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Sherman, E'iersOM g. 60.


4 MAGAZINE ST., Corner of Canal,
~ Respectfully call the attention of the public to their
fine stock of SUMMER CLOTHING manufactured ex.
pressy for CRY Retail Trade, which they prepared to sell
at extremely low prices.
COATS.
Black Merino and Cashmeret Frocks;
COl0red Apaca and Casimeret Frocks;
Super Black French Merno Dress Goats;
Drab, Blue, Pearl and Black Cashmere Sacs;
Black and COlored Alpaca Sacs and Office Goats;
Black and Drab Alpaca Cero Gordo Coaiees
Fancy Striped and Brown Linen Sacs and Paletots;
Super Fancy China Silk Sacs and new style Paletots
PANTS.
Black French Merno, Alpaca and Cashmeret Pants:
Brown, Striped and Fancy Linen Drill Pants
DTab Pongee and White Linen Drill Pants
Real Nankeen and Bell Striped Linen Pants;
Blue French and Fancy Cottonade Pants.
VESTS.
super Figured Black and Fancy Grenadine Silk Vests;
Plain and Fancy Linen and Marseiles Vests;
Super White Embroidered MarseiIes Vests;
Buff and White Marselles Vests;
Fancy Silk Gossamer Vests
A fine assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods Linen
and White Jean Drawers; Linen and Cotton Shirts Cotton
Net Under Shirts and Drawers CAME Merno, do Silk
and Linen Gloves Suspenders Bingham and Silk Cravats
Hosiery. etc.
~ Please call and examine.
ap9 81 aw Up If SHERMAN, PIERsON IL co.
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ST. Louis on the 18th, report the upper rivers in
fine navigabe condition, except the Missouri (which
was low and falling all the way down from Wes-
ton three-and- half feet water at Towards Bend
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THE GALE AT New YoRK.-The Courier and
Enquirer says that on the nights of the 10Th and
10th, the storm was very severe. During the night
the wind was very violent from about n N E.
Several of the large trees on the Battery were pros
trated
At Staten Island the tide was higher than had
been known for Gig hit or ten years previously. The
ferry boats to the quarantine could not make their
last trips, on account of the difficulty of getting to
the landings. The shad fishermen have lost most
of their nets owing to the force OF the current and
the large quantities of drift stuff Those rows of
nets which remained in good order, produced large
numbers of fish. In one 1000 were taken.
Excepting in the cellars of those streets facing
the rivers do not hear OF any damage in tire CITY,
A new difficulty has arisen in the glass palace
of the Worlds Fair. During a violent shower
many panes of glass were broken, and all the spar.
rows in Hyde Park and ST. James Park availsd
themselves of the opportunity TO enter. 1t is esti.
mated that there at least three hundred thou
sand of these birds in the building, and much
slar,n is sntseG.iusd lsFG they should damage the
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The ship Cato, of and for New Orleans from
Liverpool, was totally lost the Bemeni Islands,
ON the 3lst ult. She had 300 sieerage passengers,
who were carried into Napana by the wreekers.
No lives lest. Baltimore American,
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SaSA az The officers and members OF hi, Gompary
.sH7 viii please attend special meeting on SATURDAY
EVENING, Roth inst, half-pss o'clock.
Fuucla attendance requested business Of importance will be
brought before the meeting. by order.
ap26 j. S. KENDALL Secretary pro TEN.
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Point Clear is not to be opened by Major lith-
erall. The Mobile Tribune says the impression
prevails that this property bid on Tuesday for
the stockholders. This is not the fact. Major
Clitherall bought it on his own account as an in
vestment and will sell it as soon as he can find
purchaser Unless it is bought for the purpos e, it
will not be opened this season as public house.
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The steamship Florida made her last trip from
New York to Savannah in sixty-6ve hours, from
wharf to wharf.
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w speed between the ia. famed LADY SUFFOLK. of
NewYok. and he celebrated PaeiEs Horse ROANOKE F.
above If good if not the first fair day and good
track Roanoke l5o pounds, end Lsdy Suffolk tbs
rules Of ths tynok, sp& ~
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w AN ED-A young man of good address and
w active business capacity, canvass this city for sub
scbeTs 10 several valuable and popular works issuing
from me press One possessing capital of $5 $50 would
be preferred chance may here offer for young man
possessing the requisite character make handsome
tV Apply at this office, between the hours 10 and l2
Al M. n
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Per steamship UNION.
Boys NNd ChiIlJreM'S
CTOTHTNG

~ Summer Clothing Children assortment now COIN
pIete, at sTEUART,s
Ey OVER D'ARCY'S HAT STORE,
ap26 and 3 CHARITIES ST.
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CINCINNATI, April %, Am.


ur NASHVILLE, April 25, $50 AM.
The steamboat Globe, from New Orleans, got
aground a few hours ago She can get no higher
up the river. The steamer Nashville departed.
There are SIX feet water scant on the shoals and
falling. Weather without any indication of a
change. DELTA.
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Steamer Concodis favored us. yesterday with late St
Louis paper.
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l.. s. BURRIDGE, M. d., Dentist.

iron New YOrk)
tB have made arrangements with my uncle DR.. l.. S.
PARMLY continue his Dental Practice and take this mode
solicit the patronage his friends former patrons respect
uy offer my services the public,
Dental Science, l.. 3. B.
Parmly Row, Lafayette Square. Rpll 2jp
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The CROPS IN GEoRGIA.-The late tremen.
dous rams, and the week or two of cold dry, windy
weather that succeeded, have done immense in;ury
to the growing crops. Corn and cotton have moi
been more backward or more unpromisng for many
years. The torrents Of rain beat what portion al
the soil that was left almost as hard as brickbat
and for dozen or more successive days the whole
country has been threatened with frost. The con.
sequence is, that every species Of tender vegetation
rs dropping and dying, and unless we have rain
very soon, with warm growing weather, there is
II IL now nearly the last of April, the corn about
Two inches high on an average, and yellow at that,
the cotton no where that can we'll be seen with ths
naked eye, the fields baked to a crust and the
weather cold windy and dry Ii the n,osnsc, '; !.
not somewhat gloomy we should like for some one 70
tGa) Enquirer, 22d looru'hous
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MEXICAN CLAiAs-AWards of the Comu,,.
sioners-The Washington Republic, of The IT,h
instant, contains list of the awards of the Con-
mssioners on the Mexican Claims. The whols
number of memorials presented was two hundred
and seventy-twO--the number rejected as insnfS;.
Gent on their lace, was forty. The sum ammo.
priated was three millions two hundred and ,hrsa
thousand five hundred and twenty.three dollars
So there is the sum Of forty-six thousand four hun
dred and seventyssven dollars left to be paid bacl
TO the Mexican Government
Some of the large awards are as follows: II
Lewis J. Hargous, $3.50. $50; Dr. Gsrdner, S42S 600
Union Land Company, in Texas, S5S,S 1873; Trnl
Land Company, ST.. $50 "a Galveston Bay an
Texas Company, $4,000; Aaron Legget
100000; VIM. s. Parrot, $4,000.
-Four thousand three hundred and seventy do
lars and seventy cents were awarded to the Ne,
Orleans Canal and Banking Company of this city
Franklin Chase, husband of the heroine of Tam
pico, 'eosivss the pretty sum Of s33,s7a.
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FOREIGN COMMERCE OF CHARLEsToN-We
present this morning statement Of the exports
from the port of Charleston to foreign countries
during the quarter ending the 3lst of March last.
1t Will be perceived that their aggregate value is
n OF, 1913 AGO
For the corresponding quarter 1850 ...... 4O4O 776
Being increase of Observation-Disclosures. ss7S, 6S4
The revenue collected at the Custom house on
foreign imports during the quarter amounted to
. sl96, 072 81
corresponding quarter lsoo lSlll ~
Being an increase OF s6S,96l IS
The increase of exports over the corresponding
quarter of last year is equal to % per cent, and
the increase Of imports to 60 per cent. The latter
is result of striking importance, it proves the
success of the efforts which have been made to
break into the monopoly of the foreign trade by
Northern cities, and restore at least portion of the
importing business to the South, which mainly
supplies the exports.
1t will be observed that the statements above
concern the foreign trade only of our city, and
that to get at her whole commerce we must add a
large amount of exports, and vastly greater
amount OF imports coastwise. charleston Mer-
1
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
Patent .NediciMeS,
50 POYDRAS STREET, New Orleans.

TOS. HUFTY formerly OF the firm of J. Wright
- s. Cos would most respectfully inform the public
generally that he has purchased the entire interest OF the
southern Branch Of the Empire Co.. has leased the store,
g POYDRAS STREET, and has fitted up a consider
able expense the Patent Medicine business Having
surpassed facilities for supplying Druggists and Dealers
generally with every article this line he deny socts
inspection OF his stock and prices Satisfaction will be
given to ali who avor him with their patronage.
The following list only COMPRISES part OF his extensive
assoment which can and iu be furnished the Trade
"a reason able terms as any other house in the South:
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TELEGRAPHTC.

-, LOUISVILLE, April Is, 9 AM.
There are eight feet water in the canal and six
teet on the falls. The river is stationary.
The steamboat Col Dixon, in attempting to 60
over the falls, knocked hole in her bottom, and
sunk In seven feet water. She will probably be
raised in the course of the day.
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MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr.
~ candidate for reelection CONSTABLE Of the Filth
OF the Peace Third Municipality Election third OF
November, 1851. aplS
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SMITHS HOTEL, BAYOU SARA, La.

THIS fine Hotel has been in successful operation
for the last four years under the direction of the 49,.
present propreto and is still the entertain :
tached to the Hotel large LIVERY STABLE, with Ess
Larrages Horses and Buggies for the accommodation OF
persons wishing to visit the country. - , ,,,,r,,
ap26 THOS. b. SMITH.
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To the Medical Profession Z

To the Medical PrOfessiont
no The NATIONAL MEDICAL ASSOCIATION will meet
Charleston South Carolina, May
A. HESTER.
H1- City papers will please copy apll
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The Pensacola Gazette says that reports are
current there of the revival of the project for the
invasion of Cuba under Gen. Lopez. He will be
prominent actor in the expedition no doubt; but
if we are correctly informed, he is not to be the
leader Of it. Nat. Intelligencer.
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Fashionable Clothing.

no. ~ CAMP STREET.
Opposite Heplett's Exchange
CT We in receipt of complete Stock Of FAsHlONA
Bile CLDTHNGn and FUR NiSHl NG GOODS comprising
article in the of Dress,
THOMPSON IL NIXON.
o23gdp If No. ~ Camp street,
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,HAMPAGNE-l50 baskets Cobert's ecle-
~ brated Siery Mosssanx landing ex shin Oh Enrard
from hasrs, for sale by
apls SAMUEL WOLFF, % Camp st,
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS,

LEEDS FOUNDRY, August !, 1850.
AT the request OF Mr.. Kendall put into furnace in
which we melt IRON, OF Mr. Kenas brick, with one OF
The very best SCOTCH Fire Brick. Tie Scotch Brick melted
slightly Mr. kendal'snot ALL neither broken OF cracked
LEEDS 4 co.
cV" We ready to supply sugar planters with our
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at ga Orders left at
Kendall, Voc Co.'S. at our office on the New Canal
will be promptly attended to-
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Castor Oil Beans,

& LII persons wishing TO plan, the above
~ Beans should recoliecI the time has
arrived when II should be done. II they
are planted by the ION of April IL will do.
but the sooner the better. They should be
planted by 3 feet, covered lightly, Plow'
ed both ways. the hill kept clean and thin.
ned to one stalk, and should be worked as
regularly as Corn.
We will furnish any one with Seed on
the following terms, viz. They are to de-
liver the Beans al our Oh Press in Mer-
charitable condition; that IS, tree irom any
sprou,p1 ones, aud as dry a. any other grain
should be, Tor which we will pay them 81
per bushe! ur . How them the market lrlre;
IN this they can have their choice, anu IN
every case, when they get the Sred, III"
contract will be reduced 10 wiring. Per
sons who have seed of their own hay" me
same privilege Of making contracts. lh"Se
TO whom we turGlsn seed must return 'he'li
IN the Fail.
Persons who wish to plant had letter
make application as early as possible, as
more may wish 10 plant than we may be
able to press The pruiuct.
THORNTON 4 MHTCALFE.
P.S. will be- Individuality responsible
for all contracts, made in accordance with
the above notice IN METCALFE'
McMinn co. March 7, lSjl-4r rs
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YOURS ELF!
For G5 Gents

EpY means OF tie POCKET ESCULA'
EO Plus, or, Every one his own Physi.
clan! ThIrtielh Edition, with upwards OF
Il hundred eneravings, showing private dis
eases in every shape and form, and mall
formations Of the cenera,ive saystem,
BY WIN. YOUNG, NJ. D.
The time has now arrived, that persons
suffering from secret diseases. need no
more become The victim OF quackery. as BY
the prescriptions contained 10 this book any
one may cure himself, ilhout hndrance
To business. or the knowledge OF the mos.
intimate friend, and with one tenth the
usual expense. In addition to the general
routine Of private disease, it fully explains
the cause Of manhood's eGriy decline, with
observations on marriage-besides many
other arrangements which il would not be
proper to enumeya;e in the public prints.
81" Any person sending TWENTY FIVE
CENTS enclosed in a letter, will receive one
copy Of This book, by mai, OF five copies
" iii be sent for one DOLLAR Address, "DR.
You've, No. l53 SPRUCE STREET, PHiLA-
DELpHn." Postpaid.
sL3H DR. YOUNG can be consulted on
any OF the Diseases Described IN his differ.
ent publications, at his Office, 1852 Spruce
street. every day between and o'clock,
(Sundays eXcepted)
Oct. %, lSj0--ly 100
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-03-28

The biogr,nhv ur each President of the
Irn,eJ s;,a,.. i. riv.r ~ c,nner,,on with
his administrator. Throuohou, the entire
work IN. n,ind ~ ,ho ,rn,j 10 nar,icul,rly
I,rar,oJ, - nm o,o,.,,,L,n pror;Is,cc. whose
v.I w. -" o't has ham en- alien manifest.
-, 49, ,,;o,,I ov;s,onco Tha work
10 r,;,,aJ on I,rra ornn TOM. we'll hound .
n, I',a,, ia ,,,as ,or,
,,I aIoo,,,, hnol. -, As,,onomv in
W." t "". C'n:,,.s ni,a,.n,oJ gsi,ono.
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Nelson's 'Friangie Straw Gutter.

NcIson'S Frl0lHle SIENW VU:,eF'
yayilE Undersigned, authorised Agent to
Ii dispose OF the rights OF Nelson's Tn
angl" Straw CnI'rr. viii in short time
visit the counties OF lower Eas, Tennessee,
upper Georgia, and Nor'h Alabama, and
will >ell them on favorable terms. Wher.
ever these Cutters have been used they are
pronounced as the very best invention ever
offered TO the public. The cost OF con
srructIng them is comparative ly trti ~,
aud they are easy To Ia, die and not liable
10 get out o! fix. ANY goud workman can
make them. JAS. &. HENRY.
Feb. IS, lS5l-5l ~
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L A " NOTICE,
Clover SEED.

E'HE subscriber has lot of Clover Seed.
l. IN the chat, which he will sell at S6rO
per bushel-40 bushels of cha # TO conn,
one Of seed l.. r. HURST.
MOUSE CREEK VALLEY, M'Miun 60.
Feb. 81, lS5l-i times. i.0
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II. 4. R.lMS.IE, N. d.,
SURGEON,
CALHOUN, GoHDoN CT

CALHOUN, EOHDON Co, GA.
rHSENDERS his services TO the people
Il generally. Persons having diseases
recurring the use OF thu knife, will fluid II
advantageous 10 call He is amply pre-
pared with every variety ul INSTRUMENT Tor
meeting any emergency. Those who have
Tumors, B'imdacss, aud other diseases o'
the Eye, Deafness. Cancer, Stone IN the
Bladder, Chronic Disease Of Female Life,
will do well 10 report. Patients taken al
any distance. Poor operated upon gratis.
Feb %, lS5l-li III
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dissolution.
Chalcery Sale,

nURSUANT 10 a decree OF III" Chance
I ~ Cour, a, Athens. at the Fto!uary
Term. 1851. will sell on the l0ih day OF
hpru next, on the premises, at puhhc "u',
crv TO the hiahes biiler, on cfrdi' "'
nm. and Two YEAR. except the sum o. 'hifty
doII,,. the Town Lot, wuH the buildings
and Improvements thereon. now occupied
nv Mrs Gibbs. Bond with approved Sc
cur;,y will be- required for the balance oil
the purchase money, and I'rn rt,@'"ed on
The 10, and improvements until all IS paid
WIN LOWRY, G. & NJ.
Feb. 2S, 1851 -6t--Prs lee $3.50 III
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Female Academy,
AlApisoNvILLE, Tenn.
Miss e. III. .EELtTLEE, Principal.

NTEET Summer Session will commence
~ on Tuesday, the Is, day Of Apnl. the
Winter Session having closed w.ih half lis
intended term.
Exercises in the Academy were, for a
short time. suspended by the illness of Miss
Jessie Melville, most promising pupIi
whom her devoted teacher and aunt wa,ch-
ed bv nigh, aud by day. during her SEX
ness. After the death OF her lovely niece,
Mss Melville both needed and desired. for
a time, relic! from The lahors OF the school
room, and The Trustees IN difference to cons
sideratlrns 50 well worthy Of regard adopt
ed the plan already stated.
The change will, we trust, give entire
satisfaction nasmuch as the Summer SEES
sion will thereby commence al the most
appropriale season OF the year.
The past session was. during ITS coniIn-
uance, eminenlly prosperous, both as re.
CARDS the number OF pupils and Their rapid
,mprovement. a full school being anlicI'
pared next session. the necessary assistant
teachers will be provided. II Is important
10 facilitate ,he formation Of classes, that
purils commence with the session.
The Trustees are much gratltied al the
manifestation that parents properly appre-
cia,e the superior advantages here afforded
for the education OF iheI daughters.
Boarding NAV be obtained on reasonable
terms IN several families. and one commo-
diuuS and CONVENIENT building IS being hlied
up expressly for the purpose.
Terms Of Tuition per Session IF 20 'ceeks,
one half in adrdnce.
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Athens Female Academy.

VlHE Second Session OF the Athens fe-
l. mall Academy, under the charge and
management, of Miss 0. +. MAaCHeANKs,
will commence on the I'm day OF Febru-
ary. 1851.
From the general satisfaction expressed
by the patrons Of the Academy. al the
manner in which the institution was man
aged during the First Session. the Trustees
are warranted in aivin2 assGrance TO pa
rents who have daughters 10 educate, lNal
they will be grallfeL III all they desire by
placing them under the care oil MISS
Marchbanks.
Prof. G. 4. KNAEE will continue IN the
Musical Derar,men, HIS reputation as a
Teacher of Music renders II unnecessary 10
say any thIHg IN regard TO his qna''lca
tons. He Will also give lessons, II desired,
TO others no, members Of the School.
The ,ul,on fees and Incidental expenses
will be as follows:
Spelling, Reading, Wiring. Arlhme'
tic, English Grammar aud Geog-
raphy, S''Oo
French, Italian and Spanish Lane
euages, Mathematics, Natural Par
losophv, Moral Science, As'rono- ~
INV Sc 1000
D,,w,no p,irtina. &C. 800
Music on the Piano. io'oo
.. :. Gu,tar. 1870
Incidental Expenses, I'oo
The Trustees have the assurance from
several of the most respectable lami!IeS OF
the place that they vii! board young ladies,
including light and fuel, at from : 81 to
$500 per week.
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