
half past two O'Clock. The tre frat perceived by
persons who had net yet retired and alarm
Immediately given. The house Ia which the 6re com
neIced was composed OF carves aud was flied vi sh
seesrs and varieties In instant the whole building
WAS in flames and communicated to Wards restaurant,
thence to the sudiLgs either ride and the Union
livery STAB IN the rear. At this junctntc the whole
up and ssirg to progress OF the
com nnnicaei to the rear q the Cslsvcras theatre an
INNER fr1r buildif a. Noch ccntansd so much con-
bustbls material tha ones the hrs had game. sway
the spot out when thy attached their hose to the
MIGRANTS fourd that the w.sr either cat of at tue
reservoir hsd been exhausted At some otner point
Messrs. Hanson and Forman 6otn assure us that tbs
water not cut of at the reservoir Socae OF tbs
company finding 1t impossible to render any sfc,en
bulldogs lafayette rect so as to arrest its progress
in hst d ection Their sxertiops proved succcssfu,
sil the lower part 1f this street Is saved.
The Gre spread from ite starting point up both sics o.
Centre and san streets consuming esery nuittng Ia ".
the street we're cestro, Mr. Csssis store the
west ard to building sdjoinng Parkers stable on the
east The destruction wss here arrested by ths super
human exertions Of citizens, who were working In
The town Ia now in sshes with tho exception OF NJ.
"sdns On He
Lafayette street. from the following points, vis-on
Main street to Dr. Tshers hospta-north Of which not
building remains except Mr. Grssoire's. on Lafayette
street. TO Mr. Briggs building; Centre street. to Mr.
Casss building at the west the fire has swept every
building, excepting Sturges' stone house. from Dir:
Cas store to the gulch ct the eastern termination OF
the street.
The losses win not be far from $500 900, but have
not been sbe 10 procure than the partial
list
Webb AtwcGa, so, 900; whitney Co, (Fountain,) J
210 oo0 Water Works, Moo al, 81, 600; Urstt, ga
900; g. ID. hughes, 20 GOO; Wells, Fargo Co., $500 Il
Foreman 90 o0o Sirs Williams, 81 900; Ca vssdsr
Co $500; Maxwell Brock ~ 90; Jshn Van Pslt s. 600
Ev ard Iifard $1,000; sdams 4 1o., $3.50; Moq iii
Canal oc saoto James Mckinney, $500; Henry "A.
AynGe d Lsmphear, $4,000 George Ayliae, $4,000
Charles Y Dueiey, $500; DR.. Scnsr 2! Q 600; Josn
as'c, g 600; Conn, q Geo. csmpest& Bach h.n.n
County Property, $1,000; Fl Dorado, $4,000; Hall
Hanson, 81 900; r. A. N Garland, l6,oco; Pratt
Runken, si6, goo; VIM. RAdy, " 600; Hsnfcrd 4 90.
5000; Hernisr, % 900; Joshu. WEBB, ~ soo Eoic.
| 4 Co., S., GOO; sosenbnrg Restaurant 1880; "
stu,,e-, sio o6o Abrams, se.6co; H,ltey %, 81,
s00 VIM I. Dudley. $500; Wr, L. zubez, "a, 500; O.
Root Holbrcoh Baker, ~ ooci Beriamia levy, si,6od
J. q. Waxd, COO.
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EzOna Maine.

ELECr'oS or Mr. FUilEE-FATAL ACcIDENT-
PROBABLE MURDER IT a CAMP MEETING.
BANGOR, (Mes ~ So IT. rs, 1854
lrsH returns from the sixth Cofgressipnal district
ehos fhAt Fuller (dnr) is re elected by email na-
jor1ty.
Ay0cfy man, named Edward McDougsu, scciden-
tally shc' Ia the woods at Fort fairfield, tho l0sh
inst by xoc N rado ~hSsupposed hin. to be . bear.
Jobn BaFocI, Of Exeter, Ne, was dsueeeously Atah-
ted in al afs:ey At cam, ect.pg the goth inst.
The quariel cw oui OF eva,c insulting remaiks about
Hussei's siste-
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In this city August 81, by the Rev Mr. Hcoshako, Y
George Eruckepserg 70 Miss hsnriette Pedse
:, August st. BY lev Mr.. Williams, Alvin u. Davis Il
Ms. Mary Lisfer, alt Of san Fr- -nc,-co.
IL Marysvine Aug 28. by c. h. Fower, Esq Ms. Banl
ut horr and Miss elizabeth r.cmpscn both Of Atcai
| son couoty, Missouri.
| AZ Poker Flat. Sierra county, Aug. T. Mr. wm. Pc,
eyed g., formerly of NewbuIg, Cess county, Mich.
Bssbs, ,e Of the ship Baya,d n Cold Sprsos He "a
snst.e OF New Lou on, Conp., and about s6 years
sse. herr m-y be lnosn OF him by applying to the
AT Psttte's Ia1eh. the Stockton road on ne 10th
aost tr Horsuo Basden, Of typhoid fever ans ssw 81
% Ieadsood Crsek, on thu sth uit.. Mr. 1hos E.pi
toe formerly Of Missouri.
i.Ynka, n toe etn inst Mr.. Frank simpson.
At the -Four Mile Eouse. Aug. IL, Stephen vands
verrer infant Of Michael aud Frances vsndevener
sg.d wrecks
Near Horsetown, June 8, John Arthur.
In sst Lake, July S, st tao house of Iemusl Lewis,
John Walker, Indian Of tho Delaware tribe, ag d
shout "a Years. BIZ death caussd by mis- hor-o
dragging him ecme distance while his foot hung In the
On tuesday, Aug o. in the e2d year of his age, Mr.
Wat h.w nunaa iorn,erlyoi Woodsdcwa. county Iimer
In ser ts Cruz Of spiral disease on Wednesday, ths
a.h Of August Edward HaIoeE youngest OF the as
u Prsiris City August 70, Iathsrioo Gortrude only
dsushtr Of Foot Ellen Turner agc. years and
Mcnha
In sacramsn.o. tug 10, Carolico Poiasot, late Of
Ws Or cans, aged about 3s years.
Ar his reseeroc on the south sids Of Washington
square the attornnon Of the 23d Instant Ed ,rd
Mckenzie. Eq, of the firm Of Messs. Mckenzie, rhomp.
ron a Co
On the 18th iostsnt at tbe Upper Aqua Fro Jared H.
Mari formerly OF Sunpter county A'a.
In this city, August q, Ia vsri Henry Mitchell son
Of Geo :. and Lydia ". hitohs Of Nantucket Mass,
sged eight years.
At Fosters Bar August II, Morris g. Stafford, aged
20 yesrs, late Of Retiay, Gene sse county, NY
Ia This city, august % Mr. Matthew Anderson, Of Mo
bile, sla aged 43 years
In this city August 70 euanp infant daughter of Geo.
e and Nancy Tinglty
In Valley, August "a, of defamation, Mr.. John
Cody, formerly of Ohio, eyed about ~.
At santa Glars Cal august "a Of chronic dysentery,
Mrs. Martha L liiler, wife OF Wn. hilies formerly
1f Philadelphia
sAcRAAEsr0 AoRr IIry EIoRT FOR THE Four wIKs End.
ING AUGUST q
John Burnett, sged 50, from England.
Mary Brown, l3 months, sacramento.
Marie Fash, Is, lllin0is
Calvin T. smiley, 20, Vermont.
William setzef, 80, Pennsylvania
Catherine Lyons, 10 mouths New York.
Cttoline Poissot, 35, New Orleans
Waiter Springer 10 months, sacramento.
.ss Msckey, colored, a. North Carolina
Edwprd Grsen.
Pauline AnIero, 25, Chile.
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Maxine Court.
Acr,oN AG.rNsr A cvMuon naERrv


ACTION AGAINST A COMMON oaKRfzE.
W,',,dm Beasdsiee John X Wymas his action 10
cught to recover s.ts being the value traak aud
contents oat~d ts pla ntF to dsfcodaat as ooun-
carrier, TO b1ard the steambIAt john Sc
lbe plaintiff asists that tho trunk vas not iel,v
cred as directed Tho defendant produced the yoase
who drove the press wagon, who teai6ol that ho
delivered The trunk At the gengway Of the Joha NeIsoa
to person who rayvcscutci himself the baggage
together tho young man unable to identity aay Of
III. the per- to Whom he delivered the trunk.
Judge Philips ssic, common carrier who s dirscssd
TO leave goods hoard Of oeamb at Ii bound to exsr
cse prudence e,a in the delivery Of 1t to person
authorized 10 seeive H. ard failing In this he IL uabls
or leaving il on the wharf or the gpanx IL not such
o delivery discharged the carrier He Ia bound to
and tsks at east ordinary that the peeson
goocs etopg p.r.ou scos exonerate the carrse
IL ste,irs, N ISL nc 10 tho questtoa Of the ssn
uent hove 70 doubt tvt that 4 conveys the right q
action tetre tlxn'E. Judgment for plaintiff for elo0
vi coats, aad alowGrcc by statute.
Gto n. Fairly ocetnn R>gten r. Rorers.-Aotion 70
Iceoyr 500 aud ntsrcss rom june 2s 1853 on noes
defe,se Is that plaintiff Is not the legal Of the
nate, he having sold the sams to Que Carl for e1l0.
IN sao pos-.ssion OF Received Nov Yora ssptsa-
tsr le. 1854 frcn Carl hundred and ten collars
account d within uots, collateral security for his
Judge Ph1iss-Yfe process was servei on ths a.
fepdsn the 18th of september inst The sraosactiou
With Carl therefore after the a ths
sction aud She ouy qoeajon TO dsp7e6 Of H. has there
been tJspsfer of tts ownership ot the rotef ths me-
mors Ldun en- the back Of the note Il extremely amb
guons, not wholly absurd. am thrcfore driven TO tns
oral tssiepy Of what occurred at TIE time the memo
randum vas made and after oAresul exsminstoa,
cannot srd as question Of fact hat the plaintiff haA
between the psna and srl saanes DO Sc. u ss a.
fsIot by the eefsposot Csr nay enforce his pemsdy
against The paiatG irrespective Of tho determination ot
Judgment for plslnti for sIs0 So With ccs.a and tae
usual allowance BY statute.
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PHuADEtrEsA, Sept 2S 1885,
Tho Cooper and McM!chae orsspsrdeocs viii bs sus-
lIshed TO- morrow IN tie Mort. Amsr,can II appears
that Ferry Connolly acted the friend o Cooper and
after he reply Of McMchael TO Cooper the letter
rcapondence con uctod by onuely who stated thaG
in prosecuting the corrosr sndonce further might b.
incsnvenept' do i.fere end deoire when and
who're l. would sut bis convenience to rccsvs fur hsr
message Asr consulting bis friends McNcbsei slisd
be unsbe 10 perceive that Cooper hid any right
invite m to receive hostile message, and he c,ulA
not by hs example acknowledge hsslt public jour.
ras rersousliy responsbe for structures pu ,lc A.
fairs. which he calmod the right TO upon fres-
ly and fihuliy.
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ARRivsL or pyLRoA ArEs-- CHAECEs or ELYxOrD
WITH THE TEnPERAHCE MIN.

HUFUKN, sept. 70, IbtS
Deeses {, the ssreral convcrticns to be hodsc
this week arriving 10 lyga numbers by csery tesis
nerc Ia considerable discussion ,ing among psi
tiesps relative to the vioSs OF Mr. Rsy mond the whS
nee for Ceatensnt ,scraor upoo the sxhjcct a
tbe hsipe law Saa of the ultra .eupsrance mea
extres theu doubts about the euforseer, Of his no
nation by tine ZEN france Convention which viii
BE Wednesday.
hyion u. CLARK LIS not 10 towo, and will not attend
either convention &c nag been telegrarhsd TO csns
but dec red
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Vote IN BcstDS on Anne1icg the CITY q
ChcxiAstosvn.


The question OF ap.exing Chsrlesto sn TO Boston
voted to-day in the latter city, wisa the folio xiog
IesultThe total vote four thoussud six hundred
ard eighty; the wsjority IL favor Of cuuexng nnet~s
hundred and forty. The citizens OF Cnarcstssn have
yet TO vote os the subje;t.
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SAN FRAScIsoc, Aug. 81 Flour superfne brands Of
souhsrb four constitute the almost only article in this
market that has at all improved since the saing Of tho
as steamer snc the prices Of these are not yet to
cost and charges, is there hope that they be
Gun home mills grinding wheat which costa frcml &c
&c per and can scarcely afford to turn out aour ut
The nsrket prices at those low rates Of the mate
rial The best domestic ground Aour win scarcely
rand IS 80 psr bt, Chill su2erdne is in ssperabuu
cance, will readily 81 per 2ou los The
naIset is thoroughly gluttsd with every description of
sarked fonr or tarreIled, fit for use there is not
Ieraoundanee TIE stock OF Gale and tax Ill bout
A. GOO bols lbe bakers prefer this tho pre-
ernce te"g fun ~ per cent and hence the price IS
advanced 10 about So SO per Dbl at ~hoh it raay be
quote nsm Sales from nrst bands have beea as fol
losat bills. Hsxal, 1T Sill S. 500 do do at Sli SO;
1000 co. 90 AT $il 7a $50 co do, at $l2; 775 do
Do at ST. So End about 5000 bbls in joooing ots at
$2a $l3 psr Dbl In Chit ttcre has bsso little done.
Wholesale rates have been about Sc IS ~ per 2oJ los
The article for ~ 20 81 SO yer 200 lbs SedolK
l.. sune cenan ut Sill at which note sales of ou
jobs ct Gl2 per 200 lbs
The following tabular view viii show the dscoe in the
receipts OF -four snd other provisions for tee ls5 sgut
mis- yet the prevaiirg los prices clearly ia
tna fhs ativeiy small receipts OF 1854
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no mo- Ice would be taken OF them a. tie oonvee,on IA,
morrow
Mr. IKAvl.T said, ~bers we're horo 70 do their "a
busDoss lie ;ooyea to taoe the teeoleors ca am nd
usnts Carr 90. 40 10
Gen BrtisRD AIo uoeec mass convention TO 10 nj
pate epeadeat eset st eigts O'CLOCK To- ,rIos
morning.
fbs Convention then adjcuIned TIL to N ,c-o 10 meet
at hAif past eight A. h.
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Details Of Ywo Weeks News from
California.
Upwards ofSa,OOO,OOO Arrived and on tho Way.
POLITICS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
DIsAsTR0Us FiREs.
NEWS FROM THA MINES.
SHIPMENTS OF TREASURE.
MARKETS.,
&c,

The steamship Prometheus Capt. Turner. from Puuts
Arenas, with SOL passengers and 81 coo in Specie
arrived at ore O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Tho Prcmetheus arrived outward on the m,ruing OF
the 18th inst, after touching at Kingston for Goals
nsvins experienced violent gales from the curing
the whole rassagc
Inc Promethcus connected with the steam ar Pacific
Captain seabury, which arrived ao Juan del Sur oa
tho l4th, ard left Puna with nsr Is sugers
36l in number and 81 900 specie 90 freight tbs
Prometheus encountered severe N. Egg sic from i,s
30 to Cape Hattcras.
On Saturday, the 23d inst. lat p NJ 10 lat SO 53
lon. 70 l6, fell in with the brig nns Royal
Southwick Of New Bedford, aban1oaod, water logged
and foremas gone with all sails bio RIBBONS; had
on deck lot Of square timber. Ihe r. sailed from
Charleston 18TH inst for New YORK; under Of
Capt heron. We have not hs ard Of the OF her crew
Arrived at Kingston the lth Inst the ship Fanny
Gifney, a. Moody mastor, from New York, b,und to
Bonaire having been ashore the latter port wae in
charge Of pilot; put into Kingston for rspairs ship
leaking much to require the pumps kept
going al the time.
Annexed is the list Of specie per steamship Prone
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non-arriv,i ot vne Alba.

BosTos, Sept. %, 1854
The propelor Alps, sdvsrtised to sail from Lverpoos
90 the isth lost and due, had arrived 1t hsx-
pest teu tbls evening.
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NoRMssows, Pa, Sept 2s, 1864
The democrats Of the Hsversh district
Of this state havc 70 nonn.asted Bon. Samuel A.
Bridges
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ruuApy1ruA September 70 --(Rsportsd BY Keen b
Tsylcr Trsf Boasu-- 1000 rtnna RR o. Oh 1890 City
RI t., So Erie. bS. SIN; 5000 su.a Canal B,pds bs.
lo%i 8 Mschsnlcs' Bsnk, ~ Rawssn Boardl-ssoO6
west philads e's srA. Second Bsard-siooo West PIN
Conn e's dsys, six 400 Rich DiN Coup 6's, dsys,
s7 l6 sh.res susq Canal sS 10; 100 Morris Canal i2x
so 90 do, 2dsys, i2x; 100 0lsard Bank, Q, II ASS
psa,6--3oo Morris Ca6A be, l0k
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A p0xtiSn 0f the Anled Feet Arrived 40
Russlnns be Found,

From the San Franc ECO Herald, aug il
The British frgste Amphti,e Capt C. Frederick aud
the French corvette LArtemise, LEveque commander
entered harbor Yesterday afternoon, twenty two
Days from Honolulu and nchcred Saucsito. Taey
are portion Of the large fec which recently sailed out
OF that port In search OF the Rus sns They besn
eagerly hunting for the Diana and Aurora but without
Both vessels In order ami look Ii
they would give good account of themselves Ia
ton with the enemy II Is probable that the feet which
le Honolulu divided nio tn four pariss aud
despatched to different quarers In sesrch Of tbs eoemy
enc II other of them is likely to overhaul him and
bring him TO action.
The fcilowrg IL list of the officers Of the squadron
that arrived yesterday
Frigate Amphirite "a guns, Captain Charles Frede-
rick William l.. Staniforth, Douglas Walker, L. b n
Fnnklin leutenants; william H. Craao, master; T. J.
Jones, second master; Richard K Wilson, frat iieute-
nsnt marines; James Vaughn, surgeon Joseph W. Mad.
dock, psymnster George - Bourne, naval INSTRUCTOR
John Nhi assistant surgeon Wills Pcs passed. clerK
a. Overburg, d. Wright, j. g. McdArdy, W. A. ID.
v Brownlow, mates George Graves, acting mats: G.
Y X Rsttrsy Charles D. lagis, H. Fairfax John G. J.
Hammer, mi shipmen.
Corvette LAItemise 80 csnnons, Csotsine de fr.,
LEveque; Tcnon, 1t. de v. sd.; Ali q, do Hardt Eo-
seign cs Jcque, Amet 10 Jsrdn, commissa;rs Bcu
Ienne. chirurg major; Miet, Aspir, &c cd ciasse 81
mon, do; PauD, do IT. Yves, do kouche d'Aubans,
asp aux Cauvain, chirurgieu de sd. casse.
1t Ia said that the two vessels viii remain 1T this port
for two wesfs Scme Of the officers Of both vessels
ashore yesterday and paid Wits 10 the Conss of their
respective nations.
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The Troy JYhig certdes that the wlig rcnnee
for Governor is Kpos Nothcg 1t says of Nr. CArx:-
''Now, II II will be any comfort TO he fctaAe any,
body else to be nfcrned that the Knos Notnngs vhora
the 7y,Jnnc win Dot charge ~ith desigas particularly
friend 70 'sSevayd pep ~ seemed for
o-her with and to know most about Mr. Chrks rominr
ton then Mr. Greeley and other mischl makers MAJ as
well take pr.iec Of the fact. -
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Total from July to September $40 AS 592 %
Total frem Jan l, 1894, to Sept 1, in
INNuAf sIurNkNf 7
,ths sl7O b4S.878 81

Total Ia years and months. sl70 1878 81
From the above figures il is pretty evident that the
amount of gold which will shipped from hence during
the present year viii exceed mat of 1865 by several
millions.
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bAF1lEOHE S4pte 70, 1904.
At market today, loo beef cattle we're oGereA
of which 500 sold, apithe balance wcre driven to
Phi aS.'pbia The Of prices from 81 so to 90
the hccf though but snail number q cattle sofia
at Tie highest 6gure Hogs arc quoted at e6 SO % Is
md ooeep 50 90, gross.
CtScINSATI Sept. rs. 1854
Currency Ia extremely Esstern exchange ~as
so- in tho street to day at half per cent premium.
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Fire at Newton, Mass.

Boston, Sept Is, 1854.
The cabinet masufac.ory Of MyE. A. suaaliwsed, ak
Newton. was destroyed By Gre. last tight. The los
amounts to about 81, 900.
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-, At oAxpo srco-ross slo7 600.

The CatavcrnA tuo souo Sioe STAKE
o.1.heyslie, Co., Sa 600; jose fea,o S2o0o; an
tonic Rerpeeo 81 4 co. seorse Foster 5000 August
(ssloor) s. s 500 No. Csiistro, 80, 5000 Mons Csot
$1,000 Francisco En- ardo, s. 500; Mons Persona
SET Q: Mons Pereu Ga '0 Plat vau, IS, 600; WddHl
KuDkie, 81, 500 Henrs A'esd ~ SOC; snyder wooly
5000; David Nys, 5000 N'aTgermsn tx ~ 90.
sweeney & World 81, 500; Bsaa uSsen u 20; HsaL
20 90; Tom Hyer, 81, zoo; u Caesseo~ough, - 900
Dr. L: " Smith 81 56O Barney An,th. $l00o; srnold
Co q Botel IS Oce; Root Brothers ~ ne0 Nc Dough
erty. s. 0t0; Bakery, $1,000; Mr. So-ensscs. $3,Ove
Zacesr:sh Bro, IS, ,00c; Mar.sep- Hr'sl s., 800
Rculsope & Reynolds, 5000; Nov York sonpsuy,
81 200; cbumway Co, $4,000; Austin Jf1hvsey,
81 00O-lotal, slC7 500
FREScH CORRAL DgsTgOyzD.
desratch from Neva 10 to the Union ssvu:--Frerrh
Corral, tom OF from seventy dve o sae huadrc-e
einatec accidentally in the California IIsuse. The
EIercb Corral houe, Subltts Hotel, AMI Fess store
are the only buildings left.
THE TOWN OF ST. LOUIS DEsTRorED-Loss $50 900.
st. Louie was totally destroyed BY fire the issh Au
are given.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE In BUTTE.
correspondent wridng from Chico, suite county,
August ~, ssys:'Some of citizeus in this ue,g
btrhod hsy suffered severely from recent nro whic
Day asc. About $1,000 tushels Of grain asve oeea
burred, and nearly all the grass bstweAn Chic, and Big
Butte Mr. Couples lost about sixty f exceiect
whe.t kessfs. Rice McCuscheop also suffered
FACE, sb loss. une hopse burned down. with fine
!. carpenter's tools sud hundred hushss
Of barley A oonsids, abs smouns Of gran was Riso
baIrcd on the west eide Of the Sacramento.
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ANUto tsUutV W
Mayor-Lucien Herman,
whig,
Tax William G..
Ross, democ rat.
Recorder-David s. Turner,
whig.
CITY Attorney-Lo:enz1
Sawyer, whig.
Street Com N isnioner--Ed-
ward A. E,,e.s, whig
City Comptroller - A. G.
Wakeman, democrat.
Harbor Master-Robert Ha-
ley. democrat.
Public Administr atOr- Sam.
uel Elower, whig,
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Politics 81 san Franci.oO.
The nominations for charter officers h,d Just boon CON-
pleed in san Francisco aud folio wing tickets under
anon, aloua ames xe~s
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Yne General fIeaItn.

TH9 YELLOW FEvAa AT AUGUSTA. GA.
CoIrarrA, c., Sept rs, 1854
There Eve deaths from fever ut Augusta oa IA
turday. Flsht from the city bss doustess saved
hundreds
MORTALITY oy BALTIMORE.
RarrMoRE, Sept. 25, 1864.
The deaths for the psst numbered 1885, OF which
% we're from pnsurptioa "A fro bowel dse4ssa ssl
81 were of cbihren under ten years Of sse.
CHOLERA Nv BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Sept. 25, 1884.
The deaths by cholera In this city for the past vesk
were twenty.tyo, q which four were Americans.
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MORTALITY oy BALTIMORE.
InIpr.ant neiirn a,a Cenr.nt t.on,

COLUMBUS, (Cai,D 5ept. rs, 1854.
The railroad men held convention to day I'm this
p'ae, and adjourned until Saturday. Thsir action was
similar to that Of the Ne York convention FREQ passes
to he abolished and the tariff for freight snd passsa
advanced,
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We are iLdcbed for avors aud Giles Of pspsrs to Mr.
Lord Pu,ser Of the Pro nethens aud to the expresses
Of Messrs. Adams & Co, Wells, Fargo Co and j. W.
Sullivan.
The stcanship Sonora, from Pauama arrived ct San
FraDcico Of August The folio wing psrsons
6ie5 "A cr<h
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g. 100 pieces. Total value. ........tl, ,c52 200 OF
Total amount Of bars for month Of Aug .e7221<s "a
On tbs 8lst OF August, 100000 was coined--ths
hrget amount coined IN any one day since the Branch
Tint has been in operation.