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In Pot Jackson Friday, August 90, the wife " r.
William Barber aged &c years.
Eastern papers please copy
On Ber gen Heights l.. On Wednesday evening Anoust
., GEORGE RICHARDS. OILY con Of Richards and Sarah
kngsland, aged years; months and "a daJs
The funeral ser7iGes F take iace this stsro97n, at
lnesand, Harrison J. The relatives and friends of the
family respectfully invited 70 attend without further
invitation. Hs remains will be taken to Christ Church,
On ILurt dag morning September l. after short and
illness EMILY A., wife Of William Williams. aud
granddaughter Of the late Robert Dugee ia the 2sd year
of her age.
Tie relatives and acquaintauces Of the family are re.
speauly invited to a,tend the funeral, from her late
residence, No. 20 Leroy street. this afternoon at two
O'Clock. without furthsr notice. Her remains win be
taxed TO Greenwoodfor in.erment.
Suddenly, on THURSDAY. September j, WILLIAM EGAN,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
No 80 Oliver street. tomorrow afternoon at two clock.
On Thursday afternoon, SEPTEMBER 1 EGUABs1H MARY,
youngest daughter of Peter A. and Elizabeth NJ Bailey,
aged year.
Her remains v be taken to Greenwood this afternoon
at three O'Clock, for interment. The friends and
quanapces Of the family reque sed to attend from
her late residence, 13a Amos street
On Thursdsy, September ], sAMuAI DUN, aged 90
The friends Of the family and the members of the
Pilgrim Lodge OF the United Order Of Americans
specfuy invited to attend his funeral from his late
sdencs No. 152 Orchard street. tomorrow afternoon
two O'Clock
On Thursday, September l, SAMUEL T. PATTERSON SON
Of Robert and Sarah j. Patterson aged IL months and
days.
The relatives and friends Of the decea ed are
fully invited to attend the funeral ths afternoon
o'clock. from tbs residence Of his parents No. 24i
Thirfsth street.
In BROOKLYN on Wednesday, August 81 CHARLES cAr1Iso
infant Of George and AsIy Calling, aged year and
mortis.
IRE funsya, viii take place this afternoon, from his
fatsrs sesisncs. Nc III Atlantic street. South Book
10 Beoo,,sp "a Ii ~ Jay geptsaber l. yosy sg%s1Y
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Married.

On Monday morning Auzsat %, by the Rev. Henry j.
Fox, Mr. Ira Il. ORMsBy, of Brooklyn to Misa JOSEPHINE
KErtHAM of Farmingdale. Long Island.
In Williamsburg, on Thursday, September 1, by the
Rev $. Meeser GEORGE T.. IoYT, OF this city, - Miss
KArE ISABEL LYON. of Williamsburg.
On TUESDAY evening, August 90, By the Rsy. Nathan
Bangs, D., Mr.. JOSEPH PEAsE 10 Miss ELIZA ANN
GnTN. eldest daughter Of Charles H. Gi1 Esq, all of
New York
On Monday evening February !. 1869, By Alderman
Ocar W sturtevant, Mr. EDWARD BUXTON to Miss SARAH
T. WAITFns, both OF this city.
At Glasgow, on Monday. August l. by the Rev. Dr..
Mcleod. her Majesty Queen victoria's Chaplain for
Scotland Captain PE1TR PRoAS, Of ship Nav England
OF New York. to Miss MARY BLACK daughter OF the late
Mr. James Black Bromrlaw, merchant Glasgow, Scot
lard.
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CLEARED.
Shps-SwcepstAxes(n new opPsr), Lane, San Francisco
Chambers Hsissr; Constellation. Allen Liverpool Ksr.
Balks-Hscla. Peterson, Matanzss, -; Orion
lB,s%l, Quick Havana, Gudswiu Z ,Mohr; American,
D white Co: Philadephia (Brem). Sanders. London.
Pope co. Ann Harley (Br), swsnsy, Quebec Wood.
Brigs-Arcturus, Bshrs. Savannah. Dsmul Co;
Go, a,Ss (s.y, whipPis, St John, Ns, Gordon DON
James Crosby Clifford. Philsds!pha. Charles l. E j
Peters; Dudley, Hopkins Bangor, Buck Co Delta,
Ssrsynan St aaSy Nssits sons xass Swift ssms
81 Thomas and GAracaibo Msiiaud Phelps Co; Marine
P A.1. 1a P B;:Ss wo,..
GpRDe Wolf Abb ALBION (Br) Gro veil, st John, NIB. P
Z Nsvias spps James 8 ch.dbearns. Wainwright.
Charleston, Mcc,eady, Mott & Co.
stesmer-Parker Vein, Turner, Baltimore Parker Vein
Coal Co.
Sloops-Apollo, Niles, New Haven, George 81 Smith:
Esgague Fish, Waieham, spragus; Blackstone, Rsy.
nelds, Providence master.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hermann, Higgins, Bremen Aug H. South
ampton 17th to Moler, Sand & Rera Passed the
Needles PM 18th Aug 25, at PM lat As "a, Ion Al
lat A 40 lon So Large iceberg: Goth, at 80 AM.
lat 4s lon 60 20, passed the packet ship Patrick
Hamburg ship with white flag, having 377 in it. stand
ing Westward at Pm same day lat AZ 10 lon 81 40;
AN steamer a 1a 9N hsnes for Havss SG At 80
ley stapdng Westward at 10 80 lat 40 49, lon &C A.
passed ship 'Od England" standing eastward: 3lat az
46 AM passed ship Stanley, Lat 40 90 lon 70 SIS ",
standby westward.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish Richmond, &c, with
passengers, to Ludlam 4 Peasants.
Ship Aymar Blanchard, Vera Cruz Aug 0, to Walsh,
Carver Co On the from New Orleans for Vera
Cruz, John Nelson- seaman, fell overheard, aud was
doupeo. July % Andrea Barrett seaman died in the
hospital Of Vera Cruz.
more Aug 80 lat 81 Ion 70 So spoke bark Mont peer,
from TIL, lis ISLANDS for Boston.
Brig Psrmalie (Br) Merriam, Port Talbot, Wales, so
schr Elva (Br), Butchins, Meuthera, II days, to C
Ackerly Aug 49, Ia. &c. Ion r. spoke brig Eliza Of New
York. from Philadelphia, bound south.
schr Samuel n, Potter lof Wilmington, NO sOog,
Schr Hannah Ravens, Richardson Virginia, 2 days.
schr Mary Laws. Mathew, Virginia, days.
Ravens.
schr Cslestia Russell. Portland Ct, 2 days.
Schr Thomas Deniston, -, Boston days.
Brig Charles Edwards, Doak, Bangor 10 days to mas
ter.
schr Presto, Clark, Machiss. 6 DAYS.
schr William Sanford, Jones. Alexandria, days.
Schr Sarah. Talbot, Calais, 6 days.
Schr John NAPLES Furman. Della ware, days
Scbr Weaver, Morris, Delaware, 2 days.
Schr George Ann Chance. Accomac, 2 days.
Sch Henry Hickman West. Delaware, days.
Schr John Tlton, C0ncklin Virgins, days.
s sehr sarah CrameI. Hopkins. virsina. days.
Sloop Harvest, French, Providence days.
Wind at sunrise, NE; meridian, do sunset ssE, and
light.
SAILED.
Ships Fdelia for Liverpool; Ambassador (Br), -.
The ship George Patten Delsno for Havre, has an.
choIed at the Southwest Spit.
(BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TnFGRArH.]
TEE HGmA sDs Sept 1-Sundown.
One ship and six briggs anchored inside the Hook, B-
bound vessels in sight.
Wind light from Sc. Very hazy outside.
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News from Mexico ana Guatemala.

BALUNORh sept T. lJJJ
Mexican to the 2st August state that yellow fever
was prevailing In the State of Guerrero.
The leaders of the outbreak at GuaDauato had been
executed.
The Go-saS Of Guatemala, contains account Of the
pursuit Of the troops Of Honduras which had invaded
Gustemaa.
1henvaders pursued by Cen vicsns Cerna on the
9Th July Several engagements fought in which the
HondurAns worsted The GuatsmaIans were con-
cen,atpg all their forces for the purpose Of making do
cisive Demonstration, and this beyond DOUBT Pre
dent Csbsnas has been driven from Guatemala.
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Maxy land wing State Conyen,,ou.

BALTIMORE September 1, 1853.
Tbs Maryland Wing State Convention met this morn.
ing Samuel Hamilton, Of Talbot was appointed Presi.
dent vsh The usual number Of vice pre- sdsnts and Sec
rstAries. resolution adopted TO noranate fun
ticket sor State officers Tbs Convention then took
recess for cas hour.
Tie coaysrtien this evening nominated Hon. Richard
j. Bowie Ct Montgomery fer Governor; DR.. J. Hanson
Thomas. OF Baltimore, for Comptroller; and James B.
Rissud o. Kelt fer Lottery Comuissoner. The csnyen
Aioa well attended and ENTHUSIASTIC.
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Heavy Robbery OF a Bank Messenger.

fFUFIDfNCE, sept I, IoVo.
The messenger Of the Newport Bank robbed this
afternoon board the steamer Perry, Of package
tanning. It is supposed from ferty to fifty thousand dol
lars He had put the bag containing the money
seat, ard, while his back tunnel for . moment
srother bag precisely similar, and containing package
Of newspapers cut to the size Of bank bills subst-
tinted lie old not discover the roobeey until he deliv
cred the bog at The Merchants BANK
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NEW ORLEANS. August 81, 1858.
Thexe has been nothing doing In markets for some
time. The sdvices by the Europa received by the
associated prsss ct midnight Of tho 30th.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. !. 1853.
Since the receipt Of the Europas from Liverpool
prices have been easier In cotton market with sales
TO day Of 800 bales.
ALBANY, Sept. !, 1858.
The receipts for tie lat twenty four hours were
-four. COG bush wheat % COO born 600; oats none
barley 600 Flour is in good demand at better
Tbs sales COO bsyrels at 81 81 IS so for State
and Is so for common and mixed Western Corn is in
fair request Salss COO bushels At 7ac for Western
mixed. Barley. sales IL 0Oe bushels, at zoe for two
rowed, and 52hc. for four rOwsd WhisAey, Ohio and
prison, 25Lc.
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Tho Yellow Fever At New Orleans

bzLIl1UKE odPtsmB6r I, 1865.
New crans papers Of Thursday and Friday last gen.
orally expras the belief that the fever had reached it's
height AID would steadily decline The weather was ia
vorabIs.
Among the deaths notice that Of Levi c. Peters, Of
New YoiA John I. Reilly, of Boston; Sophia L and Ed.
va,i Clifford, wife and Of Colonel Clifford late of
Psortezcs.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 81, 1853
Tia nterm ats yesterday 49, including ITO from
ysIlov fs7er.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. /, 1859
TIE total number OF iDtsrmenss reported for the
twenty four hours ending this morning, was 119-of
lever, liz.
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From PhiIadelpnla
SUDDEN DEATH-FATAL ACCIDENT.

HlDDkN DEA1H-FATAL HCCIDENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept l, 1885,
Captain David CoDyDahsm. late ., New 0reans,
vhsss he vel known experienced ship master,
snA through his pruasrce and gsutlemany department
bad amssssd independent fortune to-day died at his
rdsoes u this city, aged Hfty six years. Hs retired
To s rom u bis usual good health and spirits and wss
oss2ss st ave O'Clock this morning. Truly "in the
raiAst of LID W 40 In death,
man sansd rstisk oeusaan, vas killed yesterday
a. a. roa factory Ia Yves. PhilaipaA from shs burst.
Is g grsdstoos 10 iav,s vts md sa,ss chid-,o,
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BowERY THEATRE The receipts OF this evening
are for the benefit of Mr.. Goodall. The pieces Sc.
Mr.. Goodall as Pierre Johnston as Jaier, and Mrs.
Baker as Belvidere. The fifth act of Orchard the
Third will follow, and the interesting drama of
"Lochinvar' will conclude the performances.
BROADWAY THEATRE.-The benefit of Mr.. and
Mrs Williams takes place this evening, when it is
hoped their admirers will give them bumper. The
pieces selected are "Ireland and America, :" sour
Jemimi,r and "Uncle Pats Cabin" This bill cam
not fail to draw large assemblage.
NIBLo's GARDEN-The benefit Of Anna Thillon
ance previous to her sailing for Europe, no doubt
the Garden will be crowded in every department.
She will appear as Marie, in 1.-THE Daughter of the
Regimen" Mr.. Hudson as Tonic
BURROWS THEATRE.-Burton's excellent COM
pany appears to. night in the comedy of "The Poor
Gentleman in Which. Messrs. jordan, Barrett and
Burton will appear The farce of "Lend me Five
shillDgsr will conclude the amusements. The
orchestra wi II play several inspiritiDg airs.
AMERICAN MUsEUM-The same very attractive
bill of entertainment which was given here yester-
day afternoon and evening is to be repeated today.
The Bearded Lady, Happy Family, and Serpents,
continue to attract as much attention as ever.
FRANooNI's HIpPoDRoME-This establishment is
well patronised, and the performances give great
satisfaction. The programme for this afternoon and
evening is excellent.
CHMsTY's AMERICAN OPERA House, hristy's
popular band Of Ethiopian performers advertise
good programme for this evening. The temperance
ofGeorge Christy is hailed with great applause.
WOODS MINSTREL HALL.-This house is well
filed nightly-the programme for tonight comprises
many attractive features.
BUCKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA HoUsE.-Buck.
leys New Orleans 6erenaders are doing great
business. They offer good programme for to-
night.
OWENS ALPINE RAMBIEs-The greatest success
has attended this novel and intellectual enter
tainment. Mr.. Owens has concluded to continue
them q few evenings more. Sedgwicks solos are
greatly admired.
FRENKESsTEIN's NIAGARA.-This splendid paint
ing deserves very extensive patronage. Every one
should see it.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The same announcement
as usual from this establishment, namely that
'Uncle Toms Cabin is drawing such large au
diences and putting so much money in the treasury
that its representation will be continued for this
month.
ST.. CHARLES THEATRE.-Thorne, the active
manager Of this theatre continues to do everything
in his power to please his patrons. The selection for
this evening are the dramas Of "Robert Emmett
and "Eveleen wilson, NJ doubt they will draw
large audience.
BANvARD's Holy LAND is as we'll attended as
ever. 1t will be continued every evening at the
Georama.
SIGNoR BLISS, the great ventriloqust and ma
gician, is to commence q series of his popular eve
nings on Monday next, at the Stuyvesant Institute
MRS. WILLIAM ScuoLEY, aged 81 years, and
weighing 100 pounds is to put on exhibition in this
city next week.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept IA PM.
Arriyed-Steamship Per lvania Richmond, via Nor.
folk; ship Nathan Harau, Holmes, Liverpool; bark
Cbristiana (Br), Muir, Liverpool briggs P Gushing,
esse .mnbsr ABIGAIL Ms1s ons nos
tom schrs Highlander, Gould Boston, Mary Anna aaliy
Danvsrs. Mass: Cherokee Candy, Salem.
Beow-Barks Elizabeth J, Powers, Havana Thomas
Dsllett, Dill, Lsguayra.
Ceared-Brigs Grey Eagle White, Iaguayra: Bra san,
Hay, Baker Cisrleston: May Anna, Haley, Boston;
Rough and Ready, Hobbs, EastpoTt.
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STEAMER IN DISTHxSs-CHoLERA-CoA TRADE.
BALTIMORE Sept. l, 1858.
Ths steamer AAglo-Cslt, from New YORK fer New Or
sans. put into Wilmington, N. c.. In Distress Taes-
day. She bad broken her main shaft
Ths cholera has entirely lsft CuuSsrIand Ths total
number Of deaths by ths disease was seventy ak.
The coal t<ads over the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
last wal, was but 4oS6 tons. Over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad II was 8, SIS toms
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Serious luutIny at Sea.
CAPTAIN AND MATE BADLY BEATEN

CAPTAIN AND MATE BADLY BEATEN.
Bosros, Sept. /, 1858.
The bark Eutaw, which sailed hence yesterday for Bal
tmore returned to port this afternoon with the
state Of mutiny. We learn tina. when off Cape Cod
yesterday the refused to obey orders parley
sued, when they atticked the eipta'n with axe,
breaking four Of his ribs and lnjung him badly in the
head lie mate John Hilton, also injured In the
heac. captain Stetson taken to the hospital aud
the mutlueers committed to Jail Their John
Dement,, Peter Brown, Thomas Jeries James McGuire,
and William g. Mcdonald.
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eoa Of Edward 6wssusy. aged rear. months and IL
1hs friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this sfsraoon ct three clock from
No 81 Atlantic strsst, 6outh Brooklyn
In W0liamsbrrK LII on Tue day August 90 Of dyson.
tsy VIRGINIA. fufAnt daughter Of Robert J. and Phebe
jana Ttdany aged months and IA days.
Albany pApoFp p1oaso copv.
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Police Intelligence.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NO. % WASHINGTON STREET
NV YORK Sept. 1. 1853
SiRIn your issue of the 3lst ult under thu head Of
"Police Intelligence you say that Charles
Prescott was robbed By the proprietor Of the above
house. Now. am the proprietor Of the house No. SO
Washington street, and such man as Prescott wa
robbed il house. The transaction alluded TO in your
paper occurred AZ another house. and at G3
neously stated in Jour Have the goodness to
publish the ction, feel aggieved by having my
house alluded to in connection with dishonest
sactcn Yours respectfully, PATRICK CONNOLLY.
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roIi,it nj Excitement In Rochester.
SERIOUS AFFBAY BETWEEN TWO DEMOCRATS


ROCHESTER, Sept. /, 1868.
This forenoon, during political interview between J.
NJ Hatch sof candidate for delegate to Syracuse and
Or. CIV. Lewis (bainburner), Hatch bscame much
exeit5 at tie given by Lewis for declining to
support lin, and drew dirk with which he attempted
to sxAs Lewis. The parties wers however, separated
before any harm done.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

AIrived-shp Mnscopgas. Liverpool; bark Lacona,
Philadelphia briggs John Williams, Lasuna; Cum
ninghan1 Batimore Helen Maris and Clara Ellen Pha-
de'pba Monte Cristo Port Ewens schrs Grand Island
Mnyaguez: Harriet, Wilmington, NC: Rio. Maabar VIM
Dresser Tirrell and Gsssabeas Philadelphia Sarah,
and Delaware. Rondout; Eagle, and II franklin, NYork.
Ceared-Ship Lighdost, New York.
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Railroad Accident.

NHfs, (MIch.) sept /, 1903
freight srair on the Michigan Central Railroad ran
~ tas track last night about nine miles west OF this
place. The locomotive and tenqsr badly smaahed
and al .bs freight ana goods filed in heap The
fireman, named Goodrich, killed, and tbs engineer
nliahsiz Er-t.
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E0uIsNiLig, sept. 1, 1915.
The Lexington Us1rer denies that Ashland has been
sold By the will Of Henry Clay but Is to b. soil On tbs
Gotta In slant, ~ public auction.
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AID 20 THE NEW ORLEANS SUFFERERS.

NEWPORT, Sept. 1, 1853
Gct.sehaIs concert this evening, benefit o, the
Nav Or'esrs sufferers, is crsned TO over6ewirg Over
ons THOUSAND tcksts sold and there were besides
vssious donations TIE Germahians gave their services
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bUs1ON, septdnber I, It55.
Tie hip Sheffield, Captain Lewis arrived at quarantine
frcn ksV orlssDs, ths morning. with yellow fever on
board. There man dead on beard and one or two
ask
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MARITIHE IHrELLIagHCE.

~ Az packages and letters inteaded for the Exx YORK
H1zkAID sh0ssld Be sealed.
ALMANAC PoR uKw YoRK-xm DAT.
SUE k&u ......s 70 NOON RAsz8. mora. IA
SUE szn.. ..........e 20 HIGH wAISz. ....... IL
, 1853-10-01
NEW GOODS 4!

lust Received Ex Ship Persia and Bark
- Sarah Warren, large and desirable assort-
ment of Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods,
consisting in part of the following
New Flour, Pork, chcrse, Tea, coffee, Sugar,
Molasses, Soap, Vermicilla, Linsccd oil, Dried
Apples, White Lead Glass blankets; Green
Barege BowideKnvcs Nails Door Locks ;
d. d. Guns Compasses Powder Knives end
Forks; Steel Squares Spear Jacksons Hand
saws; Bench and Match Planes Chsscls Au-
eurs Pocket Rules Garden Hoes and numerous
other articles, which we offer for sale at a small
advance. BETTMAN & BRAND.
Olympia, Sent. 10; 1853. 3wI
, 1853-10-01
Medical Notice.

N KIsER, VI. D., having perma, eEA
lDs nen.ly located in the town Of Ny
uSymPa, would respectfully inform EH
,ae public that he is now ready to prac- 81
a's Medicine and Surgery in its various branches,
r ~ E promptly attend to all calls in the line Of
y Profession, a, any hour, by day or night.
sept II, 1883. 3ma
, 1853-10-01
Provisions &GrOccries.

JUST RECElVED EK "Saroh Warren
~ from San Francisco, a complete assortment
of Provisions, &c. comprising full supplies of the
following articles, which will be offered t. pur-
chascf' on the most favorable terms:
Pork, clear aud mess in hbls and bbls;
Hams, clear Bacon, Lard in tins;
New Orleans sugar, White crushed do;
Rio coffee. Teas Of all kinds Salt;
Carolina Rice Corn meal in bbls and J bbls
Dried Apples in J bbls;
e Peaches in legs;
Sugar house Syrup in bbls and 10 gall kegs
Beans, White American and Chilli
Goldfish in drums Vinegar;
Adamantinc and Sperm candles;
Crackers in tins, soda water. bu ter. and sugar
Pickles in glass; Raisins; Chotollie;
Sarlines, Oysters I.ohst, RS. sc
Soap in small boxes, llulls No. l.;
Starch indigo Washing Soda, &c;
Spices of all kinds Salcratus;
Carh. soa and cream tartar
Lemon Syrnp and Champagne Cider
Tobacco, smoking and chewing;
Pure Ground cpllce;
Matches in wood boxes Pals urooms,
Powder, Shot, Lead, &c, togcth,. with many
other articles to which tall and constant additions
will be made as required.
]. s C. Z WILLIAMS.
Olympia, Sept. 0. 1853. lml
, 1853-10-01
New Blacksmith SIiop.

THHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully in .
form the citizens Of Steiacoom city and Vi
cinity, that he is prepared to do all work in the
Blacksmithing line lower than at any other osiab.
lshment on Puget Sound. Al orders from a
distance executed with neatness and dispatch -
Plows, Mill Irons &r., OF supcior.qualiiy can
be obtained upon short notice and at very ica-
sonabo rate
Shop, corner Jf Second and Columbia streets.
:. +. LlEENS.
at,ilAcoom city, SEPT 3, 1913. III
, 1853-10-01
THE PUGET MILL CO..
At Port Gamble Hoods Canal, W. T,

4 RE now erecting, at Port Gamble, n steam
\ gang and single saw mill, and will soon he
prepared to manufacture lumber Of every dcscrp-
ton including planned and groovcd boards, to
order; will contract for dimension framing TIM
Der Of any kind
Their boilers and machinery have just arrived
fon Boston direct, in their schooner H. Z. Foster,
the first Of line Of packets to run bctv cen Port
Gamble and san Francisco, via Port Townsend,
which will include the fast sailing schooners
Haluna, }. u. Brown, Cynosurc, and julius
prinsle. Their clipper brig Boston will run
10 the Sandwich Islands.
For freight, PASSAGE or other business, apply to
J. p. KELLER, Agent Port Gamble,
or A. J. Pore, California street Wharf
san Francisco California.
Sept H. 1853 2if
, 1853-10-01


nFFER for sale, for cash, at the EA
~ lowest wholesale prices, a large Ny
and well selected assortment Of East S13a
India, Mediterranean and European
Drugs and Medicines French, English and
American Chemicals of all kinds; also, an extern
slve variety OF Pcrlumcry, Fancy Articles, Fancy
Soaps, Brushes, Paints anl Oils, Dye StuiTs,
Labels, Window Glass Extracts, Bronzes, Truss
es, Lceches, Surgical Instruments. Druggists
Glassware, IIatcrs' Goods, Shakers Herbs and
Roots, &c, together with every article comprised
in the stock of Druggist or Physician.
II. j. & Co, are the proprietors' Wholesale
Agents for DR.. Jlyne's Family Medicines, Sands
SarsapaHlla, Old Townsends Sarsaparilla, Mof-
fats and Brandrcth's Pills, Davis Pain Killer,
Congress Spring atcr, &c, &c.
Henry johnson & Co., have made such ar
ranscments in New York, Boston and Philadol.
Phia as will enable them to purchase their stock
nt the lowest rates, and they are determined to
give their customers the benefit of low prices, and
at the same time the best quality of goods.
July %, tSj3-A6ly