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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

IENHE LARGEST SILK. RIBBON AND TRIMsIING HOUSE n
-, Stm ~, h0Rk-Illos @ sfhAhss, aporisr aud gobbr
SlLhh MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, cash prices
Time granted by adding interest, I62 DondwAy
has nov in Store and daily receiving and onuE
yN~st complete
eug all th~ various styles and designs, consisting Black m
lnry shs htrsn's. fiorcuc"s, shawi Trimmiurs
1lHn Ir "a aust satn Ribbons Dress Trimmings
fu,l English
ti"-, Gloves - an tnd six Ms Barsses Iac, Whit
Gus'is, Hosiery, l. g. Iisndke erciiiefs, b.
thr unI"rstsned invites Merchants south
aud Wet here n the city, call
Inc his stock before purchasing.
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S.s vst ni ~ contrast especially for Governent service,
T s,sTs ,s s'sg.gs ,i.I as5 m iE.sa ,sr
rr.eg q pssss FROM Sr York Liverpool c4Iu ,2o
AnsSI,,rieheed s'rrs.n attached To each ship.
~ - . '',st FF5FGSE&D S5i' &',5 DGTxs or sauna
.@ lsa wrprrD.,. ',Ss'as''i ias To-. iss,
:: g. 5 e: iit * e e (: 4: ..st e. e. g g
:. /. I. !. :. /. |. !. | .
Roaii SsS CO. "a hSoH n a S SrLh M CO. LSaTTgs = 9
Go % Rue No're Dame de, yicicres, paris; GEo H. ORA
1ho owner, Of these ship. will be accountable f gold silver,
hd.ng signed leyior, value iesn Tr
noe sos toadSsS opposite s;S" EGtS Tsi'"aa iS d. S
rn hnn"t'cnry Cor ot Avenue aud I5ih cav
fae5tgsrs 81 hrIlis,i , Ioa .Haat., 7iJs Tg ,.j's..
sy1 y1 yor H''hnng .ro' ~ Ei'd, Listh S., Ea,s
The above Company; having completed and most
OF AItt yui @ & Big leave To- call The attention
meni ., XAEBLEAzED ieoS NANTES articles.
an ign Of which and their exquisite nnh has
IT, yE9st im1ion,o The finest varieties Marble such as
& I Snn1 br2atSle NeTl ANTIQUE Agate Prince Al
tIsz, and a,y established tler popularity the public
Of W, I 81 hi: i;e%ygr esl,hy
ACIDS w, stain aud fs Mar and d i, 5y,TF & 2ii 5Pt I'D
aaie, being packed and sent y, 1 y, m S.a
tie eon@,ry y,
ING WAo ist nuodaeed this fr'.1s 'is,r|r to IT, puii,
other aSS Ca a. w I'Is , i to Metal, and
patterns viii be FURNISHED when p,. desf,S .Hs 'e varieties
Adir,ss orders and communication 70
de2p-'iiy CHARLES crosby, SECRETARY.
n"ktH,. row "a AlED CHI;NCM iEt-r on
Srdtr oad al1nI cat>s, J..,.ry IIfiia - yli G,f'
,, ",,., g. 'e Ih.;-'-rli' i, the most oouiea,
ireu seui' Cikrs Pastry puiiiuss, &C. viii gr wili
a.. culinary department of every Iousghad .stasi , Va
's ''S ''' " S'a 10y '"e principal Groe,s aud
r'5 y2gP'i. s T., re-, ioiS1 1g ,. ,
T. who na,e tested t1e quality Of th powder pro-
nI1..es every ttnci The shape ol r,'ag We ever m Jaw
i' .>"'-
p y., & & ,ag r. %,'y ,, m y'' % kinds O., ~ ,'
~. lsts Il, I-a.. ''' '''''''' ''N
Wouli YOU l,y-F.,, r.,, .,-.., ,-., ,,.,,..-....
r., g , & @ ri,l IF De- q. no, ''ss' to procure DarLo Baking
b..a fiu., J'1a - l-as. ''' ''-''' - '''s
nf,.r.e ,-l Il . J"i en- Te''mmendh with perfect
Durksg BlAuS r~d,r tried AZ our house sra our
M ~ o. i,s ''''"'"'u At the re'u'I-Nr York bf.y
s , @ y 5 have ss s 3 n.kar aTd rds ssq s @ 'nGi OF Ro
burke, Baking Powder undoubtedly c best ,rtiel, for ,i
rsTIssg that has been dscoy-rgd-N j. Dfi"ae H.
i,,, c.uugulaan from hundred, of ,te largest and
civ r fi c @ D @ "a ,,, anu T,aI'y every large
- ius A"g.c is w,eEsyr r" os sri-F,sIoS. OrIrs
D. R DuRKEa
Sole Proprietor aud Nauuflrturer,
Hl, oo.t.g Esir0a., wa. V.i.i,. O.. .'-" ''''
,.-.,- r,.,-.., ,,. i32 Msirr street. New York
Nssn' ln ~ n1,ndr fJkVtl'L, LADD a co
y ylgIgN,u I,ys;JIsu AMI ,ut.uJ,,,X Ni,I, rNyi,-
g. iic Ladies "i iie rnS 81 MIl,Nth
Eis OIL frut.
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DHOkTN CHINl N0w lrENDrn

ElhohtN GINA NOw NENDED.-ry -s....f 4. t..r.r.
= car pa ter.ui tr nc0ia- Gss China stone. Nft8.
',.,r al o."'.a,u. Ware NJ every description. All st.'
I.l-l tN f.i- valuable
Lf Hla Itsy o.. iFsuuItrs. Will ltd.sr-s# H .
any COLOR Hu tNr r'rlrrsf GLASS our NJ - % .rfH"
bought The rrdrpt Tor che state 1
t 90 ihs most reasonable terms, by a , o., ,I a,r,
sua5 So lsg R,fs sse.5N " s,,.-,,
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ALL lMPoRTAIloN.

XNT n. ADDISGTON q 20. Whuls-alr, .Irltps aud
w Retail Dealers iu HUir shoes alid rrtuks. w.rf
the Merchants Virginia and North CsIoua
hrst arrival ~ their FALL s1OOh.
The Aristiy b iu vita Of g.tdr IaItr
saloon, Fltc tie Rio, wlci daily expect
mense quantity When ne no sifF sse grrrri Fl VIII.
~ We ~ ~ fEe1hcrr
Hieh viii he added TO ~ 'F Plckr r.iir N.rr and E-
making rills tff aa rg l 4rg ..r fu tt f
In TIE STATE nr Virginia.
We would invite l,e atteni ~ st buyers r choice s.. r
bis prices. ...... ...'..I
81, THv..S ] months credit . .....
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NOTICE Ryprcrs rlrgdy-s iur Sur' r-I-I tr- ana Hh
m0nd, Intended Ir shipment Ig Selm.s .Ha.
will hereafter BE- received rs ADAWsk CO.. - ErHtivH
the only authorised Tor Fsrrata
ships LJUIAN A PiFArANI4. n.
ieI-du 81 Br,liyvly. New YORK
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d o. uAe klN-
NurhE@. HAVANA ,Er pu.NHur. 3d.
- tsrs. OF Huur..a.T sr.-.f. .. '' ...'' %
pf.pr.ff T..n -, r..
solo 81 v........'.
v -ut,.tNt, ,rNru,t r,,,,tn,,, van ,,,,.,..
CoVVrs-loN WfEtut>iS f,.,s., " w ., & 81
rssaistors uf Co., Nirs.H. Central r.H.,I C-r..rrr
E.t..i '.. ". H fa..t ...r ltIIE q jt uu .ft
t'-, '..'t. ... r'rsl0r.t".. r... ..t
r.lr. .r.- ... ',rr.,4r .. -.'. t 10y 4 .'s '''.r ,
stored ,- s,ga., g aru,, -sl.''' " ' ., ''l
ss'. 'm s...H.t..s.a.
.a'1a..' 1. .hu7oi 'al Hawaii. Iar ...g
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wv 1o1IEsToS 81 ,.., =, a K .4.. 4 b sa@t @

HNIbIIGiNtE AM tgGNtA uistNle-. Slid. ...r..f.
signed have deiernuej open ar oe. f1rfts IIps ne
conducting huau'a ~ che above CIif1..r I#T.H ~ d
called for by uc demands NJ t. f.. .. I H . -If
wee ani adFhnt3rc in hr rt.Ha H EIm.aI u.Irr 500
known IN lc community, hoy tr.r utrtf.r.i.. a-1rd
for the uuirttsur and refr. ..rft., % .lrf
Ing attention tn The iutrr-atr uf i rrfftrr.
In addition 20 tnc si'yr hr'pss % r.r'. f- ' rirs l
The dutias 0f Accountant and sery.u.r .r4. .
their nbTrH.
Communications addressed t1 dHgf . fy.b.fu Is. .rr .
attended 90. WILLIAM g. AfNg y
I|tst"H ..
Og,s. Corner Of broad aaI 9u s.st. Boo u,. ..-r
BY siebiirs. urfr1-.tf & Ut ~
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FEGPGSED DGTES Of SAILIHG.

K COLLIN~- IW
strr't New York; RROwN, SIMPLIFY CO. Liverpool. = q
ROhEislS CO. - Kings Arm, Yard 1nn JOHN M EDF
g. 20 suc Metre Dame des Nctoirrs Paris ORA
ho owners OF these sh- will not be gold s;ive
bullion speu gcwcy. precious metals
hduE signed therefor, and the value therein r,
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WINES, BRANuIE~. NND HAVANA CIGARS.
EBErfss 4 CulNu.Hs 7pu Hro,d.ly. tur'. ol WISE.
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rih ,h.a, M" O., .,..i 60 .Ss f.s,: era Era ss
] ih.E WI -rLi.NiiIn -TotI, - p,oyls T1ryI.,s ,

q" !. " n .. N 'ila~'IE AND +hIAlE.--War il.te H..
.I-rf N 4- Nl'r.l go in cry 1-f s-,- vs. r ai
guy .' . atr|-I t.rsItirat sss sfsts as ss1laaA
=. .. .H =. a.. HgH'.. -l Its, ard rrlliks f-
tts. .i.Hf .s .stsve e...t..f tr1.l ~ III.
. Ht a- HHty i1riaHE Cb'srrb Ft7,--. sraltr
r' .hu.IfH. Irt .#rer FrHurrtlon .f
--l l,i 70 a.i ai'i lf pd en-. n
't ,..t Oh. 'Af .ns WHIT pkdE'
fHiH ~ n-t...
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CONE Avn F,VO C0ODS WlREgorSg

- WrI.DON WNUWt- a NIIIANs
- i2t lilrriN street. turar tsrreuwirhA Nru yorh
MrrN r.ntHn ' ass'rirrut NJ Combs Cutisry Vans
.r1 Buttons frc'is bindings, fsrfumey, Porc NouHass
Musical irstFurtut-, sc &c.
Possessing uucIrrNsI advantages from, connections uith
mtn1 ilrcra tkC pleasure s1ctrF cxamnat5n oil
our tt'tk ~ large anil close buyers. rrait-fv
IDIOTS sALtNANnFU sNTE-ti-
- bNa KSoeS ttwtrs rtrrfrrr II rurr
rhtsf-rus uNtV atfta CauuSIyU
hlth'N dNb WfLUEE'N rtTENTN
srkARNs MARyIN, tsuccessorst TO Rich CoN
N'-Yn va wsterstrset v.
NJ oeEsS, EoR sKIRrsDTsb N5rssn sl s1,. Tor .sis6y
Az f' Z, HARrWkLL co,
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= HI INfhbES az" hl.ot~,H er. VIII 'r.t c,u 'hs NJ.
i.nH n tttr friends and tlr large aud u.-G
cent ..g o' rh and elegant CAEPETINCs Imported direct
rom i' f'l "nH F-tN,1 manufacorigs or City Retail
lrar, rHnir ul ~iutN H-e' tnFpet.. one rutr. piece
s lion centre, Iul-ral lofdrr Medallion Carpets sar1 Che
'.'IIi confined U
''cns'r nlLr N.l'ci aud Nuhu~.nn Carpet rich d,.ru
H ~ every eE pattern tde the
nud HFIs-i taFpci-, which variety styr aud uaf, b. m
supposed ln the United states together .sy of
'frlf- rHIf nilcturrI w du deem necessary
riarfr our sock, mention the number our s.l.
i merely deiN the MHoiF THNuF together g. prdue.
rrr alI I" which viii c sold .he cssonabe trrut
-, ID, m PETERSON HUMPHREY.
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Ehmmmnlhi,n.E,,.s, .GELnnnNrED cHENIclL .EA-r on

,4ih,i E,g"f irt, tor Haii,g bg.aI B,I, F-fa5
gTfUft,, nH0 fo'THT tTtss Irg. T'f7iu, Sf.t t.tr.
'"s A,H', e.. Las,fifai.TIis the mos cr
nse1 g.aveu and healthy compound existence r M
reho i"erit tIhrs Pastry, rgiiiugs &C. with either W.
@ Inai'n o. HucA"l't Four n is an uii,penatl- article
1 culinary DEPARTMENT uf every household ,stahF au
F" r au t."L ur Huu.rhvtp,r creation aho viii - Vt.t
-it having iairy tried IL; sold by principal Grors r
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tv- t.f N.'es per'iS1h atentou Hs spotk'eubracss
M ' 'l.' r .i . C. iirl. Furnishing
Ia ~, l-i 't4agt De- si hy any II ae M a. -r5
aud we'll ar- c-t az 70 M h. ~ - irea1t Of good
A'' s' et'' 4'ca- are Repeatedly srlicitad 4, .s1-
> D. GOODMAN. No l8t Main
.vp ,.tt Opposite Earlt Sgu.rs
sts rom r , l ..- ?, v .ye' his Fan, aa ssfy cali is
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lhiri mir. 'la-- i'o---l,cr-

limited number ci tiri clt .. boo tttra frcio Phi
lAicIpha anil Liverpool, AID found iH ur.s. ...s
Prom fiiit irlphH - fruTn ls tr.r. s.'
ECrrtidct'e, p,ssa will h. -,,s l,
suus NJ bringing out ttrir rJ atryry.Isialr -.
AucSprrtcnrf-' surgeon wN iy strr. r. .rl.1
Small draftsdrawn at sight uu EusIluI .Ut ir....I
Por freight or passage, tpr'y TFbs. RICHARDSON
IS Iruadsay y Work, and waaa' O. p.li rrsi fl..
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- WARREN a PRRKlas. ISa. iil5 10 >

a., sd-,, @ NNp III, "INTLliI bsye ss rsprnsa from MY
C',-S and S,G..er7-H's srgsA az oaSsss sal rsr II,
eai aud examine. s'f-f 1tirssss,yi r. invited 10
.--- ~ Main sir 81, essser l4h.
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lj9 Nairr Street. New York.
au2u-uHuiI-tIp
ENcIL EyGIIsn. ANn I,IEmCNN MILLINERY

u The Ladies 1t the United States rUuttf Invited m
visit o." lguih,eut SLoC E4is sub5crit,r Tie ar
F''Ee.0 size has recently entered
1tFlrs o' Foreign Millinery, Madame LehaIsur t, f
sa- uI in .-s, and s'r ert.uy st. lurtan
s'' |h own acAnowisdtci superior taste, enables
i lr'-..' H iu general
ti7 the and attractive DISPLAY f EtI
GOODS In her line business ever offered for sal, in . ]
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N. ..a .I''. u ....
HHuNrs IMPROVED r'rfNr WUT,g usIE f.. r.r....
n nance OF nr n.I t.U .f s...., ,nI.s 200. fsc.
rFtaud b. Hrliruaf u f.frH .f f U...f ..f. II.. q
used t hfraf.r. fr.f warranted . ..t... . .H.
ror 90 none iHl.f" trs.uf.t. DO f l ,.r.t.u. G.
riWr ont r"' .ui. D. M .u' . ..I.I. 5000 . r. ...
uan ia 'i ntft nt'rr win. Tft .. f.N H b. .rf ...
ons st1'o" srr r..i. .'inf requested fl ...I .I,
caty, 90 avoid 1Isaf1stnirtlf .f UttuWfs.
|
RlCHNONu mn pNVNLtE NSILuutp. Is...r..r. fI
1. ~. 'I, H"" lNn. lurr rlu rfI. IhIUur U-t.t. NI
ho9in pa, Rlir'alI 1oi rars. Cffit.Ht c KID M tha
'ttnu N W ifsri h.. nf ti i.|u.I f.f u.u.f.. Nf..I
Through fre 70 Ftur,ii,, iIar. nIH-. l. - Iuf.
-. tuhEIt- %. INIl1rr.
''- A.Ir. s.IH.IIrt. .n.-.f
lNCoN SiDEs AND -UOi LuEA- i.r.l... .,, .,.,
- ''' F'NNNA1AN, srUkt+ a CO.
THNM0THY sEEps-too tushcls, t'r sfcty
- ''N w't. rNrMFR
hNe iHOt SAND ~inf- -"ih iftiTufit go1i aui dar.
~ afed, making complete fssHff~l.rf, fHr raI. N
acip fnIrV 81 UuHun- = a.s
atOffON YARNS MASS ttCON1Cr. CUurDr Tfts. strt-
- ror frenh urandy Wius ur1r Witt. itissr n
end blasting Powder Safely Fuse r.rner. STA Hate sdtt
Howe Mossscs, Hydraulic Cement. fof I'D ty
sel9 bAyryp0pr tttrN a co
HlOAsriNG JACK Ann sCREEN-r,is uio.t u.rf1i c6str
yancg acr bcinF wound W. keeps thc meat continually
Ie2Q uNAfRNANg
~-7@--rtfffFra'f
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iii~ NNu UOi-f- If.,. .H ue road ...rr E.r-r.t,
VS. HN.N g. HfH sIItr.r .t .. Nu... uIr uI .H.r
. . .i Ht HfH n1l.'r generally fr .-h .tfarf AI,i
' "iI W ~ exchange. hf.rA rHI deliver i.ur ar .n.
'.yf "H uJ uusl accommodating terms
tpNIN WNtkFr.
A. r. UaukIusiIr|s sflHI.a.
.e m '..pt nf lrrsh stock every month tira1sh D..
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hL ROAD.-PARIstN KiNtr rlkr rrrat rtaur, rl iuhl-
ing merchants aud others OF i- civ E- THAT
arrangements with tg Virginia tni I~f-rs.aa
for the oc'r. prisiys ul running DAILY ENpEiFst ,
mail trains, thHir ts from isu.iIg m
stages % al points i Western Nrru, T,uuessrt f
will comnrhtc operations tile lGth oI June. ..
Due note" will b" given o yvariru- r.H.s a.eai# t~
The pHbc will IlyI-r bear u. t.Iuu. ~
ciuSrf rigff o. ENprr-s f.
accommodation, aud not IBoIat,S y,rsf'ss n t.-
IL. NAtfrE. -.
ieg rit-f,tr a.
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SSToCks FOR sNII.-,ssu QUO ,oapou l. ,i ma. arr
- poratiuu at lynrhlaIr. - tdf tnIhr. Wy
gina and Tensssa Jlosd utIn ANY yau
nhaily. - .'...-
$4,000 Coupon nOui. the Nirsinn CvunI Railroad
40 - y,4r
the payment jnais, At hre % 3O.
Goo land be- issIy unrtAre on a.
work. 81 the Company, CO ting now alt1 flllsuu- .
$4,000 Richnisnd tl'y sck 81 ars q INABILITY inter.
ts payable semi uz = -ihuug1uu " ~' aqartf t
payment Uf ihs st.gk, wheh NH ~SiipA ,nAti Btysii
Persons having stock. 70 girr
u u.s. wc are auyS rretrcf hlr m uut
desirable - then, Wl sell the.f Jnt c1.
commi4gion. ...... m a..I .. ..
those WISHING 70 invest tgr
rally have hand the securities IN te uir
Which Slll be sold On Nsry SAsd-F-s-'--rr-,
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A~FCk NNp HoNyfr EIHUONs Ns-Ar unusually largo a11
- If1Ht t,E or Bonnet and See. Ehns, s.iI. 90 i.rl
au .Nlrl Nith aui richness
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NV -rm,k o. AZ. AND WiNTEH bHV oosBI
a "rrrf.' ~ Vain Street ursueI uur NJ d
rT s OF ft srf W'~.- Dry Ga.. p.r. .h.s IL M Ssrtl,
I.s o.. uIu OH. UsE irs. erstr~ M f,tt iss ~. ~
.-.. r..s g1lrt. men 100 tula esar fssisssflst
'- ,,lt gloves. Ha1 ~ f.hiis, R.arst AL
cfLNs r. f0ftsoN
. 2 .'.''i'eTl Of. 7srr lui4 gods, Htd HiHttrfv sdi
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w 80" yeine ~ s. ~ ~ erfbcts ssht, ,,
sh..ay L.. I,. L. ~ @ ~ ''a.sI l,oE EWglyment being
-'''' .. -.....-- .fLkEN 4 CROUCH
..-. hrt"H~'rce and s7thrY- ttHce.
, 1853-08-27
YA@Q9R3a


An IRoN Smr.-1ho Eyaugcliuc," ," al
iron ship, has arrived at New Orleans from
Liverpool The Picayune gives the follow
ing description;
{" Her entire hull, with the exception o
The deck planking and some ceilings, is o.
iron The ship timbers, as well as th,
sheathng, are entirely Of iron. The kne,
timbers are all of iron, not thicker than q
mans thumb, and so narrow and graceful as
to look more like ornaments than the solid
substances they are to so immense a fabric.
The lower deck has, in consequence, vast
increase Of light and space, which is it diff
cult to appreciate without seeing it, The
main and forcmasis, also, are Of iron up to
the cross-trees, the tOpmasts, &C., being
wood. These masts are hollow, and so spa
eious that man can pass up in the inside.
They are used as vcntilalors for keeping
the air below fresh and pure. The water
tanks of the ship are also Of iron, and are
situated in the keelson they are capable o.
holding three thousand gallons, and are di-
yided into three separate air-tight compart-
men!s, each Of which is communicated with
by a separate pump The whole arrange
ment is unique, and the economy of space
for burden is very great. The ship meas
ures 900 tons, and cost 100000.
, 1853-08-27

u The gold discoveries on the Ouchila
river, Arkansas, have created great excite
ment in that region. The OuChiIa Herald
says:
" New discoveries are constantly being
made. Gold in small quantities has been
found in the valleys, on the hill tops, and
indeed almost everywhere where search
has been made. Scarcely rock can be
found that does no4 contain some signs OF
gold. Some Of the quartz rock has been
ground, which il is said will compare IA
VoTably with the California quartz. We
saw very sne specimen a few days ago,
Of what is called the honey comb qsartz,
which is always considered the best Sndisa
tion of rich diggings."
, 1853-08-27
NOTICE.
BY TIE COMMANDING OFFICER At rur
DALLEs OF THE COLUMBIA, OREGON.

BT TIE COMMANDING OFFICER AT THE
DALLEs OF THE COLUMBIA, OREGON.
NMIGRANTS, and other white persa,s ana
IL hereby warned not to settle in sAe Fn,,$.,.
country East Of the Cascade mountajns in ,Sn
Ie1ri orie1 Of Oregon and Washington. Tbs In
dian title has not yet been extinguished by trs,Iv
Congress by the act Of 5th June, 1850, sutbo,;,si
negotiations fOu the lands West of the Cascado
mountains. but no act Of Congres has vet au,bor-
lied the President to commence any on The e.,
OF those moHDtains- Therefore ii is moi Drono,
for settlements to be mads there The sstno 70,
Of Congress extended " the act of 3Oth June 1851
to regulate trade and intercourse with InJian
tribes, over this territory. By the lOth and l,b
sections OF that act it is my duty to warn off So,
aers from the Indian country.
No assent or consent, Of any hind, has loon
given by any of the organized and powerful InJon
tribes, to any settlementbeing made. The oov'
isrnment alone, according to the act Of I'm a..
gust, ls48 has power to treat for the extpg,;sb
ment Of the Indian tale and it becomes ali cooJ
citizens to wait the action of the govcrnme,1
BENZ. ALVORD.
capt 4th Infantry Bt. Mai. U. S. A., COM
Head Quarters, Font Drum,
plAe' 81 The Columbia, o. T,Arrl ls 1853 {
, 1853-08-27

The ATMOSPHERE IN PERsiA.-Sir John
Herschel has received letter from the Rev
Mr.. Stoddard, an American Mssionary,yers
cd in astronomy. Mr.. Stoddard, in illus,
iTating the surprising disiinctness with which
distant objects are seen in Persia, relates
that the snowy peak of Ararat is just as
bright and beautiful when two hundred mile,
distant as wheA we stand near its bAse.-
Though accustomed to watch the Heavens
in different parts Of the world, he had never
seen any hing like the splendor of Persi-
an evening. "WeTe it not for the interfe
renee Of the moon, we should have seventy
Eve nights in the three summer months, su-
perioF for the purposes of observation TO the
very finest nights which favor the astrono-
mers in the New World" He distinguish
es the satellites Of Jupiter and Saturn with
the unassisted eye, deemed altogether teles>
copic objects before.
, 1853-08-27
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are invited 10 sah and eIamins oug extensive coe
lection of publications, where they will be snrrb
find all the latest works published in this county
or elsewhere.
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One Of the firm resides in New York, and villa
tend to the filling of all orders that we may receive
With psopptnsss and dispatch.
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, 1853-08-27
A Large Assortment of Groceries.

A Large Assortment Of Groceries.
THE ATTENTION OF THE OREGON
L trade is invited to the following:
275 cases nectar TOBACCO
$50 W. Prices "
50 half boxes Kirhy's tobacco;
IS Dill & Mulchaney's iObsaeoo
100 cases peach
so Twin Brothers "
Go '' Virginia
Is Aromatic
100 Mills & Ronalds' "
2jl fTkins GUSHEN BUTTER;
rs hrls. hams o. casks butter, in kegs
so mats No. sugar, 100 kegs lard
coo half brls crushed sugpT, 65 cases Iard
$50 mats Carolina rice, I75 brls c. rice;
67j bags G. beans, % cases r. W. matches
450 boxes Ad candles, 20 cases Clarks matches
IT'S brs clear and mess pork, Is hf bis pork /;
1926 tins cheese, prime, l2O doz yeast powders
26O bags Riocollee, 25 bags pepper
$40 cases tea, and 2lb cad's
l5O half chests black tea
40 bxs brown soap, 50 bxs S w. soap;
1875 hf brls corn meal, 100 hf brls macktrel
l70 cases + Wright's oysters;
l25 kegs pickles, 2s5 cases pickles;
400 boxes bunch raisins;
90 boxes vermicelli, Is boxes starch
rs cases Lewis oysters;
l25 boxes ground coffee
800 reams wrapping paper;
50 bales Cigaritto paper,
l2j bdls cotton twine
200 dozen and hooped buckets;
l65 cases Kensett's flesh peaches;
l75 Kennels fresh strawberries
l2j cases preserved beef
IS cases preserved veal;
rs cases mutton, so cases green peas;
60 cases green corr, So cases tomatoes;
G5 cases preserved peachss, 81 cases capcrs;
100 kegs leaf lard, so cases leaf lard in tins
65 cases sardines, 22j kegs pickles, assorted /;
l7j kegs nails, assorted, $50 doz az handles
l50 cases brandy peaches
13J cases strawberries
1870 cases Lewis pie fruits;
1870 cases pickles in glass
80 cases l. syrup, 9j cases salt, IN bags;
Is cases green tea, Is bales CigArTito paper
$50 duz pick handles, etc. ETC.,
FOR sale by VIM. Il. COLEMAN Il co.
Corner California and Front streets,
San Francisco, march /, lS53.-3ltf
, 1853-08-27

10 A preacher hOsdns forth al a camp
meeting had contrived so 10 work upon the
feelings Of bis auditors, that the straw on the
ground inside of the altar was completely
covered with PROSTATE mouneTs Perceiv-
ing there were many others present, ready
10 Cast themselves down, who refrained from
so doing solely through the lack of straw to
Bic upon, he eTied out in the midst of his cx-
hortalion-tt Straw straw We want
more straw here Brother Brown, for the
Lords sake, run up to your tent and get
more straw! Twenty souls lost for The
10aHt0f more stralo =!
, 1853-08-27

% There are several religious sects
among the Chinese, but Sho principal ele-
mentS Of belief are similar. They believe
in three great existences--two Of them orig.
inal, and without beginning or end, and tie
third the product of the other two. or the
two first e1istcnces, one is spiritual, the 9TH
eF material the three together are heaven,
earth, and man. Heaven is spiritual the
earth material, but everlasting and man
the product Of both, and partaking Of the
nature of both. The fgSres and craven inn.
ages TO which the Chinese pay reverence,
(uncouth as they are do nos fcppesent gods,
but good men who have emincntly benefited
their race during their stay on earth.-
lhey suppose that these mcR ave in heaven,
enPy'ng a spiritual and carnal Immortality,
but that the spiritual part possesses the pow
CT of being present here on earth, and Of
being eoSnizant Of all that passes amongst
the living.