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FROM ST. LUcrA.-We have received files Of
the 81 Lucia Palladium to the e5th ult The Gath,
the birth day Of the Queen, was celebrated with
appropriate ceremonies. The weather W" very
favorable. All the tanks in town, exhausted by
the late drouth, had been repenished, and the ca
malls and digs restored to effective order We
copy the following;
We have just heard that the Pearl Estate, ia
the Valley OF Roseau, the property OF w. Mater,
Esq has been the prey at destructive Ere, which
occurred last night bursing down the whole OF the
valuable works on that sugar plantation
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serjous ARRAY Mt Ithaca.

ITHACA, Friday, June q, 1850.
After the close OF the Circus last night, series
Of ARRAYS took place here. A number OF men and
women were seriously injured One man named
Null Deys cannot survive, his skull being broken
large number of warrants have been issued, and
arrests made. The origin Of the difficulty is not
yet known.
Deye, the man injured last evening, has since
died. No clue as yet to the murderers.
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xxXEst CONGRESS. First Session.

SENATE. .WAsBISGToS, Friday, June g.
After the usual routine of morning business, the
Senate resumed the considerat on Of the "Omni
bus" bill.
Mr. DAVIS of Miss resumed his remarks, sup
porting at some length the amendment submitted
by Mr.. Soule.
Mr. SoULE followed, in answer to Mr.. Websters
reply to his speech of Monday aud Tuesday, and
also IN answer to Mr.. Douglas.
Messrs. DOUGLAS and WEBSTER rejDined.
After which, the question was taken upon Mr.
soULEs r.mendment which was rejected-Yeas
10; Nays, SO, as follows:
YEAs-Achison BarnwelL Benien, Butler Clemens, Da-
Wis Of Nine Dawson, Downs, Foote, Houston, Hunter
King Macon, Morton, Rusk Sebastian Soale, Iurney
Yulee. 49,. -.
NAYs-Bscger, Baldwin, Bell Benton Bright Cass
Chase Clarke, Clay, Cooper, Corwtn, Davis OF Mas
D6vlon Dick,on Dodge OF Wis Douglas. feich O1esne
Hale Hamln, Jones, Miller Morris Pesrce Phelps tfaIl
Seward. Shields, Smith, Sturgeon Unoef"ooo OPhaui
Wales, Walker, Webster, Whlcomb.
Mr. DAVIS Of Mass. addressed the Senate at
length against the entire bill, and in support of
the principles OF the Wimot Provso He had not
concluded, when he gave way TO a motloa for al
journment Previous to the question being taken
upon the motion, Mr.. CLAY expressed adesire that
a general understanding should be had, that the
vote on the engrossment Of the bill should be taken
on w ednesdsy next, which was finally essented
TO- with the additional understanding that further
time would be given il any gentleman still de-
sired, at that time, to address the Senate.
After an Executive session, the Senate adjourned.
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LATE FROM BRAzrL.-We learn from Captain
Rodgers, Of the brig Cynthia, from Rio Janeiro
Nay 9, that the sickness had greatly abstsd when
he left that port. 1t had however, appeared among
the shipping Ia the River La Plata.
We also learn from Captain Littledell. Of the
bark Republic, which sailed from Para 10th inst
that the sickness had entirely left Northern Brazil
and was making its way soath.
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The steamer vIceroy Ashore near Halifax.
The California Question.

WASHINGTON, Friday, June e.
Governcr Doty requests the Members friendly to
the separate and immediate admission of Califor-
mia, to meet in the House Of Representatives this
evening.
The ultra southerners are said to have held
caucus on Wednesday evening and resolved to H.
sst upon the adoption of the Missouri Compromise
line ut all hazards
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Washington s!s, 23xs4 5.................... iiO5
adjoining. INV
SHOOTING AFFAIR-On Thursday afternoon a
crosd collected in front Of the store OF Oohrau
uererif, in Clinton at. and in few moments m Ia
NAMED Jacob Hatsock, residing at IL Avenue a;
ran into the store and inquired who 1t was tnat nad
iust pointed pistol at him. he YES o'uersa 70
Leave the premises bat refused, but was hnaiiy
comneued to do so by Mergriff, who, after putting
him out. threw brick at him. Hztsock, highly ex-
80 ran back TO the store and seized chair, In
.'.S;,g 10 strike him, when Mr.. NJ. drew pistol
md snapped it several times at him bat without
S;schareing it. One Philip Smith then took the
nis,ol and fred at Hatsock, who received shot
r The face and 2 in his arm. The injury, however,
90. not severe. The origin Of the difficulty was
not s,certained, as the testimony in the case has
-, been taken. Officer Wiley and Pousson OF the
Ssventeenth Ward. arrested Smith and Msrgrif
vbo were committed by Justice Simpson for ex-
animation.
suIcrpE-At Clifton, Staten Island, the body Of
Omar schiebler, native Of Prussia, aged 90 years,
ua. found Yesterday afternoon in the woods about
a nile from Vanderbelt's landing. When fodnd
nistol was lying by his side which had been dis
charged, and it is supposed he committed sGicide
by shooting himself He left his home in this city
on the 2lst Of last month, and was partially de-
ranged at the time.
YoUsG RoBBER-A young thief who says
his name is George Thompson, was yesterday
caught in the dwelling Of Farley n Gray, Esq
: Ar Marks place, in the act OF stealing siVe'
card case. The family had gone into the country
leaving only the srEants at home.
BuReIARY.-On Thursday night the premises Q.
NJ w. Gray, Is Chambers a. were broken In ana
robbed Of a large quantity Of clothing, tosetne,,
with cases Of surgical instruments, vslueo 10 sn
a, s2O0, with which the burglar escaped
Fousp DsowEED-The body OF an Gn&no 20 q
rsn was found yesterday afternoon az the GOT o.
Tnm..' alp Fest River. The Coroner was nou
sd ard viii bold an inquest thia morning.
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DreosrisUEp.-Pierpon. Center, Ashs.bul.
ioHty, Ohio.
NIkts CRASGED.-W isonyille. Adsms County
'ss,esania-nRms changed to Bsrdersvile ~
~ss, Bedford Coanty, Pennsy lyanis -nsme
l'sged st Clairsyille" Wheatland. Laocas.
b, M;Ras.y, PsunsyIvanis-nsme changed to "Mar.
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Severe storm.

BALTIMORE, Friday, June %.
A severe storm yesterday visited Cumberland.
The wind blew down the walls Of a large hotel in
course Of erection, smashing in an adjoining HAIL
road depot The stables of the Nationa' Road
Stage Company were struck by lightning and
burnt to the ground. The horses and coaches
were all saved The loss is not known.
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FRoHi CARDEsAs-Dates to the 18th inst have
been received, which repor. the inhabitants to be
free from all anxiety relative TO another Invasion
Business was progressing as usoaL
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Court of Armenia.

ALBANY, Friday, June %.
Default opened in Nos. ll6 &c, 6s, 60 and So.
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oHRIsTV's nrINsTRELs.


40 q. BROADWAY, between Grand and Broone al1.
.N-OPEN EVERY MONT DURING THE WEEK.
Ne original and ge.l-kn0wn
CiiRIsrYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
fs fr1i established aud oessl 0Tgeaizea psno 10 zoe
egrsruoa Of d, z. Carisy. They viii have he honor
gfvrg ,hsir o,fgnsl SIC irnlee entertainments eT;
L.i usni tgFtner notice.
.sm,acn :, ceu.. Uorr open al = Com ~'' NM
nnse q O'Clock. -.
A sseInoon ccucen OF Saturday, commencing at
t.Oei pm ieA lwiss
usnOhsr lniNsTHEl.s, AT ThE OLfaclo
sleef tns direcuon Of the GREAG ORIGINAL rum
lEY-Tls beautiful establishment has been recenly 70
ID and sted for lbs Summer season and II is
be nusi comfortable Teso In the city The continued sue
hat aas favored hi inmitabe Baud OF hoplAn pef
bnsr has stamped them being ms ne plus ultra OF
hqfo HnmOnsls.
linissioo q eea,s Doors open al 7-couceri at H.
khnfbooa Concern " cdncsdsys ana osioIdays-
soop open al 2-conceri ai Socock )ezl
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Troons for Neyy-Mexico,

WAsHIEGToS, Thursday, June r.
During the last week the Government has or
dered GOO troops from different depots for New
Mexico.
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Post Once Operations.
i The Postmsstes General has established the fol.
Ilsog rev Post OHices for the week ending Jane
4, 1859.
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s,ARNUM,s AMERICAN MUskUM.-P. y

SARNUM,s AMERICAN MUskU NJ. "
bbARNUM, Manager and Proprietor; John UIesnwooe'
ASSISTANT Manager Performances al 81 aud u &C OcA-
IN beautiful ana Immense esteofsemenh having etered
pa TIE second week VI lie reopening now re8iLng,
asyey seuse, the mod triumphant success In th- new
gorgeous Lecture Room will be psrormed the moral
u domestic drams Of the Dn1nksrd' IL attracts I'm
se houses every evening Ths afternoon performances
y q the interesting sad enusing character ss1
Il J. hArneeou tbs wonderful Magician and Nenlrio
l beng reeugsged will appear every afternoon ths
,-k miiOE OF euhosu-s are 10 be found sfrayet In
enlsge CT Queen Adelaide Admission IS cents; chill
.en ense5 10 years, l2i cents je2t
RARNUM's CHINESE MUsHUu--5Ss Broad
.pwg, belwesn SpIlng and Pnaee sls.-P. BAR.
nVh Proprietor ard Msnsg largs aud interest
y objection remains bus shori ume longer 10 Tue
nv nagnlhcent exhibition Of Chinese dgures curosues
eaIal spseimeas VI ingenuity, SC. fon tho Celestial
habits the lgous worship the insrcsntle Gus.
mteaxnics Il operations and The sciences OF he Ch
-. ia ntinfcay valuable aud beyond description. IN.
ssease, aEusing and gnutgiug. Open every day aud
srssiht non A. NJ. al 10 r. NJ. Ad mission y cents;
II -oe 20 nroer 10 years ~ cents. ieso thsua
i nh DUssNLDOkF ACADEMY Oe FINE
/ ahIs-new Paorlugs receelly arrived from Europe,
inch is Oennsoia" by Koeher, work Of ART OF
s etees class. THO exhlbluoa OF Paintings by Arsts
Nseosc SCHOOL, has received many sSdiii0ns ard rs
sbepen II tse two roogs no Esl Of toe Church
u vNhe UpiS 70 brosawsy belween scnng and Prince
In tOm II 1clook An. nj 70 o'e res Pm NV "'N'
emission, - oerni Season Tickets 50 cents; Cs,s
tess l2l eens i.,s n
tWASHINeTON HALL, SOS BROADWAY
Nv Ngauy crowded 10 hsuing sOns wonderful Nov
lk Diossnias-Tho Creation u the World TIE De.uea
slarn Abbey, TIE Polar Regions, River Raas and isl.
ssls every Gay ssSl P. H. Tickets p eeu,s children
tstree Jag It.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

FOURTH or JULY IN HARsIaUs -hsns'ous
srci.s. will be he'd in the Garden and GROUNDS q
Mr.. Edward Hszen, near the brewery corner u
Second and Hsight sts. Harsimus--adioinins jersey
City-on the Fourth OF July
All O'Clock PM dinner will be served up oy
the ladies. Tickets 50 cents EACH may De naa o.
us..r,. Barnes Mackey, corner OF Greenwicn
and yesey SITS. The proceeds 10 be appropriated
,o,hs N r. new Church edifce now erecting at
Harsimus.
Sermon in the morning on the grounds at IL
O'Clock, by Rev. J. Hsgany distinguished minis
ter of Philadelphia After dinner, interesting ad'
dresses will be delivered by other ministers.
JERSEY CITY AYD PAvosIA-The hrst OF the
new line of Omnibuses TO run from the Ferry 10
and through Hsrsimus and Payonia, made its ap-
pesrsnce in our city Wednesday. handsome
omnibus il il too, Of the regular Nev-York fashion
clean and comfortable with seats for twelve"
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REAL EsrArE.-The following lots were sod
yesterday!

BIZ A. II. MULLER-Juue %.
lot with Ssiory brick dwelling, corner OF Dslancy
and Columbia sts 25x8O.
lot with s,ory brick dwelling 90 Joining 4If"
'seanI ". J1 "a Sy.ss 400
=. ,sioining - .......,.......... 400
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NFW.YORK TRIBUNE.

- o.uy TRiBUFH u fVbLiS
YsI fEw,v sossIso, lsUsDAr' EHcErrhD,l
rfM - saiIdiax., corner Of sprscs
A. The rris. .sr,s,., opposite .hs Ciy Hal. Ia,
% s S :, :. /. 'ass''s S' ss ss:.
20 =. nco&s or yenSsr, Five Dolis.s per ernum, Il
sro cenu Nal . ,sssr for siz months For three
ssS's sIss ysp r.s eSssa " 81 ed
hsnxes vfb conpuy 800 are higher ibrn thoso Of TIA
. q, O. 80 .s ss .isrsi ~ iso'en'''
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OTTO COTTAGE, HoBoKEN.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS
RrRAuSS,S CELEHAArED BAND,

Comprising IS Performers.
EVERY MONDAY, Wednesday and Fddey, from
II SPM tos IN. Ferriage reduced TO four cenis
hB.-n case the weather 10 unfayorsble the Concert
vii CONE "a ,hs srst lair dav iel7 Hts
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81 TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
From Washington.

SpeciaI Di,pateA 20 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday June q.
A terrific accident took place yesterday AZ .ne
new wing Of the Patent Office, through c0iPaO'0
defect Ia the scafFolding A number Of worA"en
were injured, some of them severely.
A son of Mr.. Thorn was shot in the gro'n 5eo'e'
day by a colored boy employed in bis ia'nef WV
ward. There is good deal Of excitement In c'"
sequence -L;.L
There was severe storm last evening" WIN"
deranged the telegraPbc communication
The Union continues its ravings a'ou' NC"
Mexico. =,
co,y1RmxD BY The sESATE-Wm. M. King,
Surveyor and Inspector Of the Revenue, Portland
Oregon; VIM Porter, ditto, Nisqually, Oregon
From WnshIngton-A California Caucus
Special Di,pateh to The Tribune
WAsHISGToS, Friday, June %.
Hon. ]. D. DorY's call for Caucus is published
this morning Its object is to devise ways and
means for securing the prompt Admission oil Gait
fornia as an independent measure. The REPRE-
sentatives Of Freedom weary OF these harasSlng
DELAYS, which are intended to wear out their pa
tiepce and force them to unreasonable concessions
Cel;fornis will coma in al1ne SIC.
The Steamer Vlceroy Ashore near Halifax.
HALIFAX, FRIDAY. June %.
The nonarriva OF the steamer Viceroy up to
last night gave cause for much anxiety This
morning intelligence was received that she went
ashore on Tuesday evening at halfpast o'clock
on shag Is and, between Cape Sable and the Sea
Islands-the weather being very thick where she
now lies, and she is so far damaged that the water
flows in and out Of her with the tide. II. Al. stearo
er Columbia is alongside 'ering assistance, and
hopes are entertained, when the leaks are stopped
of getting her off
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Fousp DsowEED.-The body Of an unHnoFa
nan was found yesterday afternoon az the 'oot o.
Jsmes' slip. Fest River. The Coroner was ao"'
sd and viii bold an inquest thia morning
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c,llfosaia, Ore s0n, and the Sandwich ISLANDS,
ouslshed or he departure OF each Mall steamer iOf
s.tsgres Price 81 cent? per copy. - ,,,,
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CITY ITEMS.

The HEAr-Yesterday was he sultriest day oil
the season. From early dawn till near midnight
the air was like damp hot blanket, ldei about
ones face. Though the sun shOne bat little during
the day, the heat abated nothing of its intensity
and even the refreshing rain which came late in
the evening, scarcely changed the temperature Of
the atmosphere. We have rarely felt shaded
heat m,re oppressive. To-day, from the cool wash
ing of the rain, will undoubtedly be much more
pleasant.
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mise Ct procuring him situation The man ar
rested denies the truth of the statement The
hisl will show which is right.
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DUsKIRK LoTs-The sales Of real estate at
DunkIk were brought to close yesterday, and
have yielded ample prices to the ow ers The in
ttrest in the sales increased daily. The following
are yesterdays results
RY RIFECKER-I
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TIE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
Nor Raropeaa Circulation,
TIE HEW-YoRK TRIBUNE

. .ss.s-i on The departure II each Msu steamer 10.
rpcol Price Ct cents per copy or ~ per ye' Po'az'
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rrpnss OF ADVERTISING.
Tkkk&sAS p.,,,,vfl ~ ddcdnee.

Pay~ai B'qaF'1 !" -. ,,,.-,,o,
BasiHcss 49,. Ssr Ilnes or less, escn insertion,
Gencral N o. M csss per line each day.
see-.,. .Svryt,s~ssents.--fNsIDE ines,
GesefIs ,sssrros 30 ceuis; over eight hines, cents
~ ss M Eleas .es or lena each insertion Is cents
vsSsi Ines cens per Zoe per day, OF 70 cenn per
h.I,,e,ovs ara TrnERANcs NOTICES and nLRrIAeEs
= FvssRtL isvTTATIoSs, cot exceeding 20 "o'os' VII
= Insssrsd for . cents
....I aSycrtIsemerfs-At the rates hxsd BY hs
an Advertisements Inserted 10 this paper appear bo'h IN
A. Morning and Evening Editions.
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,rrvv-yopz WEEKLY TRIBUNE

- every Snurdav Morasa1, al tho low price o. - Pe,
am IN advance Eight copies far SIC or fweny soP,sS
= cpe address for S10 and tho paper IL no csso o""
>Sood tae ume for which II is paid. -. a, ..,,.
riSysrseen,s o- IIis sheet win be charged 20 cen"
- TIE esch iuserIinn.
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a pabishod every Wecnesddt ana Snat"@t iN's'
rye s. per suDum Two copies Tor %.
lavey4isemeuts cents line each insertion
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II TIE keeper Of of an Intelligence Office was
arrested yesterday and held 10 bail on charge OF
getting ANAL sum Of money from mGn on pro
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08
Philadelphia Advertisements.
LINN, NIT H & CO.,
No. 2l34 Market street,
Phil@0eli1hi0,
Wholesale Druggists

AND DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Surgical and
ObstetriCal Instruments, .Medicine Chests,
Medical Saddiebags. Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils WindOw Glass, Tar-
nishes, Dyestu0s; Peyumery. SC.
Also, Manufacturers Of the celebrated
Congress flirting Ink and Ink Po,cder.
'INHIS Ink is unsurpassed in quality, hav-
L. ing never failed to commend itself
wherever it has been bruugh, into use. We
are now prepared TO furnish it Of all coors.
in bottles trol quart 10 one ounce. neatly
packed in boxes from one 10 thee dozen
each.
l.. s. s. Co., have at all times complete
assortment of every article in their line. 10
which they invite the attention of DRUG
GISTS and COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
In the selection and preparation Of their
articles they spare no pains to have them
of undonbted qualities, SO that they feel
prepared TO fill the orders Of JibGsss,''ss -
wis wish !. pure s',. Druss' the Dyspepsia.
are also careful as to the style OF puluuy
up and packing their Goods, in order to
insure their safe carriage TO any point in
the country.
Orders BY letter will at all times receive
prompt and careful attention, and to any
Druggist of responsibility, our Price Cur.
rent will be sent If requested.
july &c, 1S50-6m O6
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08
Mail Line from Knoxville
TO DALTON.
TAYLOR, BRIDGES T. JACKSONS,

=
HAVING obtained the contract for
Ill carving the Mails from Knoxville
% Dalton. Tor four years from the hfs'
Of July, 1850, respectfully inform the
public tina, their line will be we'll stocked
with No. Troy Coaches. fine Horses,
aud sober, good Drivers, and no pains nor
expense will be spared to carry passengers
through with comfort and safety. This
route traverses beautiful and interesting
lection of country embracing the Ocoee and
Hlwassee valleys, and travellers will certain
find it TO their advantage to take this line.
On this line for the South, intersecling
the Western and Atlantic Railroad, at
Dalton, passengers will leave Knoxville at
6 A. NJ, Lailv, excep, Sundays. and arrive
at Dalton by 6 A. Nj. next day; that is,
IN time to take the Cars South
Going North the Coaches will leave Dali
ton at 7 P. NJ, daily. except Sundays,
and arrive at Knoxville by p. NJ. next
days, running through Clevelaa nd. Charles.
ton, Calhoun, and Athens daily, and
through Madisonvlle. Maryville, Philadel.
phia and Campbel's Station, every other
day, (that is. three times week by Madl-
sonvlle and Maryvlle. and three times BY
Philadelphia, Bair's Ferry and CampbelPs
S,a,ion.) making daily arrivals at KNOX
VILE, and arriving and departing at the last
named place so as 10 accommodate travels
ATS coming from the East or going in that
direction.
rhpy repeat that no pains nor expense
will be spared TO ensure the safety and
comfort OF passengers, and they hope 10
receive share oil public patronage.
Their stands will be at the best houses in
the country. and the Stage fare reasonable.
Athens, June IA, lS50-,f %
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08
Wool Carding.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
L public that he has just started two new
Wool Carding Machines. seven mile.
Southeast of Athens. on Chesiua Creek
and will execute any work IN that line in
the very best style. at the usual prices
Persons from a distance will have Their
work attended 10 promptly IN every in
stance. For every ten pounds of Wool
one pound of clean grease is required 10 be
furnished. If the Wool is properly cleaned
and we'll prepared, he will warrant the
work we'll done. JNO. }. DlAON.
Aug. l6, ls50-tD w
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NEW MACHINE SHOP!

THE undersigned has located himself miles
l. East of Athens, on Chestua Creek, and
has now on hand and will contiue to MANN
facture Wool CARDING MACHINES, OF the latest
improved style, and superior to any that have
ever been seen in this country: also Porta-
BILE HORSEPOWER and Threshing Machines ofan
improved and superior quality, aud calcu-
lated to ,hresh any kind of Grain and Clover
Seed. These Machines are all manufactured
with great care, with view to durability,
and will be disposed OF Oh accommodating
terms.
The undersigned will also repair any kind
of Machinery, and will promptly attend to
any business in his line with which he may
be favored. lie will also manufacture pat
terms for Cast Machinery of any kind.
JOHN J. DIXON.
June IA, 1S50-Gm W
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HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS
4. Il. Ferry e. Co..
AUGUSTA, GA,

HAVE now On hand full stock of Hats
IL Caps, Bonnets and Umbrellas, Of
every style and quality. AS we have ouI
Goods direct from the Manufacturers we
are enabled to sell as low and on as good
terms as can be had in any market. Mer-
chants and dealers in want OF any articles
in our line, would do well IN looking al
our stock before buying elsewhere.
Call at f.. l.. Feny & Co.'S Store, Neal
the Mansion House, Augusta, Ga.
NIB. Particular attention given to orders
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Groceries for Sale.

50O BAGS RIO, Mraca5o and Java
wv Coffee;
$50 hhds. Muscovado, Porto Rico, and
81. Croix Sugar;
200 boxes and barrels Loaf, Crushed,
Powdered and Clarified Sugar;
ITO hhds. Molasses;
200 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, ass'd;
25 chests Hyson, Imperial and Black Tea;
50tons Sweedes, Bar, Hoop, and Band
Iron;
l4OO kegs Nails and Brads;
1000 lbs. Cast, German and Blister Steel;
5000 sacks Salt;
An assortment OF Specs, Soaps, Can-
dies, Gun Powder, Shot, Bar Lead, Buck.
cts, Brooms, Liquors. sc.
BAKER, WILCOX & co.
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WAR OF 1872!

A LII persons who served in the War OF
IA 1879. rs or ia, or any Indian War
since 1890, are. under a late Act Of Con-
gress, entitled to Bounty Land. The un'
dersigned are prepared to regulate the
claims of all persons who may entrusl them
to their care. All persons who have been
IN any wise disabled ia the service OF the
United States at any time, OF the heirs OF
such persons as have died. are entitled TO a
pension.
No charge made where the claim Is not
secured. J W. BLACK WE'LL,
w. +. BLACK W Sill.
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