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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

Another homicide is added TO the appalling list
already recorded as occurring in this City since
the opening of the year. The slung-shot Is sup
posed to have been the wespOD. The victim is
Charles Callahan, driver Of beer wagon; the
alleged perpetrators appear to belong to the idle
and dangerous gang that has for long period
hung around tle western portion Of the First
Ward.
A most daring attempt to assassinate Mr. Adam
sbofer was made in the Bowery on Tuesday
night. twas unsuccessful only because silver
watch caught the point Of the dagger, aimed with
unerriDg pI IecisOn at the heart. No arrest has
been male.
On Tuesday night, Mr.. Cornelius Hammond was
assaulted by party of rufiaus in the open street
stabbed and leit 70 bleel to des;h. He was found
shortly sfterward and taken to the Hospital.
On the same night man was shot at, in the
lower part Of the sty, the bali passing through
his collar. This case was arranged between the
parties and no complaint was made.
The above not TO mention hundred or more
of minor oflenses, is pretty good list for one
night, considering the Increased efficiency" of
the Police. of which the Chief so complacently
boahts.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
CIVILIZATION AND BARsARIsM.

Among the many influences now cooperating
toward the extinction of Feudalism in the civ
Ilized world the progress Of chronological science,
from the political writers Of the age, will, we
think, be found before the campaign is over to
have played part VI no secOnd-rate Importance
Erbnological research into the social economies
and il 'tituticus Of barbarous peoples ia in con-
cition to demonstrate to the popular mind Of
Europe that all that hereditary privilege and pre-
tension which it has been taught to reverence
and cherish as the necessary aud pre0rdaned basis
Offociety is really but relic Of primitive barbarisD
and that these much belauded social conditions
exist in more intense and complete develop
ment just 10 proportion as the community is less
advanced in knowledge and comfort For the
general recognition OF this great revolutionary
truth, We must not look 10 the ancient histories
OF the early European peoples, as they first dimly
shadow themselves forth TO US; for though these
studied sIislt and BY the aid Of modern science
yield to US precisely the same demonstration
yet the pOus ancestral halo that surrounds them
and the long series of centuries that stand be-
tween them and US, have stripped their early
social state Of its harsh angularites and deform.
ties and, except to small class of trained minds,
render a vivid and life-like picture thereof
extremely difficult and sttanable for the present.
Nor are the special phenomena of Hindostan,
China or Japan the most adapted to shame the
European communities out of feudaIism, for un-
der each Of these latter systems humanity has
succeeded in reaching a respectable stage of civ
ilizatiOn. 1t is from Polynesia, the newest field
of discovery. where humanity is found most sheer
ly infantile in intellectual and moral development
dssueIreOtyped to Us by contemporary witnesses
in all its minute and viviily distinct individual
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

We give place in another column to transa-
tion of an article from journal published at the
Hague, upon the csse of Capt. Gibson. The
main facts here stated we had already laid before
our readers in our Paris correspondence, but
their importance is such that this confirmation
of them becomes worthy of notice. The chief
new point in this statement is that Mr.. Belmont
has never been authorized by the President to
make a categorical demand for the indemnity due
to Capt. Gibson from the Dutch Government;
and now that this indemnity is aatly refused, ne Is
obliged to write home for permission to take the
further step of calling for his passports and break
ing off all relations with the Hague. This indi-
Gates clearly enough the timd and feeble manner
in which the present Administration conduct
themselves toward every government that has
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

any means of resistance at its command. 0a
weak and defenseless town like San Juan, Gea
Pierce and Mr. Marcy at once let loose the diress
apparatus of vengeance, bombarding aud burning
With heroism and energy only equaled BY Capt.
Kydd. or some Algerine cOrsair, ,-and all without
any reason that caa bear moments examination.
But let an American citizen suffer the crosses.
eutrages in person and property at the hands Of
ever 60 small European power, and let the
proof be as clear as the sunlight yet our model
defenders Of American rights will go about the
duty of obtaining redress gently as any suck.
Ing dove.
When Mr.. Pierce took the oath Of Office, it
was with many high flown words to the effect
that the rights OF every citizen in his indiSit-
a.. ual capacity sbroad and at home musi DO sa-
" credly maintained" and that no American
could 20 so far from bis country as that the Pres
id.nt would not see that no rude hand OF power
sis laid upon him with impunity." Such was
the programme, and the management oi this
claim Of Capt Gbson's shows the nature OF the
performance. Indeed Gen. Pierce's foreign pol.
icy so far seems to have had two great character.
istic features. Tie first is wicked and piraticd
violence 10 the weak and defenseless, and the
second timd and trucking submission to the
powerful. A comment on this peculiar course Of
national conduct may be found in the recent
electio.s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

ANOTHER NEBRASKA MEETISG AT CHIcAGo.--Ou
Saturday night there wss second attempt to explain
to the folks Of Chicago the beauties and benefits of
the Repeal OF the Missouri Compromise, Lieutenant.
Governor Willard Of Indiana beng broaght forward
es the chief speaker. Senator Douglas and hs i'm
mediate friends we're on the platform. There was no
actual interruption Of the proceedings but consider
able merrment oecasioned by the crossquestion-
ing Of tie speaker by the audience. Gov. WIlards
weakness seemed to be an uncomfortable desire 10
pitch into some newspapers, and among others he
selected The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE. Tie moment be
had uttered the name, a call was made for " Three
" cheers for The NEw.YoRK TkIBusE y which were
given with an almost unanimous voice that made ths
raften quiyer, followed by ak cheers for Greeley
and grOans for Douglas. Mr.. Douglas bore tho In
fiction with tolerable grace even to the cheering tor
Joshua X. Giddings.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

The steamer Benjamin Franklin under orders
TO sail with General Paez against Venezuela, was
yesterday seized by the United States Govern:
ment, at the solicitation of the Hon. Ramon
Azplrua, Minister for that country. The Min
lister has also sent to the Venezuelan Consul at
ST. Thomas the necessary orders to act in like
manner there with the brig Catharine Augusta,
which left New York some days ago with arms
for Gen Pdtz.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
To Advertisers.

TsE WrYKLY TRIBUNE has now circulation II
$4,000 copies and undoubtedly the test advcrtisnE II e.
cum the United states Circulating il does IN every
the Union Bsb PsOvne-s Sc having oE iis r-.dcTs
Farmer Mechsnics Merchants Families, kc Those " 70
wish make their husnsss known the country over wond %
well 70 Try THE WLEKLY TEIBUSE limited nar1oer -ot
sdveTtsemen inserted - cents line zach nseon
THF SENI-WEEKLY TRrBCSE also has very laIgs
circulation in the country AavsTtenents inserted a. 10
r-ts III llnao hlnaerf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

In another column will be found an interesting
letter from THE TRIBUNE's correspondent in the
Expedition to Japan. The entire squadron was
on its way to Cbakodade, in the island of Jesse
on the l4th of MOy, but Commodore Perry in
tended sgan returning 10 the Bay of YedO.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
IN cnpprrpnrnrvrS

No notice b Of Anonymous COMM nie4ons What
intended for Insertion mus; be authenticated y ne
and sddress Of the vrier-uot necessarily or puo-
lesuon. bot - E1srsntee VI bis good tAlih
We cannot undertake T. return rsjeccd C0mmlniesots
eUBscEELKs Vshng % have the direction Of IHE TRsSNL
changed must the cd sddress vel - the Dew
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
New1lork Daily Gribnne
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Il. I754.

sutsczibers TIVE TRiruSE wishing their POsOhe- al
cksBsed should N a. Rve stsr preseuf
ard tecify which ed oa whether Daily SerN eekI7 or
Weei ard club Subscribers shoala give date Of subscription
IL. v ould lftGueItly prevent delay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
MIssoUR.-The jefferson City Examiner, an
Anti. Benton paper gives statement of the legs'
lntive result for the entire State. It fOots up:

According to this the Bentonians can decide
the result as they please in both branches, and
can cause an election for United States Senator
in place Of Atchison, Anti BeptOn) or stayeit of.
ln several of the Senatorial and Representative
Districts no Wbig candidates we're In the Hed-a
fusion having been made with tbs Anti Benton
party. The Congressional vote shows the fol-
lowing result, with three or four Counties 10 be
heard from in the With and With Districts.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
SEWING MACHINES we will pay liberal r.

FEW INW " ' ~ '"
vsr ,or corect information whereby poye that any
n.Ton In the Guy OF Ne Ysrk has biaht and using TX
e., s,oa SgWtNG NAcniNf TIE AGENT Of the ExcelsiOr
Coyopsuv has aa they of
don't believe him Company which thOu owning single
paer cen unh hushney pa fof four valid patents belong
Ing aud oder pufc chasers, e 1e sus
peoied e rfesponsbY We apfso the public distinctly th.
o person hs he allowed TO bNeELsioR MacHiNE with
cot psying us dsusges. l. M SINGLE 20
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

To'al........f3.Sf p 4e8 W.tH
Anti.Adninisiison (yhis and BentoBl vote. es ieGms
jorify, S5,g77
In 1852 Missouri gave Scott, 2o.9si, Pierce.
1858, making a majority for the Sham Democ-
racy of 1860. The above returns of ths election
just concluded, show remarkable change to bs
accomplished in the space Of two years.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
SEWING MACMINEs !-Oh how we are frigh

cnfdl VIII anybody lend 81 5Ol We want buy Of
tbe many OLD " ORTHLEss ABANDOWD PATENTs on saw
ING MACHINES which we intend TO 0ee I bIte weeks aude
az old setting hon and have fu that on sendE
MasbingOu that incubation, will return al least
ten fist ra original paleDfs! Ta guess nobody will qns
ton our responsibility after that n the shall be
rost happy 20 give TO all persons buying SEwIsG MA
CHIMES tShth the best Ia fie mset for everyhugJ
Rfhl ESTATE or BANRABLE any eaEag@nrns
relative thereto by the ExcELsoa SEWING MACHINE Co
Remember No 3f5 Broadway is the place t9 buy
j. SEYMOUR. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

FURTHER 0rySISS,-Ihe Syracuse aud Bingham
ten Railroad Vas opened on MOndsy last to Marathon,
distance Of about 80 miles from Binghsmton. 1t is
slso open from Syracuse TO Apulia-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

The Niagara left Halifax at o.o5 o'clock this morn
ing for Boston, where she viii be due about noon on
Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

NEW PAEOS--Just bought for cash. and VIII
be sold at great bargains also extensive assortment OF Sec
oudhGBd PIANOS in good order, at Si5, *On t5 loO
New Music published daily. Grs SChoch with line lh
ress of Madame O. price % cents; and Little Gpsey Jane,
% cents, just published by bERkf GORDON
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

BELLS! BELLS !!-MENEELYS CELEBRATED
CHuKca FAcroKY STEAMBOAT, School SNIP ioccNoItFE,
other BELS constantly hand a tue Norks
Wet foy n \ also the Agency, i6 Broadway.
No.l.l
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

One of the Principals of the Cherry Valley
Female Academy can between hs hours Of aud 10
ooiook A M on 18th. 10th 18th and 18Th inst, at No
91a Pea5 Lat New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

IReN BRDSTEADS and FURNIrCRE ofeyery yari-
ety Manufactured aud for sale st No CAaat by hc hoh
ken Iron Wofks Foundry Plain and ornamental bed-
stssds from 81 $50 Hat Racks Chsr Aiso. lren
Rshne and al kinds of Iron work fot buildinaS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
TO CITY AND OUT OF Town

Buyers Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
We have O beautiful and extensive assortment OF Plsn
White and RICHLY DECORATED
FRENCH CHINA,
rRyScB 6Sp EscLTsH GAS FIXTURES, SC, &C.
All of onr ov n importation which Ofrr at very low
prices 10 make for Others constantly arriving
w. J. \. DALEY Co,
New Marble Stores,
Nos 6ji and 6}j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

HAIR RESTORED OR NO CHARGE, at 32l
BrosSwss Depot of The SWEDISH HR cREAroR whee the
preparations apped ana money taken gnlcss the hair s
caused % grow. Roous oper from A A. 70 p NJ. n b..
Private rooms for Ladies and Gentlru8ep
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

New CARPETs.-BETTs KELLEHER d Belts,
No. 51 BrosswAy St. Nicholas Hotel ceiling Car.
pets Of every description greatly reduced prices Buyers viii
fnd greatly TO their interest examine extensive st ck
and low prices.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY-PROFIrABLE
HONORABLE ErPLoYAENT subscrber Is desirous o.
having ar AGENT IN county and Of the Union
capital offrom IS $40 only will be requirei aud anything
like efficient getc make from - to - per
day Indeed Of the Agets employed real hns
twice Every Information will be given by addess
ipR (nOstage paid) JAMES WESTON, Box 3A POstOfice
30 VI ' pouRhkeepaie New YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

HAIR DYE AND DWfGS.-BATCHELOR celebra-
ted Hair Dye by s aeknowledgeA the best the wosid
sold wholesale and retail spilled In nine private rooms
w. A BAIossLok's Hair Dye, Wig and Ornamental Hair
Factory No sSS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

SVFtKb UIANUNU JtN LIN IT AIVTION.-
mos gofFetus and elegant stock of DIAMOND EwELRY and
ipogtrd WATcuEs ~ sill hc cold acction THvRsDNY
anA fRipAY Sept n aud n IL oy each day by the
subscriber hs ssicsrooms. No 10 Wais, Bv order Of
a.sienee. Sale positive EpWARD SINrEsNicH
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
Business Notites

MyAIIo, Halter, Broadway, corner OF Oansl
sssptIy hand large assortment o. Ohf'H 'A'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

NVW EAEINf " 10 ~ IUt TIFsVUIIOUs PVI-
putting these words In ihe advertising cou OF the
newspHPen We know not int half divine that 10 j. out
old friend KNOX Who not only vsies the f. ,bJnsb!e
hats butis Hdays generally ahead OF his couf
svins them elssart Ia shape sTsie
aud eheT end agreeable IN form, than any know
OF ~ any beautiful a haf ~ 10 No l Fulton
on under the Prescott House, In Brodawsy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
CRIsTADOROs HAIR DYE.-rhis superb com.

round unique onsby the very best article ever sie oc col
oTns natural Black BIown On the instant s value
much enhanced BY the facility in washing OF the skin after
the operation lesvirs the Hair so and aexb Soa ard ap
Piled e CRtsTApoRo's. No. Astot Honse
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14
PNNo.FoRrEs an MELopEoNs.-HoRAcr

Notes ON ala the Banks IN the Union will be re-
deemed with ne exception of Bank OF Milford Bank
Mshse ensw. and SaTmeTs' srd Merchants Bank Mcupls
which Val be taken "a the dollar IA
RFApYMADE CioTHiNG st T. EVgNss 65 AID 6s fu,t5nst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

ALBERT Ii. NICoLAY win hold his regular semi.
weekly Aneton Sale OF STOCKS aud BoNDs IHIs Day III
o'clock lie Meicants Exchange for further particulars
ace bis advertiss eot 10 another oeamn.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

NEw DRY GoODs.-The subscriber IS selling
HgSNoEs PGEANsTTAs. De LANES, SILKS SHAwLs,
sHEETIKss TABLE CLOTBS aud DAHASEs, NAPKINS TOWEL.
80 per om the usual price, Also bLASk SILKS o. =
sefOr make very chetp Also fne French oRoADcLoTH5,
81 wide at 81 worth IS So Z. H. LEADBE ,TER ae Lead
beatet Lee No 81 Rrosdway. corner Of LeoaaIdst
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
FITZGERALD & Co.,

Importers and Dealers In
HARDWdRE', AGRICULTERAL TOOLS &C..
" IGO battery Street, San Francisco, keep
TOOLS- Black ksNith's, Carpenters, Mlwright's Me-
chnists Wheelwreht's, Mason's, Miners, Cooper's,
sailmakers Timer d, Ssddlers Shoemakcr's and ali
kinds Of edge tools
METALS Horse, Wrought, Gu, and Copper Nails ;
~pikes and Bolts Shee. Copper, Brass, Lead, Tin and
Zinc; Lead Pipe and Solder
IGMCILTGPAL IDfPLElENTS.-Pi Ok
oles and Bows Chains Cradles Sythes Snaths, Rakes
Forks Spades Shovels, Hoes, Field and Garden Tools
of every description
HdRDWARE.-T and Pocket Cutlery. Tea and
Table Spoons, Tea Traysand Candestcks Hollow Ware,
Sauce and Fryingpsn Gridrons, and full
house furnishing g0odl.
English and American Boxes and Springs; American
Locks and Latches. &c &c.
Gg- agents fer HerrinSs Salamander Safes and Mar
ble1cd IRON. No. leo, Battery street, San Francisco
nov l9--lu
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
Constable Sale.

virtue OF execution directed issued out of
ED the Office OF Asa A. toddard Justice Of the Peace
in and for Georgetown Township, Fl Dorado county in
favor Of H. f. Brown, and against VIM. II. Page, for the
eum Of $500 debt with per cent thereon and Of
suit have seized and evied upon and will expose public
SALE Thursday tle 23th day of September, D. 1854
Ut the premises where situated all the right title and in
teresi Of the said William Page in and to the following
described property, to wit beginning at pine about
twenty-five rods from house formerly occupied by
donovan thence north Of three hundred rods along
line Of biagcd trees oak bazc thence of
south about fifty rods along line of baIed oak
tree thence south o east three hundred RODS along line
of bazed trees oak blaGed thence about fifty
rods east to the place of beginning containing about
hundred formerly known the Donovan ranch and
situated nnar Rock Brdge.for the satisfaction Of said
judgment and costs. September 4th, 1854
HARVEY PADGETT,
Constable. Greenwood Township
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30

CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SACRAMENTO STREETS,
BAN FRANCISCO.

LII monies deposited in this Bank in sums not exceed
IA ing One Thousand Dollars, are payable on demand,
and deposits of One Thousand Dollars at one days sight
Said deposits made and after Sept ls 1884, to sept
l 1855 will draw interest at the rate OF one and hall
per cent. per month. u
All specie deposits of not less than hundred dollars
made for six months and will draw interest at the
rate of two per cent per month. ~
On the Is Of September of each year depositors will be
notified of any ca of the Of interest for the
ing year. r,
GOLD DUST consigned for assay coinage ut the Uni
ted States Branch Mint will receive immediate stteEtion
and the results from assays will be returned every forty
eight hours and the charge in all will only be
and half per cont, including all charges for assay and
'eonage half per cent tor assay alone, when the
amount fifty and upwards all amounts under ff
,ty ounces tho price will be five dollars.
Miners and Merchants leaving Gold Dust at this Bank
ing House to be asaycd have an immediate advance
their gold without any charge for advancing
Bills OF Exchange the Eastern States, at ninety days
from sixty days from sight, will be drawn atpar
rates at the time of drawing.
Mint Certificates purchased at reasonable discount
Gold dust end gold bars purchased at the highest market
price.
Rich Quartz cmcns valued free of charge, and the
highest prices paid for them when offered or sale.
The usual Banking facilities extended to Merchants and
Traders and the Bank will be kept open for the
Gation Of Uepostors until 81 and until 10 NJ on
Saturdays
B.-Miners remit their Moneys or Gold Dust, III
sealed packages through Wells Fargo Co 5 and Adams
instructions they may deem proper with the full
othat every attention will be paid TO their instructions
relative to- the same. A. s. WRIGHT,
% 3,n Bunker.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
(Fsonl the "Soxthey1 Medical Journal. u
FROM Dir. uUNGERFORD'S

Private MEDICAL Iiooxs, No. 226h DUPONT STREET.
Bsccen Washington ard Jack,o~ Streets, San Francscs
Where all diseases Of private character receive the
treatment necessary affect speedy and efectua cure Of
those annoying aud dstressful complaints The envabe
reputation Dr. Hungerford has earned for himself by his
extraordinary all diseases of private nature
renders it but necessary to his address he therefore
avoids the long advertisements of bonbastic promises of
the empires of the day, avishly held out but seldom
fulfilled Medicines are sent to a parts of the country
with directions for their
Nocturnal Emissions, Ulcers in the Throat Syphilis
Gonorrhea Structures Gect and those dreadful symptoms
of the head, throat and skn under DR. ungerords
treatment healed ill incredibly short time without
mercury Young who have become victims of solitary
vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which ruins
body and mind, call Immediately Dr. Hungerford and
you depend upon being restored health that great
est Of Gods blessings
STONE GRAVEL, &c.--The efficacy of Dr. Hunger.
fords Lhron Trptic has proved beyond doubt be the
most certain III the above named most painful
that the human frame is most subject to 4ln
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
DR.. HUNGERFORD'S
Priv te Nj Medical Offic

NJ a1bf UUPUNT STHEET.
Sstwssn Washington and Jackson sts Sau Francisco.
DR.. HCNGERFORD respectfully announces to his
friends and the public, that be will continue the practice
OF Medicine and Surgery at his old Roams No 2a6t Du
poni street, between Washington and Jackson street
The Doctor having taken all the rooms has arranged
either ale female without being seen by any person
except himself
In the treatment Of Diseases entrusted to his care no del
eerious drugs medicines are administered
Rooms and board for persons who may whh to remain
private few days under bis treatment.
70 THE LAD1Es-The Doctor has Private Hospital
under the charge Of excellent Msron erpssslY for the
reception of Females.
All letters Of advice, enclosing Ten Dellars {asd
no other,) will be promptly attended to-
sS- Remember DIR. HCNGERFORD, No 226t Du-
pont street, between Jackson and Washington sts San
Francisco.
OGce hours from o'clock A. M to9pN
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
BAY STATE LOWER MILLS FLOUR.

FENE large increase in the demand Of this avorte brand
Of California made FIoW gives confidence in rec
general, it ia made under inspection. All wko
have tried have been pleased with the result and
as 1t s made Of the very best quality of fresh Wheat Ba
kets give It the preference any brands Of imported
POLLY Y CO,
Bay Slate Mills, and Front Sta Fire proof
brick store No. ~ st. between I'd and 3D. Sacramento
81 ay
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
NOTICE.

FRANK Bg1iHEART. the old Colona Gun
"A smith, having again returned from the Eastern
NV States, has re-opcncd his Gunsmh Shop ''estab-
~ lished April, l5i9," Main street. where he
+ t would respectfully inform his old patrons and the
"A public generally. that he is prepared to do Gul.
u Ia splthing Nc in the very best manner, being old
and experienced workman
y. s. good assortment Of Pistols, Bowie Knives,
Pocket Cutlery, Shot Belts, Powder Flasks and all kinds
Of sporting material, &C. always on hand
FRANK BEkEART.
Iona, N iy 3, 1854 25 3m
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
COnStable's Sale.

EpY virtue of execution issued by William Jabine,
ND Justice of the Peace and for Kelsey Township, Ell
Dorado County, California the suit of Juan Clavcau
and against Baptist. Vermee,to directed, have seized
and levied upon a the right title and interest OF said
mule in and to frame house and lot lying in the village
Of Nelsonylc, in said Township Said house is situated
in the south part of said village Myers store, and is
known the French Bakery all of which will expose to
sae Auction the CHEST and best bidder for cash.
Saturday, the l4h day Of October next A. 1854 at the
hour of one o'clock Z. NJ, on the premises
JAMES Ii. HuGHS, Constable.
Spanish Flat. Sept l9, 1854. 453
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
FOR SALE.

+.s,ysssr THE well-known Orleans Hotel situated on
Ia, Main street. Coloma door south of the Metro
lS M politan The above property together with the
121sizzA fixtures thereon offered for sale
Also large number of Hogs and Fowls will be sold
cheap the propretors very to to the
Atlantic States
S. All persons indebted to the Orleans Hotel are
requested call and settle Immediately in order to save
costs. BRAMER " -eRO.
Coloma, August 4, 1854. 3S