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RELI1s! BELIsI BEiIsiFor churches, academies, fac
tories, scamboats, plantations, made and large
hand by the subscribers their old esab
sed and enlarged foundry which has been operation for thirty
of manufacture perfected
their bells world wide celebrity for volume of sound and
The have recently succeeded in
applying of loan moulding bell casting
which perfect casting and even temper and an ev
excellence their bes have
ceived January, 1854 hs frat premium "a silver meda of the
New York, all others, several from this
Europe being competition aud which is the eighteenth
meda besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
have patterns be variety the
weight also furnish order chimes number OF
several of their make throughout the
and Canadas Their hansing comprising recent and
movable
which may be tuned the bci spring acting
capper, proongng sound; iron Frame tollna hammer
stop, steamships
revolving yoke fancy hansngs In brass or bronze
We whole
reang bells of other
being given. Old bells taken exchange.
made and hand
Being immediate with the principal routes in all d
orders be
dospach which, either personally by communication,
,pectfuIly solicited - - -
Feb af--dIy West Troy, Albany Co, NJ Y.
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Il. III. GILL II II ,
Ea..asnlIos aIInn

Counsellor at Lar,
Has Franklin
principally in the United States supreme Court
devoted much The law concerning he will
opinions legal arising before
Office appeals the chief justice
District Of Coumbia and will also the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
having either the departments
will cms before board established r their
adjudication
Oct 2S--du
DIcH JEW ELRY.-M w. GILT s. BRO offer a magnid.
IL of rich ewey OF the very latest styles
sisting Of
Earrings md bracelets diamond peat snameed, and plain
Genlemen's diamond pins studs
Diamond, cnamelled ruby, pearl wedding and rings
Gold, fob, and guard chains
Ladies' cbatalains lockets, seals, and keys
Gold ihimbe lava, enameled and plain sleeve
buttons and studs, gold necklaces &c.
Which, together with the largest assortment Of superior gold
pure silver offered to their
w. GAIT g. BRO,
Sigs Golden
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Nov 3o-3t
rALI. AND WINTER styles of ready made clothing
aQee shaped black blue and fashionable coios
and figured cashmere business suits
pushes merno silk and
shirts coas undeshiris, ues gloves Sc
Boys and youths co,hing always ON hand.
The articles will be sold a the lowest prices for cash.
NOAH WALKER & co,
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
Sept 29--3tawiwif Browns Hotel Building.
'nG'1n- HAMILTON @. FAINT,
Dec 1-5td l No. Az Penn. avenue.
Aw NOTICE-Tbc undersigned will attend 10 business
Ii Supreme Court of the United States. p PHILLIPS.
Nov l-dlmn
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EAX's FABLES, with f.e Illustrations. 1 volume,
VI London, 1854 Price 81.
Dogs, their by Edward Mayhem. London,
Price 90
Price 80
Adventures NJ sydenham GrecnHnch, friends in
London illustrations London, 1854
Aus9o FRANCK TAYLOR
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limited STATES California, via Aspin.
wall Panama, the 9Th and Goth of each month"; in h
class steamships approved by the Navy Department. Of not less
2,000 tons burden, auarantying speed and sq}ety. .
The Panama railroad completed to Obpo ID miles fop
Paname.
embraces 81 miles in rail car
from Aspnwa obpo and la miles of land transportation ov
recently put thorough order single passeng
can, housthe passenger
alongside the
will transportation in future ON this route
entirely sickness OF description
Reserve always kept in port at New York. rama
Francisco detention OF accideh
The entirely reliable.
expected passage the Atlantic will be made W
larly in days and the Pacific, in IL to l2k days
Passengers win day acr they arrive al A
wall. -
Through tickets rates. be had the agency 10
West street. New York.
ian 2S--dG
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-The subscriber has
III complete Of goods, which
from the manufacturer, both
Europe and the best terms, and offered
q saving Of from twenty-five cent Our Rok
comprises .-.s = . tfE5 t.
Housekeeping articles article required about house thai
can under the head of hardware
building materials, fine assortment, not excepting sash weights
ut 3 cents per Id.
Mechanics tools, every variety, and mosIy warranted
Leather betting, gum and hemp packing at Boston factor
prices u
Grey Brothers. door springs warranted for four ,ean WeM
the agents. will furnish dealers ut factory prices.
beautiful assortment Of feather busters, New York prices
and 25 per cheaper than other styles.
which offered small advance for cash or punc
customers by the subscriber. -
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
Sign of tho large Gilt Saw, Penn av,
Nov S-eolm between 10th and llth street,
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yRENCH NOVELS, Dumas Bnlznc, and Others,
imported from Paris prices from Is
cents upwards many of beautifully illustrated
Oc7 FRANck TAYLOR.
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Ths Hsw York AvsrpooI UAIssd states Mail
neeAsnern. fEi.
The ships comprising this line are;

<-~s~ These ships having been built by contract e
pre- ssiy government every been
ZlK2R~ their
insure strength and speed and their accommo-
passengers nnequaled fr elegance comfort
Price Of ussscxc York cabin,
In second cabin Exclusive $500
Prom Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ aud f20.
An experienc ed surgeon attached to each ship
No berlbs can be secured until paid for.
rRoFosEp
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&Us F..
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILhOAD.

Oa and Ufer luSsooy, ]s"e""ef - AooA,
THE leave daily for Gordonsvile intern
diaie stations * O'Clock, M, GA the arrival of the b
meeting Manssses Junction dor Sussbu al Va
renton Junction Wsrenton, and Cofiony
with the Virginia Central railroad Tor Richmond Cha
loltssviIle, and 5tauDlon.
The Godonsve daily for Alexandria and
stations IL O'clock the arrival OF the train.
the virgins railroad from Richmond, Charlottesville an
Stauaton.
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University of Maryland.

School of Medicine.
4 aud end on the ist of March, 1865. HI
Principles and Practice Of Surgery, N. n. Smith, NJ d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. f.. A. Aiken M D.
Principle and Practice OF Medicine, Samuel Chew NJ d.
Anatomy aud Psychology, Joseph Roby, M ID.
Obstetrics, Richard II. Thomas, NJ ID.
Maea Msdica Pathological Anatomy W. M,enberper
NJ D. .
Practical Anatomy Il. b. Smith, M. D.
Clinical fn6rmay belonging Unversi,y
and containing hundred and dry beds. .r =
Fees for the lectures $50 maricuaon fee S. graduation
500. WILLIAM e. A. AIKEN M n
Sep l-2nvtothOct .r ~
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To the heirs OF John Orr and Henry Guenard
| Cor Quinend.)

UNITED STArEs NAVAL AsYLuM
| s4 Philadelphia, December s, 1854
John ORR (colofed andsmsn, beneficiary al this insiuG
| j died the 6th of July last,
Henry Guenad Quinend marine, and beneficiary died her
| on the l7th utimo 4Ha $50 . .sF
Each of the left property of value which A
heirs
Dec-7-law4w
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OFFICIAL.
TxxAxpsY DsrAxrHxsr,

August % lc34
Notice hereby holders OF the following described
OF the United saes this department prepared 10 pui
vembe portions Of those stocks amounting in the aggregate
oOO the the hereinafter men
toned, to wit;
In of contingent eompcItion within the amount stated
preference given which said stocks
may The certificates, duly assigned the United
intes by parties thereof must
be transmitted department receipt Whereof
paid OF the following particuais
L. The par value, specified In each certihcate
Of the loan authorized by the ael oil
July redeemabie November H. 1885, Of per The
authorized the OF 1892 redeenabe 3ist
cembe per stock Of the loans authorized
by redeemabe the the 3si
December the Both June, 1868 of 10
authorized by the of 1885, and
1854 Commonly called the Texan
indemnity, per cent
par certificate from the LIST of July,
receipt settlement the Treasury with The
or money reach the owner OF
in addition
stocks will be made in da OF the Treasurer OF
Boston, New York.
or Philadelphia, Is the parties direct
But viii entitled benefit OF this notice
actually receive ats Treasury on or before the
said 20th day of November next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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CHOCOLATES, Cocoa, and Broma.- w. BAKER 4 CO.'s
American and Vanilla Premium chocolates, boma
which first have been awarded by the chief Institutes
fairs the unon sale by all the principal groceries
United 5iaes, and by their -.
fusscy Murray, New Twells, Philadcp phia
Thomas v. Brundige, Baltimore; Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio; and 3. II. Howell, Georgetown, d. G. a s1st
WALTER BAKER, d CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mans.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street. Boston F, by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt ensved and elegantly furnished
ahe modern and
ion ~ the travelling public
Dee IL -dly
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gMHROIDERfES. LACE GOODS tGc.-The subssribers
II day full and complete
goods, embracing all the novelties
which of the adesis respectfully invited The
following a o6somr Of the leading articles
IS Maltese chemzetts and sleeves in
%
rs richly embroidered muslin Vaences trimmed
IS do do Maltese do
rs muslin cOlaretts
$50 French emb roidered muslin collars
I5 do do camhc collars
25 chy cambrc skirts, for
ock hand dkerchi
IS pieces Maltese and edengs, all widths
100 do Valences laccs edsinSs and insertings
so do English thread laces, edginga, and inserngs
IS do cnmbrc founcings and rulings
75 do Swie- musins, houncings, and bands
100 do embroidered dimy bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambric sleeves
% dozen long and short black lace mits
Asp variety of illusions, bobbnets,
bcs embroidered musns and lace handkerehiefs
gloves, hosiery, &C. IT
Sep 3--3taw4wif HOOE, BROTHER, co.
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No. 527
Sales Of Alternate sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby gven consequence of
going that large number of merit0rous acua
crops and ether untoward ccumstAnces
pay lands the public saes o( the Ua
sections along the Of the SesAs~a Padk
of advertised In psOclamahen N
following Offices, in December
ordered those sales be postpone
and TO take place follows, 10 wit
AT LOUIS commencing Monday the Oh
August tLG
Al The Jackson, commencing Monday, the 18Th
August next.
Al Clinton, commencing Monday, the 18th
August
Al office Springfield, commencing Monday, The M
of August next.
Given under the General Land Once at the
Washington nth day of December, A. d, thousand e
hundred and fifty four a1s.ae ,-4
BY order 0fthe President i
Dec 7-law6w Commissioner
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bosts carrying the United States mail will comm
regular trips the Alabama river on the Let Of Nove
leaving Mobile daily and Montgomery daily, the
trains OF railroad and connecting daily montgomery
the cars and Mobile with the New Orb mail bsats.
OF the above boats will leave Selma the down ward
six O'Clock, u.
The will be commanded by able and
officers will every cxertion the comfort and safely
of passengers.
per barrel, n dollar per bale of cotton.
For freight passage having elegant accommodations apply
board, -.
Oct 27--d6m COA, HAAINAKD, b CO.
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Collector. oace, August 4, 1884.

Collectors Office, August I, 1904.
NOTICE TO tax prompt payment.-Noce
hereby given that the year 1854 dne,
and payable at this ONCE
allowed by law for the current paid before the sst
r. l. ROCHE.
Aug 3--eodn Collector
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The during named stocks viii be purchased
y this upon specified hereby extend
ed to 3lst December aexf, inclusive.
will he closed the LIST December when
vested in the ckhosr
inscribed stock addition to the
assignment United assignment
siockhoder thereon Where the inter
assigned where the coupons payable ON the h
coupon stock, transmitted Win the
premium days only Qess interest
from the time of redemption TO January b. included with
the principal in the settlement
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. ls, 1854.
I9-d3lstDecinf
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University of Louisiana /.

Medical Department.
THE annual department
Monday, November 49, and will terminate in the
March.
Jones NJ D., Professor of Practice of Medicine
j. L. RddeI, M. d., Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, M. D., Professor OF Surgery.
A. II. Cenas M d., Professor OF Obstetrics
A. J. Weddcrhurn NJ D., Professor of Anatomy
Gusavus A. Mott, m. D., Professor of Materia Medica.
Thomas Hunt, NJ D. Professor OF Physiology and Pathology
sons,u; sm". cSe.", se.rd, Demonstrators Anatomy.
dssectine will be open third Monday
t0ber
faculty visiting physicians surgeons Charity
Hospt attend this from November TO April.
The the their and, free of
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There during tho session, about eight hundred
scribed daily.
In 1889 number Of patients thirteen thousand hun
dred and Any nine.
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Dean.
Aug 3ll-lawtNovl
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Polytechnic College Of the state OF Pennsylvani",
Penn Square, Philadelphia
IS College nrganzed plan the Colleges OF
designed afford thorough professional
education students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL. ARTS.
The mex, will Monday, seI2
tsmber IL, 1854.
FACULTY.
engineering Professor sem H. Peabody
Meaugy and INDUSTRIAL analytical and agricultural chemistry
Prot Alfred l.. Kennedy NJ. d. - .
Mining engineering geology and HineraioU, Pro! w. h. b.
Thomas, A. NJ.
Mechanical philosophy and the principles OF machinery, Pro
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms for each department per session, $5
Mechanical archectua and typographical drawing Pro John
Kern. $40. -
French aud Spanish, Prof v. De Anarili.
Prof B. H. Enrup.
The analytical laboratory practical chemistry open daily
academica department. under the charge b. Boucher
provided which and less proficient students may
aud be rapidly prepared for the College courses
courses Of study boarding.
may by addressing Dr. Alfred l.. Kennedy Poly
technic Colleges Philadelphia .,,.,
President Of Board of Trustees.
JoHs McIsIyRE, Secretary.
Aug g9-Wed5at& TucslR
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.ssnsdcr,s" wines, Phil.delrh,a.

seSnider's" Wines, Phtladelphia.
John sNIDER the former old established
j Snde No rs Walnut street, four doors
will be supplied with wines
liquors Oh the accommodating terms.
JACOB SNIDER. agent foreign
ace No rs Walnut where he prepared TO receive orders
houses In Eu
rope in quantities single upwards and solc
Vaughan Snide the Of his friends and
customers
delivered Washington city by "Adamss Express,
free of freight. .rs
Jane ally
ESHEyCfK aud Engish boarding and day school for
young ladies' by NJ Tyson and Sisters, street. between
will
Monday, 18th of September, when the pupils
in their seats For Sc, circulars
he principal bookstores Ia the city.
l0-eodti 9Th Sept [Sarl
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NEW york, HHEMEN, AND 6OUFIA-
SG AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
<S< The ships compnSinS this line the WASH Nc
TON, Capt. f.. M. Fitch; HERMANN, Capt. T. Hg-
gins. .-., .....;..
both and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAlI.ING-l65i.
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Lynchbug, with the stages Chaflottesy
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. -. -
uray New Market, connecting with the C
pepper Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
daily, with the stages Pedmo
For iddeburg daily connecting the stages Plain,
Per order: w, Il. BROCkEfT, Agent
T--dU
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Warrington. u. C.--The thir-
" Colombian College will begin the last
"Wednesday september and end the last
Students choice pursuing the usual classical
dies for degree Of bachelor of scientific course for the
philosophy The college
For further information
address he President Columbian College, Washington D. C
Aug i-eod3w.
f,OUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR REMIT have
W Of ground attached each situated
Kendall Green little than mile noheasery from
Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar wood
she'd aud stable each of excellent al hand
The situation beautiful overlooking large portion Of the CITY,
aud in full view of the Capitol.
The approach by Streets Delaware and M
omnibus established
and between Kendall Green and the
Presidents Square, leaving at and = p. Returning,
Centre Market where makes brief stand 9X and az
O'Clock.
Rent--two hundred dollars
The taken for Inspections and be
applying Sckney lives Cottage
self at my rsidence near the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-eodn
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i,LENWOOD CEmETEKY.-Thls beautiful place
u having been dedicated with appropriate
the is for the reception Of the
of deceased persons.
The capacity hundred which
dead apply place the departed until they
sites for the graves
The plan of ncopoato is Of equality in regard the
lots put up publicly (alhough they
usually bring premum making eury selection Of lots the
mo desirable.
Until of Washington, appica
punctuay attended to the Office in the east
wing building entering the Cemetery.
requested to drive fast through the Cemetery
rounds
BGienwood distance due north of the
Capitol.
Augg dSu,
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. Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, 28 South Fourth Philadelphia,
II (ate 80 seet)
Of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and bank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORs,
Water filters copying presses Fairbanks platform
and scales.
agency BuerwOrh Betey Yales, and Halls
patent powder proof bank locks. Pease give a call
made few many hundreds who have
TJ Magruder 7 street, Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
ton, d. O.
Farmer. and Mechanics Bank, Philadelphala safes
United States Mint do
United States Arsenal, in California, in Philadelphia
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes.
Philadelphia wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
philadelphia
Richard Norris, Son. Locomotive Works, Philadelphia.
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia
Mr. e. FoeQ, Pennsyvnn avenue, 9th
Streets orders for and
make sales Of the above
May6--oawIy EVANS WATSON
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Mobile aud Montgomery U. y. Daily Mail Lime.
L. CONSISTING Of the following substantial and
sESf4Szc1122 running passenger steamers, viz
MESSENGER,
CuBA.
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UMBER-Tbe subscribers having themselves tn
lumber business the Old sf VIM Sixth
streets, are prepared furnish
bic terms They solicit share Of public patronage.
GRO. W. GARRETT CO.
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RENSSELAER, POLHTECINIC INSTITUTE,
EsIGNED comprehensive aud thorough education Of
and civil engineers including railway, hydraulic
graphical, and mining engineers.
Of the Annual Reger full information
ing the institute, apply to - -
sgss#F Director SC, r. p. l.,
Aug l5-d2m Troy, N. Y.
The Empire County argus., 1854-10-14

to San biego whittier she was bound, where $50
were lett until steamer could be sent to bear them
on their hemeward course
Before leaving the wreck, we sent on shore all
the provisions to be found. awning and poles for
tents beds, clothing etc, for the of those that
had remained, whom it was found necessary to
leave, as the Golah too heavily freighted to re-
ceive them. But it is to be regretted that the ac-
tual sufferers never received the provisions sent
them for party composed of the ships fremen,in-
sensible to humanity, and holding the advantage
of having in their possession large quantity of
fire arms and ammunition, took for themselves al
most everything that went ashore and money was
seen in their possession which they could not have
obtained honestly.
The Goliah after making her trip to San Diego,
returned to cove about six miles from the scene
of the wreck when she received the balance of the
passengers and crew, and started at 4 p. NJ on the
Sth inst for Monterey and San francisco.
In addition to Others we are particularly indebt-
ed to Capts. w. Fl. Burt and Mathews, and to Pur-
ser John H. Fleming of the Goliah, for their inde-
fatigabe exertions to get the passcnsers from the
wreck and beach into the Goliah.
1t is supposed that about thirty lives are lost.
whose Names with the exception of few could
not be ascertaned. The following is list of per-
sons known to be drowned:
Frances Mitchell one child of Mrs. More: wife
and child of Thomas Brenan Mrs. Summer and
child ; Mrs Smith and child four children of Mrs,
Logsdale.
SAMUEL VoUGHT,
Purser Yankee Blade
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CHINESE TEsTMoNY.-The California Chronicle
says: "a most important decision has just been
made by the Supreme Court, finding that the Chi
nese are comprehended within the meaning of that
clause of the Constitution of California which says
No black, or mulatto person, or Indian, shall be
allowed to give evidence in favor Of Or against a
white man"
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BALL AT BAYLEYs.--We would call to the notice
Of our dancing friends, the fact that on Thursday
evening next, 'mine host" of the Oak Valley House.
a. J. Bayley, gives an annual Ball, Those who
have attended parties at this place speak of them
IN terms Of the highest praise, and we have every
assurance that no pains will be spared to make this
one of the most pleasant and agreeable of the
son. MIR B. has recently erected hall thirty-two
feet wide by seventy long, which is fitted up in
elegant style, and is said to be one of the finest in
the county.
REWARD OFFERED.--The Mayor elect of San
Francisco Hon. S. P. Webb, has offered a reward
Of $500 for the capture of John York, who killed
McMickle ON Commercial Street. on last Saturday
night Union.
Mr. John York had better keep out of Ell Dorado
County, OR Deputy Sheriff Welton will have him in
''durance vile in twinkling, witness the fol-
lowing
Z. Re-arret Of an Escaped Prisoner--4uburn, Oct.
5th.---James Freelan who was committed for mur-
der at Michigan Bluff, and made his escape from
the Deputy Sheriff of Placer county, on the I'd inst
was arrested in El Dorado county and brought here
this evening by Deputy Sheriff Welton,. of the last
mentioned county Th5on ----- r
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e Coioma: Saturday, Oct. IA, 1854.

Tho San Francisco Herald has the following
choice bit of news about another pleasure excur-