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Office extending the time OF the reservation Of
~ lands heretofore Withdrawn from sale along the
Cairo and Fulton railroad and hanehs In the States Of Missouri
and ARKassAs.
Notice hereby that the nnds
Withdrawn from Market ordered be withheld from
Except valid until the 9Th day OF April
lying within the probable limits of the made by the
lied An granting the OF and making OF land
the Arkansas Missouri aid In the
railroad from point the Mississippi opposite The mouth Of the
Ohio Little Rock, Texas boundary line
branches Fort Smith
approved February 1883 be and hereby further
extended until further orders from this Office
Given under hand city Of Washington this 23d OF Jan
uary, 1854
BY order Of the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Jan Q4-iawl3w
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MORE - GALLAGHER, Iron Founders and Manu-
VI faonfers Wrought and Gas, Iron Railing Ridge and
Bsd street. Philadelphia make order railing cemeteries
balconies public and private grounds Also al kinds orns
mental and architectural iron work
O. would respectfully invite The attention Of the citizens Of
Washington and vicinity the railing the Lafayette
square this city Specimen drawings persons DESTROYS Of
making selection,
Dct -
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THE spENcEH HOUSE,

1Is very large superb open
ton o. travellers The propator, presenting their
hment for public patronage, take the opportunity 20 that
In the Union contains fs SUPERIOR magnitude
embelhment richness eligibility
been fitted provoroents aci
business and render NIL the comfort possible
VIII be the study NJ the do all that wn
make the soourn Of travellers satisfactory and agreeable
Jan a9-d3m GEORGE MOORE n co.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO-Peter I<orisrd manufacturer, ~
- York. offers for
quality Msccsboy, Scotch
rappee
lin foil and papers. particular description
rcus aucs be known by sending f full price
shove Feb S-d3m
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IN Elizabeth Leigh. de-
ceased in the orphsnr court for Baltimore city Maryland
order the aforesaid
loh D. 1884,
parties ssb
appear before 18th
nuhenucass their claims distrhuvc share
the act Of the general assembly 81 Mary
isNd Of 1898, chapter us. .tN
|. CUMn'D d. HOLI.lNa
Dee 0<-law3m Administrator Of Elisabeth Leigh.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

orrtcr COMMISSIONER PuslIo BulLptsos,
February 81, 1854
PROPOSALS viii be received in this Office Saturday
OF April next at O'Clock for grading and
avenue
bridge graded graveied may directed hy the
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
The work Is 10 be Of the best character and be done
the Commissioner such
nspc, H. and all that 10 be done must be done by
October
travelling depth NJ rbe cen
Of the street. iaperng of gradually inches depth
81
Security will he for the faithful performance
Any surplus earth from the grading deposited al
place. within reasonable distance, shall
designate.
will the price cubic gradnQ
superficial yard for tho ravens including gravel and ali
erals.
y. ". FRENCH,
Commissioner OF Public
Feb 22-ttd fScninei Star, and New.
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STATES OF LOUISIANA AND KENTUCKY
tsupplemen'ary)
Po.r oy,Iox pssAxrsssr .r
proposals ior converting the mails Of state. ou
.hs States q LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI and KEN
lS5 10 decided BY sO April issi ha route. and y
MISSISSIPPI
T's From ASS;,s By isa Rive, sas Lsas's Chronicle
Arrive al Chronicle next day by PM,
Leave Chronicle Wednesday at eami
7'ai From co.STbs BY Wols River Ono 0as Augusta
Leave Columbia every Friday at6ami
Arrive at Augusta nexr day by pm;
7ss flo aus s Il Ssa%s, 6 Ts s.m.a 10
Leave Mississippi City Monday sam,
Leave Leave JACKSON c. Ii. "wednesday siSsmj
Arrive al Mississippi City next day BY pm
LOUISIANA.
77sa Grand Lake Ark Con Mis-: Iyer IN Shaw BY
Bend, Richmond New Carthage Ashwood, and Grand Gull
Miss, 10 ST. Joseph's, La, $50 miles and back, once
Leave Grand Lake Friday attain,
Arnye Richmond Sunday by6pm;
Leave Richmond Monday q. 8
Lave ssisss ass: ssy
Ariye at Riehnena q, neg, DAY byopm'
Arrive = Grand Lake every sunday hy lopm
sSss uaoa Point at S hss
Arrive a Red River Landing Wednesday by l0pm;
Leave Red River Landing every Thursday ut s
Arrive at 81 Joseph's Saturday by Top m.
1884 From Grand Lake. Ark by Chcot H. David Imbodes La
0ocal) Vista Ridge and Floyd, Deerfeld, 90 miles and
back, week.
Leave Grand Lake Monday q
Arrive Deerheld day by6pm;
Leave DeeTfeld every "Wednesday at & m;
Arrive at Grand Lake next day by pm.
795 Hudson, Mount Willing, McCarstels Store
(no oiiee,) 20 miles and back week
Leave Port Hudson Saturday nj 6
Arrive at McCaEte's Store day by IL IN
Leave McCarses Store Saturday at
Arrive al Port Hudson same day by z PM
KENTUCKY
1865 From Bowling Green the Green, Ohio ve
TO Evansville, Indiana, 225 miles and back, week.
Leave Bowling Green Thursday at pm;
Arrive al Evansville Saturday by Top
Leave Evansville Tuesday at q ami
Arrive at Bowling Green next Thuuday by 10 a IN
Proposals for more frequent trips will be considered.
Harrisonville
10, As miles and back, a week.
Leave Liberty every Saturday at cams;
Arrive Monticello days by
Leave Monticello every Friday al 6 an;
Arrive at Liberty same days by = pm
For form PROPOSAL instructions and requirements (embra
cling the conditions be in the contract such
the department deem properly advertisement inviting
proposals mail southwestern
dated 9Th January, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb i9-iaw4w Postmaster General.
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pELIsi HELI.sf BELLS For churches academies, fac
ment kept constantly hand by the subce At her Old ssab
shed enlarged foundry which has for
Of manufacture perfected
that world celebrity OF and
quality The recently succeedsd
applying the Of loan moudng iron cass TO bell casting
which perfect casting and
bells
ceved January, 1854 the first premium IA silver m~da Of the
Worlds New York, all Others from this
and Europe being competition and which the eighteenth
diplomas sunraed them They
patterns OF the
weight furnish number
bells throughout the
States and Canadss Their banrns comprising many recent nd
valuable OF castiron with movable
arms which bell spring acting on
capper, proongng frame toins hnmmeri
steamships, etc. then
proved revolving yoke, fancy hansngs In brass or nronsr
furnished We supply whole sets or psrts 81 Our
rehane
specifications being given. Old bells taken in erchange
descriptions made and kept on hand
Being with the principal routes In All ~
either orders be executed with
despatch which, either personally by communication,
spectfully solicited ,.r,.r,., a.. ao,,a
Fab oad1v West Troy, Albany CO., NJ ",
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J. SMITH HOLLIN5,
JOSHUA vAN1ANT,
WIN. GEORGE BAKER

Boston New York Herald and Journal OF Phi
dolphin North American and rcnnsyvanan. Washington National
Ingencer Union, Frederick Examiner, will three
week until April sih, and charge this Office.
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Circuit Court for Montgomery coun
", sitting ms Court OF Equity,
March term, 1854.



estate % which William Johnson, late o. Mont
lying and being In Montgomery county Maryland
those ened md divided those emu
sold and the proceeds thereof distributed
th. The issue
named brothers Asd sister. his heirs .tiaw via
Mary Johnson,
Hener reside Montgomery Maryland Jacob
o. cnmitss Margaret Johnson nov Ieon who
John Hesson, dead, Dusi johnson
o. county, Maryland Adam
Ts0 as 70 a sa % .r 81 ,,ssa M
March, 1854 that the
aer sss'ns DC I Of ws@sen ws.S o
s% Ss 81 he Se, na 81 @ and
bin TO appear ,hs court IN person OF by solicitor on or
show V any he have, why decree ouh not TO
prayed. $3.50. s....-, sfr.t
Test. IAMEs r. HESisG jung
Mar l7-Isw4w
10000 Copies 40 Days.
THE Lsmpshter, die most extraordinary and thrilling as Of
per pe and The verdict The r..dns public been Ut
% unabe to al orde great has been The demand for this
ton. And for sale BY all booksellers. .s '1' III
p She viii be forwarded BY any person
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD ron
o'e"Ha Lo ,s Nd .ssiaccs.gs esrs zarrm cd
THRoUGH ckeis for all the above ra-
Passenger. leaving Washington at g. M av in wh.,, IN
time connect with the splendid steamer. Winchester and
cleveland Toledo Chicago by ssresoss Is
miles, a. Loui. Leaving washington n 5, m, they
Louisville, ana Inaianapo. ~
Through Cincinnati Louisville and Indanapo
lis also for GAINESVILLE and Columbus by nsons road
poin, vor ioormaion .nd tickets apply 10 r. n
PARSONS, SCENT wsshirror.
Feb 7--dn Master Transportation.
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ton sole agent for The sale Of watches in The United States
Arm Is, 1853.
The having been appointed sole in The United
respectfully public attention
bic stock Of compnssd ehronometer watches made by Charles
series, frodsham by perfect
entirely construction Of the by which
power obtained without increase Of size in Producing keep
Of the improved watches perfect regularity oume under every
The most such hcebscs riding
ng se produces them no sensible effect They therefore,
me scsnidc French critic, Boendorf bis
Cha, fod.hnm as bearing the stamp opeeaa merit and as be
The British government Mess Arnold
odsham The Of cairo Cor the excellence OF the principle Of
one Mr.. frodsham's correspondents follows,
Lospos, April %, lssa
p,nsaton lever watch No. s have made for and IN
Of going under every variety Of motion and eimae mi" has
1ns s MONTH S s s me
changed i rate te fasie viz eight seconds month"; and
minute and heen Though BY any
the improved watches you your
remain '''' 'ou'' respectfully ruos. BARTLETT
To MI Cn.s. FRoDsu,s.
The undersigned ha. received the following,
BOsros, oct. 5, is5a
herewith give you remarkable perform
O. % Tss Of %sSe y Gsns
sersaions, was but one minute and my hys seeonds 49,,
To Mr.. SInoE WILLARD
Bosros, Sept. 3, 1874
compensated purchased you by
Frosham London, No 1900 varied thirty
from months, by actual daily comparison
regulator 5000.
Yours SC, ALVIN ADAMS.
Mr.. SIsoS WILLARD.
The undersigned permitted refer the following gentlemen
who among many others have proved the excellence Of froam
watches time keepers;
ENoCH TRAIN, WIN. WHITING
T.. &. BATES, esq, GEO. NJ. THATCHER, esq,
y w. THAYER, DAVID DYER,
v. v. OSBORNE, esq, I Sandusky,
EBEN, LANE,
The subscriber would respectfully the above watches
reeued by Mr. Fodsham himself especially
demands OF the American public essential
Of perfect that this beauty
unrivaled.
Al orders addressed the undersigned viii receive Immediate
attention. SIMON WILLARD,
Dec 2i-2aw3m SatsWed 9Congress street, Boston.
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AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged ard elegantly furnished possessing
and convencncee the aceoumoda
sion Of the travelling public,
lI-AIy
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f,IIAS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS chro rxstc tes
plsin and hunting Of variety style size
LADIES' WATCHES of and elegant Styles lust
mandatory OF Charles Frodan Strand london
Also watches from the celebrated London and swiss ma
tors For sale by
=, WILLARD
Dec 2t--dam No y Congress street, Boston
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=
CHARLES DK sxLprre 9Th opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
agent.
w. Jonssros, NJ. D., opposite City Post Once, 7h street,
ply sician
Pamphlets explanatory principles operations OF
be obtained application the agents ONCE
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD ron
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
EH 90 SfiHkHS

I'M Thurrday octotv 8, 1885, dxiy wnday
ceped) will be ovss his osd agreeahy to the following
arrangement: s.
and intermediate points will
ton Henry 81 O'Clock
n O'Clock, a.. M
Returning, Wanenton Al quarter O'Clock,
arriving in q quarter before O'Clock,
Cuprpc Alexandria and Intermediate points viii
O'Clock, n. ssf .El f.aH
Returning win Alexandria nsix O'clock arriving in
Cnpeper Mt AZ O'Clock, p- m.
Adsily fannng Gcdonsvie and Cnpep~ IN
with the this virzinis central osds
rHporna roKrrs
TO Coraonsv,'e. so
Do Stanton 80
Do 1ynchbnrg ~
Do, Winchester 90
ordarf q w. n. RROgKRTT
Oct %-du
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oH E Lease commodious outstoU and attic house,
II 18Th side, the ID House
tsln rooms, recently papered and painted
Terms accommodating and possession given mmedi
aiey Address co. Solicitors Ofice Treasury Department
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NEW York, May 2d Ise3-The undersigned hiss this day
IN opened William street.
for the transaction of a general brokerage
Rank, mining, rsrosd
securities housht and sold.
Prov.is.cy soss. and negotiated
May la-dn RMANUEI. b. HART
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f'fIOGDLsTE, Cocoa, and Hrcms.--W. BAKER n CO.'S
" American and Vanilla Premium chocolates cocoa,
10 which frat premiums awarded chief
and fairs Of the Union, principal
he United States, and by their
Huasey Murray, New York and Twes Philadelphia
Thomas " Brundge, Raitmofe Kennel Dudley Cincinnati,
Ohoi and 3. II. Howell, Georgetown, y. q
WALTER BAKER, A. Co,
Ap3-d1y Dorchester Misses,
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ArnOldfs, 81 Strand, london.
hereby Mr. Willard No. street,
sole agent the sale OF watches United States
Of CHARLES FRODSHAM.
Is, 1853.
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~ " go k~<tk.W~N1W
Washington Brsnch Observation-Disclosures Hun Fol-
FAVE daily, except Sunday, and z, A.. az aud
IL Co Sunday, ate, A. M, and 5, p.
The train ;, and stops only Annapolis
ton and Relay the others nj all way stations,
Trains At 3, anfNN, y. connect with Annapolis.
Do dot m, and 8, D. do
DO do G and 9, m, and s, ., m do
Fare from Washington Baltimore ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DO DO do and return ...,........ 1 so
4
DO do do and return 4 so
The round p tickets must In all be procured
and arc good for the day upon which they issued.
r. n, PARSONS,
July Is--dn Agent
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
eEHk AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
XW51 ships comprising this line tho Washing
TON, Capt. +. NJ. Fitch; HERMANN, Capt. f. iiis-
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STATES or MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KgSTucK
(supplemenary.)
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Sold by druggists throughout the United States, Canada and
West Indies
Agent Washington city, z. d. Gilman agent BALTIMORE g.
g. Hrnce.
Jan 2S-diy
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February 10, lisa
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails United State. f
Juy J. leos, 10 June sjih, 1885, inclusive, iolon,s
routes Of LOUISIANA, mississippi aud EpS
TuCKY will be received the Contract die Poo, o
Washington, M, OF ION A.,
1854 be decided BY the 3ob April ieoa route. and
tae times herein - {"
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
re rME NEw eNLEANs nAIL1 oKEseENT.
asp tbr snutbtrn Itns.
STATE LEGISI,ATIIRE.

STATE LEGISLATURE.
BATON RouGE, March s. Sendte.-An act
appropriating fifteen thousand dollars to i'm
prove the falls of Red river, was passed,
The joint resolution asking the aid of Con-
gfess to the Pacific Railroad by the I'll Paso
route as national work, was adopted -
An act allowing the city to sell bonds for SUBJ
scriptions to the Pontchartrain Railroad, was
laid over to Monday
1t was decided by vote that Senator Martes
virtually resigned the Office of Notary when he
accepted the Senatorship.
House MIR Mccormick introduced an act
to renew the charter of Perseverance Fire Com
pany No. 10 Mr.. Olney introduced a bill to
appoint inspectors of lumber. MIR. Roberts, OF
Orleans, introduced a bill for thereIef Of per-
sons who may have entered public lands.
MIR. james, from a Special Committee, re-
ported in favor Of d bill giving concurrent iuris-
licton to all the District Courts OF New Orleans
except the First
The Committee on Internal improvements re-
ported fayorably on the New Orleans and Baton
Rouge Railroad bill.
An act for the Improvement of Bayou La
fourehe to reclaim swamp and overhowed lands
was passed.
The Commissioners of the State Seminary
bave reported the organization Of the Board,
and are proceeding to erect The buildings.
For the first time both Houses will hold SEES
sons on tomorrow, Saturday.
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NEVIS or THE CITY,.

RECORDER WINTERS CouRT-F First District
John Vanhoughten and G. G. Newell we're yes
terday sent before the Criminal Court under
bonds, for trial on separate charges Of assault
and battery.
.HStahe.-0n Thursday last an affidavit was
made in this court by one Frederick Dorr,
against=a lad named James Trainer, charging
him with having passed counterfeit twenty
dollar bank note. Dorr yesterday appeared
aud stated that he believed the boy to have been
ignorant that the money was spurious, and the
case was accordingly dismissed.
Theatrical R0trdieS.-An individual named
II. ], Thomasson was arrested in the St. Charles
Theatre last night, not for kissing the night
owl performance, but for raising great com
motion among the audience by making himself
altogether too much at home. lie was ar
raigned yesterday and fined five dollars,
Discharged. Reilly and Catherine
Domingo were yesterday discharged from the
accusation of having stolen twenty dollars,
preferred against them day or two since by
Ann O'iialoran.
Examination for ,drson.-Nlanuel Septiena
and his clerk Manuel Bosque, We're arrested on
the 10Th of February last for having set fire to
a grocery store belonging to the former, situated
near the Mobile Landing, New Basin. The fire
was extnguished before it had entirely destroy
ed the building, and subsequent examination
of the premises led to the belief that the fire had
been the work of an incendiary, short pre-
liminary examination day or two after result
ed in the discharge of Septiena, but the clerk
was locked up for further investigation, and
made statements next day which caused the re-
arrest Of his employer, The examination OF the
case took place yesterday, and much testimony
was produced to establish the guilt of Septiena,
the most important of which was that of BosQue,
who deposed that on the night previous to the
fire he had been told by accused to sleep away
from the store, and remarked that he himself
intended to be absent. On the next morning
septiena told him in confidence the whole mat
ter that he had piled up quantity of oomhus-
tible material in the store, sprinkled whisky
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MATRMoNY.-A very interesting scene, it,
rumored, transpired few days ago at the pri-
Yate parlors of Madame Adolphe, which ended
in quite an unexpected but happy nuptial. In
fact all young ladies and gentlemen yet in the
market of matrimony should not lose the oppor-
tunity to consult Madame Adolphe, at the corner
of Carondelet and Poydras streets, whose extra
ordinary and mysterious powers of revealing
the past and predicting the future, has eleva-
ted her fame above all those who ever aspired
to her marvellous skill. She is most wonder
full woman
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-
~ respectfully offers the Ladies of New Orleans for
the treatment Of the following diseases: PR0LAPSUs uTER
WHITES PRoFuSE AND PAINFUL MEN8rRUATIoN EN-
GoRGEAiENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
Iheeatment adopted BY her tatwhcb has thaap
the mostdiatnguhed Surgeons Para London and
a success here s which she has ample testimony the many
she refer iues
oil The Uterus, not Of caneeoOs nature, cured.
MADAM devst8s herself exclusively the diseases Ladies'
can be consulted DAILY, atherreaidence
myi8 eptf Ias az Jcgcnh strcet
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SEVENTEENTH ASN1yERsARY

FIRE DEPARTMENT. QYSsess%sS@
kss THE FIRE DEPARTMENT or NEW ORLEANS. with those
invited Of their SEVENTEENTH ANNI
VERsARY will assemble at o'clock NJ on SATURDAY. March
4, on Canal street. in the following order:
Da,y Crockett Fire Company No. / f GlG,e's'
SlnsSSGs Fir Fits Company Company No. ii MnSars
yGla ,G F i 4 Company N i,
1ayd Ms, soR and n n, GG%Pse Company SS So
street. srsndng Vest. 's' 's'''
Neptune Fire Company No.4
.'' louisiana mai Hose SU,S dS%pa n.y. D
Msehaai,s' rio Company MS,
American Hook and f 1aidsr Company No.,
f csSis f Fl. e comPPsny S SSs,
viii form on the North .ds OF Canal street. head resting Ban
fsuisiana Fire Company No. TO-
franklin Fire Company No, II,
P.Ss ssg e st Co eUmpso Ne Mia y
Hope HOOK and Ladder lai 't conpa any Ms
". p Jefferson snslr F II. Company Company No No. u
james Guck Fire Company N, IL,
street. reutng Caroudee
street, extending East.
Washington Fire Company Ne 20,
y" ~ Orleans Fire Company No. 81,
Jefferson Fire Company No. %,
Grssesgt Ft ,1 c o9mpSTs So; L''
VIII form the South side of Canal street, head resting Camp
The on the Sor side Of Canal street with he
right restg Royal Precisely o'clock the head The Pro
BASIN and South cas ohartre, The
Tls viii Ssi H. Soh s
Espannds to the The L.ye Many hsgny
up ] Aco e 1oep 9'SPas
C. .. Camp Jas S.
plas1e Varieties, whore by
Exempt Fexsn requested assemble at the City Hotel
Common street haiipast o'clock from whercs they will be
Iaie, and Ha9s Of Families iooged that rlaetd Varieties
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Drugs, Medicines o,ad Chemicals.

DT. Il, j. COAE, NO. % UNmp Street.
EF- DR.. E, ]. CoXE's PREPARATIONS in extensive
nearly fifteen have by acquired eruat
unsurpassed equecd By similar aade North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF GOPAIYA, SARSAPARILLA AND GUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH Lo2ENGES.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR TIE RELIEF AND PER.
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
ar For sale by Drnsgista generally. yT 3ptt
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APPREHENDED SCARCITY OF TEA.-It is said
that the wholesale tea dealers at New York are
making something of ado about scarcity of teas,
on account of the civil war in China. Some Of
them figure out large deficiency in the sup
plies, as compared with the imports of last year
the immediate effect of which is, of course, to
raise the price of the article in the market. The
market was tested by an auction sale Of the
cargo of the clipper slip Surprise, which arrived
a few days since. The Hysons sold at from 40
to 32Ic.; the Young Hysons DC to 40; Imperial,
81 to 424 Gunpowder, SO to So; Hyson Skin
24a to %; Hyson Twankay, "a to 234; Ooolong,
So to 30a; souchong, 24a to "a.
1t is also said that private letters from Lon
don state that the ten merchants of England
have sent orders for all their remaining teas to
be shipped in American bottoms, fearing the
Russian fleet in the China seas. At last dates
scarcely any American tonnage was offering in
China.