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DRUGGISTS &C.,
NEW ORIG sTORE.
J. G. BROWN, -

J. n e.. d. Z
( formerly of BE firm Of Eutn. Brocz& Co.,l-
1HAS opened, with entire stock OF Drugs, s==@
S5Y Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfmnery. DC &c,ET x
"a the site formerly occuIied by the old firm, s~
No AZ, College street three doors from Union, where he
viii be pleased to wait upon his old friends sud eEs gem
orally. Particular attention is given TO Physicians Pre-
kcptions which viii be led with accuracy and dispatch
SURGICAL INsrRua comprising Pocket Gases. assort
cd Pocket ill Cases. seFeisi paiterR SpeeianS,
assorted Midwife, Aapuating and Trepanung Instruments,
sepaTete Tooth toIeep end Keys Seihescope;
Cupping Apparatus; Stomach Punes Dissection Insru-
mets &c Truss In every yasieya complete asSof lent
ofeveything usually kept an this iinensg be found st
HIfEMICAE.S.-A large stock and from the best
raelnactureTs exceedingly rare never before
broughtto this market Attention Of Physicians TO this
part Of my stock is respectfully solicited.
aug1 Gy fEltl E.fll D. Y. .bhoN \.
DERMUDA ARROW ROOT.-Warranted per-
ID ctlypure and fresh; illl supply at
aug7 .saotsa ,rf IgG. BROWN,
DEREU NEEtY--In every style, French. German and
L AmCican Colognes, lIair Oils Pemades &c Re-,
Tooth Powder and Paste Pivers Aromatic Vinegar Glerns
Rose bearaOl, Bell Lavender, brown and white Windsor
Soap Bsrb SosPin 10 bars, together with general
sornent OF Plain md Fancy Scans Hair Brushes &c &c
Shell and Buto Dressing and Fire Comb ivory do Pow
der Pufis aadpoxes Lilly Wli:e AIabastef. DC. Z 81
algl YFssl |C y 50 90 BRpNN.J
DEKIN TEA COAEPANE.-Ih have full supply OF
L The best Qualities Ct Teas put up BY this UomPaay.
Ii is the ornerly kept by Ewn, Brown Co. which
gsEe such general satisfaction The Ne Plus Ultra Black
Tea and Planata Imperial thought be superior to
as, AtdS III ctlateS ioS
each. aag7 J G BROWN. u
NONGIllsSS WATEIE-I have made arrangements
" to Keep constant supply of this water which receive
direct from the Spring gross justreceiTea.
aug1 ) q BROWN.
CTONE " AR ELOfall descTip ipd9ns end best quality;
- also, Flower Pots, assorted sizes, L..-
aug7 4.a.... q BROWN. 4
10 AMBOO FISHING POLES-l0g just received;
ID also full assoTGent Of Fishing Tackle, Limerick
Hooks or Saoods, hointedsPoes, &c.
aug7 j. G. BROWN. /
TOR TIE H.AIR4Lyons' Katharion, Boele's Hype-
Il rOn Fluid Barry and CiiTchughs Tricopherops, At
aug7 I'll ts..t % G. BROWN &!
CTARCH.-l5 boxes roeior q CANDLES Pearl Starch
y also, superior article Of country made Starch.
aug3 J. G. BROWN.
TNURNIP SEED.-A Urge lot Of Summer aud Win
il ter, and Summer and Winter mixed.
aug7 sF+E IA s..s J. O. BROWN.
Tor RJELLIEs.-Spaskn tielanne, Coope. s9iissT 4
L Russia Sheet and Shred singess also, fine lot ef
Favoring Extracts. augl J. G. BROWN. j
I EXTINCTION MUSTARD, IN y, =, and 10 Cans;
Il fresh and just reed angz }. g. BROWN,
NEAST POWDERS and Browns I.ss jamaica Gin
l ger White Lead Red lead Chrome Yellow Chrome
Green, &C. Lard OIL Linseed Oil Turpenine, VGrnish &c
aug7 J. G. BROWN, 43, College st.
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}. IL. CURREY,
ITp,aprfakpFau Coff:n-maller.

Cd3le7s STRAIT No. 25, opposite Sesame House.
DEGS leave 10 inform his friends and the public
ID generally that he has opened regular Cof 11zAa'
fin Room and having bought the right for manufacturing
and selling in Middle Tennessee SS Patent lndisruc
ibe Air-tigat and TeShaused Burial Cases the best
in use Tor preserving the corps he will keep supply
o them constantly hand Together with assortment Of
all kinds ol covered and wood Collins. He Is prepared to
furnish good Helrses and any number Of Hacks that may
be wan.el also hrouds Of every description made in the
best sle together with every equpage necessary for 5ne
rails All teeTayhic dispatches orders from Steamboats,
and Railro8ds from the surrounding country viii be
promptly attended Particular attention paid TO pre-
pairing AMI enc4sng bodies for ransporta All orders
Jeff his Furniture aud Coffin Rooms promptly attended
TO- bota t and dyhe win give his personal attention
10 all funerals. Charges moderate.
J. II. CURREI.
y. B-Furniure and Mattresses Of every description
made 10 order AMI Of the best materials and arTanted also
furniture repaired in the best style and with dispatch.
aug27 q EN J. H. c.
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No1so.
From Mrs whisssissy's Mags1ne.
The Young SfepmOtAer


From Mrs: Nhitseiaey's Magszjne
>. The Young .SfepmOther..
/ -sweet little ELS. come TO me, e
+ And let ns wipe ygur team.
Lake You, / lost my mother dear
when was young in years.
They say she put her ti,il. white hana.. -
Upon my infant head.
And sadly asked who'd love her babe
When she was with the dead
And too she asked. who Z. early teach s
- Ny infant lips. TO prayf
And strey the blossoms Of kind wonds.
About lies weary way.
Then Tthat my mother would have. done.
For her lose orphan babe.
Oh. let me do for one who sleeps
Beneath the willows shade E
Come sit with me, aud let me pres,
Your velvet cheek to mine,
And smooth the soft bright golden cu-ls.
Your mother used to twine.
Aud LEI Iae fold You to nny heart,
And talk with you Of Heaven
And then together We viii pray
Our sins may be forgiven a.
Thus spoke a fair young Bride, as eve
Took in her arms the day;
And stars alous the blue shove
In golden fcrroEs sy s4
And then she parted from her brow
The cnrs which o. er II fell
And kisses pressed thereon which DID
OF love the young heart tell T
And soon there rose, Ike breath O. eo9ers
An infants prayer 70 Heavcn;
And bright Angel saw that eve, tta
Unto her child mother given.
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r-Y Strikes continue to be the order fthe day
in England, and in most cases the employers are
compelled to yield The increase of wages to some
firms amount to ten thousand pounds per arnum.
~ 1t is stated that vigorous conscription for
the army is going on throughout the southern prov
inces of Russia. Parents are held responsible e r
the fight Of their sons
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Reading The Bible.

Mama why do you read the. Bible so much9'
said little Mary TO her mother; haven't you read
it all through
YES great many times, my dear said her
mother.
well, then, you must know ali there is in It.
by this time, but yet you read it every day
.Do you remember last summer, Mary, when
You were away at Miss Brookes' school!
'Yes, mama
sYou told me then, that when you got letter
from home, you used to read il over and over I'LL
IL was almost worn out el1r
and 80 did mama
well, what made you read the letter so oftenl
vou knew all that there IN it, .a. .-
why, because it seemed pleasure, and made
me think about home, apdyou, and papa t1
well, my dear, read over some parts Of the 5
Bible that have read hundreds Of times before, a
for the same reason, that it reminds the of nv
home in heaven, Of my heavenly Father, and nv
Saviour; and therefore love TO read it,
is heaven my home, too, motherr said little
Mary. Shall you take me with you when yon
GOT
Il cannot tell you my dear; cannot give you "a =,
leave TO go 10 heaven, but know who can
sYou mean Jesus Christ, mother
'Yes, my dear, You mnst ask him. and you must
read and learn to understand this book, which Is
like a letter from him to US, TO tell a5out him
self and about heaven. When you do, I hope
you will love to read the Bible as much as | do
--~-
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CASH! CAsH!!

NTNTED al the Snarh Nashville Furniture Factory, of
w good SEASONED LUMBER
100000 feet Of 4 inch Walnut Plank wide;
$1,000 DO q do 60 40 do
5000 90 . DO do do do;
100000 do Walnut Scantng feet long T. & in sqre;
100000 do Cherry do do do;
100000 do 4 inch Cherry rlank-wide;
10000 do =. 20 do do;
$4,000 do 2 90 DO do;
10000 do Ash ranging from 30 in tick-wide plank;
Also, Poplar % al szes used ior Cabinet purposes for
which C,SL win be paid delivery.
Also, % or30 good ChBINET MAKERS wanted, to whom
fair prices will be given in cash Also, oT good UP
HOLSTERS. None bat good wUrkElea need apply,
anlT
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Wamney7s Reaper and
Mower

REFER the Farmers TO the statements below made by
Dr. John Shelby and l. I. Bradley. Lave seen it in
operation several times satisfied Gifts great utility. As
be season advancing now Offer those have on hand for
$500. l. l. ChEA LlLasl'
june29, 1855. Nashville, Tenn.
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nROGASSt BGUG ANS !---5Oo0 pairs Negro
X Brorans consisting Of Home made and Eastern Shoes
which we cr AZ vcy low rates Farmers and all OILERS
in want guod and cheap Shoes would do well gVe us
q call before buying
Also n lare assortment Of Kip and Wafer proof and
Nagro Boots suitable for theapProachng season. for sale
low by oct5 RYw ; H1LLlNN W
<IORN WANTED.-I wish to purchase oNET
1 ! SAND BARRELS Of Corn. ,,.,,,,-,,,,,
81 Aim a. paH'hRNN'
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UODGE & WALLER.
BARRIERS, Ezir-Dr sssers, &C., &c,
UNTvERsITY OF LOUISIANA HEDICAL DEPART



..t. ..E. KENT .-s..s ...... ....
ENHE Annual Course Of Lectures in this Department will
/ commence on MONDAY, November Il, and viii Ter
inmate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JoNEs NJ D, Professor Of Practice,
j L RmDELI, NJ D, Professor Of Chemistry.
WAEREN STONE. n D. Professor OF SWEury.
4 II CENAs, " D, Professor of Obstetrics.
A J WEDDEBBuRY, II D. Professor Ct Anatomy.
GusrAvAs A NoIr d D Professor Of Natera Medics.
THOMAS IIUST NJ d. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
CoExEIITs c.. BEARD 81 D. Demonstrators of
SAMUEL. p CifurPrN, NJ d, Anatomy.
The rooms for dssecng will be open from the third Mon
dav in October TO the First of April
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
Charity HOSPITAL and attend thSinstituun from November
to April The Sude1ts accompany the Professors in their
visits and thus enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
free Of expense.
Hospital.
The number of patients are nearly twenty thousand in
the YEAR THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d,
sug3-w3m Dean.
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AND AMERICAN.
orrIcE-xo. II, DEADERIcK STREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERlCAN-ls furnished
TO subscribers the following ries Single copies one
wear in advance & 5o within the year So O0 at the end
Of the year - %. CLUBs-Of five and upwards--s2 90
lr copy of ore wear. Cabs of subscribers viii be re-
ceived Tor six months at the foregoing rates
he TRI-wEEKIY IS published every Tuesday hursass
and Saturday, at s. per advance; i N paio
= advance, S6.
DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
tsg- TIE MONEY ! ALL CASES 10 ACcoMFANt
SUBSCRIPTION x
Rsmances Of subscriptions be iAsds by mail q our
risk.
paper viii be Sent out Of e State unless the order is uc
conraned with the cash.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST STYLE
OF GENTLEMEN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
H. A. JESSEI,
Arcade Clothing Store

Arcade UIothlnB btore,
No % Market street. opposite the Uaio.l HaH.
IIANKFUL for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
upon him. begs leave to inform The citizens of Nash
vile surrounding country that he has just received
the largest and most complete assortments Of GeaDS
F,U and Jinter C.otaiBg and Furnishing Goods
brought the city which win be found unsurpassed in
quality and workmanship and at such low prices cannot
fail TO please The stock has been selected and made up
under any Inspection expressly suited to tn, wants of
the city.
Also large assortment of
ChiIdren's Clothing,
suitable for all ages, and warranted to hit
As my stock very large, offer great inducements
10 country Merchants either wholesale retail, at very
little above Eastern prices.
Give me CALL as shall take great pleasure in showing
the Goods h. a. JESSElb
Arcade Clothing Store, 29 Market ST,
cci6-Gm Opposite Union Hall.
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sOlLgTIIIEg NEW.

SOMEILlEG NEW.
THE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE
L MANUFACTURING COMPANY, are oferingI
- splendid assortment Of Plain aud Fashionable Eur
5T nihre At their Depot on Market street Thomas ~
Es9sEznew buding, between Union Hall and the la
Square which they offer at prices to suit purchasers "
both whole sale and retail They intend to give satsiac
tion 10 purchascrs-worl, warranted. t
Call and examine their STOCK. Orders for Work attended
with despatch Z. H. GR00MS Pres't.
w. L. NANCE. SecY lseptlI'
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FrRElTHREl FuPEITrRE, !

EJh1llDAE. EUENl1LhE..
AN just receyInga fine assortment ot Fur
Il niture Of the latest and most approved Sg-G I'll
2 tyes whclrwll be warranted as reccynmendIE II
ed aud VIII be sod cheap the cheapest Having en-
arEel uy Ware rooms sal keep an assortment OF Oh
berS superior Pianos Glsn Window Shades, Clocks Mir
rorS &c Furniture uf al kinds made order. Articles
free 70 the Railroad anywhere in the city Remem
Der A. Union street Cheap Furniture Deput.
ap27 II. MORTON.
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NTEGROES FOR SAEE.-The subscriber has sey
ersl families Of Negroes that he will sell at private
sale 10 persons residents this State, and who intend TO
keen Them therein. Residence on The Nashville and Frank
lin Furnpike, II niles from Nashville. NJ BELL.
sugsl-4m.
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eENTLEMEN,s OUT-FITTING EsrARLIsHMENT.


On Colgegs street, one door South Of tie Square.
TDHE undersigned would respectfully invite citizens and
strangers passing through Nashville, call at their
store and examine the most elegant assortment of Finishing
ad Fancy Goods brought to Nashville We have at all
r te latest STYLES and best quality of Goods and invite
eca attention to Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts which
we warrant to be well made and to fit better than any other
vIe Of Shirts Our stock consists in part of Linen and
Muslin Shirts every size and quality. Silk, MerinO CASH
more Shaker Canton Flannel Brown Cotton Sh Its and
Drawers. six Meriuo, Shaker, Lambs WOOL Cashmere,
BROWN Cotton and Country Knit Half Hose KID, Silk,
Bck Beaver Dog Skin Cloth, Cashmere, Fur Lined and
Pii Gloves and Gantlets Sscaris CTavats, Stocks and
Ties Suspenders Silk and Linen landkerchiets Robe de
Chambre Trunks Carpet Bags, Umbrellas Canes Razor
Strops soaps Cologne 0dors, OILS Tooth Powders, Hair
Washes Tooth Hat Cloth, Nail and Hair Brushes, Porte
Monies Pocket Books Work Boxes Dressing Cases. and
many o;her articles too numerous to mention
N B-Iadies Underwear of Silk, Merino, Cashmere and
Cotton. Gum Goods Goodyears PATENT best articles
Remember the number Sc. . .
MYERS & McGILLS
Furnishing Store, College street, door South Of The
Square, Nashville loctll
TOR RENT.-A FIRST RATE FARM TO
IL RENT for the next year, nine miles frem nashville;
lS0 acres cleared choice fruit trees and chance 10
cut and haul hundred cords of wood. Conve-
nisnt TO good Turnpike. Apply to
octas General Agent, No. II Desderick Street.
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"CLEAR THE TRACK.

ssCLEAR THE TItACk.v
X, -5szs.sss..s gs::s.:s;. 81 Esssas+,.s
TINE subscriber has Just opened at his old stand No SO
Market street. next door to 7. W. w II. Evans, the
largest and most elegant stock OF READY MADE CLOTH
TNj; and Gentleuens Furnishing Goods he had the
pleasure of exhibiting to his frisnds and customers which
lie is offering wholesale and retail such terms will
he confidently believes give entire satisfaction.
His stock consists Of FOck and Dress Coats of every
ety osyle and pattern do. do Pants and Vests Over
coats Box Coats &C. &c; Hats and Caps large assort-
ment Carpet Bags Trunks, Shirts Collars Stocks Cravats,
Umbrellas &c large assortment of Gloves Hosiery and
Pocket Hdkf &c all of which new and purchased Of
the best houses the Eastern cities expressly for this
ket
Thankfufor the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
him. he invites examination into his present stock and
prices he is determined spare pains to please his
friends and customers.
NJ. SULZBACKER, Agent,
sept3s-3m No 53 MaTketst
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e =
. Coz L. p CuEkrlrAN:-D6a Sr:-I have been using
he Rcaping ard Moving Machine patenente3 by Aanney
Of Illinois which you offering TO the citizens CT Ten
nessee tits F1RSfRsIE LABOR SAVING MACHINE IL works
NEATLY and rapidly Tine amount cat per day VIII depend
principally upon the speed of the team. II the team
rave four miles per hour It viii Resp or Now fifteen acres
ten hours. is entitled TO the confidence Il the public
Respecifulr J.SuEIBl.
L.E. Bradley, now managing The Farm 0i DR.. Shelby
one week, one OF Col the8iham'S wOwing and Teapng
machines we haver3 u IN clover and grain blown and tan
gsd and now STATE eJ tlhows aud cuts cleaner than the
Sythe blade and TIM I' wii ner day as much as IA
hands. and a esa ry.ta I ,Eoaty -four per day.
iune29-t&w. l. F. BRADLEY. b.
MOTTO E.I ana cio- ing up u,r business with view Of
' permanently wtbi.svng- Aany persons are indebt-
Ell TO me by and account sOrne years and hope
they w cal and pay up without ir;Aey delay trouble
have removed my Besls and Papers 10 the room ad.
arg Il SAM SEAY.
h0RE NEW pIkE9Es.
VNTEhave received by recent arrivals nine
w aore ofthose unrIyaled PlAScs madeses4 =Sszst5
by J. B. Dunhan and Adam Siodart q Co. OF . ! II
various styles and sizes which viii be sold very low for
cash good sdaving interest," -pd warranted to give
sprs9 W d TIL. GREENFIELD CO
lust REC EIV ED-lIis day
81 l50 bbls Ohio Whisky;
so bbls crushed SaEar,
80 " Loaf do;
10 /" Pow'd do;
5 tierces S. Caroiu1 Rice;
6t0 cans Baltimore Oysters,
80 boxes W. r. Cheese
10 dor Fancy BrOoms; ard for sale ly
ssptss EDWARDS 4 HARRIS
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~ Late adviees from China state that the -
Government of Pekin is annoyed by three causes; a7
first the insturechon; second went Of moaey.
and third scarcity OF grain 1t IS observes lri -
ter writer all over with the Mantchu dynasty. iThe
last of alne Of Kings is topping 10 his overthrow
his throne is undermined his prestige is nearly
gone; his exchequer empty; ms troops pnsiisni-
nous and his star about TO se.-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20

g. OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENTS ON THE CUBA
from London, bearing the following title -
Correspondence between the United States,
Spain and France, concerning the Alleged Pro
ject Of Conquest and Annexation Of the Island
of Cuba. Presented to the House of Commons
by command of Her Majesty, the Queen, in
pursuance Of their Address Of April IL, 1853"
This document embraces the official correspond
ence between the United States and Spain,
from 1922 down to the tripartite correspond
enee between the governments of England and
France on the one part, and Of our own on the
other part. The mass Of the letters embodied
in this pamphlet have already been published
in the HERALD; but there are certain English.
Spanish, and French explanatory notes in this
parliamentary compilation. which will be new
to our readers and which are interesting and
valuable, as throwing little more light on the
apprehensions and the policy of England and
France in regard to the United States and
the doctrine Of manifest destiny"
En- PEASANT We presume that the printing
Of our congressional documents costs much
more than the printing Of the British House of
Commons. Yet If the Committee on Public
Printing of the House Of Representatives we're
to take a look at this parliamentary pamphlet
before us they would readily, by contrast find
out that the best specimens of our Congress
printing are disgrace ful-that the paper is
shockingly bad that the ink is bad-that the
types are none Of the best, aud that the press
work is loose and shabby. In fact, az com
pared with the printing Of our State Legisla-
ture, that Of Congress is positively shocking
Notwithstanding its expense to the treasury of
from two to three hundred thousand dollars
per apnum. At the approaching session we
hall expect in this matter something practical
in the way Of retrenchment and reform The
Congress printing has been sop foI CeIberus
long enough.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20

LAUNCH OF ANOTHER CHARLESTON SrEAMER.-On Thurs-
day next, at 81 O'Clock A. NJ. Mr. Liam Collyer WIN
launch from his yard q. the foot OF Noetsenth street.
East river, the beautiful steam Nsshvine for Msssrs
Spcfford Teston's line of New York and Chareetou
steamers. The Nashville is very sharp and handsome
vessel Of about tons burtben and has been bulls
in the best STYLE under the immediate superintendence
Of Capt. Berry, late of he Soatheruer and Mariou who
Will command her. She 2l0 fee long "a WIDE and 2Z
deep, and will be fitted with single tide lover engine
from the Asire Work. Of IS inches diameter and eight
feet stroke. This will increase lumber of STEAMERS
IN this company to fve viz the Uoion Southcrner Ma
riop, James Adger and Nashve-a steamer for nearfv
each day in the weeka good sign of the more ssing i'm
porsnce OF the trade between New York CnArleson
CLIPPER SHIP EDWIN Forrest ucbed at Boston ON
Saturday forenoon from the ya'd Of Mr.. Daniel D. Kelly
She towed to the Grana Jur con wharf, whore she
will receive her masts then to The dry dock
to be coppsred whence she will Ssd BY the steamer
r. Forbes to this FORT to load for California having
been Iurchased by Messrs. Crosby Ciocker & Co. Her
commander is Capt. Crocker,
DEPARTURE OF THE GERMAyA The Bremen steamship
Germania Capt Bremsr saile1 yesterday for Bre-
men. with thirty nine passengers
The New STEAMER AMERICA, built by Mr. W. H. Brown
which was adve tsed to between this city, Charles
ton and Savannah has been withdra from that con.
templaed route and is destined for Pacific rads be-
tween San Francisco and Panama
THE SOUTHERN STEAMERS The steamer Jas AdQer from.
Charleston and the Augusta, from Savannah arrived
yesterday.
DISASTER on TILE HUDSON We learn that schooner
believed to be loaded with brick suJk during the
high winds of Saturday night In the North RIVER above
Fort lee and opposite Memont, the beautiful country
residence of Mr.. 7, j. Stewart OF Wan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20

DEATH ON BoARD sHr FROM YnLow FEVER. Mr.. a.
Peaae and Mr.. y. w Parrish passengers and iIehry
aahasdson, ssalcan, board the brig Wetumka,
rived yesterday from Mobile, died on the passage By
sJov fever.