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By Telegraph to the Esw-YOrk Tribune.
News from Washipgtsu.

WELLINGTON Monday, Nay >
Samuel D. King, Surveyor General Of CalIfor-
ala leh here to-day fer ssa Francisco
The AuOrrey Generals decision relative TO Congress
siona Tsntlng t. that the privilege commences from tbs
date Of election ard Eccepnce without reerence 70 ne
tine when Ihey take their sesl or oaias OF Office
The Vixen has heeu completely eed out 81 our
Navy Ysrd will leave FOR the 9f this week, PROOFS
by 10 wslch The n ovements OF any cubsn iavAders
kroM a Ofm A TOW prerAl..rg here.
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u. =. Circuit Court. ..hosDAr, Mayo.
Before Judges Nelson add Betts-
=, ,ha n, ate, ~ tha r. ioht. Honsa Dnpchaa9d Al

agcon or $500 bot fsps,ss s a As
Of unsd states notion made 20 ST ssds Tie sft 90
Of HIsgaay having bsss kvsa Tie no
dsud tks United States G tie sbsstcs q any AZ Of
Congress- the Of La :Ats destroy the prsfogs,s,
beng - Coors The pre-
f0kstvs that 81 the Of EGG rsson 70 NE
The Dotted States csnDos b sgsd ssd ~ bod
sdoFd additional scsty u The hank4 or the shsrf
esss rheh there ohcs Authorised 70 sIse1,s s9eh bond
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ISDIASAPoLIs, IND.-Two Dailies are now pub
lished at the CsPitol-the State Journal Wing
and the State Sentinel, the organ OF one division
Of the Loco Focos.
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A NEGRO srsrEscED TO pr HUsc-On last,

A NEGRO eRsTEEcED TO tx HUsG.-On last,
FRAY TIA lb1v< lAh BssS 81 tie 1th all, - vi
tie Tsl 81 named San Zoe the maresf
rso gri tbs CCuGty he chzks EASILY sssisns< ad
q guilty returned b the Jgy Ga sstarday sSs,
oes The prisoner tie Coat Hoass for ~
ko1of Jsse Phsn 70 ssrsHes upoa We e@enct " ns
q sosl. Wills be eencf pfo
Of he criminal Tks Jutgs from a Eosesss
~bich majesty stcasi ~ hs eosstsn.oce spfs<1
sch ahsctsd rbls q solemn .sd usn11oes VOC
poor Ooa sn.srsy u Hn ~ho Sled 10 ocoe ~
sn rord with costis heart szts ks efes ~,
6o1 ghi foetve Ths poor sppu-atJ -
eordon vhs tts foisfrl rofss 81. 80 II
D. ..ek astl yoa SsH kss,D % -
ts ~ snssr. On he .scosd sag xag. Sstrssa ne
tor Ard Tires, the sEscgtsol MI ts4s Place
r. The Merchants Tax Law on a 80 NJ
bss- procoanrsa 1sconsttIfo1a - - S'F
cAaais tsnss 4s III slEln.hsd ols sA@
rzEx.Gov FoBD OF Ohio, who vas several
,osts. ,,o p,o,,rssss " ysaBis sas 70 D. "c0'a<
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FINANCIAL.

TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
New City HAL, April q, 1851.
NUTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-The
Assessment Rol OF the several Wards 10 The City Of
Mw-iok viii be opened for examination and review
fon Tuesday the 2ola day OF May 10 Monday, the S0h
cay OF jane both dsys inclusive. Al rsxPAyeTs deal
pns OF exAminlng correcting the kssessnent Role
Sassed make application ~ The gndersgned between
- boun Of AN. Nsd ! PM.
49, j5cS \ S g Commissioners Ts
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y Rev DR.. RIDDLE OF Pltisoofsn - -, - c.. ue
Assnby Utca Rev rsoAsFCs A hilii q Csa~ ~ f''-
Ia ss.caile ~ Bone lsoai
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ART.USIoS ESGRAyISGs-We have received
the Gallery of American Art, No. H. consisting
of FIVE line Engravings from pictures of Amer
lean artists, and published by the American Art
Union for distribution TO the subscribers OF the
year 1850. In addition to these there is larger
engraving of Anne Page, Slender and Shallow,
from one of Leslies pictures, making six en-
cravings in all. They are all sAilfully executed;
that Of Mr.. Durand's Dover Plains being, per
haps, the best as indicating more perfectly in the
engraving the character Of the picture. The
mountain nights and distance in Coles Dream
of Arcadia are also very clearly and boldly
done; and Leutze's Image Breaker 10 fall OF
vigor and spirit Altogether, the series is worthy
of the high claims and character of the lnstltu'
ton, which proposes to continue the publication
annually.
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CHARTIERS' COAL COMPANY
ONotice s hereby given that election for Directors
OF The ChArtera Coal Company Will be held al the Office
OF the Company Coal Hsrbor the Ohio River, near
PisburRh on fhdsy, the 18th dsy Of May next at PM
THOMAS McELRAfH, President.
D. WATSON CARR. Secretary. al Turks tAlS
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OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN Gas LIsHT Co. April 2S
GAS.-NotiCe is hereby given that on
" amer the first day OF January next the price OF
Gas served by this Company TO It's customers will be re-
duced the present pce 80 10 IS thousand
cubic feet BY order OF the Board OF Directors
a24 SmThSSa SAMUEL II. HOWARD, Sec y
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.p1NGF MOUNTATN WATER
MEDICAL.
DR. BANNINGS PATENT BODY

DBRACEs and other mechanical appliances for fe-
storing In accordance with his theory, the displaced
mechanism Of the body and Ihus relieving consumption,
dyspepsia general debility and kndred diseases may be
Obtained Al lis Ofhce. Sal Broadway AID
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THE CITY.

DEATH OF PHILIP HoSE, EsQ.-PHILIP HOEE,
Naval Oficer At the Custom House, died at MS
residence, No. Great Jones st., yesterday morning
At 81 o'clock. He wla not afflicted by any positive
disease, but sank from the gradual Prostration o.
bis vital powers. His sge was about "a years.
LAUScHEs The new yacht AMERICA WAS
launched from the yard OF n. Brown on Saturday
morning, in the presence Of large number OF
spectators She ia rchooner.rigged, Of from us to
1s0tuns; is e6 feet on deck, % feet moulded, and
has feet hold. Her masts are at an inclination
OF Il inch to a foot; her spars are 50 feet IN
length. Her timbers are brsced disgonally with
iron braces and in every respect she Is staunch
vessel Outside 10 seam is visible IN every part
she has been rounded oil. Her top is painted
beautifully white and her stern supports a finely
carved eagle amid the stripes and stars. When
properly trimmed, the America will draw II feet
water. She carries, FOX ballast, fifty tuns Of iron,
in square blocks. cast expressly for her. Her
cabin, which runs her whole length, consists OF
rosewood ahd mahogany, snd is furnished with
rich and costly sofas The day on which she is to
run race with the Maria is not yet fixed nor
has her Commander been appointed.
AT the same time the clipper ship EAGLE, OF
LOO tuns was launched from the yard of Messrs
Perine, Patterson & Stark, vTillismsburgh. She
wa bailt for Harbeck K Co. of this City, and is
100 feet keel, 40 feet beam. and % feet hold.
A BEAUTIFUL TESTIhoNIAL.-Durlngt the SEES
sion Of the late Constitutional Convention in In
diana, Hon. ROBERT DALE OwES was unceasing
in bis exertions to secure the recognition Of Wo'
mans Right to Property by the new Constitution.
His efforts were not crowned with success, but
the ladies' Of Indiana, recognizing in him faith
full champion and a truthful advocate Of their
rights, have united in offering a testimonial of
the respect which they entertain for him and
their appreciation Of the efforts he had made IN
their behalf At the request Of the ladies OF In
diana, Mr.. w. Z. Rose, of 81 Resde st, has pre-.
pared magnificent Silver Pitcher, which will be
prevented to Mr.. @. on the 2sth inst. 1t weighs
"A ounces, and is valued ct $3.50. 1t is richly or
namented, and on the front the following inscrip'
tion appears;
Presented to Hon RoBERT DALE OWEN, by the women
ofILdsnA In acknow ed gment OF bis trus and noble
advocacy Of their Independent RiRhs OF Pro-
perry, In the Constitutional Convention
OF the State Of Indiana, convened
a. indianapolis 1880.
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r DAN of 100000 for the CITY of

~ ALBANY.-The Finance Com ittee ofihe Common
Council Of the City Of Albany. pursuant 10 resouIon OF
ssd Council hereby give notice, that sealed proposals
vii be received uu Friday, the 9Th DAY OF May nex[ Al
O'Clock IN The afternoon OF that day for Loan OF Three
Hundred ThOugsrd uRder The provisions OF the act
entitled An ACT provide for supply OF water IN the
Civ Of Albany passed April g. 1853. aud sc amended
April H. 1851 for which transferable or coupon certncates
~ stock Will be ssue1. entitled Albany City Water
stock bearing interest the OF six per cent per
nun PAYABLE semi annually One half part OF the prn Il
pa OF said loan 10 be rembortabe 81 tue exprahcn OF
tveu five year, and the other half part the expiration
OF thirty years from he first day OF feorusry 'st past
The proposals may be for the whole or aoy part OF sac
loan not ess thsn 900 ard should he sealed up and en-
dorsed Loan for the City OF Albany and enclosed 10 40
envelope directed 10 the undersigned ,.
Fach proposal TO state distinctly the rate OF premium
Offered Tor me stock reimburssbs In 3 years ard also
that refrbusabe IN 80 years the sum OF money na
viii be PAID 500 Of stock and the ADDRESS OF 1ne
perron or periort making the proposal ,. .. a..
Ybe money will be eQuired 10 be PAID oy ooPos W so
eyedit OF the Chamberlain Of the city 10 Ine bsak OF to
s,sa ~ New York IN the City OF NewYofk or me new
York State Bank In this city, as folown
800 the 18th day Of Msy-
100000 the lst day Of July.
100000 on the lot day Of September
The Bteres on the said stock will be paid tetn annually
on The first days OF February and August 10 each yeN
the Bank OF the STATE Of NewYork and the principal re-
ipnhursable In the City OF NewYork
The Com mttee reserve the right TO take less sum man
the amounts above specified II The offers IN ner opnon
are not I'D Reoui to the interests Of The city.
Albany April "a, 1851 WIEN EfCk,
JAMES ID WATSON,
ALDEN MARCH,
h28tNye Finance Committee.
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q The Wren Guard, Juvenile company,
passed our office yesterday morning, on their way
TO target excursion.
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CHICAGO CITY LOAN.-Sealed Pro-

CHICAGO CITY LOAN.-Sealod Pro-
Nposa, will he received al the Mayors ofice IN The
Cy Of Chicsgo ard ST Me ofkce Of erRACHAN 4
SCOTT 10 The CITY OF Newicrk, Until the lot day Of jane
eexL 0r loan Of s3SOec Tor term not exceeding tsn
yeNa Tie Bocds be isped 10 % IA G. not ess thsn
~ eseh II an interest Of per cenurn per Snnuu pays
rhsnnesly, ana principsl and interest paysole al
ue American Exchange BGnk N New-foSk, or al ue
sTee Of he City Treasurer IN ChicSgo By order Of tie
NSSnoo Council Ch,csgo, Apri - 1881.
~ tel Wh 4 GllRNEE Mayof.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

TVHE COMPREHENSIVE of DA-
II VISION BELL 10 this day dissolved, by mutual
consent The business OF said 6rm will be settled by onn
g Dawson WHO a duly authorized Newly York April 49,
Iasi JOHNS DAWSON,
A MIDDLETON BELL
John s DAWSON will continue the Flour aud Com
mission business ~ Cortland st and keep constant
SUPPLY OF brands mos desirable for grooers and bakers
NV
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DIvlnEnS,.pSAY BAsK. NEw.YoRK. Nay = 1881.
Ds - hND.-A semi. annual dividend
ssas cat ., per Geo. upon the cspi.s Stock OF hi.
70 The tocs roee OF the ss elk mouths will be paid
rsL ineaslvs VII 5e closed from The STU TO lhe 5ih
nyS 10 lsA SJo'ts. J. L. EVERITr, cashsf
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CALIFORNIA GOLD DUST, Sands,
Osnd Quartz bought by N. SOLOMON CO Gold
and Silver Rehners Assayer Sweep smeers and Clean
err of earhs minerals and all known substances that con
tain the metals Old Gold Silver Diamonds and precious
Stones bought jewelers. and Slvesmiths Sweeps Ores
and all hard substances ground nj the Refinery Is Anns
New.York. all I'm
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nAsK IMPAIRMENT Albany. May 3, 1881 Notice esvtng
tS..n esd in ihs ONCE pursuant to law BY BLooAIhLD
IsHTR P,e,dpt proprietor Of the fRONIltk bAoh hS'
Rsrt AZ ms ANGED hs place OF REsIDESCEi pubic
Information hereby gwen that the sad Banker ktSIot IN ns
v,se az POTsDAM County s which place the on
ness the Frontier Bank Will be hsTsAfsr Conducted
JOHN SupsTiIienden H''"N
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"~''fkiEr EXFLokINe ANp MsI~e CoNFANY.
An pr No. IfsIset Office. a LoeHvG
Al LkCTION FOR DIRECTORS,
&C lhe ,ShS T ed tse COmpsnys Office, Newark, n J.
" op.seS ,i'csesdsy (hl Of May 1851 Toe Polls will
The Tr,r.Ss ecck 1000, and close al O'Clock
hay A. !, sSoas will be clOsed fro The 9TH the .sI
mas iys 80 ieol By order,
JAMES L. CURTIS, President
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NEw,YORK AND NEW HAVEN

~. SSNsAssLkoAD C0MPANH.-TDe Annual Meeting OF
,c,S c SeSaess Of The EewYoTA and NewhSyen hAi-
- ~ ehpsny, nt Ae election % Board OF Directors
80 ~ s1seeooo OF other business Will be he'd 70 NE
niY ~ s,aSseo, a The CompsRys Once. on I'd KS
ensr t Se :, IN Gay o. May next Al II o'clock Polls
49, 49, !. 80. = TO 2PN TIE books Oftransfer VIII 10
'N '1o ~ 70 Ne Sth % Nav. 1851
NsNr.ya,. A., ROBERT SCHUYLER. President.
.'0"'i"tA' ApsN H. 1851. a. TaTh& Sal TINS
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ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs.-Since Saturday last
there have arrived at this port the following YES
Toul...........

LICENSES FOR APRIL.-rhe following table
shews the number of Licenses granted by the
Mayor during the month Of April;
Hv,y TtcrGsPs
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NEw-YoRK, May |. 1851.
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS

IL Of the BOWERY BANK have this day declared
dividend OF four per cent payable on and after The 9th
inst The transfer books will be closet until The 9lhi1st
inclusive. Per order. N G. BRADFORD, Cashier
w
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The money paid for the above amounted to
sl645 S. and there was s72 IS collected for fines.
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DEMITTANCES FOR ENGLAND
eURELAND AND SCOTLAND.-Drsns from 81 up
wards on sale which will be csshed In any part of the
United Kingdom Also packages Of all descriptions, fer
varded to sll places in Europe
24fSn a Fu At Adams l. Cos is Wall-st
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n EMIIIANCESto ENGLAND, IRE
rn,r., 80, Anu sCVrLAND-Drana on Sale, for any
s 49, nom Al Upward, which vii be cGsAst 81 any
a., sc rscfafes oievery description forwarded 81 low
SapWSH ne steamers 10 scy pan OF Europe ~ ED
DS' sANpFOkO CO, s Transatlantic Express, ~
ADAMS cos is xad ls WA,l-st
49, parcels vii b. received al 81 ~ OF tbs dsy o.
- v 'ety eteener 90 c1rops alO I'm
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DANK DEPARTMENT STATE OFNEw YoRK-Ths BANK Of
- OwEGO this Gsd tn. Office noss OF the appoint
msut olBFNRY DWIGHT IT. 81 Wal st Ne" fors a. AGENT
the redemption Of IT, circulating notes tos'hsr with sSoeaon
ohe the Albany Erchspgs Bsnk a. such agent
entitled Ar act resng To the rsdsnpHon OF
bsuk notes pAsed Nav S40 which sad appointment 70 hs
effect on the 9Th day Of May, instant Albany May ls5
M D. b. 81 JOhN' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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DANKING HOUSE OF ]. CARO-
nTHERs 4 co. No. Is Wood-rt PlTPSBUCGH, Pa
Collections made all the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF the
UNITED STATES. Reference 10 New. York-Messrs
Winslow. Lanier & Co 81 Wallst aulIu
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HENRY A. WIsE.-The Souahside Democrat
CVal thus sketches Mr.. Wise in connection with
bis late speech before the Virginia Constitutional
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-09-26
Petition to Sell Slaves.

John Mayfe and wife Cassander May.
field, and John May field, Guardian Of
Parrish Garner,
Benson Garner. George Garner. E. Fitz-
gerald and Susan Fitzgerald his wife,
and Elizabeth Douglass.
IN compliance with an order Of the Wor-
i shipful County Court of Polk county,
a, the September Session, 1851. it is made
known to The defendants in this case, who
are non residents, that three SLAVES, viz:
JOHN, THOMAS and HENRY CLAY,
belonging to the estate Of Patience Garner,
deceased, late 81 Polk county. Tenn. will,
by an order Of said Court. he exposed to
public sale at the Court house door IN the
Town Of Benton. Polk county, for cash in
hand, on the first day Of November next.
JACOB L. McCLARY,
Commissioner.
Sept. IL. ls5l-'ds Prs fee $3.50 l55
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Land for Sale in Sweet Water
Valley, niwaSSee Purchase.

TIME undersigned offers for sale Farm
l. Of 1874 acres, lying 4 miles south Of
Pbiladelphia, Monroe county, Tennessee
on the Morgan,on road. and within one mile
of the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road.
Of ,oid Valley, which is not surpassed per,
han. bv any valley in East Tennessee. anc
has plenty Of timber and about 20 acres If
cultivation, watered bya running stream
with a sufficien, portion Of good arabic
land TO clear. There is q good orchard OIL
earIv and late peach and apple fruit,
dwelling about 50 by Is feet, barn abou'
the same size. &c. Iii is convenient TO
mill and shops, and more land adjoining
.,n BIO had if larger farm is desired.
WIN. H. SHAW.
Aug. 6, 1851. loi
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Cherokee Female Seminary.

Mrs. F. L. McELRA III, ! pn,xc,r,1s
&" NJ. A. w. ElFFORr,}
vUNHE Winter Session Of this Institution
IL will commence On the LIST of September.
The coarse of instruction will be extended
and thorough, and every effort will be made
by the Principals TO promote the persona
comfort, and intellectual Improvement OF
those who may be placed under their care.
The Institution is pleasantly situated in the
country. within one mile Of the East Ten
nessee and Georgia Railroad Depot at
Charleston, and within two hundred yards
of one of the best Chaly 5eats Springs in
the country.
TERMS.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, So
Geogra ply, Grammar, History and the
above.
Chemistry, Philosophy, Botany, Com. -
positions, &c. ~
Instructions in Music on the Piano by
Miss MARY E. LlDE, with use ct -
the Instrument, ~
Boarding can be Ind with either OF the
Principals at from 81 30 10 81 10 cents
per week. 49,,
Aug. Is, lS5l-N lol
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Knoxville Female Seminary

BYR.B. McMULLEN & JAS. PARK.
PRESBYTERIAN ministers.
yByHE next session Of this Institution will
commence on Monday the first day OF
Sep,embcr next. Persons wishing further
information, ore referred 10 the Catalogues
or to either of the Principals, from wh"m
Catalogues or other information can always
be had.
The following opinions, given by eye and
ear witnesses, ore submitted to tbs public:
ORGANIZATION OF THE LAST SENIOR
CLAss.-On no similar occasion, here or
elsewhere, have we ever before witnessed
more thorough and satisfactory examina-
ton in all the various branches embraced
IN the courses usually taught in the higher
literary institutions Of the country.
"The Chemical and Philosophical Appar.
a,us is extensive, and not excelled. it IT is
equaled by that q any similar institution
in this, or any OF the adjoining States"
TELRscorE, costing $500 was added
during the last session.
From. The Prcsbyte'n JVilncss. June q, '5l (.
"It is usual to say that The young ladies'
acquitted themselves with much credit; so
much SO that the phrase signifies very little
with the general reader. In this. however, We
may say with truth, that the examination
was more than ordinarily credItubc to the
Young ladies', and to the accomplished and
excellent Principals. 1t was thorough and
satisfactory"
From the Register, July 10. 1851.
"On Thursday last (he 3D. inst.,) IN com.
punv with large assembly Of Indies and
gentlemen. we were present at The Semina.
~ to witness the closing scenes oflhc school
for the present year, and we are sure that
we do not exaggerate the merits of the
Young ladies' performances when VIC say OF
them that they were very far superior to
auy o. the kind we had ever before heard.
and were uterring proofs that they left the
sci DOL in which they had been trained. &C.
complished and intellectual young ladies'
an ,onor to their instructors and orna-
ments 10 society,""
1--WE cannot conclude this notice without
saving that parents and guardians who feel
an interest in the proper moral. intellectual
and social education Of their daughters and
wards can no where find an institution
more worthy than this OF their patronage"
Aug. Is, lS5l-6w. lol
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SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
THE

SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
THE
Steamboat Company Of Georgia
Run the following Steamers, as above, viz:
DAVID l.. ADAMS, (iron,)
CHATHAM. (lron.)
THOS. s. METCALF,
TENN ESSEE,
Which. with boats and lighters, az
ford unegualied facilities for transportation
Of freight TO the interior of Georgia. South
Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama, in con
necrion with the Railroads.
The elegant steam packet d. L. Adams
will connect with the steamships Florida
and Misunderstanding freight by them in
s days from New York TO Augusta.
Freight, (now taken at reduced rates,
will be forwarded free Of commission.
In orter 10 prevent detention or miscar-
riagc, bills OF lading should he addressed
to SAM'L M. POND, President,
Savannah.
Merchandise for the interior TO
JOHN g. GUIEU, Agent,
Augusta.
June 81, lS5l-ly l44
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Musical Academy.

VINE Fourth Session Of this Institution
l. will commence the first Monday OF
September next. and close the last Saturday
OF January. There will be an nlerm'sslon
during Christmas week, making session
OF 81 weeks.
This Institution is still under the care
and direction of Professor G. X. kNApE.
II is unnecessary for US TO speak OF ms
qualifications as they are undoubled. and
the proficiency of his pupils show him TO
be one of the first Teachers IN The SCUM.
TERMS:
Piano Forte, per session, S-o'oO
For use of instrument. ~'oo
Lessons on the Violin, Flute, and all
the Wind instruments. Eu'uo w
1,s,rnc,ions in Musical Composition. % .OO
P.S. Those having Piano For,es IN
Athens will be waited on al their residences
n desired. 40
Athens. August |, lS3l-H ll9
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Ready Made Clothing!

They will also keep on hand general
assortment of Ready Made Clothing. made
up in their own shop. consisting of Coats
Pan,aloons, Vests, Shirts and Collars OF the
latest style. =,
Their Goods have been selected with
great care, and they are determined
TO keep none but the very best articles, ana
they will sell them on the best possible
terms. for prompt pay. They invite all to
come and look at their Goods, as they
IepI confident they can please the most
fas,dious, if they can be pleased with good
Goods at reasonable prices.
They will continue to carry on the ial>
lor,ng Business as usual. and while they
take this occasion to return their thanks to
their old friends and customers. they re-
specllully solicit continuance of their Gus.
tom. Their work will always be executed
in the promp,est manner and by the best
workmen TO be had.
April rs, lS5l-tf l35