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CORNS AND BUNIONs.
z. 4 DALTON, IA. D.,
LATE SURGEON PEDIST


LATE SURGEON PEDIST
ITO the Royal Families Of England France and Portugal,
from Regent street, OndOn, and heniX Lodge, Isle
Of Man. bgs 70 make known, hathaving recently arrived
In New Orleans professional and pleasure tour Of this
great new WoddAmeTica-he is Al present. on visi OF
lew days only MAS dVIL z, during which may
be eouul'ed by those afflicted with COINS hard
son; BUNLONS curved, Otherwise Troublesome TOE
NAILS. All Of which, however long standing or bad he
guai angees 10 care RFFECTUALLY aud PERMANENTLY,
IN the short space Of few minutes, Without the sszrEsT
INcoEvEEEScE, either during their emOs az
teTWaTds pOn reasonable place
his seTyices within he reach o: all Who require them
d. D. Atoms consulting room Il 81 Cloud HOTEL
Nashville private entrance door to lie right the
teIcce doors between he Ladies has
no eolBezon whatever with the more public psrs o. The
hotel Colsu taton hours from 10 O'Clock, A NJ TIL o.
clock NJ, and rom iii P n, daily during ms very
Or D'aou does visit under any circumsaness and
viii be very psyJieularto the ABOVE hours.
TESTIMONIALS.
FRoN John P. WALLACE 4. D., NEnPHIs.
Dr. D'Alton has extracted ten CONS from feet, with
Pbysoogcay and Anatomical 81, is superior; and have
besita ding him 10 all who require his ser
Memphis, April 3, 1857. JOHN P. WALLACE
FRon 3 R THOMAS N D, HEMPHIi.
Dr. Dalton has extract several cOrns II long standing
aud Inconvenience r. m the feet OF myself aud "e' IN
Mem 5sis,I Ali 3, ISL r. THOMAS
FROM JsMEs YoUra. n. D. NENPHIs.
DR.. D'Aou has extracted numOor OF Ner Troublesome
corn, from the leet e. member Of M family IN Very
10 proa. ng ertscty master Ct hs profession
and Ii ewIs3 taleu ted surgeon - ----
Memphis, ApTii2, Ie57. JAMES fOONG'
Dr. Dalton has likewise raCslyei numerlu5 other tedil
mouals Memphis. gsatlemen Of the highest res &c
IabI ty including N Yerg.T, ESD AuOTnsy &c.j U
Roch-. Esq, Banker, and many Others.
lie has likewise rec SIM test mnuias from John
g luze, NJ. 3D., ? Blackburn, ID h NJ BlicsbuTn, NJ
Hon urHeI Judge AalorH hat r' = Hsl ,ton, Es4 8
D Me calf sherid NJ d4rsua l., E-q John WaiWOrl",
Esq, H=ar Ktdall ESQ surgst, Esg, and others Cl
AGICEgZ
Likewise from Iel rEr ght, NJ D. considered to
be euiu NJ plysIU1Us IN the sUuln, from
J L Cr.wc1ur N d.. Professor OF temtu; from rearu5
NJ d Professor Amt my and ulist aud ON equally
wen known professional gentlemen of hIgn stgnduE 'n
NEW ORR EANS hlch with On. usands from PIN sic ans
surgeons, the uobIl clergy and Of all cas es In
Europe, NAV BE- alpli-aOn during consultation
I hours .Lpr2l-u
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IMPORTANT ARMY ORDERs.-A despatch from

Washington conveys the following information:
Instructions have been issued from the War De-
partment ordering General Harvey and troops i'm
mediately from Florida to Fort Leavenworth. Col,
Sumner, with force of about l, 900 men, has also
been ordered against the Iowa and Cheyenne Indi-
On the restoration Of peace in those quarters,
he viii proceed with his troops to Utah-the shame
full Hcentiousness Of which Territory the Admins
tration is determined shall be broke up
Il is estimated that early in June there will be at
least 900 United States troops in Kansas under the
command of Major Generals Harvey and Persifer F.
Smith.
The arrangement made last foil FOR . deputation
Of Choctaws and Seminoles from the west Of the
Mississippi, to pay visit to Billy BoWlegs, and
endeavor to coax him to remove West will be car
ried out in q few days.
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Hr1TmhIIufana.

lHB declaration OF Dr Cumming that the world should
burn the 18th Of June, has not effected d hubley
in the least He st prepared 10 charge SOFA Fonns IN
the very highest perfection fhe art an who have FOunts
char will do well 70 leave them with him at ms rouse,
No. l6. on Cedar street, near the Verandah -
Mr., Kubley also asks the patronage OF those ma ng o
ing TO clean and dye Il important that hey SHOULD ave
their in order before the 18Th Of june WORK
done 10 suit the taste and directions Of patrons
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ii yam IN the Indian language is night. ii yam
in Chinese means the god Of the moon, or night
He-ma in Indian is the sun. Hee-ma in Chinese
means the god of the SUM- or day. Wallae is a word
commonly used among the Indians TO designate a
friend; ii also means man Wala in the Hin
dOstanee means man. Numbers of other words
could be given, but 1 shall make these sufficient for
the present
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HIaH PRICES FOR HoRsEs.-The Atlanta Eras7i-
ner learns from Mr.. R. Scruggs of East Tennessee,
who has Just returned from below that a large de-
mand for good horses prevails in some of the lower
counties: and that in EatOnton, Putnam county,
and Madison, Morgan county, Ca, they are selling
readily from $3.50 10 $500. Mr.. Scruggs expects TO
return to those places in the course OF this month
with q fine lot Of horses from East Tennessee for
that market. The Examiner says horses and mules
are commanding very high prices 81 that place
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POsfDOlIRBlRm1.

4 HAVE postponed ny FIRST ruris sale ia EdEedeld,
heretofore advertised tn come % on be 10 instant,
tii HUE~UAI- NAV lih, NEXT The continued inclom-
the weather has prevented psres dr In pur
chase from examining tn These LOIS that brag
he they examined the mora they wi ucrssss IN
value. A. " s. LlNDSLbfs
&. K. GLAscoCE, Aucliousr. [sPrl5
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SFWTNG MACHINES

z N. SINGER q Co. have opened an office at 20 Public
SQUARE, Nashville, for the sale 81 their celebrated
Sewing Machines. Those VINO wish 10 purchase SEWN
Machines, winch they may depend upOn may do 90 al the
above place II s generally adm ted by all who have used
Sewing Machines that gger eriOr 70 an Others.
They can used all fabrics, such Muslin, Linen. Cloth,
Cot Leather, b. merely changing the Needle and
Thread Tnes5 Machines work faster, durable and
mule than any others. They ted % do what
they are repre- ented. Singers Mach est6 shed
fact Call and in operation a. &c Public Square, Nash
Vile l. ~ SINGER q 90.
Bling practical Machinst, an prepared fS oil Ma
chimes Of Singers that may by academy get out Of order
az s-u p. FOY, Agent.
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For Sale


NHE fixtures. nearly new and very complete, and lease
OF comfortable brick school room situated In = cen
part city which sold half heir vfl
For particular information Apply the Cerk st
thtEORce fapTg2-dlW
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NICARAGUA CoTrov.-A Rivas CNicSragua) cor
respondent sends q Memphis paper specimen Of
cotton from that country The staple is very long,
and nearly as fine silk and the editor thinks it is
the finest cotton that be has ever seen.
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Fine stitched, Sewded and Fegged Boots, Kid Patent
feathers Congress Caters An Boys, Youths
children, Gents Pweut Leather and Calf STITCHED aid
Pegged Oxford Ties aud Low QuaeTed Dress Shoes Of the
latest les and Hnest maUshIp and MATERIAL also
good lot Mems, Bows Youths and Chdrgu's Calf and
zip BrOgans Heavy BTOgEns for Plantation and Iron Work
Hands Please call at No Is Iblc square and examine the
stock. CHARLES 3. All.
S-Ths very best and largest lot Sole Leather and
Kip Iron Frame Travelling Trunks Eaces Carpet Bags,
Satches Bonnet Boxes, &c in the city, which invite
espsciaI attention. rmar27-IEI c. B. fla L.
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$500 REV ARD.

A EDREw JOHNSON, Governor Of - "a
~ the State Of Tennessee, all who 80
shall see these presents, Greeting: sEZ.4sa5AzES
WHEREAS. Il has been made known to ne that JOHN
GARUENHlRE alias JOHN NAIL, ard MAD -ON LINE,
charged with having committed and atuCous murder
The 23d day OF October -56, upon the dy Of Andrew
Bggs late o our county Of Hamilton, have Aod from justice
and running az large:
Now therefore, l. Andrew Johnson Governs a. sforesad
BY virtue AZ the ard authority vet d. do hereby
offer rHwa'd OF Two Hundred and Finy Dollars; each q
any persons who u1peheud the sad Garden
hire alas Maj ara Line and deliver either IN M
% the Sheriff Jaur nE COUNTY Of Hamilton in order
that justice in that bchai, may b. had and executed.
-, Ia te t1nuny whereof, have hereunJo set
1e3s1a4s my hard, and ed the great seal or the
IL rs - State to be affixed, a. Nashville, on the l7In
ff5 HkfsesE3 day OF April, 1857.
Sssae1er by the Governor
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK & CO..
IS Union Street.

AURORA LIGHT;
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DR.. KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS
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Prue and !; dedicsted 10 Mrs LongfellOw By Curus
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Olms.eads Texas.
Tue American Almanac, for 1857.
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The Prince Of the House Of David.
Chambers History Of the Russian War.
Men and Times Of the Revolution, By Watson.
Irving's Life Of Washington, 3 vOls
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Wit and isdom " sydney Sm IN.
Memoir OF Syuney smith, by Mrs. Austin.
ALSO,
Godey's Lady's Book for Aprn.
Grlham's MAGAZINE for April.
LssIIes New YORK Journsl for April.
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Harpsr's Journal Of Jivillzstion.
Hrpers Mssazlae from January, s57, and for sale By
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Household Words for pill;
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HarPers New Paper; Just received By
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PUBLIC SALE OF Exported RIOT ING
ST EaE-T.E EzF5

yT~HF foown animals. Imported by Tne Tennessee Live
stock Company ~ o. be- sold for publ auction
the lair ground, sa.uTlzy, Apr a5r I-5 at II NJ
Ist, MINI EBESINB 7IESsi. = G. els, A beautiful
brown horse, l5A hands high, breeder. Is I'd
He sIr- by 8gmbrE0 Pay Te odd Membrane
Cr sire tho .rLed Messenger. The DIN Of NrmJTH0
Messenger b. Gen. Van EenslleE Cay Nss.enEsE lie
is am8Dg the pursst Messe EgT horses living
end. THE EAEOE FEOE~Es "A s0rre, with a
white strip the face " hands high superior breeder
roadsters sire If Tba Gay stranger and many Other
good animals Heis Is years old, and no horse is pop
ullras producer Of s Iroers lie is messenger both by
sire and
9rd. NsTGUEUCFE, rich brown with mite face.
years Old, IS p hands hIgn by Vermont Black Haws
dan M brine He took the -t prize al the Con
necticHI Fair. Nea Haven in tJ6 aud made mile
on hsf eCuurse before tue committee in 1851.
proved himself good breeder
ith. Young GREEN FOUNTAIN, A capital
kay. bands high weighs SJ lbs by Old Green Noun
tain" or sire Glrd. e. gr. sire the odJury
bank ryan gr., 81 10 gna or Justin Morgan
dam by Morgan Taio-oT Walker horse he by Woodbury.,
aud he BY orig nal q g1n Talio
prize The New York tlir Alb my and old Green
Mountain taken Prze or hch he has been shown
from Mo tpglier. Vermont, Co Louisville, by.
Young Mountain took h= first pdz at Woodstock
In Windsor county, FT ont iu i-JG, male the
the presence OF rho JUDGES, short Fair Ground Coure
in 2:5s. Lapr22-td
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The COTTON CROP.-The New Orleans Price Cur
rent the 18th instant says:
cit is generally understood that there has been
more early planting this season than usual and on
many plantations the Cotton was up. According to
authentic ad7ices from the interior, all that was
thus exposed to the action Of the frost of the
night Of the 9Th instant has been killed. and will
have to be re-planted thus defeating the realization
Of as early crop as had been hoped for"
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AGRICULTURAL hooks,


. WHITES TiITi GARDENING FOR THE SOUTH; Or, the
Kitchen and Fruit Garden with the best methods Of their
cutya with hints upon Landscape and Flower
Gardesng ulaung modes o. culture and descriptions Of
Tees and Fruits, and select list Of Or ameull Trees and
Plans found by trial adopted 10 the States Of th Union
sutn Of PENNSYLVANIA with Gardening Calendars for the
same. By VIM. y. White, Of Athens, Georgia.
THAER'S AGKlCULTURE. The Principles Of Azricul-
.urs. by Albert %. Tbaer translated by Vim. Shaw and
Cuthbert w. Johnson ESQ F. f. 5. With Memoir or the
Author ] vol, vi, strong cloth
STEPHENS BOOK OF TIKI FARM A com plete Guide
% The Farmer, steward, PoWman. CatemaB, Shepherd,
FeId Worker and air. Mali. alta Four Hundred and
Fifty Illustrations wrIch are added III iauatory Notes,
Remarks, &C. by - inner Really one Of The best books
for a Farmer 20 possess Cioth.
Blake's Farmer at Home, YOuatt Randall, and Skin
Buisls IN. Flower Garden mrs Shepherds Own
Bui.I Family Kitchen Gar smiln's landscape Garden
yorton's scientific and Prae- GTounds,
teal sgrclilors, Weeks on he Honey Bee
rieu.taraI Chemistry DOR Wilson On Cultivation Of
Joha iJo ssmeus ola nj Miners Am Beo-Kssper's
Geology, ''''' Quin5y's ays,erle. Of Bee
cultural Chemistry and Cottage g Farm Bee-keeper,
Dovanc'ss' Landscape Gar Guide
Fsszend- Complete Farm Evs-y Lsdy her oWu Flower
er ana Gardener GARDENER; paper CSC.
F5sssnten's Am, Kitchen The Amer can Kose Cultur-
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Nasbs Progressive Farmer. History Il Morgan Horsss
chardsoH DJu Fowls chinese Sugar Cane and Su
Varieties, b eellI g. sc SaNuH's Rural Hand Books,
Richardson on the Diseases vols,
and homogeneous Of the Dement'S Rabbi Fancisr, pa
Hog, per 25 cts
Richardson on the DssiruC- Reseiu's Vine Desser's
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Farm, Neu's Fruit, Flower, and
Richardson the Hive and Vegetable Garden sr's
E0ney bee, Companion,
Eburn and Stevens ON the Brownies american Poultry
Cow O. Dairy HGsogHarys Ward,
SINNERS Elements OF Agri Browne Field Book Of Ma
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TophEm's Chemistry Made Hao9ers Dog and Gun,
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Farmers, CbJri.0n's Grape Growers
Aliens Treat Sc on the Cul- Guide paper SO CTS,
Lurr of the Grape, Whites Gardening Tor the
Allen The Diseases OF Do south,
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AIel's me icanFarm Book, Ijvutiug TIE Cranberry,
ems Rural ArEl crurs, Johns ms Dictionary Mod
ParIce on the Cultivation Of 1r.euiug,
t-e ~tra- berry ver P5r-oz The Culture Of the
Feeders Farmer's Land Mea- Vine,
sur.r. American Agricultural, 10
PhelFs' Zee Keepers Chart, vols,
GueSou's Treatise on Mich Bou lgau.s's Rural Econ
Cows paper 3sc, ouy,
Gums D., nc Medicur- Thompson Food ofAnimals;
box frr every married paper So cts
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RautaIirs sheep Uushandry. UrgiH, Varieties, &C.,
LIegig's Familiar Letters 90 paper25
Formers. C0bUsits AN q iTdener.
sAXTUN'S RURAL HAND BOUKS-FIrsi, Second and
Third series. mar25- dEW u.
GOdeys' Ludy's Book, for May, just received
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have sold my cabinet Establishment 10 X. ".
"A Shsfsr o. Co.. all persons indebted respe l.
fully requested 20 call aud settle their without de-
law otherwise ney viii be pulIHso the hands Of collector
for collection.
wish distinctly understood that the above notice is in
tended for every person that 70 TIE amount o.
solitary dime, J. ". McCOhbo,
april5-dIm. Church street near Cherry street.
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BAOwEgsVILL
PUBLIC SALE OF
Thirty s{PSidenCe Lots,

ON SATURDAY, April 25iu instant at % O'Clock, A. NJ,
~ AZ the Cugrt House late iu Nashville, will sell e
pubic auction, 20 O. 30 of beautiful ,ubur5On
kesideuCs lots beng It red for sale iu The vicinity o.
Nashville situated 10 Er1vUsvIle, ~ or ~ miles from
Nashville.
On one Lot Hearihe GalzIn PiksIhsre Is small Frame
Dwelling.
Lot no. OF vauzhu Pike and Lindsey street, l
magnidcent builng ute and about Sd yards from Of
Oh, finest Spriugs the county.
tiE h Lots esibe building sites, front he
Por.er pike. Several Lots drelg tim B-red-
The Brownsville usEhtOThoUd u the last few year. has
improved more rzpdy any u vicinity Of NASHVILLE
and possesses super adFJuLag CARDS Sch OILS and
Chur1eE and most Intelligent agreeable JtOY Ine
lots We viii sell FOssees unusual uepth and fertility e
soil and are remarsab eligible BudlnE Sites. Mr. V.
> Lindsey purchased rec -51 60 SIT So
for which be asks $500 per In e5f sold
r. Houston, tsQ, cLe-f0urth le Brownsville Tract.
few months Greater he sold about 81 profit Of
90 Pc cent, and at Fa he sold about 80
pr1dt of 700 cent
TEsMs-I years credit, for bearing interest
with atsfacury security payable On bank. and lien re
airef who buy sDeCu alton Five learscr DIT
al be given building puryh7srrs We vii take great
pleasure in showing he Lots to al who wish 70 examine De-
fore the sale o.. 6 e. ". bRuNN.
d. face, Auctioueer. IapI5-lfl AK Cherry o.
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SPRING STOCK, 1851 !
TRUNKS, VALIsEs, AND CARPET BAGS :

THE underszu has iuzt received large and egp
/ varied assortment Of Sole Leather lrve. Eg q aik
Trunks, comprising every variety f-om Is TO s35. ~
CHEAP TRUNKS. ~
lot Of cheap Trunks containing every description Of
shape and style -
LADIES' DRESS TRUNKS.
4 few extra Lsdiss' large Dress Trunks.
VALISES.
Sun. Sole Leather Valise-,
do do Ashland Vr1ses an elegant article,
with a good assortment ID cheau ViIies.
LEATHER AND CARPET BAGS.
Fine VoIve O Tapestry Bags,
Fine Pat Leather travelling BaS7s
Cheap euaweied do
School n s chefs &c &c
LADIES' SHOES.
ladies' Thin Sole KID Y.-- with heels,
do 90 slippers. DO.
do Velvet. EucI..h sui French Lasting slippers,
do Col red To. pI en- iii rprrs-
C1ILDREN'S CATERS.
Children. Morocco and Patent Leather H0Ced Pumps
aud tiNt.Tts,
90 Black and .Il-ad Lasting Button Caters
do and Bouz.d XII Ankle Ties, wi ID complete as-
90 lueut OF Chldsu- HID aud Boots I'll err B.
GENTLEAEN'~ GAIT K~.
s few dozen pair Gent fine Calf Congress Oilers
do Cloth 90
all Of which are offered low Tor cash by
aGII--u JOHN RAUsGE a College st.
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BlLLIN TIE COUNTY COURT OF SMITH, TO Sci.
LAND.
Obediah Evans and others,

John Wright ard wife, 81 ais.
IN mOuonin and 10 appearing The satisfaction OF
TIE Court hat defendants joan NUEHt and MS wife
Polly are non TeHne IL is Their
fore ordered tina. publication be made The Union ard
smarcar uewsraper published in city of NASHVILLE
Teuuspe successive weeks, calling The said
John Wright his Nfo Polly, APPEAR in the ouury
CuurL smith ,OuuJy be hela in the Of Carthage
Tennessee the rs HOudas in June (sT0 to plead
answer or dcmur comp ansrts bill, same viii be
taken and for trial parte
ID. q. SANDERS, Clerk Of the
aDr22-W Ag-prsfees5 County CGuuOf smith.
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Saint AIbans,

ON THURSDAY tls Sd instant 0. premises, wiz
~ sell that convenient and commanding Residence IN
tor we'll known tD attempt s tlscrl eu The site
surpassed by any enc vicinity ut Nashville. The
buildings arc and cJunaduas were buits by the
hlsuWu than usual ans of the best
maIersl The house fourteen rooms. kitchen,
wants rooms. SC ON s grounds of the beat els
that be buit, contain 1900 barrels. The house
Willie sold with 80 feet OF ground rrl- spring street,
running back Az stt0 street, .a se9 ihs side.
The residue of f6e grounds viii De divided into suitable
L0tH plans which VIII be- eEE h.lgI Day Of sale.
TEBzs6, 70, Is- "a, ana 36 on HtHF Or sgslc-
tOrily endorsed Iayab.g ru BdHs lien rrt lined.
FOs-s-sifu Imuei.l.sIy abe house be eUamn-
ed By any one wishing 10 10 Ea.
Sale u 10 O'Clock, a. 81. Omnibus ga usual
4. " S LINDSEY.
E. K. GLasCoCE AueL 0rHer fa4rb-dtd.
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4 Aathg
TTAFING sold my PINOT graphic rooms, apparatus ma
t-raIs &C. tn Nes uUGHEs BROTHERS oil Ihls .it-
with view o. res1e peTman- 'N 40 ms home 90 tumpr
Iaudc univ axe gta pleasure ln retomWfudnc Htm
nv success. hey gentlemen 'i sHi asa eAI,
euce 10 cir profession and rust they may receive That
full liberal share business "LlCh has ever -2Ne-
upon - t.- ~
The Ncsrz. Hughes have engaged corps or sTsis OF
superior abilities hes i1tI.I 20 ga ing Lal
@v are ul quail eos 80 their several oel tmeuis 10 We
perfect sa-sc.i ruf no otsIFe me hueS- I-rao
rIs 1'"-' f J. w. DODGE.
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IN TUESDAY, lIs -77 IH-IIHT0U NE Premise, VII
sell tf LHe salI- business Luls the city
N8s1vs. % % ih- properly disIel adjoining the
Ware House o. ~ 10 Go don O. Co., fronting Market
street, aHd ruuuug tlr1ls and from ing Front street,
occupied iu part uy D. ~. Weller A. l. Davis, and
others zach LOT fros IS Market street. e1snds
through vi thr rent Front imme
EDS Opposite the uaI Steamboat Landing Trey viii be
sold separated. with the p.igieE- g bath
It's need fr business that these
the valuable bUsIut sauu- hat sill b. offered
for sale I'm Aashv on widII Yf uUusual dep H. and
commanding unfs in the u The ygy business Or
the city, hey must NINA Che attention u al seeking
prominent business star TIE pg 90 Of adjoining walls
be had ma.--1is reduce She price 0i building.
TEzHs-6, ~. 20 and 80 l1ulus, salsfac-
toy sudy rsyd. beanz H pas able u Bank and
retained. sale At O'Clock, A n.
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Mr.. Hanlev slso savs:-

"Most people in California have noticed the sim
iitude existing between the Indians and the Chinese
both in feature and the accent of their monosyable
dialects, and from my own experience l find that
they are nearly the same. The Chinese accent can
be- traced throughout the Indian language; though
the most Of the Digger Indians with whom l have
conversed, speak great deal of the ancient Aztec
language. Not wishing to pursue this subject much
further at present viii transcribe few words for
the purDOse of showing the analogy as follows.