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New YoRs err WILL Srcsps IRON rms
SrArE.-The New York Express says
The Republican journal. exhibit, gener-
ally, q sery bad spirit, and learn very, very
slowly. the great lessen coming. that in the
North will be the civil war, as veil q IN
The South. when the Union is struck down.
New York city will soon emsaeipate itself
iren The Northern Coafedsrsey, Repblissn
psisy b brissing sbost, and beeooe The
iree enserposs Of al North America. This
e1'erp,rt viii rsv m ,~cns- or thirty Per
Cent. to New ENGLAND nor 10 per.s-lrsn.s.
ha' do business free South anil North. in
.snsia and Cub,, in Mexico .ni Brasil. !,
= gland AMI frsuer, anil Germany. aal
'asT vhe fcsist il sill p-i.. /, Nth The
wafi
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DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS and SHAWLS,
We have al sorts and a, all prices, excep,
High Prices.
OH STOCK or Trimmings

is very tasty and very extensive, and We
csn pm, them RICH, down to the lowest pos
sihle prices.
We feel grateful 10 our friends for the
very liberia, snare Of patronage already be-
siosed upon us. and hope BY s,udicus ap-
p~licasion 10 the interest Of oar friends and
the public generally TO merit The .sms and
In view Of the fact that our purchase tbis
fall IL large and taking in consideration The
shorsness Of the prcsen, crop. We havs
marked orr goods ., the loves, possible
prices.
piease give n . call before brving Gle
where. We Ike to sho- goods whether ~
can sell or nn..
KEITH . sOAsBY.
psssis, s.pl ., lseQ. ~.
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A Hnal llsaainK.

physician Well, Mrs. Jones, how 1, tina, head.
sshsY
uss. Jgaess-Gensl Doctor, al gone that pill
you scrt cured me in in.t twenty inmates. and |
wish you would send more ~ that can have them
handy.
Physieias.-yoa can get them a, any Druggists.
Cal for Cephaltc Pills. ! end thew never foil, aud
! rec ,mrnsnl ihsn1 10 ail case. Of headache
Ms. jones II shslt send for a bes directly. and
shall tell AZ my suffering friends. for they ara a
rstl bfssstHs.
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a. flHH Hlyflfft ~ H8
t..t B. atstniio military aFafa
lmp fft County W ate please fg.Ht
a 10th fgr ati hltn uff
va Hyantei II Hafis, a1l HH to
anlaeu VII take pe h..0
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SLAVE TAMpEUERs.--rhe COOL people Of
Batcsy,llc have been no little annoyed for
some time past, by a worthless frlloa, who
glories in the appellation Of Tow WrsT.
Several days since they found oui that Tom
had been selling whisky TO the slaves IN the
vicinity, and Installing into their minds
filthy abolition sentiments. In truth. Tom.
Sumner like, had lately shown such nm
bounded affection for his sable brothers,
that bis ac,icn and presence became 'obnox.
ious to the people Of Bates,illc. Ccnsc.
qaently they took him into a ~neighboring
woods, and administered to him a severe
ftgellation. IN order that he might not too
quickly forget his old nome. aud having Ia.
bellel upon his back, IN large letters mig
ger ,an,perer.' with q hand pointing 10 the
word North" they placed him under the
charge Of au agent Of Adams Express
Company, with strict instructions to de-
liver him into the tender embraces ~ Horace
Greeley. And ere this, we dare say, tina.
Tom and the old bald headed niger wor-
shipper are making merry over n bowl Of
hot whisky punch. Suspicion being cos,
upon two Northern mechanics working ut
Ba,esvillc they were also requested to leave
which they done in double quick time.
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ufihh 10 The sifhs W "a sat tHs
Tasfum tsui lie.

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~ H'H~fhshh ssH'fs 80 . .HsafHsn
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q suttt ~ % efeff tnstthea wHefH It ttfiunt el.s
trui mi # might hmtr trtu fruits rHJt tfat rfg
good time bad come III ltsf.
H..fns p,s,.s H.df
T,.,f a., ,,a,t smr,srne, 49, n, y.p,f H.. .a
Lt,t.l .,., IL 4 tr.fermll etm m ttt.t4
tH,t etawtsts in tdttutsh wL, 64fe ,un.trI ID
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Y p'h'.nl,1 XIX" \ m','' he
snP,tl"tHf '',l ~ " lN',t ' s''tR.0
'n'l,o'n,'' ''D't ~ '"''l' y A".''''i ''A' w
"hfhH V... -
$3.50 1890" ""''''
Were sold N "feHi bH'htn tlnn'' teid' urNnri'
u 'e1g'v dozen exported g ai pitt oI 'A' h'H.
table R.nl'
". '"''e"' ~ s'"'h f"'',
'. 70 Pr'N'h' = = WI y W. ht"''l'E w ~
~ Wv oomll'n'' wv ,u't'H3 l'un'lns ~. wv
p'n eauN| 'N' Y ~" l"u"''- NY
a..;.,ing ,a,ntc y be,t,.k N ,,,ni NH f,a,tia..
~. $3.50, n, o,s., a.. .,0.,i, 81. C,,,, Nil
aat n.y.. ,f.s,. n..a... ,.G.".I !,
ue,,,Lutn. las. An,s,itn. nsrtI, .,et lt..I
ache. Co.'ivcuees, Imturittea ~ ihehiaal, Rrl 8,
ufeet ions ~ thr stomach. Liver tul Bowels. u b
uytluaLtts and al wr.tnfatAru VI tA,N.a ans
fstet.. vii thtr bilious, tm tt.uI, Intermittent
t,rHtid. 81 tti nI 10 a. n. IL g. terItmftF utpli
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TERRIBLE CONDITION yf AFFAIRS ~ SY-
Ria.-Thc Boston Traveller has a letter
from its Syrian correspondent. which gives
= sal picture Of the condition Of affairs at
Baslbec and vicinity, Ms reported by Mr.
Lyons, who was appointed by the Anglo
American Relief Committee to visit that
region Tor the purpose Of distributing aims
among the Christians, and also 10 make in.
q TRIES into their condition anil wants.
Tie number Of villages pluni,red and
On ! burnt was twenty SIX; number plumber.
el and not burnt, ten; number Of Christians
70 iuced TO beggary and want, se55. These
outraees we're not committed hy the D uses
but Moslsms, and Mr.. Lyons thinks tina,
there was . widespread conspiracy among
them and their allies. the Mctavalshs. 10
root out the Christian y~opalasioI.
Omar Pascha. who now holds the chieI
Turkish authority in that region, is well
mentioned, brs is continually deceived b.
~ canning Moslems. The people ever
aow do not have enough to eat; they have
no houses, farming to ,ls, or seed to SOW
and Il this state Of things continues a few
days longer until the rains come on, ant
the vast plains Of Coelo-Syria, the erca
rhsatfeld and granary Of the country
remain unsovn. the famine, suasriss, an,
death in the year to come will be beyon,
all calculation.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-12-20

Tar BITS cocRspG Ca ltl stin.la
some sixty u our e%oauiymcn enfa'Ir
their Names NJ Sardi. o, members II tho
minute Men The blue eaek4le n4
rare ornament In that nolghborhool aud Z
l. worn nowhere With more grace than rs
cur Toys
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FUs soy Parson WHHTdE r. HiJ "
a., 5bi Ipt IN .ibs tawn Of rhaIt afpiY
n ward 4 foote. 81 tter laH ofia THO
laa.e Il famed. has tFo talmt, iIHafli
e5pyenehily to the baoaan portion e ioH.
~ can be bouehtou ,aty rat.o.tll te.nf
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BUGGY HARNESS,

Gisshs, ss..ineles sn5 rsrres Bsgs-is fses. ~
err .hire s.ssily bert m any l,ry ,,osi llsese-ai
II which ! Gill cell ~ loo - can ne tssahs II
pesslas nago 1ofG. ~.
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The hard times induce everybody 70 60
where they can get their supplc' cheapest,
NJ Gcnsburgcr, IL Panoln. 80 IRE BIG stock
of clothing aud dry goods c|cnp'r than
ever Tor cash. iou will do well 10 90 aud
examine his stock, be- can sell gools cheaper
10 Pano,a than any house IN Memphis.
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Coon TiNrG AHEAD We learn that wc
sre to have . steamboat mp tho Tillahatchic
river the lattcr part Of this month, should
the water BE- favorable. T. hear this vel.
come visitor putting away At oar landing
here will remind onr cItitonso II the good old
times Of yore. 1t o. all be 81 the look
or. anil let every man, woman and child in
and about Pamela 90 aud see tie steamboat
when il comes.
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ny tue use pt these Pill. the retto be attacks
ID OF !Ssgrols er Sfek headache may be pre-.
vented. and il tassn at the commencement VI m
auass immediate relief from pain and sickness
will be obtained.
Thsv seldom fail in removing the sssses aud
NJ sseeAe 10 which females IRE 80 subject.
They act ssasly upon the Understanding
CersirsHess.
For Literary Nsa, SsHdssi., Delicate Females
and az persons " s-dsntssv habits. thsy are talu-
atI. a. a Larsiirs. improving the appetite, gisin.
tone and visgr to the digestive organs. and restnr-
ing The material elasticity and sirssgth Of the shols
system.
The cru aLlC pilA.s ara N. result sf long
Investigation and ~csrefaIly soninst-j sfpersosnss
having been m nee rnsnv years, during shich time
sh.y hare ps.vsnksj and relieved 4 vast snesas n
pain and suffering from Headache. WHISTLER osisi
Mating ia The nervous sysssn Or from . dessnged
state Of The Stomach.
Tbsv a., s-s.irsIy vegetable In shsir enmpesisiss
and NAV b. ssh.a II ell sia~ With perfect safety
vishsss mskise 80 eAaaes u Diet, sri the ss-
sssee NJ sny dssaereesbIs tssss fssdsss j. eaey : .
sdsisiss-s them TO ekildsse.
BEWARE % cOUSTgRgEfrst
rt~ rsrsi-- ksre ~. siynassrss % Henry c.
SrslfiaE IN sass h1x
81 b aftx rs. ar.s al athsr dealers n Medicines
Abes siII he seat ~ nail prer.id n rsesip. Of lhs
az Gents.
AL avi-ss shaald - addressed 10
HENRY c aPAIcrro.
s3lI- "a ns,.- ssss. Ssr fask
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NEGRO GOODS,

at as Low a figure A. any else. don I
take our word for it. cotnc and examine for
yourselves. Give Us Memphis terms and
We will duplicate any bill i.ough, there
no humbug IN the matter. We ran anil will
.cll goods as low rs they cun be bought IN
Memphis. IT you don think So. il will cost
nothing more than your time and a little
,roublp to test the thing, anil we think, II
Oar friends can do "a we'll with u, they
augh, to give us the preference.
We invite the attention Of the Ladies 10 our
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PlNUIA EUINkI.
r, Ssllis White oee Of III. 5ssi.srs u High Ne.
t,sh~s deceased. ard ss~ ~ the heirs At .as af
IN mas :. Hrt3shee dee zsel.
NoY arr hereby cited to b. and appear before the
prybsse Court n anil rcrnty. On FRIDAY tins
a@sh Of DE emb.r rest. there ani then to she's
-aass shy the prayer II the petition u frsne,s
N. White vnsr guardian. and also guardian Of I'd.
~a-d q. WHIT. prsy,rr f,r = division delivery q
he slave. h.lanvisr n sns and ss.d EIssrd "
White ~isiatiy. 81 III act he Ersut@I.
- erlsr ~ Court.
". =. WuuIIEy. Clerk.
f..u-i TIE ss:h VT. loo. ntj-is
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~ o,hsrs eanssisa. u inability, fssa vhslsvss
essss. ~tlI ind Nslssss's strengthening Cordial
Thorough regeneration n The sy.ssss ; end oil uks
mar have injured themselves BY iwpsspss isdsl.
e,ncss, will tsd 10 this cordial . certain asA spsstl
fsmsJy.
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I4uAl ~ etat9 emo tenet. the id tlnal tl. RAa
hlunfi over tan respectful firm ~ fbtfHHsHi
tn,l ehemiat. IN tdhhut ~, vhn iHfp prepared q
fsrInsttelF, w is inir1dna ton inta ihf : Hlh tn
~tUtasa short time tFt ini t mat ha mtu tiru.l
o.. d conclusive proof of be- intrinsic merit, au
.upefintit, over aIl utb,fl pafbtiuhs % stomach
mtjieiur', either 10 %lnfoIe ~ Amorsa, that of.
-..Na
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lisss been .eld iarisg the bat els sssn.As, ssd ID
80 inss-sar has q fatsi ~ s.sIss snssrs s~asssfse.
ton. Who. then. vtli suffer from wsstpsss ss
Debility when ustEAs's sIRkSyfitkNixU
tukbiAL all cure yeaY
No lansssss can eeHssy an a%dssasss idea % he
I'm nssiiets and almost mifteaIaus eh sage produced
hs taxing ,bls Cordial IN shs diseased. asbllissssa
and shattered nsrssas ~ssstssn. vsssAsr hssssa
iasn by sssss.. weak BY nstsvs. ~ imp4isea b.
sickness. the rslsssd and sn.trasv ssnssisstlss q
s.slnr.h Ia Ia nrIalInn hnaItI, AL s.sur.
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Wore sold in t,fsnt llfimn iiape teidas upwar
II 7olVv i9.cn ftpoited % oil ptfti oftle hi
ifntl. ginlH.
, 1860-08-31

/
Hope to Rock Creek, one hundred and fifty
miles; from Hope to South Fork Of the Smil.
kameen (where new diggings arc discovered) 20
miles.
Miners can work nearly all the year at Rock
Creek. No bar diggings there, but bench and
bedrock diggings. 1t is the opinion Of old mi
ners that the main diggings Of Washington Ter.
ritory and British Columbia have just been
struck at Rock Geek and Similkameen.
Considerable excitement had been kicked up
at Hope on account Of new silver diggings being
discovered which are thought equal to The rich.
est claims in WaShoe.
II appears that five or six Washoe miners left
Washoe short time ago for this country, for
the sole purpose Of prospecting for silver. They
arrived at Hope, ria Victoria, about two weeks
ago, and commenced at once to search Tor silver
ore. Having been shown some groupings, they
drilled into the Rock where the groupings came
from, and putting in charge Of powder, touched
It oil, when up fer The Sluer Ore! And so well
satisfied were they with the prospect that they
looked no further but staked out their claims
and appointed one Of their number (Mr. Green
wood TO bring in q number Of specimens to have
assayed.. talked with him yesterday, and be
told me he would not sell his share Of this claim
for the richest share in Washoe He has also
| some Of the others with him who have shares
- ,'.;.k III sH k:oIE Ieau hon' he nAe
49, oSsn :n'"sT =. n's oays, Ias WORKED IN sllver
i,nnS. ''ss ~ SaeAlco snu OanoLn'a, ana says ne
it. He is very sanguine, and thinks this lead
will astonish the world. have two pieces Of
the ore which shall have assayed to-day and
let you know the result IL can, in time for the
steamer Hant.
Yours truly.
H. LEE ALLEY,
VI Dalous Express
LATER. ;. August 18th, have just had
tne ore assayed ut the Government Office. They
yielded S40 per ton Other specimens have
been assayed for other parties, which yielded $50
per ton. II. L. A.
The following, from the Northrest Of the ESD
inst. couvets Additional gr.,;e,;n. ;r,sIl;,orco
II .n-.. s'-''s 'NeSues
" .ne.s m'"es'
Inc news Of the existence Of Gold at Rock
vreek has At last met with such confirmation
that We cannot consistent with a sense Of duty
70 our readers, refuse to give publicity to some
Sa., :. .ne , ssa,omenls which have come, more or
have not cared 70 nublish snvshD. c"Ic"Io,sd W -
create exctement-and news Of soid discover.
les ever tend thus-because the expectations
q tnose wno rush % TIE point where gold
n,c,,;,, ~ ,"., J. ~ y, me
prorne N serr;cs ~ .;,h.r n.s,, - =
thev Sissurh ~ ,,.nr,,,, ~ ~. -. IA ~.
n,c,nsvisv n shs o,ha- AZ, ,hs-. ~ ~ ~ Wy
ionssr nv r.ssa,shs c.,,sa ~, s;s~ - " w
10. ,, ~ e,,s.; sa..ss 49,. -.
4 H;nis, n Ss.,,is. ''''e' 4 'iO.. 'u''''us'
Il - es...,. W n -. oo,,. .eso
Fda., Nn-sI- It.., NJ p..rs,, sy'u, y i1Oy ~
~ .v,.-s A., ha- ~, :. ... = r.a.
Roek cree arrived ri a iaeen % O minn,ss 4' usst ~
, 1860-08-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TVTIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN AP-
pointed Administrator Of the Estate Of the late REUBEN
DEAN by the Probate Court Of Ksap County IT, hereby
gives notice To all persons having claims against said Estate
10 present the same to me At office In Port Madison, pro-
pey authenticated required by law, within one year from
the date Of this notice. they will forever barred; and
all persons indebted to said Estate are requested TO make
JOHN WEBSTER,
Administrator.
Port M@diaan Avg Qnth. 1aA0 ISl
, 1860-08-31
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TNGKE UNnERsIGNED, HAVING HEEN AP-
pointed Administrator OF the Estate Of the late JOHN
c0LDERw0OD, by the Probate Court Of Kisap County,
W. W hereby gives notice to all persons having elalms
IN Port Madison, properly authenticated, required By
Law, within year from The date of ts notice, or they
Estate afe requested 10 make inmedAie payment and save
costs. .....
Port Madison, Aug. 9O,h, fs6o. isa
, 1860-08-31

DEsERTER ARREsrED.-A man named Miller,
who has been living in steilaeoom for about I
year, was arrested on Monday last for desertion
from the army in Oregon. The iset Of his being
adessrter was for some time well known, but SOl
reasons unknown TO US his. arrest was delayed
until the time stated.
, 1860-08-31

:. - 4 :, vi HFIAl W II mug zOtnl Io0Os
George Gallagher, Esq - 'ae S2's 7sii
SfRs You hate asked me whether the charge
made In the Pioneer and Dsmoendf, as to my
offering to make bet, as stated IN the last issue
Of the Pioneer Is true. I deny, n toto, eusr
offering TO make such q bel. / would further
state that was not 10 the town o. Olympia on
Tuesday morning lAsl; having gone down to
Steilaeoom on the steamboat on Monday morning,
and returned on the stage Of next day, notreach-
Furste, or any one in the Pioneer ollce, during
that whole day. 7i.id IS -
lam truly, &c, ~
, 1860-08-31

Masonic. Grand Lodge Of Free and 40.
eePted MasOns for this Territory viii assemble
in Olympia on Monday nezt, sept. Sd, in an.
nuaI session. DispensaiiOns fsr two new Lod
zee have been ordered By The Grand Master;
one At Port Madison, 70 be called the "Kans
Lodge" the other at Seattle, to b called st
johns Lodge"
, 1860-08-31

KEAcH's WaAn5.--T This wharf being planked,
and nearly completed otherwise, the last ocean
steamer Che COnss) from Ban Francisco dis
charged her freight upon il and also took thence
the troops and their baggage for California.
The officers Of the steamer pronounce il equal
to the best wharfin San Franiseo. ss
, 1860-08-31


M..A c...s q 1a.r..,-vru1n 80 % cloo psr
1aT % a. h.r1 - .|Irs- suns a nopsi
Fron a., Drlif Chlanir q he lilh inst, We
r''1 |As I||,a|nE relative % DC above mines
ne III1a q. Ham. Captain Welch, arrived
I10 Eraser river o. Saturday. bringing very
II1u I.I1I1I Of lII1 ra111n1lr1 and fhe cor
..'n.nlInr. Published below, us learn that he
.I|||I| II1||cu1nl cr'.l1 q lho various towns
&. |11.I river. Ior.rd|ne re Rock Creek mines.
and De discovery 81 4 silver mine. short dis
emo. .I1l. Eod Hopc AZ 1rsi, L was said
||.| DO 1'Ilf j. q I'fh - Ihe CoInsiock lead N
M...1I. but several specimens having bton ns-
Mr1I n New Westminster on Saturday, they
W.. on11 % 1il'd fully from ESQ % ti5 per
en- I11. 1no.'ulns however. are not he
|I.I 0n11 re dIl10rcroIs having wisely
..1.'0I.1 d Ec|I hack TIE bet sInmp1r until
||.I y I1I' De mines bad been secured
81. I'|..| - 1I1IInE the lpocim1ns monlioncd
||'01 b ~|'.IT I'lnIl|In1 Uhcih1r fhey Eers
1| Ir|t C.1lif Mr. ossanN Dunbar,
|.I |IITIM nm rcunecl'ng viii BlI|ou'I
IM|I I'|II E'|.1' 1uIl1l e Hope N four
..| 10. |.|I I.11 11u Rock cIstk Ho ls1
.... I...| .0 I.1 q '1Il, and rlpoll1 about
.|..I |..I|II H|n 4 u1Ik lh1ll' making From
.| || H1I '.|' an1 several q h|1h ~ oiol
o. |.| Tho N'nl1 n 1..n tuullulld. and
60 |'. q ding veil ne miners ~ llas'
M .|I river g. Ho1k Crrlk. 10 nj
.'. ||.I||.1l g. Rex CI1lE. j inks q
..II ~ 1.'al y - 1pn lAs DlllM % Rod
, 1860-08-31
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sfEIElmOI, v. 7, FRIDAY, AUG. d, 1850.


Our most sanguine hopes respecting the coua-
iry between the Cascades and Columbia River
promise soon % Be realized. For the last two
yesrs. We have been in The constant receipt Of
information concerning the existence Of gold in
tiai region, IN quantities more remunerative
than any mines a present worked in California.
Ihs evidence We have Of The truth Of this inIor-
nation i beyond question. Il only remained
for miners In sufficient force 10 end their way
thilhef, 70 thoroughly develop the wealth which
W know loe1ist there. The fortunate discovery
q he simiIkamssn and Rock Creek mines is
rapidly leading % The result We have long looked
br; and IN smother season We hope to see the
country at q lhe Cascades occupied by thou
sands q hardy miners daily discovering new
lpcRnllI abounding IN gold.
The following lstlsr, from Iale resident Of
slsI|aeoom, RIIl b read with interest BY such as
khoE him. L Is addressed % A. B. Rabboscn,
Elq- and nay b relied upon as truthful
tllo1rhoui,-- issf ia
TnAscr1. Aug lith, 1860.
We arrived a this place yesterday, an right,
and lnd quite lively little place. ETsfything
lo1la loariihins There arc about Eve hundred
men hris a present and more on the road.
uht r|.co Is situated on Rock Creek, At its
Junction win Ksills River. and / in British Co
lun1a
|onhd |he rouls over cady'a Pass an that
could b erpeeled; 90 hr a1 The Pass Is con
e1lari. h y or1inie. With little more work,
, 1860-08-31

NEwsPAPEn FAvons.--we are indebted to Mr..
Cansey, pilot Of the steamer Hlss Aadsrson,
for his New England papers; also 70 Purssr
Fleming, of sAus steamer, for Sound papers;
and 70 }. W. Sullivan, of San Francisco, for the
usual bundle Of Atlantic States papers By the
lnst steamer thence.
, 1860-08-31

SERIous NrIsAscEs.-During the past week,
not less than half dozen complaints have been
made IN our Office Of nuisances in town, and We
have been requested 70 call attention 70 them,
in the hope that they may thereby be abatsd.
The most offensive Of these nuluahces, and one
which has been complained Of repeatedly, Is the
slaughler-louse and pig.pen in the rear Of Mr..
GaIlsgher's store; next in stencil is the pig.pen
in ntherearo Of the Puget Sound hotel, kept BY Mr..
GAlliher; and last though perhaps not least is
both the front and rear Of the Chinese restaurant
From thsse three establisments, we are informed,
there arises daily noxious exhalations sum
cient 70 poison any atmosphere, however pure (;
and we have been assured that several persons
have been absolutely made sick BY them. In
almost any part Of The world, ave this, the ef-
iiuvia complained Of would breed pestilsnce.
Unless the proprietors Of these nuisnnces apply
an immediate remedy, the sufferers viii have to
resort 10 the altsrnativeOf organizing city gov
ernment for their protection. We know cf no
more direct means Of forcing an abatement Of
the evl complained Of We hope, however, the
offenders viii themselves apply remedy, and
thus render ihis step unnecessary.
, 1860-08-31

just FeCe1ved |!
nNHE FINEST LOT or GOODS EVER
brought 70 eeaeooms echdalAs Of Tie following aFii-
cles, vA;
LadisS nne fIoanrsd Dress Patterns,
All. WOOL DE LAtNE DRESS PATTERNS,
EN0Llsn HAREGk DRESS PATTRRNs;
INPANfS EMBROIDERED CARS;
aa FINE fRENclI flOEERS, sF
elLR HAIR NETS;
3t efH ZEPHYR HOOpS;
.Ha BONNET RteIlEl,
And the latest styles Of Dress TrimnainES.
AlsoA 6ne Ot Of Hoop Skirts and general assortment
Of fancy goods.
liaf MES I. PARKINSON.
, 1860-08-31

To Messrs J. B. Webber, L. II. Tucker, J. E.
d. Jester and others:
GENTLEMEN Your kind note Of 3lst inst, ten
dering Miss Susan Complimentary Benefit, was
duly received; and, in reply, she most gratefully
accepts the compliment and Benefit this evening.
Very respectfully yours,
Miss SUSAN ROBINsoN,
Per j. B. Robinson.
The Attorney General has decided that SEN
ator Broderick's back pay cannot be legally paid
out Of the Contingent Fund Of the Senate.
, 1860-08-31

1hs ls,lsr from Ireland b again omitted iol
van. q RON. hwin sppour without al nsxl
week
, 1860-08-31
L. p FISHER.

-, lslk WashinEtoa 81, san FraReisco,
u nuosd he Agent Of s paper In receiving ad
resmsnh and suhscrptons 10 San Francisco and else
uhsrs, and eoIlsctng and reeeiptine Tor he same.
CHAs. Pl1OsCIl.