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CUTLERY AND .AG.
RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
A. w. & w. P.CARM9CfHAEL,

AUGUSTA, GA.
FAVE on hand complete assortment
ss Of English and Anne rican Hardware
and Cutlery. They also keep on tanJ an
extensive stock Of Agricultural Implements,
consisting principally Of Plouehs. CuIIiva-
tors. Harrnws, Straw Cutters. Corn She'll
e's. Cylindrical and EoubIe Acting Rotary
Chnrns. Horse Powers. Thrashers, Sc.
All orders entrusted 10 them will receive
prnmpI and careful attention.
Feb. 90, lS50-lv* "a
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NJ EDICAL NOTICE,
DR.. G. N. cLEMENTsoS. r. COLLINS, N. D .
DOCTORS
CU.EMENTS0N & COLLINS

ID ESPECTFrl.LY inform the ci,izens
~ of Meigs. McMinn, Rhea and Roans
counties, that they are associated together
in the prariice Of Medicine. and trust. by .
prompt attention 10 all calls. 10 secure .
continuance Of patronage heretofore ex-
tended.
Dr.. Clementson's place OF residence - q
Ten Mile Stand, Meigs co. DR.. Collins is
located at Jeremiah Chapman's, on Ten
nessee River. Meies CO.
Feb. 22, le50-H ~
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In Chancery at Cleveland.
Henry Donohno aud Others,


as.
John J. Humphreys and wife Amended Bill
Sally Humphrey Pleasant
J. G. Lea aud others.
IT. appearing from the allegations of the
q bill that the defendants John j. Hum
phrcys and Sally, his wife, and Pleasant J
&. Lea, are not inhabitants of the State OF
Tenncsser. on motion of compliments by
their solicitor, it is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Athens Post, newspaper published in Athens,
Tennessee, requiring said def ndauts to ap-
pear at the next term OF the Chancrry Court
in Cleveland, 70 be- held on The fourth Mon.
day in August next then and there to plead,
answer or deInnr To said bill, or the same will
he taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
p"rte as to them. JAMES BERRY, C&M.
July 10, le5O--4t Prs ice 80 IS
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IS R.NIFUG f.,
wool RDIN G.

'E'IlE subscribers have now in complete
operation new and first rate Sci OF
Wool Cards, on the short fork OF Rodgers
Creek, McMnn county. occupying nearly
a central position between Athens, Wash
ine,on, Dera,ur and Calhoun Tine ma.
chinery is of the VIEW best order, and cal
culalec 10 card the fines, or cOarsest Wool.
and will receive the constant attention OF
one or both OF the proprletors. from the
10Th of May to the LIST OF January. Hav.
ing had twenty-five years experience IN
Wool Carding and machine building, we
have no fears about giving general SAUSAGE
ton.
Price Of Cardinc plain jobs s. cents per
h. , mixtures l2!. which may be paid IN
Fax-seed, Bpeswax, Tallnw, Bacon.
Feathers, or Tow Linen, delivered at the
Machine when the rolls are taken away
The 9Th ID. of the wool wall be taken as
Toll for Cardinc, or G4 cents per III. for plain
work. and 10 cts. for mixed, cash in hand.
Those desiring to have their wool card
ed at this establishment, are respectfully
requested to have il well washed and
cleansed Of burrs and all other hard sub
stances that may have tendency Ia inJnre
machinery, and forward with il | III. Of
lard or oil TO every 8 lbs. of wool; also. To
bring II early, as warm weather is best Ia
card or SPIN wool. All complying with the
above reques, shall receive the highest
price in cash Tor every job that may br
suoiled in our care. Try MS once.
WIN. C.. JULIAN.
w. JULIAN.
Nav IL, IS50-6m Sc
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WATCHES, JEWELRY &c.
A.o.H.P.&W.M M. sEK0EN

- ESPECTFULLY INFORM the public
IL that laey have opened fine assor'-
menr Of JEW El.tY, WATCHES. &c,
Hotel, and lmmed:a'el, adjoining the Stort
ot Mrs>rs. Jackson & LlI.afd. Their stock
CONSISTS in par, Of Guld and Silver Watch
rs, fine Cola Neck and Guard Chains.
Breast Pms, Finger Rings, Ear Rings,
Brace cts. Clasps, Luche's, SNAPS; Watch
Keys and Seals. Gold aud Silver Specla-
rlps, Silver Table and ~ Spo"ns, sugar
Tons>, Butter knveS, Salt and Mustard
Spoons; ihllubles, assorted; Pune Cutie.
r,-spl-nd,d assortment of PEN and
POCKEr KNIVES, Razors, Scissors,
TwerZer>; Pistols -ltrvolvrrS and single;
Pocket Books, HAIR. Tooth. Nal and Sha
wing Erusn-s, Seal Stamps, CauL'r sucks,
Ca,lors-a handsome article. Diamond
Pointed Gold Pens, Steel do, Gold and
SlIvr, Pencils Pocket and Dressing Combs,
ruge,hrr with almost every other article
usually KEEP, in Fancy Store.
Con feet Onaries!
They have also, and will keep constant
" on hand general and full assortment OF
conlrclonarIes, consisting IN part Of Can
dies. Nuts, Ral>lns, Figs. Dried Cherrys,
Oraug-s, Lemons, Chez So, Crackers, &c,
sc. Also, any quantity Of superior CT
CARS. oI various brands, No. ] Chewin.
Tobacco. Lemon Syrup, and an assortment
OF Toys.
They propose to sell on moderate terms
for Cash, aud iuvEe those needing articles
in their line. to give them call.
Ftp WATCHES AND JEW ELRY
REPAIRED. All orders for repairing
Matches and Jewelry will be promptly at
tended 10.
NOIICE-A!l persons indebted 10 the
subscriber individually, are requested To
call and settle Their accounts.
WM. NJ SEHORN.
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DIR. r. z. VAUGHAN,

EDANING located himself N Charleston I,
L Fem, offers his professional services to
the citizens and vicinity.
tie hopes b, dillgeni attention to his pro.
fess,on to receive II liberal share of patronage.
Charleston, May 10, le5'-Gm IS
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HaViland, Risley Il CO.,


AUGUSTA, GA,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERsIN
Drugs, .Nedicinrs and Chemicals, I'afnfs,
OTIS, W'fndOiC GfGss, Spanish Float,
.Naniiia and JaUG Indigo. Perfume
~, soaps, brushes, Surgical and
Dental Insirunicnts
ALSO, AGENTS FOR THE MOST VALUABLE
Patent Medicines, Dentists Gold Foil,
Teeth, Sc. Rosendaie Hydraulic &C.
meni. Calcined Plaster Paris. sc.
auAvING large stock on hand, which is
kept n and fresh by weekly additions,
aud being connrcied with IIAviLAND, KEEsE
e. Co., New York, and ilAv'LANp. HARRAL
Il CO.. Cha,ie ton. $. e., Wholesale Druggists.
we are enabled to supply Country Merchants,
PLY sicans and the Trade, on the most favOra-
BILE terms.
~ Goods neatly put MP and carefully
packed. Qualities warranted to be as repre-
sented.
~ Prompt attention paid to orders with
Cash or satisfactory references.
~ Purchasers visiting this market are in.
vited to call.
HAvILAND, RIsLEY & CO.,
Druggists, Augusta.
Jan Is, l650-6n 10
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Martin & WhitcIy'S National Tonic

WHICH excels all remedies in the cur
w of Aeue and Fever. and Dyspepsia.
II is purely a vegetable compound, and Is
perfectly innocent ir its effects. Elias
Rauh. of WiightsvilIe, York co Pa. says:
81 have never known any remedy equal 10
your invaluable National Tonic for Ague
and Fever" DR.. Il. G. Griffin, of Cam
bridge. South Carolina. writes to us.
"Your National Tonic kills the Chills
dead;" and Cary w. ALL OF Church'own,
Cumberland county,. Pa, SAYS: cit has
cured me OF the most obstinate and lnveie-
rate ease of Dyspepsia" In postscript
he says. 81 consider myself perfectly cured.
See pamphlet.
Also. Dr. .N.7RTLN''S JER.WIFUGE,
which is a most valuable remedy tor -X'
polling Worms from children and grown
persons.
For sale bv the same Agents as above.
MAY "a, lS50-ly 81
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lust RECEIVED: Bottles. Flasks.
u Walls, assorted; Breasr-prpes; Nipple
Shells; Nursery bottles: Glass Syrnges,
Male and Female; and a good lot OF 6 BY
10 and 10 by IL Window Glass.
Dec. 2e, 1919. WIN. BURNS.
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PLANO FOR7ES. NJ USIC AVID
JEWELRY.
CHARLES CATLIN a. co.
(Near the United States Hotel,)

HUGUSTA, G.8.,
A RE the only authorized Agents for
N Chickering'S, Nunn's & Clark, and
Adam Slodar's Piano Fortes. They keep
constantly on hand a large assortment. Of
instruments from the above Manufactures.
embracing every variety Of style Of 6. g.,
81 and ocraves, which they will sell at
the lowest Factory prices, giving their own
and the makers guarantee as being perfect
in every respect. Their stock of Music
Violins. GUITARS. Banjos. Flutes and Ac-
cordeons. il large and we'll selected.
They also have large stock OF Watches.
Jewelrv and Silver Ware, which they will
sell low.
All orders will receive prompt attention,
and will he guaranteed 10 give satisfaction
in everv respect.
Feb. %, lS50-ly* "a
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" Il DICAL MOTTO e.
DR., Fitch's Celebrated Medicines.

Pulmonary Ba|,am, Depura,Ive Sy,np.
Pec,orul Expecroran'. Heart Corcc,or, Pull
monary Lrnlment. Humor Correct"r, Pure
and Medicinal Cod Liver OIL. Ant.Dyspep-
tic Mixture. Cough and Caharlic Pills.
Nervina, Female Pills. VermIt"gc, Fem1'"
Specific &c. &c, used by him constantly
and with unprecedented success in the treat.
ment of Colds, Coughs Consumption, A sth.
ma. Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia. Scr"fua.
Skin Diseases, rheumatism. Female Com
plants, Piles, &c. &c.
DR.. Fitch's ncqualled Patent Silver
Plated abdominal Supporters.
DR.. Fitch's Improved Plated Steel Spring
Shoulder Bruce.
DR.. Fich's Silrcr Inhaling Tube.
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DR.. Fitch's Celebrated Six
Lectures

On the Prevention AID Cure of Consumpi
ton, Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart. &c,
and on the method Of preserving Health
and Beauty TO an Old ngc.
This book should b" IN every "a -nily. To
the c"n>umptive it points out the only rea'
sonnble hope for relief. To mothers. the
directions IT gives for The care aud cdura
ton of Children nre invaluable. $4,000
copies of this Book have passed through
the press. aud the sale continues undated.
For sale nv 5. :. FITCH 81 co, 7O7
Broadway. New York; aud Il. w. ROSS q
CO.. Athens. Tennessee
0-Dr. FIrCH'S GUIDE TO lNVA
LIDS, or Directions to persons using Dr.
F'ch's Remedies, to be had gratis, Of all
his Agents.
June n, lSJ0-tf. 81.
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J. n. LIrrINcOTT, EDMUND CLAYTON,
HENRY GRAMBo, GEORGE REMsEN,
BENZ. r. WILLIS.
Lia,piMcOtt, GranabO n Co.,
(Succ, ssors to Grigg, Elliot e. Coz
PUN LISAE RS,
BOOKSELLERS .i.rD ST.4TTONERS.
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
No. IA North Fourth street.
PHILADELPHIA.
BDUBLISHERS OF School. Theological,
4 Medical. Law, Classical and Miscella-
neous BOOKS, and fine editions Of Bibles and
Prayer Books, in every variety Of Bin,ling and
size. Also, Dealers in Paper Blank Books and
Stationery.
Country Merchants, Public Libraries, and
the Trade supplied on advantageous terms.
Feb. 8, ls50-1y 70
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MCEwen a. Gillespie

lave received and opened their stock oi
III SPRING IND SUMNER GOODS,
ar.'i very respectfully invite ,hose wishing to
purchase TO call and examine them.
April a, 1880 -
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l. Any n D 7 &c II.
VAN DYKE * CAMPBELL

VN NIXON VAN DYKE and TIlOS. J.
Il CAMPBELL, JR., having entered into
partnership in the practice OF the law, one or
both of them may at all times be found at
their Office, in Athens, next dnor to the store
of John McGau5hy, unless absent attending
the Courts.
Athens, Jan. 10. lS40-U II
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Augusta Advertisements.

BARRETT, CARTER s. co.,
AUGUSTA, GA..
IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICLNES, Prints, OLL9
AND GL.4SS,
"A RE now receiving, in addition to their
4 stock, 500 packages of Drugs, Medi-'
clnes &C.. &c. Among them are 20 cases.
superior Java Indigo; and so crroons No. Il
Srh. Il. Indigo; all OF which will be SOLD
as low as they can he purchased in New
York.
Feb. 90. lS5O-ly. "a
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NROCKERY WARE.--A large lot on
" hand and for sale bv
J.K. BROWN.
Oct 10. lS40-lf So
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COnfeC naries!

NOWCE-A!l persons indebted 10 the
individually. are requested 10
call and settle Their accounts.
WM. NJ SEHORN.
Athens, Tenn Nav 3, ISj0-Ii "a
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Groceries!

GOOD supply just received. embracing
u fine article OF brown SUGAR, al
Ten cents per pound.
WIN. II. BALLEW.
May II. lS50-tf 50
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UDOOkS DSTATIONERY.--A fine as
I'D sortment of Books and Stationery, com.
prising such School Books as are in general
use. inst received and for sale by
May 3, 80 5. X. REEDER.
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GEO. w. BRIDG e S,

Il UNJNT I Il II.IV,
ATHENS, EAST TENNESSEE,
uYRACTtCESi in the different counties com
4 posing tie THIRD Judicial Circnit-wiI
.atterh TO the collecting and securing OF claim
and will give his undivided attcn.:"h 10 al
business entrusted to his care.
March :, lSio--tf %
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branch Of the amendment providing punishment for sntcng
slaves away from this District, resulted as follows
y YEAS-Messrs. Atchison, Barnwell, Benton Berrien,
Bright Butler, Davis, Of Mississippi, Dawson, Dickinson,
Dodge, Of Iowa. Downs, Foote Houston, Hunter jones'
King, Mason, Morton, Pratt Rusk Sebastian, Soue Stur-
geon, Turney, Underwood, and Whiteomb-26.
n NAYS-Messrs Baldwin, Clarke, Clay. Cooper, Davis OF
Massachusetts Dayton Dodge Of Wisconsin Ewing Greene
Hamlin, Seward, Smith, Sprvance, Wales, Wnthrop-l5.
The question being taken by and nays the re-
naming amendment resulted as follows
YEAs--Mesrs. Atchson, Barnwel, Benton, Berrien,
Bright Butler Davis, of Mississippi Dawson, Dickinson,
Dodge Of Iowa. Downs Foote Houston Hunter jones' King,
Mason Morton, Pratt Rusk, Sebastian, Soule Turney and
Whiteomb-24
NAYs-Messrs Baldwin, Clarke. Clay. Cooper, Davis,
OF Massachusetts Dayton Dodge, of Wisconsin, Ewing,
Fech, Greene Hamlin Seward Smith, Spruance, Sturgeon
Underwood, Wales, Winthrop-1s.
The question then required the substitute Of Mr..
FoorE.
Mr.. FOOTE. Mr. President, being in the fullest sense
OF the term compromise man, and finding that this amend
ment Of the Senator from Maryland has received the sanction
Of the Senate will sacrifice my opinion to that Of the
Senate, and ask leave to withdraw my amendment
There being objection the amendment withdrawn
On motion Of Nh. MASON, the Senate adjourned.
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DISK . RAYMOND,s Agency for the sale Of tn

E,ISk q RAYMOND's Agency for the sale Of their
I Patent Metallic Burisl-case is now established on the
south side of avenue between Sd and ~ sees
to with economy and Dispatch suit all who favor with
their orders
The public are requested to call and examine the beauty
durability and indestructibeness OF these metallic coins
and they will be entirely satisfied to their superiority
all other collins now in
We are in possession abundance Of testimony given by
friends of the late Mrs ID. p Madison, Hon. j. G.. Calhoun
Hon. Thos j. Campbell and many other distinguished per-
sons remains entombed within these elegant
collins AL orders promptly executed BY NJ d. White.
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Will show the expenses for Louisiana for that year.
or nearly much the annual average Of receipts for the
East Eve years. and more than will probably be in future,
because no new land Of value will be broush into market
in future in thst State Indeed little land has been for
the last years. and the land therein being either very
superior or very Inferior the superior land IL oil sold Of rs
and very little afterwards. This position is sngulary fori-
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446,573

!, 446,573
Average per annum 0sl4 acres making at one dollar and
q quarter per acre. 1862 annually The estimates for
the next fiscal year for and other expenses in
LOUISIANA, 80. .SSl ,4l2
Add to this salaries and expenses Of four land dis
tricts in that State, ..................... 5000
And Of expenses Of General Land Office, 10, 100
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internal land States should
from time to time be made to the States the exgency OF
the case and the dictates of sound policy may require.
think, then, Mr. President have succeeded in show
ing
l. That the devastation Of these nundatons are immense
and entirely beyond the of the State prevent
2 That the Government has the power, and bound in
equity and Justice to grant the relief sought
g. That the previous grant of lS49 ought not be OBJ
lection.
A. That II is great national question, especially far
New Orleans is concerned.
s. That the land be ceded though not of great value in
trnscay and Of value to the United States still very
desirable to the State
g. That the grant sought is in entire accordance with the
recommendation Of the Executive branch Of the Government
and the Committee Of the Senate on the Public Lands
And If have there ought to be, and there will be-
no serious objection the BILL and that the committee will
soon report il back, and recommend its passage
The bill was then read FIRST and second time by its title,
and referred to the Committee Public Lands.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD, in pursuance OF notice, asked and
obtained leave to introduce joint resolution % amend re-
solution approved the 10th August $780, relative to the pay
men of dividends on interest on bounty scrip; which
was read FIRST and second time by its title, and referred to
the Committee on Finance.
The bill granting the State Of Michigan the right OF way
and donation of public land for the construction OF ship
canal around the falls of st. May in said State was read
third time and passed.
BOUNTY LAND BILL.
The Senate then proceeded the consideration Of the bill
granting bounty land certain officers and soldiers who have
been engaged in the military service Of the United States
Mr. SHIELDS. hope shall get through with this bill
in q few minutes.
The PRESIDENT. There is an amendment pending.
Mr. SHIELDS. Yes sir; butt have prepared an amend
ment which accords with the wishes Of the Senator from vr
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priestiey the original discoverer Of the 'ense o.
separating the hydrogen from the oxygen CO n,snea
m ater demo the result OF his expe. -iment
that there were unifo miy generated two parts OF the
o-mer aud part Of the latter Paine assuu YES 70
a. In lds experiment no other influence or sgeit IN
st.r than hydrogen IL may be that he combines. IN
an his discovery the Of hydrogen aud the evap O.
ia, ~ oxvgep; but II he seeks TO produce, solely
bys,cgen from water he would find himself In much
tier might in calling spirits from the vssty deep
s,r uumnhrev Bavy predicted that science would at
..i mai professor Paine seeks TO prove that he has
realized III he has succeeded all rules Of science and
order are inverted and there yet more under the
ss"OP' " PHILOSOPHY
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ssOftTIN0.

CENTREvILLE COURSE I.T.-rRoTTISG MONDAY
" June a. at o'clock match $500 aside mill heats. best
three In I've, in harn.ss Nhelrey names or M Cam
bridge Girl II. Smith enters Oh. m. Fanny. Husted n
kendals line Of omnhusee leave Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn
half-past two o'clock. r. NJ returning the
sport 10 over. Tsre each way ~ cent.
JOEL cONKLTN, Proprietor.
CARATOGA SPRINGS TRoTTING CoURsE---PURSE
y $3.50 mile heats best three in ave. So 70 the ssccod
best free all horses with the exception q Lady MOSCOW
and Suhoh OF July oh, 20 close June 18Th stg
I'm at Green kadde1s lhc Chatham square. same day
% so mile heats hest three In I've 20 harness. free
for all horses that over So To eiose ~
sh0ve.
rurss Of s $50 for second best mile heats best three in
saddle all horses with the exception of Lazy
suffolk on Tuesday July 9th, % close above
stated Tie proprietor would respectfully inform N,
pubic that hs for excluding Lady Moscow aud hs
o.n on scccunt PREVIOUS engagements AZ Balti-
but by the 5th % July. his will be AZ Saratoga
where she will be ready 20 match any horse, geld
~ DAVID BRYANT. Proprietor.
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FOUNDRY.


STnAn LN0ISE sANurACroRY AND YorNDRr-
" The Allaire NorksI r. Seeor and John Breasted late
o. e trm % u seoor Co.. having connected themselves
With the Management Of ths long established
ksnuactry aud Tosnary. widely known of the
extensive In the ccuntry. inform the public the
greatly improved condition % the large
ofhe most approved Machinery Tools sc and largely n
creased esracy for executing All orders fer machinery
and iron work Of the heaviest kinds and Of the possible
Descriptions IN A. short time eststlshme In this
country or Europe.
raricuiar stt.ncn 10 sven Steam Enri-.s and Boil
srs hsh and low pressure for ocean lake and river nayg
ton and Tor manufacturing purposes Iron Boa;s Sugar
nis and keilss and ssgsr hashnsry, Saw Wills Fienrns
ing Machinery for blast furnsees sod founds Grdees
and ether iron work for buildings Bells Of all made
ORDER Gearing and screws reasenabis sre
lengh, Hydraulic Presses, CylfnAsrs &c well
Kinds ofkepars Of EnFpes aud Boilers aud Machinery
Engines o. the follorng steamers manufactured At
this sstabshmen viz Isaac Newton 81 the North river
and Empire state q the Sound Nisgara o. Lake Ere
lard Aepiuwalrs u y. Steamship fanams X Coins's
line Of " Mail Steamers, Pacific and Baltic and
for the New Orleans water WORKS &c. &C.
All orders addressed 70 the Alare Works No t Cherry
street OF No Peek Sill will be promptly attended TO-
New York June LIST, lsa.
James PAairs having retired from the Works bess
leave 20 recommend the zane his Friends and all who sy
vsE anything in their line believing that all Who
them WITH csll vi sivsys ess their fstAfsy sre
cnfed. ard uren rsasonsbls tsrns.
New rork. Jus 1st. 1880.