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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF an execution issued from
nd the Circuit Court Clerks Office of
Bradley county. and 10 me directed, IN "a.
vor Of Simeon Graves and wife +. liza
Graves, for the use of James Shelton,
against Russell lawson AID REYNOLDS
Lawson. will, on the 9TH day of May
next, expose to public sale. at the Court.
house door in Cleveland, Bradley county,
Tennessee. the following described pieces
or parcels Of land. To WI: one hundred and
twenty acres of land, frs, Ringe. West o!
The basis liae. second Township, and 25,h
Section. being the West half and South.
cas-, corner of the Southwest quarter Of
SAID Section. beginning al the North west
corner Of said iir>l mentioned part; also.
forty acres OF Land. first Range, West Of
he basis line, second Township, and 25lh
S'pcuDn, Icing the South west corner OF the
NorIh.we quarter o! said Section, be-
ginning 1T the South. west corner Of said
quarter; also, Io'ty acres Of Land, first
Range, West Of the basis line. second
Township, and 25rh Section. being the
North ca rorner Of the North west quar-
'rr Of said Section, beginning at the North.
ra>t corner Of SAID quarter; also, forty acres
% Land, first Range, West OF the basis
line. second Township. and 2jlh Section,
being ,he Northwest corner of the North
west quarter Of SAID Section. beginning at
the North west corner of said quarter; also.
tort, acres OF Land, first Range. " est of
the basis llnr. second Township. 25lh Sec.
ton. BEN. the Northeast corner o; the
South, wcsl quarter Of said section, begin
mig at III" Northeast corner OF SAID quar-
reG also. lo,ty arrcs Of Land, fist Range,
West of the basis line, second wnship,
and 2J,h Section, being the Southeast cor.
nrr Of the North west quarter OF said Sec
non. beginning AT the Southeast corner oi
said quarler-lcved upon as the properly
or REYNOLDS Lawson, 10 satisfy said exc
culiun and costs thereon, and will be sold
On said dav unless debt and costs are pre-.
sious!y paid.
TIOS. l.. BATES, Sheriff
Of Bradley county.
March Is. lS50-6-Pr's fee 50 II
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MUSICAL ACADEMY
,aT'HEyNS, TENN.

rENIIE undersigned having located in this
4 place, respectfully tenders his services to
the citizens of Athens, and all others who may
favor him with their patronage. The Session
will commence on the LIST Monday IN
March next, and close the last Saturday IN
july. lie has had Piano manufactured to
order, which enables him to speak OF ITS SUI
periorlty.
TER.NS-Per Session Of Fre Months:
Piano Forte, Guitar, Violin, Flute, CIario'
nett. and every description of Wind lnstr"-
mcnts, two lessons per week, each lesson one
hour, $l5,00.
Instructions in Musical Composition, two
lessons per week, each lesson one hour,
$4,000. ~.
ExTnAs-s2,OO for the use of the Piano.
All PAYABLE ut the close of the session.
GUSTAVUS r. KNABE.
Fob % 1S10-tf ~
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WASHING MADE EASY !

Or hom TO Hash Clothes riihoul .Nachincs,
WashLoards, or Pounding Barrels.
SEND ME ONE DOLLAR. Free OF
~ Postage. and | will send YOU, by mail,
a printed circular. giving plain directions
Tor WASHING CLOTHES, that will en-
able one person to do all the washing OF
a large family before breakfast. thus avoid
ing all the confusion of a washing day.
This melhod requires no machines. wash
boards or pounding barrelS-NO RUBBING
THE SKIN OFF YOUR FINGERS
no ,earn. of buttons. and wearing OFT
clothes. This plan SAVES THE CLoTnE>.
makes them whiier, and never INJURIES the
fines, fabric. The articles used cost but
few cents for large washing. The clrcn.
lar also contains directions Tor CLEAR
SEARCHING, IRONING LA CES.
WASHING and CLEANING SILKS.
KID GLOVES, removing stains. grease
spots, Sc. These are the greatest cheml
cal discoveries of the age. All the hotels,
steamers, and large laundry establishments
use nv method OF washing. Send letters
To MADAME BEAVELT, Pa,en, l.aun.
dress, Ann Street, New York, postage paid.
March |, IS5O-3m 10
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue q! an execution issued from
~ the Circuit Court Clerks office. and 10
me directed. wherein John Hambrighl Is
painuT and Francis W. Lea, Luke Lea
and Gideon b. Thompson are defendants,
will, on he 9TH day Of May next, sell for
cash in hand, to the highest bidder, at The
Court house door IN the town Ct Cleveland,
all the right, title interest and claim, IN and
,c the following described pieces OF p'rce'S
Of Land, lying and being in the county OF
Bradley, and Ocoee District, TO wll:-The
South cas-, and South west quarters OF Sec
non twenty -four Township one and Rang"
one, west Of the basis line; also, III acres.
the South side of the North east quarter OF
Section lhnly-'our, Township and Range
same as above; also. the Southeast quarter
OF Section eight, Township two, and Range
one, West at the basis linz; also, the Souh-
", ST quarter OF Section thirty -three, Towns
shrp two, and Range one, West OF the basis
line; also, twenty acres of OF the South,
west quarter CT Section twenty, Township
Two. and Range one, West Of The basis line,
IN the Ocore District, Bradley county.
Tennessee-whIch right, title. interest and
claim above described Is levied upon as
the properly OF Luke Lea, to satisfy said
execution and the costs thereon, and will
he sold on said day unless debt and costs
are previously paid.
JOHN NJ. BATES.
Deputy Sheriff.
March Is, ls5O-7l-Pr's lee 80 Is
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TO FARMERS.

WANTED, for the use Of the laborers
w upon the Railroad, Beef. Bacon,
Butter. Vegetables, SC. Also, Corn, Oats,
Hav, Fodder. SC. For the above articles,
in large or small quantities, | will pay the
highest market prices, 10 be delivered at
my Sto:e, on the line of the East Tennes.
see and Georgia Railroad, 8 miles below
the Red Clay Council Ground, in Murray
county, Georgia.
SYLVESTER JONES,
Contractor.
Feb. Is, Is5o--h ~
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DECATUR ACADEMY.

,B'IiE Summer session Of this Institution
will commence on the first Monday IN
April next. under the superintendent OF
Mt. VIM. THOMPSON.
Terms, per session Of fire months:
Spelling, Reading, Writing. Arllhmetlr.
Enalish Grammar. and Geography, $500.
The higher branches at 800 and 81 90,
Boarding can be had at !; 90 per week.
by order Of the Board.
JOSEPH McCORKLE,
Chairman.
Decatur, Ten, March Is, ISjO-G,-U
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AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS
Piano FORT TIES. VI USIC .4.NU
JEjTELRY.
CHARLES CATLIN 4 co,
(Near The United States Iolel,)

(Ncar The Cni'ed States Iiolel,)
AUGUSTA. G.l,
A RE the only authorized Agents for
N. CHICKERING'S. Nnnn's < Clark, and
Adam SludlrI's Piano For,es. They keep
constantly on hand a large assortment Of
Instruments from the above Manufactures.
embracing every variety Of style OF q, Ga,
I'll and I "rrnv"s, wh,rh they will sell at
the lowest Facinry prices. giving their Cwn
and ,hr makers guarantee as being perfect
IN every respect. Their stock Of Music
Volrn>. Gtmars. Ganjos. Futes aud Ac-
cordeons, Is larL" and well selected.
Thry ai,o have large stock OF Watches,
Jew,n aud Silver Ware, which they will
sell low.
Al orders will receive prompt attention.
and wI b" -uaranlerd 10 give Satisfaction
IN rvety respect.
Feb. -. i>JO-h' "A
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InOS. Richards ~ Son
:DDGAsELis;RS,
Si0!ioncrs, R0GhGinffrs. and k:ianE LO0h;
.VGnMfnC!urTrs,

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
q LSO, Manufacturers ard Direct Importer;
"a Of every KIND of COMES. BLIIC.N,S,
SCSPE.N)ERS, $ pectaclcs, Needles, Pms,
Perc ,ssion Caps, Violin Strings, IIo"ks and
Eyes, Whnlcbone, Beads, Marbles, knitting
Pms, BRUSHES of every descriptions, Soaps,
Shaving Boxes, Tapes, Brbhins, Threads
cotton and linen, Purses. Pocket Books, Ra.
zor Strops, Musical Instruments, l.ooking
Glasses, Necklaces, German IIarps, Ink, Sew.
Ing SILK, Lead Pencils, Bonnet and Cap Wire.
md n great variety of other El.NCY .4RIT.
CLfS too numerous to mention, which usn-
ally takes much tine to find, and TO which
they are constantly making additions--aIl
which they have made cyprrssl, for the Conn
try Ira lie. 6r5-Ncw G""ds received every
week. Gait AND EXAMINE Goops AND PnIcEs.
jHnuary IL, l~5n--ly 60
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C1COcC SCs.af.sHry,

LOCATED AT GEOHti L TOW N
Hamilton county. Tam
EN7AS opened on the frs. Monday OF
w January last. for tho reception Of
young Ladies md Gentlemen.
The Trustees TAX great p'ensurc in am
nouncing to the pubic Ihn, they have SO.
cured the service. of Rev, J. l. Mcdowell
and +. p. CALHOUN 10 take charge of the
Institution, ("hlcn Is now under an entirely
new organza,inr.) md will in future be
conducted by the JOINT supervision of 'h'se
gentlemen. The Board can now cherfnlly
r"romm"nI tn" Seminary to III" confidence
and patronage of an enlightened public.
The locality is n most desirable ono
being lucnttd in fertile and HEALTHY re-
gion of country. surrounded with good so
cir,y, md free from the TEMPTATIONS to vice
and dissipation Combining lhcs" ndvnn,n'
gcs with the industry. ability mud nntlrlng
energy of the Instructors. tie Trustees fee |
It no hnustiny 10 say, here is place tor
young Indies aud Gentlemen TO obiuin
lhorouy, Aradrnic Edurn,ion.
A preparatory Department will he CON
nec,rd with the Seminary. in which there
viii be given thorough instruction in q II the
Elementary branches usually taught in our
Common Schools.
The c"moIcc Academic course will ON.
brace three regular ycars-,hc Junior. Mid.
die and Senior.
Course Of Study.
JUNIOR Glass. -Arlhme'ir, Modern Gei
ogra ply. English Grammar completed, HIS.
tory u. s.. Latin ID Greek Grammar, Latin
and Greek Read"r.. Ecm"n'ary A lgcbra.
Nipple Glass. Geography.
Mythology, Botany, Ancient History. Cesar.
Virgil, Greek Testament. Algebra, (Bour'
don,) Geometry. (Dav'es,) C"mposillv" and
Defamation.
SENIOR Glass. Rhetoric, Mental and
Moral SILENCE. Natural Philosophy. Aslr"n.
omy. Chemistry, the Classics, and higher
Mathematics.
TUITION-Ter session Of Fire Months:
Primary Department, - w
Junior Class, 10 W
Middle Class. II 60
Srninr Class, 10 w
There is attached to the Institution, n
large und cummodion> Boarding House. nm.
der the supervision of faithful mo accom-.
modatlng gentleman, VIII" will TAX" pleasure
IN muklrg all VIII" may board with him
happy md comfortable.
Boa rdng can be had II, S. 90 per week,
and in good private families at from s. to
81 % per week.
Tuition fees are TO be paid ono half in id.
vance.
Rev. HIRAM DOUG LASS.
President.
DIR. JAMES NJ CAMPBELL, Secretary.
CHARLES llUTcnIsoN, Esq. Treasurer.
~ Letters in regard to the INSTITUTION.
ran be directed to Rev. J. l.. Mcdowell. or
r. p. Calhoun, Limestone, Hamilton county
Tenn.
Feb. l. lsJ0-tf II
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MIME CIEWING TOBACCO; Fresh
n Tarlaric Acid; Tamarinds; DIR. Il. l..
Soule's Oricu'al or Sovereign Balm Pals;
DR.. A. TrAsk's Magnetic On'men'-just
received and Tor sale al the Athens Dug
Sore, by NM. BURNS.
Aug. lO,llS0 1T AZ
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vENIIE. subscriber bcgs leave through this
Il method 10 return his thanks for the lib
eral patronage cHtcnhed linn by his friends
and would respectfully solicit continuance
of the same.
Among my assortment Of C*NDsES
may be found three hundred patterns and ia
,ors, plain and fancy, all of which are war
rnn,cd to keep good in any climate, wih n
general assortment of foreign fruits, Nuts,
Preserves, &c.
Strict attention paid to the paclsing Of
Goods, and delivered free of drayngr.
fL- All Goods warranted according to rep
rcsrntat.on Persons wishing il will he for
wordcd Il list of articles with prices Orders
for any article in the city will be attended 10
nv .!USUPI K. MANN,
Candy .Nnuinc'ory and Fruit Store:
No. 20 Light ST.. Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore, March 8, l55)--2m--N6
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5 A IBID T. H IL ".
n z W CO N G. E r N!

~ - wv " ~ ~ " e N ~
FINIIE subscribers would respectfully ln-
l. form the public that they have com>
menceh the SADDLERY and HARNESS
MAKING business, in Athens. Tenn, in
the BRO shop on the North side of the
Public Square, formerly occupied by James
Mayo. where they will keep constantly on
hand an assortment Of Saddles. Brides, SC.
From long experience il the business they
Halter themselves that they can furnish the
people OF this section with better articles
IN their line Than they have been in the
habit Of purchasing for the same money
They use none but The hest materials, and
all jobs will be executed in workman like
manner, and those who purchase from
them may calculate on getting The worth Of
their money. BY manufacturing good
work AT low prices, and constant attention
to business, they hope 10 merit and receive
liberal share Of public patronage.
RICHARD HALEY s. Co.
sUs Feathers. Beeswsx, Tallow, Corn,
Beet Hides, Pork, Bacon, Linsey. Flax
and Tow Linen. &c., taken in exchange
for work at market prices.
Athens, Feb. 9, lSl9-,f 10
EROCERIES-A good stock Of Sugar,
~ Coffee, Molasscs. Aeon hand and for
n lie by S.. REEDER.
Athens, April 81, ls49-U 81
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LIST or LETTERS

EMAlNING in the Post. Office a,
Aa Athens. Tenn, on the Is, day Of April,
1850. which, il not taken uul by the isr OF
July next. WILL BE- sent on 10 the General
Pusl.Ol as dead letters.
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UNITED STATES MALL LINE
.yEJy' YORK and CN9RLESTO.v
Steam .sHiA Line.

SNFUW SHsV HIfWs
'HNTIE Steamships, NOR 14ERN'ER, Capt.
Il r. S. BuDp, and SOUIHEE.NER,C Capt.
NJ. BERRY. will leave Charleston, S. c., for
New York every Saturday afternoon. after
the arrival of the Western Cars. These boats
are handsomely fitted up, well commanded.
travelling public.
State room berth s25, Lower Cabin open
berths $40, Siecrage Passage So.
No berth secured until paid Tor, Apply to
HENRY MUSHROOM, Agent,
Cor. Adgcr's South Wharf and East Bay.
Aug 81, lS49--ly 40
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Durham a. Bleakley,
AUGUSTA. GA,

I'0y.r and ss:aak H0o.. ,TGIiufdciurfrS
A RE now receiving direct from Manufac.
N tur,rs aud Jobbcrs IA New York and
Boston, a large aud general assortment o.
Combs, Buttons, Pins, Needles, Suspendcrs,
Purse, Razors, rhimbics, Pocket Books, Spool
aud Flax Thread of all descriptions, together
with .rca, variety of other Fancy Goods
including School, Law and Medical Books, Of
the brst author, all ct winch we pledge our.
selves {. sell "a low az ans house IL Charles.
ton. Merchants from rcnucs &c will be al
lowed toe m.Inl tim ~ payment.
N. ID. Orders can be promptly supplied at
all times.
Aus lie lsA3--9n 81
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY.

yG7IIE SUMMER SESSION Of this In.
Il slilutlon will commence en- The FIrsl
Monday in March, under the snperlnlend
pnce of Mr.. CHARLES p. SAMUEL, assisted
BY his Lady, and close the last Friday in
july.
Nh. SamueI's ability and faithiulness as
a competent AMI efficient instructor, have
been ihorous hlv and satisfactorily tested
within the last sixteen years. The Irus-
tees can, therefore, safely recommend this
institution to tUe consideration oil those who
desire their sous and daughters TO be well
taught.
TERMS, per Session Of Fire .Monihs. Pay
able at the end Of The session:
Spelling. Reading, WIRING and : =. m
Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geographic 500
and the above,
Lain and French languages.
Mathematics. Natural Phl"so- IN m
phv, Moral Science, Asirono- '0'00
my, SC,
Extras.
Instruction ia Double Enlry Book
Keeping will he given to stu. snO
dents. and TO any young men
who may desire it.,
Elementary Drawing Tor small( loo
children, 2 lessons per weeE. !
Drawing and Painting on Enam-l eO0
elpd surface 2 lessons per week,
photographic or Monochromat''l COO
Painting. lessons per week.
Mezzol;nl Painting, 9 lessons perl 5On
week.
By order of the Board of Trustees all
the Young Ladies and Gentlemen eau OBJ
lam certificates Of cnmmendalion in any OF
all of the branches they may have studied,
by undergoing fair ana thorough eXaml'
nation, II their performance and moral de-
pertinent will justify ii.
Rewaro certificates will be given month
" to all the pupils who may deserve them.
fer good hphavIor. pnnc'ualiy in attend
ance, and proficiency in their various
studies.
By order Of the Board.
CIIAS. METCALFE. Sec.
Athens. Feb. s, lSjO-; ~
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HaVilanCa, 4.Igl3 y GA CO.,
Angus "a. GA,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS N
Dra-S, .Ec,iicilf3 and ChrEi:Cais, Paints,
ORs, I;'.rGair :stiss. Sprnisi: Eiodi,
.HaHiiiG anil Tar. sHli,O, E'GFiaaif-
~, ,1al's. irny.Cs. Surgical and
Dental ga5ii'EDIr..is;
ALSO, AGENTS FOR TnG MOST VALUABLE
Patent .Nedicines, DeaiiSis GOLD Foil,
Teeth, SC RoSeednic Hydraulic &C.
mcnI, CGicincd Plaster Faris. SC.
EEAVING a large si"cl. on hand, which is
q Z kept fall and fresh by weekly additions.
aud being cnmnrctri with II,viiNND, kEu,r
& CO., New York, and iiAvlLA.p. iiAEGAL
d CO.. Charlie ton, :. g., Nnnir.air Druggists,
we are cn,bIr,l To- suppl, Country Merchants,
Physicians and the Trade, On I'll" most iavura-
BILE terms.
~ Goods neatly put up aud carefully
packed. QUALITIES Warranted 10 be as repre-.
sented.
~ Pfumpt attention parh TO orders with
Cash or satisfactory references.
0N3- Purchasers visiting this market are in.
yited To call.
HAVILAND, RISLEY Is CO.,
Druggists, Augusta.
Jan 81, 1850 GIN 40
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TROCKERY WARE.-A large lot on
" hand and Tor sale bv
J.k. BROWN.
Oct 10. lS40-f So
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J. n. LIrPINCoTT, EDMUND CLAYTON,
HENRY GRAMBo, GEORGE EEMsEN,
BENZ. r.. WILLIS.
LippiMrOif, GrHna6O & Co.,
Successors 10 Grgg, Elliot II Coz
rum NERS,

BOOKSELLERS And SI.47TONERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
No. IA North Fourth ct 1et.
PHILADELPHIA.
EEUBTISEERS OF School, Theological,
z MEDICAL. Law, Classical and Miscella-
nrous BOOKS. and fine editions Of Bibles and
Prayer Books, in every variety of Bin,iing aud
size Also, Dealers in Paper Blank Books and
Stationery.
Country Merchants, Public Libraries, and
the Trade supplied on advantageous terms.
Feb a, Is50-iy 70
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AT n Ms
. = y c. 6 = 9 = G.

TENElE subscriber, grateful for pas'Iavors,
u snlicIis continuance of public pat.
ronaee. He has on hand, al his Drug.
Store in Athens. a supply of nearly orqnne
all the Me iicines called tor in this market.
Also, all Paints aud Dye SlullS, and few
slrumenis-SyrInces. TtrsseS, Tnolh
Keys aud Forreps. Alotrars and Pill Tiles.
Spatulas, Medical Scales and Welghis.
Calhera,s, &c. Cigars. Cat and Dry
Smoking Tobacco, Dp!plr, Scotch and Mac
cabau Stuff.
CO.NFEC7TONlR
Candy. li.,>,ns, Figs. Almonds. French
Brandy aud Wine. WIN. BURNS.
June s, lSi0-lf 81
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TUST RECEIVED Bottles. FIasks,
- Walls, assorted; Breasl-plpes; Nipple
Shells; Nursery bottles: Glass Syringes,
Male and Female; and a good lot of g BY
10 and 10 BY I2 Window Glass.
Dec. SO, 1919. VIM. BURNS.
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IN GIn GIG Ais, boxes, var'ou
~ ,OSV brands. for sale low hv
N'cEW EN- & GILLESPIE.
nov. s, l3i9-tf 50
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Telegr@phic wsports.

Nrw 0RLEAss. July "a 1880
The sales Of cotton during The past week we're H. 600
bales prices closed firm at advance for middng
qualities OF quarter cent Flour Ia still depressed
Philadspbia brands told AT 81 10 extra Baltimore In
small lots at SO. The Americas news reached here
last night
NEw 0RLeAxs. July % 1850.
Sales Of cotton yesterday onlv an bales middng to
fair ut l3% factors asking higher since receipt
Of the A nerica's news
NEw OHLrAys July % 1880
The sales OF cotton 20 day soO bales Operations
are checked by the high rates miding Is quoted at
12xo. and good midding $780, Sugar has improved;
fair at 6k 5Ac
ALB.SY, July 20 1850.
The receipts here. within tn. last "a hours. have
beon-Flour 5000 hbls; Wheat nouc; Corn 10000
bush Flour H. steady, but not mush doing We have
change to notirr in corn the market IL Inactive;
small sales Of mixed Western have taken place ut 6e
saw 90 bush Oats u dull and somewhat lover;
the price asked IL 4oe. Nothing doing in whisky
BuFrALo. July % 1880
The receipts at this port since our last have b-sn IS
follows Flour 1850 barrels c~rp, 10000 bushels
There IL a fair inquiry for good brands OF Western
-four for the East and city trade but To fair
somewbAt easier Tn. market for wheat IL not
very active; prize however rrsin before notic@d-
Corn IL firm ana m good request With sslss Of $4,000
bu, hes mixed Westsrp NJ h?hc Small sales Of Ohis
whiskey we've m.d' NJ 2As M change 'n fr-ishts
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On Friday morning. the oath inst, E~.Lr D,
daughter 81 the late John Roustons, Of this city,
tEsd 10 yssrs
The relatives ana friends the family invited Ia
leo sixth avenue. this Saturday morning, at
O'Clock The remains -ill b. taken TO Greenwood for
internent
suddenly Of apopisxy y " PicAmK. Esq, native
~ Spain hut for the last twenty ysars merchant OF
THE city aged 40 years
The frendr aud ~cqusintancPs OF the family Of his
brother Mr. John PicADie, sud 81 y aud l. Dslmonco
Hs ALEC 81 hts f,trrn. Law. Mrs Abdrsws requested
past O'Clock from HE lar. r--d-uc-, No 127 Oham-
/ bers street. without further Invitation
On the 18th inst. ELwoap ". infant OF Leauder
/ and Mary Ann St.'sou axsd y.sr ana months.
The relatives aud friends ~ the family .-psst-
fully invited 20 stt-nd his funeral outh (ssturdsy
sft,rnppp. a. clock from the rrsid-nee % his
/ parents No sW"st r~sDt, inth street. near Tenth
| avenue. without further invitation
sa'''rn p per; VII rl..,s cory
1 Too lovely tar - earth;
| flushed 10 the music 80 A. Noies,
around the social hsarth;
fh"-e ~unny 81 ais. a. bright aud fair,
:. y. more he'll shake d 1 e.
Hia dear sect vric" nov sleeps in dsstR
VS. ace
On rburrday 18th lust. hsrLp. Oldest dsughtsr Of
days
The hiends ssd ~ tuAiutano.- Of tn. family ar.
respectfully invited sttsnd her funeral thi. (satur
day. afternoon. NJ oet rrnnn n rs Oman. .tre.t
In brosklyp July 25th NsRv LoUt-a tafant dauxh-
ter Of Ed~sr- W aud L-tiita " Church
Funeral 20 tske plsc- IT o'clo-k this Arerp oop
No 10 Hicks strset Brooklya rhs fri.. A. .r-
invited 60 s't-sd
ON the 2sd net ct ysnsrrs A~~N C.sot,-r infant
dsusht.r Of Chss W aud Anne n. Amburxsr, OF con-
gestion az the brain
AZ Ksn.sviily low. Jun. 10Th 81 ehol.ra Mrs.
Hassss MaHrtN formerly OF Rrooklyn. N " and wife
~ John MARTIN sF-f ~ y~srs