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GAGEITIUEET SCEElE1
EICH SITCRD1T N ulRCH


D 4S5 Prizes a1.aurt.- y 20 k24J.sgg
rHr.a OF EIgsE-s.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40, HALVES 5.au.- -I-E5, 81.
PLAN or THE LUEIIr.r
The Numbers from Ito 5ONUH cogresn0u. ing with those
Numbers Oh the Tickets puHgeI separate slips oil paper
are sncLrced " h small .a l0cs aud placed m one Wheel
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drsn from the other gyaee The Eumae-aaa g5rle drawn
gut opened and exhibited 90 the audience AND registered
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h. E-sIog and postage stamps enclosed 90 any author
lzod Agent, viii iusgrs 01ta of One Pills by return MALL
Sold wholesale and rgu-u lg Berry o Uemovils, and C.
W. hgu.rrslaJ., Agents for Nashville. dsOdGwIy
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Flower seeds by IG4ZIA.
Twenty Choice Varieties for one Dollar
FDHE subscriber sPgcJuly announces that, supply
that has been greatly felt BY Amleurs Of tlOFrrs
assortment Of his Flower Seeds, which have been found
and are every stale OF th8 Uu0u- 20 beof tl-
mos reliable Characters. make tho following extract from
6ss' Catalogue that e may that sell them 40
raising, selections from the best Engsn, French
German flower They are sold at about half Oh
price that flower seeds have before cOmmandedtn THIS mar
kc5.
have selected out OF my large coeCoa Of flower seeds
the most beauuu and snowy SGrstes eacE SORT distinct
IN COLOR calculated 10 produce ne effect when plant
ed out Ia beds or grOupsln the ef border nave had
each variety distinctly marked with the Botanical and hu
h name Ight of towering, color OF the flower
Of growing, whether erector railing &C, 1he slime
should b. sowH valuable hints 20 its cuItva
ton In citing varieties been
szcude all hlcu shY blOOmers guIhcauL
Dsaraucs 80 that the collect VIII comprise only Jhnss
which are really snowy and handsome and which believe
would prOVe the enlTe OF any lady
ton will be sentree b. post any part OF the county
the following prices
Assortment No. L. Consists Of twenty choice Varle-
uas OF Ann uas.... IL W
No. Consists Of twenty choice yarte-
ties Of BIeuIials and Perennials..-.--.s VI
No. Consists Of ten extra me Naristies
Of Annual and PeTsnHials, en- braclng
many Of the new and choicesslh culll- 49,
LOR...- sss.-ssss'' } W
No. T. Consists Of hVe very choice Farls-
lies, selected from Prize Flowers or
English Pausea, German Caruauons
and PicOtee PinEs, VeTbenas; lranzups
Fr nch Asters, and Double H5uyhOcks,
each Of which are sold al twenty-five
cents slnElY .ssssssssss I 90
Psrsnps in ordering will please give the number OF the
Assortment RsnmItanCes can be made IN bank bills or
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
nar3-dEwsW Nashville, Tennessee,
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SWAN q Co.'s HIOGGcW5ess
4 UTHOBLZEDBY THE STATE OF GEORGL4.


The following scheme Will be drawn by S. swan g. Co..
Managers of the spsra Academy Loery, iu Ia-r
SlEe Aumpar Lotteries Tor Na#GH 1855. at Eugusta-
sigIess.
CLASS .,
20 be drawn in the city orAugusa, Georaa- ia public Or
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1853
CLASS b.
To be drawn the city of Augusta Gsorgs, pgIo Or
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1858.
GLASS =.
90 ug Iau ln the city of Augusta Georgia in public o.
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1858.
CLASP s
10 be drawn in the City OF Augusta Georgia. in public on
SATURDAY., MARCH p, 1898.
ON Tile PLAN OF SINGLE N.Ia-EEt
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
ElGHtt FIVE PRIZES
HEaELF JyL PRIZE TO EVERY 8 .LEE.Ea-
GAHLITIJEEF >CEEHEE
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What HOII8nders think oE gG-navess
81 GLAND BtETCTs.-J Quiutus, Ell. Of The 0ygar
NiEUvsRoDEs letter dated Uber Gl I5Jl thus
eWarET--
you viii observe that have published several certf-
cates lately. These not mere pufs' blt % rally true
aud should you continue adveIts SOD ua may ez
pet 10 secure large riders, FROM every hoalLl settlement
iu the United Sfates
This eVtrsCt from II tho many letters received
from the h0lsrd settlements. surely whom ladders
recommend the Holland tiers %. rcars may
not hesitate in testing It's v3rt4Cs Tor thansa
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1857. UNION LINE, 1858.
2 Ea reg4a ,RA
$780, s-
Regular eeW Orleans and Nashville Packets.
The steamer JOSEPHINE SAVAGE, 1900 TONS
Captain D. W. DAVIS.
The staunch steamer T. HOWARD, 1000 tons,
Captain ELI WOOD.
The steamer CUMBERLAND, 600 TONS
Captain VIM. DURRETT.
These steamers stand Mol The SAvAsE being entire
y The H0wAED having been horou Only oveTlaued
aaG past inspections viii be ready the drst rise OF
To- ueuCe their regular trips above. Capt B. Dudeid
experienced Hgeu, will reside at New OTeaus and give
pr attention % all orders by these steamers.
The undersigned viii give their attention Nashville 20
0rrers from all intermediate landings the Cumberland
and Oh 10 MYERS.
h. H. uARRISON,l 49,.
A. HAMILTON. ! Nb0N'''
oel2I 5m.
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auction Gard.

r7FE su5sribsr having cols1amaied arrangements lib
ssr A Springer, an EXPERIENCED +g5 pr-clsa Auction
psr will attend and make sales OF heAl hsle STEAMBOATS,,
liaa sshoId Furniture, with all ont door sales
mars N-'-''- q % ''iA1--D''
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS

The river is rising slowly, with about ten feet
water on Harpetb Shoals.
The Fairy Queen, from Cincinnati, was the only
departure yesterday.
No arrivals.
The Howard viii leave for New Orleans to-day.
Passengers and shippers viii bear this in mind, as
the Howard is q capital boat, and under the COM
lnsnd Of experienced and geutleuanly officers.
County, EuEcuov.-An election was held in tn s
county on last Saturday for Sheriff, Trustee, ana
Register and for C0nstabes 10 the several districts
The day was unfavora5ia for fun vote The morn
ing was rainy aud the rain C0uiipUea to fall through
out the day with but little Inieuuissi0n. Saturday
was what we usually call a wet day.
The number of votes cast for Governor at the last
State election was -9lJ ac number cast In the cleo
tiou Saturday was about 300, which shows a falling
of Of between six and seven hundred votes This
we suppose resulted partly from the incemency Of
the day. The contest was remarkably close
The figures show for Mason over Miller majority
of one, for Henry over Taylor fty-f7e, and for
Sublett over Nhart0n,thrcc If The returns are re
liable, which show these results, Vim. n. Mason is
elected Sheriff F. Henry, Trustee, and ID. D. Subett,
Regis,cr.-.iItr r..sb.rg 1srs.
Hamrros Cousrr-Up to the hour of going to
press we are unable DO get the full returns from this
county. Enough howeF.- s known TO enable us TO
announce that james g.. Conner s re elected Sheriff
over Capt Wm. snow by upwards of one hUndrej.A
D. Hunter is elected Trustee, over Geo Lutrell and
Robt Cannon by over 200. Ia this district, George
Rider was reelected D0ustablein the fifth district
WIN Rogers was reelected Constable Chattanooga
Ga-s.ls
COUNTY ELrcrroy.-suErcicut reported and official
returns have been received 90 announce the result
Of the election: Smith Be- the Sheriff. Day is the
Trustee and Bailey The County Judge. The official
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RRAGG,s ARCTlC LINlMENT-

This ucomparaBs Eminent, pom which ls great macs
Of ns afflicted Of lands nov rsJ f5r rsae from No
panzsO umsIsm Neuralgia GOut, brys sas Cancer,
Scrsua, spraus Bruises, burns, scads ana al e1tresu
Diseases ylJ supsrsedIn all suila 9arsGoas me
rupr-1rs give Tor me OF .T--- ~ m.
lowing memorandum OF lev s0naens Gurs s8sc.
ed Jy during lue past lew months. Ceuiacaes ma
pares named 10 me .Oszessou ur she p-5rssars 5ut
'nsirleHgh yrsaudes l1s pubic OF AL gu. lsE.
Az AELUsION.
MEMPHIS IESE.- Nov. Z5t., 1850.
I hereby certify that having 1auiy bruised and
scalded 1y Lne explosion OF steam Boiler friend induced
me- % try BrKl Arcl0 LiumguI lar was instantly
extracted irom Lns s5sas, ana IN ven sh1r. tme all me
pain WIS gone iron Lls bruises Ia Lro Wesas we'll,
BAOBT H4s sisz.ll.,., residence Jackson street..
IhE BIND SIC
WEBsrEE CITY, Iowa, Nov. 9th, Is5T.
DR.. A. G. BHAGG-uEAH SIEs For more glau lhrgs
years mad 1eon anctsd win unamed eyes, 10 agra
vlLsd degree and tel various PnysiCIlus several
IHs Ar5Ic Eminent and months was nearly vsII
Div little lauEu afflicted the same manner f4r Ina
same uue' ana uaLLs Pl1a 81 Ae Hue was entirely
bund IN one eye applied your valuable LHimsut and
eyes perfectly sound. Ihus q, ll1 one
Eo0iE1ugs, cured daughlsrs eyes and ny own, be-
SIDES curng tl7 flsumas- Pm any back would not DO
without remedy iu my house. Yours srly
WEssrEa CRY, lows. Nov. on. 49,
hereby certify, that an we'll acquainted win ylIau
~ WADs "ORfH, 2 ~, Webster City.
GOOD FOX ANN ~ Us.
This iuvauaDs LBnsnlis also equally scacols fin cur
ing Of animals, witness the Dol oe car5-
hstyl largest vsrys-aJl6s Iu gus IVES C. aad are gas
knovn throughout the United STATES.
.aH
We, the undersigned having ussd Dr. Brag1s Arctic lin
fora of months cueeuuy testify SUPER
efficacy curing The diseases Of are 4s
satisfied OF tue Ar5uc being the best Eminent made laat
would no other We keep ami zeli ll- hume
her years. extensive livery stables ClJ diseases
ETeatr and uuHrs4tngg Shat tho Arctic lIuaull
only have ever lOand al Ways effective crr-
tiay recommend 20 all livery stable kBspsrs aud olE
having The Oi Ia Tsgs.
J. & A. AKNOT,
LYNCH, AENOI a. co.
Chestnut slI5st
CAUTION
Many Druggists, having old LuimsnJs hand, viii lrv
20 sell Them you The 5esl1 but do ycu positively refuse
90 purchase i1em ask for 'HAG'S ARCTIC LINIbI6 aI
Eud take other
LIBERAL PROPOSITION
The prOpHsJrs HZrss 70 furnish purchaser OF dol
bottle, win subscription United States Ilr-
nal, year. Tnis OF the New YORK illus
ragsd papers ceTInCa-s emitting She holder the ben
edJ OF tots proposition enclosed the wrapper around
every dollar bottle. The Arctic Lium1us plt 10 u g5e
Soc and 81 B0Jes lns sue BEETLES 81 bottles contain
81 and 100 per Eminent proportion 90 lHsr
cost, and are She cheapest.
For sale BY Bragg * BurroWss, sole propuetorss
st. Louis, Mo.
" W BERRY q DE}OVTLLE,
Wholesale Agents.
And BY A. Fl. ROSCOE, G. w EENDBRsH0T, and j,
, ihhlth- jan l-ftWtE Fsu1
Fresh Garden, Flower, and Grass Seeds.
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Mr. Knowles s Master Of Machinery Of our Road and
reliable uda. iu whose state llllLs would CCHLae
" X. >BhtENSON. President,
Easlyue and Chattanooga Railroad,
II. D.. An UERSBN.
Superintendent OF n. O. T.. L.. r..
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O1CL n ~ W NSLCl hldlC ol LduN ~ -NNe5 49,
pY virtue ofsn iutsrocnry decree Of the ChaEee Souf
- al Galus5or3 made at le february Term o7c 81 a
Court in ths Samuel johnson and Others, ggliust
washington Morgan aod ,hsrs, pendIl IN sau Co15..
WIZ on saturday, The @' day OF March, le9e1 az Ae la
residence Of htmrod Johnson, deceased, about elk miles
East OF Gain 0)ro 10 Jschsos county Tennessee oaer o
sale al public auction Do highest bidder, on ceot u
twelve months, Eleven Lsey NegrOes-tree Held hands,
likely men-the others are women and children hLthe
time and plaee, viii SELL the same TERMS me val,
liable tracts Of Land, under said decree. Note win goed
security will be required Oihe purchaser, and lien Will be
retained on the Land for the purchase money ON DAY
Of February, 1853. W. " BOTS,
feb I4-Etds prs fee SIS Clerk Master.
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~ WETGEES.
Land Plaster.

WE will receive per steamer Nashville, Is6 barrels paa
Ter Of Paris. lgs we'll known efficacy prImot g 90
growth 1t heat and clover makes 10 invaluable Far
The increased yield may safely do aE one
third 20 ous-haIf For sale By HARRIS g. CO.
once at W. H. Gordon & Co.'S, No. ~ MarEs. 81
feb 24-2w
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- THr GanAr HsALra Rssronss /

The LIFE OF THE FLESH ID IN THE BLo0D-N hen
the Blood becomes yitiated impure. too weak the
flesh ooaes its vitality the skin becomes yellow and
pallid the Liver dlsordered. Dyspepsia aud lndigss
ton follow the spirits droop. Nsrv0usnesa commen-
ces, and life becomes q burden.
HARTSHURNk'S HEALTH RESTORER, OR
SARSAPAkILLA CORDIAL.
Acts upon the Blood, LIVER. Stomach and Bowels.
;mparting new vigor and tone to constitution i'm
paired by disease frsm any cause. It remove 2iD-
pies, and all skin eruptions; srouses ths ph sical
powers of both sexes, gives bloom 10 the pAllid
medicinal in its effects, il 10 perfect Coz dial In
taste. 1t 10 particularly adapted 70 Female com
plaints which in their very nature are sxnausting
or Kidney. and Bladder affections, Il acts like .
charm. Quart bottles a. small bottles 81 cents.
Ssld by PURcELL LADD Co; tIsHxA . WINSTON;
PETERSON; BopExER; GARLlcK: w LADD: MHLs.
PAusH Il JOHNSON; DuvAL Morrow; A sfnEcxxns
AND DowDEN. my G-dkcwtm
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ses .WoRrH RsAplso.-why il il that

many suffer an rspine and drag out miserable
existence uuitted tor the eujoy mens and even or.
dinars pursuits of lire. when relief may be obtained
encs Convenient and SAFE a. we'll permanent in ita
ci,aracterf - sf1 zts
10 thoee who have suffered long with disease, al.
timating IN loss OF appetite, vlgor. &C. the uudef-
signed tenders his professional services, sssurins
the sufferers, in candur and sincerity pleasant con-
seiiient aud proper PRESCRIPTIONS, = thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
strictons or hindrance from ordinary business pur-
suits. $50
All diseases Of private nature, from whatsoever
anse, either recent or chronic, stiitures Irfira
bic Bladder, &C.; also, Scrvfuia, Asthma, kneuma-
tis. Piles, &C., skilfully and successfully treated
DT. HARRIS can be consulted daily. ~ his rooms.
over 1927 Main street aoove ilth, and opposite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main.
4th door above ltth street.
From this date until the LIST Of june. DR. HARRIS
will not be at his ofcs Wednesdays fhursd .ys and
until Tuesday evening, he may be committed from
10 A M TO p n, and to- p n. ap 2S-3m
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ms- MrxIoAn MusrAxo LIn1M.xr.-

It's wonderful effects and conseQuf nj popnar ity-
perhaps article in the history uf Matsrid Aedscd
ever acquired the same patronage, WAS subjected
the same number OF and dif5 ent Il SITS, and
met with 30 few faiiures a. the Must ing Linineut
II hasJusty been styled Panacea for all external
Wouuds Cuts, Swellings. Sprains Bruises, or krup-
tious on Man beast. II 10 tar medicine Of
prising virtue, that Physicians are compelled to
prescribe il; and from some remarkable cures OF
hronic and oistorted Rheumatic cases, IL has pa'u
rally attracted much attention the FIRST seen
tfic,iniEds Of the ase. No family afford 20 be
with ut bottle Of the Mustang Linimens In their
house Besoareqf Imit4tioas.
The genuine is sold py resi- ctable dealers Ia all
parts Of tbs worluN BARNES 4 PARK.
je 24-oGcwim Proprietors, New York.
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YOUNG AMERICA IN UrAH.-The correspondent
of the New Orleans Picayune, writing from Camp
Scott after giving many Interesting details in rela-
tion to the army at that poat and a description of
some Mormous on their way back to the States,
thRs writes:
"The proportion Of young children with the par
iy was very large: the most precocious little imps
imaginable. Young America, is exemplifed in
New Orleans or New York, would be the innocence
Of baby hood beside them. / called one little fel
low, hardly higher than my knee, to me, and asked
him his name. He looked me in the face and said:
'Parley z. Pratt After few other questions and
answers, l gave him piece OF money, an old
Spanish bit, with the impression ON it somewhat
efiaced. He took the coin eagerly enough, but
after q moments close examiaa.ion, handed it
back to me, saying: Il don't want that l told
him he had better keep it. as he could buy some
thing nice with it at the suffers store. He insist
ed. pertinaciousy, on returuing it, when remark
ed to friend by me that he was 30 young, perhaps
he did not know the use and valne of money. He
was prompt with bis reply: Yes. do. cold fel;
but don't take that sort Of money made it
right with him by giving him new dime, and
Farley P. Pratt went on his way rejoicing"
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D6r IsTsREsrIsa TO LADIxs.-When

In the course of human events. Lnaies and Gentle-
men lose one of their greatest natural attrsctonsA
fne cad of hairt becomes matter Of serious i'm
portance, and the question 10, what shall No do ~
stop the hair from falling oil ami restore its vigor
try DR.. HARMS HAIR PROMOTER aud INfEovKR. A
lew applications vail stop the hair falling reak
ing, remove Gandruf, keep The scAr clean and
WHITE and impart fri sinners and vigor 10 the hair
and although you may have been bald tweDty years,
the continued use OF IL two months will insure you
iuxuriant head of hair. Call and get bottle, and
ii not satisfied, ater the second application, return
it aud get the price paid.
Ask tor DIR. Harris Hair Promsier and Improver.
w PETERSON. Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th, and Main aud all sts. y
nv l0-3m FEA
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-. LTyr err prc~r,. !. -

LIE SHz PHoTo0RAPHs.--Ths
suDscrfDer takes pleasure IN announcing 10 his nd.
merous petrone and the puolic as Iasas thar he Z
nov preparsd % fufoish Ph0toxrAphe from miafn-
= xxhlch. Tor ACCURACY and 6nish. he warrants enuai
nos superior 20 any Produced 10 this city e. Iess
hrged TO any size - - -
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex.
anime specimens - 9lBBS Tensile OF Art CORN.
0IBRS.
p. e-H you want genuine Ambrotype. this Il
sne place foRet It, where you will neither hum
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
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INDIAN BEAUTIES OF kANsAs.-Qundaro is on Wy
andotte Indian lands, and there are Indian beau
ties around here in every direction. The names Of
some of them are peculiar. Among them met
Polly Bigfoot Mary Mud cake. Susan Johnny cake,
Polly Belween-t the logs, and Sally Spitfre. The
Wyandotte Belle lives two miles below here-a
lright eyed round faced, chubby checked girl Of
some % years. but afflicted with that black sick
ness so common 10 white girls-melaDchoiy.
imagiaed at first that her sombre mood proceeded
from a Consciousness that her Indian blood ex
Guided her from white society, but found it only
an unre Quilted love. Indian girls here of any am
bition will not marry Indians; Tor most OF the
tribe have become drunken aud worthless. They
therefore turn their eyes to white alliances. and
10 be disappointed 10 white love Is doubly painful
Gorrespoude,ce of the Cincinnati Goseue.
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Mr New FIRE PRoos RosSrye. The

~ New FIRE PRooR RooFrye.
sub.clibers sucoessors OF ksrILL . Co., in their
FiRE AND WATER PROOF
CkMkkT ROOFING,
now offer the same to the public
II makes one of the very best and cheapest roof
ever used for DwELLINGs. CHUkUHks. BAkNs.
DEPOT1, &C.
II also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin rcofk
On from leaking. Ha
Roofs painted With this material will not require
re- painting for many years.
All orders in city or country promptly attended
to. q. d. HALk 3 CO.,
l30 Main street.
S1- County Rights in Virginia for sale
je I7-lm
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a. WoRLD FAMOUS. to o certainty. /,

Or. HosrErTERs CELxB2ATED STOMACH BIrrKRs
ience, Constipation ami all tn train OF dissases
which arise from morbid condition Of those fuDc-
lons on the stomach. upon the proper action Of
are 70 9e prepared not only for the d, spepsa but
i.r onshaif the ills that humanity ia heir TO- should
provide themselves with that most excelent ecrI-
pound known as DR. nostetter Cele bratsd Stomacf
Eitsers These Bittersv are pleasant to the taste.
sure oI operation and composed entirely OF yegeta
PIE substances prepared with the greatest care II
you want 70 be entirely refreshed both physically
anl meutaIya go and procure this valuable tonic
where. Ia aa5dims
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FEARFUL DEN-The police of New York, on
Tuesday night made grand haul at a notorious
house of man named Pete Dawson. They took
iuIo custody no less than 50 men aud Is females
The girls, who presented sckly aud pitiable
sight, aIlege that they had been for long time
f,rcib bly, kept in the house-the keepers keeping a
continual watch, preventing their egress. In this
way they had been kept In state of abject slavery
and one and all expressed the utmoet gratitude ITO
the police in thus enabling them to escape. One
of the girls testified that she had not been allowed
TO put her head of the honse for four years and
half The windows are all barred with iron.-
The principal keeper, who lie said to re worth
s1G0 000. earned by this system Of cruelty. was
neld in s., 00e bail to answer
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az NBw FAMILY DRua erosn.

wAhlNG d PEARCB, druggists, beg to inform
and the public generally that they have
removed to their NEW ST jRk. on Broad street
above Ninth, and opposite the Old swan Tavern
where may De found c,mplete assor tment OF fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDfCiNEs and CII ENI.
AIS Also, English and French Perfumery Lu.
bins Extracts, uair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Ar
acies. imported cigars and Chewing and smoking
fobacct' Of the best quality. my 7-ts
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NAVAL The United States sloop of war Wanda
liza, Comma nder Sinclair, was to leave Panama
about the 5th inst on cruise among the South
Sea Islands, which would probably occupy year.
Lieut. William Gwin has been detached from the
Saran &c, and ordered to the yandaia temporarily.
Lieut.. G. A. Nicholson, fret lieut.. marines. and
three assistant engineers for the saranac, bad
rived at Panama from New York by the last steanI-
err Purser Miles ii. Merris also arrived and join
cd the vandaiia, in place Of Purser Calvin Jack
con. inyaided.
The American steamer San Jacinto was af Hong
Kong May 9th, and the American sloop German
town at Macao.