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nd Lamps fss regulating the public decks 10 Ceaatsss
ston-With sss,nssss tor tie s.srsstoas sad
reps TO bsSns W Fourth street. fOr use Of Hsss Gem
~. resolution; and e1puissns referred 70 Gem
nittse on Fire Department.
Ts Tss * sisa sa e f <.
para tne Supplies e. .sG h \ hereby sash n :: G .a
bell .. @ sp9ss
street. nee. naess.s. 70 IN. ss erected
hereby appropriated therefor Adopted BY the fol-
Xshrn stye-Mes,rs Brown TAFT. Mabbatt. Brisn. Red
nss.n sn .r
mission:r obtain RON Hes.rs Msst.r R.dsioa pro-
posa: and estimates for the removal Of dsnseIou, reef
iso. q Dsi.nsy stsnsc1 street R. 50 to make
h BE- the carriage
Mulberry stree. repaired from prince to Ms.
.ps sTs AdSI q.
in To COMMITTEES on Roads. :. -,
stolen often returned a the police once.
dsd to give notice To- persons owning
oG % sr e G s Of Pss
e The Il.
largest Circulation and that the clerks deliver
sGsN ss :i
bills advertising when certified by the Chief Adopted
| by the following vote
Afhrmatve-Messrs. Brown. TAFT Mabbatt o'Brsn; Rod
man, Woodward. Ring Anderson; Bouton. MeGown,
Wright Wheean Barker Rogers. Valentine. and Brastow
/ -l6.
BY Assistant Alderman BR Asrow-That Fortieth street
Second and Third and Fifth and Sixth
| streets be lighted with oil Adopted.
| By Assistant Alderman McGowN-That Ctoton water
Pipes be sid in 10th street between Third and Fourth
avenues Committee Croton Aqueduct Depar ment
the samThat the Second avenue from 10th to l23d
| street be lighted with oil Adopted
sameThat l25th Street from First to Third
| he lighted with oil. Adopted.
| By Assistant Alderman BRAsTow-That free hydrant
lie pscea in Eighth avenue west side feet north q
therefor Adopted by the following vote -
Afirmntve-Messrs. Brown, TAFT Mabbatt o Brien Rod
| man, Woodward. Ring. Anderson. Bonton McGowan,
wriqbt Wheelan. Barker Rogers, Valentine Brastowl6
BY Assistant Alderman WooDwARD-That the report fix
of &c. be taken from the han Is
Of the Committee and subject to the action OF this Board
Laid for the present the table.
The adjourned to the first Monday in August
| From the minutes EDW sRD SANFORD, Clerk
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SShr Pits, vsgrsu. RseklanA.
0ohr ulisabsth, -, Camden, Aau.
schr Red Beach. Wsestsr lastPort, days.
Sohr Martha JAne, Foster, Machlas.
Schr Stsrlng Chass. Hyannis 8 days.
Sohr Gold Hunter. FArs. Portland, 10 days.
Schr Frspklin; Qurpev WArehAp.
Bohr Edwin. BIaIsden SuNivaa
Ssbr George Gnlman. kusssn, Hsohias. > days.
bchr ElvrA, ingalls, Maohias. 10 day..
0chr Presto, Ingalls,, MAohias 10 DAYS
Sohr Alvarado. WALL Calais, 8 days.
Schr Henrietta Hayes. Ellsworth 10 days.
Sleep Henry Cssto6. Applsby. Newport.
Sloop viglant Wells, Newport.
Ship John Ravens (Brl - Liverpool with passengers.
Ship Georgia. Of Savannah, from Havre.
Ship JAva, Jackson NOrlsans Is days. VITA ndse to
Stanton.
Wardle
Brig Rainbow. from Trinidad.
Also chip. one bark, and two briggs.
The ship Sir Richard Jackson reported this nornng)
has anchored at the W Spit.
Sailed
Shin Rome, Or IS Rio de Loup; bark Paul Boggs.
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PaasewUers ArraxeIa.

LoNpoE-Pactst ship Sur Robert PeslT Perry lady and
three children, ShAlnG and lady, Adams Bishop ID
Dixon, Mrs Jane Andrews Master Andrews Mrs Jane
HAvle Miss Mary Hayie
BkRhuDA-BaIk Eliza BArss-A Danell N Grace. J
Nelens. Redmsn. J CtCamPbe. Campbell, Bart.
bell. steed, Lee: w White Ward. Fable, G
j C Lghtbourne Rev J Horn, warwick Hart,
Young. Haywood Huschings, Nelson
CIENruEGos-Ship Tarqun-R Murphy and lady. Miss
Wilcox.
CIENruEoos-ship Charlotte Reed-W Horton, lady and
child.
HAvAsA-Brig Lawton-Mrs Humphreys. Juan dc San
gemAn. j Balemgala
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SAVANNAH. July l2-Arr brgs Stella Bril-, Ksusy Bath
Me- Maeen. watkins, NYork CID brig Harbnssr Hoyt st
yohps NIB.
l3tb-Cld scbr Julia Rich Snow. Richmond. Ne. Sid
ship Southport Mccormick Nrork.
SALEM. July N-Arr schr Cryssnthun. Smith, Philadel
phia- Cid schr X Burton, Lingo, d..
WILMINGTON, NC. Judy lSECld sohr Susan Cannon
sehrs smith Suites, EYerk Mary howard, Marshall.
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TeIekrapAie Marine Reports.

BO6rOH. July TO.
Arrved-Scbrs Rio Phladelphis; Bay State, NYork.
CaredNew clipper ship Polynesia San Francsoo; shps
Levi Woodbury. N0rIeans; Parthenon, dol bark an
Genoa brigs Cosmopolite jacksonville; Clayton: Phil
adephs; schrs Lacon and Victory do; Philadelphia AL
The ship Hungarian OF NYork from st Johns, NIB for
before reported ashore Grand Menau has been
got of towed into Eastport She will be taken to Port
iaud & renairs.
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MARTINI INT 70 L L q E n G Il.
NNJN0N0NNoNNNNNo~>o~NN0ooN
ALMANAC FOR NEW roRK-rHfs DAv.
SUN RfsEs.. Al MOON SETS. ..morn 09
SUN SETS. q HIGH WATER. eve 8 81
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SHIPPING.

ship ATLSNSlS Can't jams. West :; m: ssssn.hip
s.: sa s NJ .sa1 ss hi
psi for For freight or passage having uaequasd
n0d''ni I fSv isf'f < e. c6T ffnsss .Ppy
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the Atlantic sad san
TEE BRITISH AND nosrI A%aEIcAS ROYAL
;S s9' and Al. .ss1. the B.' n p
sFS 'sss h.s''. M Ssg, a,
AALAloA o'es shssiss o ss5R Capt Lang
S. JssEEs. from s:s wsn, july s,
America. sSssnon. from Boston. %sSnssdsy. avs
from from ss.
aa from Ss:'iH
Hnsops from ssr
Passage from Now York . Boston to LiverpOol-Frst
cfsan berth s secured sssSSa u osHp p.s Tor
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount for
An expsrienced surgeon on board;
All and newspapers must pass through the Post
freight passage s JHSSstsD N. p.rn. Green
wArcHEsBy order Of the British Treasury watches Of
1 viii ss hssssfsr ss%isssd IN sassss
:equsne. Of which French swiss Watches may
ped q Hayre for NsE York Or Boston via With.
French German. and other foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods Through bills of
lading given in Havre for New York.
DEDUCTION IN FARES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA
II LverpooL-The Liverpool and Philadelphia steam
ship Company intend sailing their new steamships ~ fol
xRon PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Man chester. Saturday, July
CITY Of Glasgow Saturday, Aug. IA
City OF Man chester. Saturday. Sept
City Of Glasgow. Saturday, Oct
LIVERPOOL
City of GLASGOW, W ecnesday, July 81
City Of chester ........... W ednesday, Aug.
City of Glasgow. Wednesday, Sept.
City of CHESTER =, . W ednesday, Sept %
CITY Of Glasgow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ednesdsy Oct. u
Rates Of from lphiA:-Saloon in after
state $50 In midshp state $685. in for ward
state rooms $35noudng provisions ard stewards fees
For frsiS n OF Pss s aBRyy c e
No. Q walnut street. Philadelphis.
limited number of third class passengers will be taken
$40 from Philadelphia and $50 from Liverpool-foupd
with provisions.
THE UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP WASH
lNGTON Z. N. Fitch. Commander. will sail for Bre-
touching at Southampton to land the ails and
Pier North River. at ocock,P Price fpassase
In first eat in, main saloon. .$lU
In first cabin. lower saloon. lO9
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 ee ship All let
ters must through the rost Office Specie delivered In
hOLLER SAND Il RIERA Agents. % South street.
VANDERBILT LlNE.-FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The shortest and che routeThe powerful double
engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT 500 tons. will leave
Tuesday, July 2th for San Juan del direct
Meeting with the double engine steamer s. s. Lewis 100
TONS the Nicaragua Transit having twelve
miles These are
uent fnr uanttl
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II STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Aapinwa and PanamaBy order Of the Postmaster GeEe
raj the United States With tho Cali
lsi ana oregon mails are t. be despatched the ST.
and 2Oth Of each month direct for from New
Orleans the It'll and I'D When these dates op
Sunday, the sailing to be postponed until Monday fol
lowing The Pacific mail steamers be in readiness 10Y
immediate despateh arrival Of the mails at Panaa
United States Mail Steamship Compsny-The folio wing
lis. Of the steamships belonging to this paay-
GEORGIA. ....... S0t0tons CRESCENTCITY 1903 toHs
OHIO. 5000 tons CHEROK EE :. .l3O0 sons
ILLINOIS 2 500 tons PHILADELPHIA !. 100 tom
EMPIRE CITY. 1900 tons Ell DORADO. 800 tor.
wing New York for isDinw. on the si and sS q
The new steamships Ell Dorado and Faloos will form
direct line between New Orleans and Aepinwa leaving
steamships through line to and from New Orleans and
ports in Mexico California and Oregon. Passage from New
Orleans can be secured from Armstrong Harris h Co..
agents at that place.
Fer Ladies Saloon State Rooms. .............s6 So,
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon Rooms. ...........
6econd cabin standees .......... -............ y
Passengers are landed at the railroad DEPOT. spin wal.
free OF expense he railroad being In operation aud
running half the distance from Aspn Panama
the transmit of the Isthmus may performed in from
eighteen to twenty hourthe expense vbch varies
from $40 to $25 to be borneby the passengers.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ooMPANy.
lhe puoie informed that under the
Urls company steamers inspected and approved BY the
NAVY department commanded by Navy officers aud
iyng ne United states Mails will hereafter leave Panams
immediately arrival OF the Altar tic ais San Fran
q Acapulco. boat ~il be bept END
the route TO cover accidents The foowg packets
belonging TO the Pacific Nail Steamship pany
ne aeihe ono Of which will be always r port atesoh
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ETnnEE.FnosRTNiA.. Lose UNICORN -. -. $50
steamship cciunii. viii ply between san Fran
arrival Of The s mails and
mail ro :srs Sss
Pacific astsaner. RATES = fsrs from ransps 70 sss
proPellers win DO kept for the res,
:nS transisn, PASSENGERS between Pspsm. Frsn
and
Chagres 40 cents and from fanama to San Fran
spy I'm ss
Companies w West street corner Of WarreS. New YORK.
UNdIaI1I,DDo STATES TIES M MAIL sTsAIsaIr COMPANY
only through United States Mail Line for Caiforua Ana
engine s% Ss1dH If Hs
hs sssss IN hs wS ~. tens
The E ss e
gsnys magnificent steamer NoRTIERNER viii be- IN rss
Sns =; n n. to the po and
r,a,o., RATE: OF FARE TO AsPISwALL
Lower, Afterwsrd and Forward saloon, Stat. Room rs
seeond Cabin stsndees. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
rs,;snsers viii railroad wharf a. xpia
s.ss. ~.
terms For Freight passage fYpIG WHITNEY
the once Of the Companies III West street, corner Of
\ rates. New York aud San Francisco Steam hin Line
The new and splendid steamship UNITED STATES, 500
tens burthen, Edward Dennis Commander viii take her
AZ At Panama with the double en- gins
A. Cole, Commander which steamer awaits the arrival Of
Panama by the United from New YorI
and mhodiately thereafter proceeds to San Franchise
rect without stoppnge At ports These
IN accommodations and safety by Any on
this route and an experienced surgeon attached to each
vessel The United States has made the
New York and Chagres in days eleven hours and
the winfield Scott performed the York
ara Pansma in the shortest time record
ming and actual time from port port Books OPEN
DAVIS BROOKS CO.,
General Aaents, 28 Beaver street or
JONES JOHNSON,
n lO1 West street, corner of Liberty street..
az sehfors ~ the United States will disembarh alongside
wharf AZ Atpnwal and take the PsnsmA Railroad now
nearly Gorgens thus avoiding the risk
snong In boats At Chagres and the river Navigation
GHlP ARCOLE FOR SAN FRANCTSCO.--THIS SPLEEN |
~ did most superb accommodations in first
cabin for limited number She will sail about the
9th inst Passengers via the Cape, will please examine
this vessel, and Judge for themselves. Apply TO
Il. b. SUTTON, 81 Wall street.
BOWMAN GRINNELL h co, Only AUTHORIZED |
ID atepts swallow Tail line Of London Liver
pool packet ships Drafts from 81 and upwards payable
throughout Great Britain and ireland
~ South street, New York; wick Chambers Fen
wick street end No bRevcnt Road Cerence dock Lver
?9s.
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ROWMAN, GRINNELL n co, Only AUTHORIZED
ID the swallow Tail line Of London and Liver
pool packet shps Drafts from a and upwards payable
sight town throughout Great Britain and ireland
Once ~ South street New York; Fen wick Chambers Fen
wick street end No bRegcnt Road Ciareuce dock var
79s.
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VANDERBILT LlNE.-FOR SAN FRANCISCO. -
The shortest and che The powerful double
engine steamship NORTHERN LiGH 5Oo tons will leave
on Tuesday July 2oth for San Juan del Noro direct
meeting with the double engine steamer s. s. Lewis 100
TONS over the Naragua TraEs route having but twelve
miles ofand transportation These unrivAled
In their with superior venta
on No delay need now be anticipated at point
the Pacific steamer will BIO In waiting San del
and the last crossing occupied only day from Virgin
~. This route offers superior advantages for families
ching California, they will be constantly under the
charge Of officers attached line and th time much
more healthy and comfortable For Information
apply only to D. B. ALLEN agent Ne Battery place MP
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SHlP ARC0LE, FOR SAN FRANCrsCo.-THIS SPLEEN
~ did vessel has the most superb aocommodaons in first
csh for A limited number She will sail about
18th inst Passengers via the Cape, will please examine
this vessel. and Judge for themsclyes Apply TO
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DAVIS, Bhooho O. ",
General gents, 2S Beaver street. or
rnNEe a. JOHNSON

p....- lUi West street corner OF Liberty street.,
A hehton ~ the United States will disembark alongside
the VII arf at Apinws and take the Railroad
opehed nearly TO Gorgena thus avoiding the risk
to N'"o-N-'
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EOR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
win depart with the United States Mails for Europe posi-
lively. Saturday. July GATH ~ Il O'clock M from her
paid for For freight passage having equaed
modations for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD K COLLINS H. CO.. So w all stteet.
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the Atlantic and sail
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Rates passage from lphia-Saloon in after
state rooms, $50 In mdshp state rooms $685. in forward
state rooms $55inoluding provisions Ard stewards fees
Tor freight or passage, apply 20
THOMAS RICH RDSON Al Exchange place, n. Y;
No. Walnut street. Philadelphis
A limited number of third passengers will be taken
$50 from Philadolpha. snd $50 from Lverpool-foupd
prpyaoua
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Town Lots for Sale.

WEETW ATER, midway between Athens
- and Loudon, in the beautiful and produc-
tive Sweetwater Valley, in handsome situa-
ton, has been laid off into lots and the iots
remaining unsold are now offered for sale
4 very large and fertile section of country,
embracing part of McNlinn and Koane couhI :
ties, large portion of Monroe, and some o.. o.,
the Western counties of North Carolina, Will
ship their products in vast quantities upon the
Railroad at Sweetwater. 1t is favorable
point for the contemplated Railroad to Char
lesion, So Ca, to connect with the Il. l. ~
GA. Railroad the charter requiring the con
nection at some point between the McNllnn
county line and the Tennessee river. Mer-
chants seeking location for profitable bu-
siness would do well to look to the adyantag-
.ous location of Sweetwater Hall dozen
farmers, owning good farms, live within haii
mile of the place, and as the circle enlarges
the number increases. Mechanics oil every
trade are particularly invited to come and see
sf the place does not offer superior induce
mepts There is no better location for good
blacksmith in East Tennessee Brickmaker'
and Bricklayers can find employment. Car
nenters are needed to help build up the town
which they had "better believe" IS now ra
pidly being done. A most desirable surround
inc country, as well as growing town, VII
give all employment.
plan and the number of the lots can o'
seen at the town, and an agent will be ther'
authorised to sell in the absence OF the pro
prietor. j.. l. l. hH-, zoo
March 90, lS52-f loo
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Bar Iron and Castings

TIIE subscribers having leased the TELLlCO
| IRON WORKS for q term of years, are
now in operation and prepared to fill orders
for Bar Iron, HolLow Ware, Machinery Stoves,
and other Castings. Having large number OF
patterns on hand and experienced workmen IN
that department they can supply Castings OF
all kinds on short notice. The quality OF the
Iron is unsurpassed by any made in East len
nessee.
Foundreys and Machine Shops supplied on
the most favorable terms of the market.
Having had a long experience in the manu-
featuring of Iron in its various departments,
they would respectfully request share oil
public patronage. ,,,r,c ,, . ~
May 90, lS5l-ly los
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Look II ere.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform the peo-
| pie of McMinn, Monroe and adjacent coun-
ties, that if they need anything in the LEATHER
line they will do well to give him call at his
establishment, near the Stage and Railroads,
half way between Athens and Philadelphia.
H. NJ. SIMPSON, whose skill as Tanner and
Courier is beyound doubt, will be principle
workman in the
ia " Y A R D.
II. O. WALKER, who is acknowledged by all
(who have seen fair specimen of his work. to
be able to compete with any Northern competi-
tor, assisted by other good workmen, will car
ny on the business of
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
Harness of all descriptions, such as Wagon
and Buggy Harness, Blind Brides, Collars, Ri
ding Brides, Martingales, Halters, DC, DC,
made to order, on short notice and in neat
state. The subscriber will attend IN person to
THE HARNESS SHOP.
sTy" Corn, Wheat Oats Pork, Bacon, Bees
wax, Tallow, Hides, and to keep down hard
thoughts, Money will be taken in exchange for
any thing in his line. Call and see if this is so,
ii. B. YEARWOOD.
Feb. 10, 1S52-tf TT
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Land for Sale in Sweet Water
Valley. Iiiwassee Purchase.

THE undersigned offers for sale Farm OF
L 1874 acres, lying miles south Of Phlia-
delphia Monroe county, Tennessee, on the
Morranton road, and within one mile OF the
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad,
Said farm embraces some OF the best lana OF
said valley. which is not surpassed perhaps ny
any valley in East Tennessee, and has plenty
of timber and about 10 acres in cultivation,
watered by running stream, with sufficient he;
portion of good arabic land to clear There
Is a good orchard of early and late peach ana
apple fruit, dwelling about 80 by Is feet a
large barn about the same size, DC. 1t is con
venient to mill and shops, and more land al
Joining can be had if a larger farm is desired.
'O'''o WIN. Ii. SHAW.
Aug. 6. 1S51-f lol
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HUDSON & GILLESPIE,
COMMISSION MER CHAM rs,
(At the old stand of A. T. Johnson,)

COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
(At the old stand of A E. Johnson)
White Hall street, ALBANIA, ia
THE undersigned have this day associated
themselves in the Commission Business, in
all Of its branches, and take this method of
rendering to their friends and the public gener,
ally, their services in this connection. assuring
all who may favor them with their business;
that it shall have their personal and undivided
attention-they hope by PromPtnIe.sss ana crosse
of patronage. ,, -.
Law, Cumming. c. b. WilbOurn, Dalton, Ga
Allen Goodson & Co., Rome, Ga. W. H. White,
Rome, Ga. Gen. Ira r. Foster, Cherokee CO.,
Ga. Thornton d Sims, Ringgold, Ga Black
d Cobb, Rome, Ga A. E. johnson, Atlanta,
Ga Gibbs & McCord, Augusta, Ga.
A. NJ. HUDSON f. IL GiLLtsrlE'
Atlanta, Ga, Feb 90 1S52-Sm ITS
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and LADY.
Terms, per Session:
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Mental -
Arithmetic 9o'oo
Written Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography, and the above, 800
Latin, Greek Hebrew, French and ltal-
ian Languages the Higher Mathematics,
Mental and Moral Sciences, DC, DC, 1000
Painting in Oil and Water Colors, Lith-
o,ranb Mezzotint Gc,-Extra. 1000
Embroidery, Wax Flowers and Fruit, 800
Each student will be required to present to
the Principal a Ticket OF Admission, before
entering upon the studies of the session.
Mr.. Robert n McEwen has been appointed
and duly commissioned by the Board OF Irus
tees. to furnish Tickets and receive the Tuition.
Students can purchase Tickets for whole or
half Session, as may suit their convenience,
but no scholar will be received for less than a
half session. And the Trustees earnestly recon-
mend that all who intend to connect them
selves with the School, should commence at
the opening of the session, and continue to It's
close-as those who have taken this course
hitherto have been unanimous in their com
mendations of the School We do not know
of solitary exception.
CHAS W. METCALFE, Sec'g
NIB Students from distance can be ac'
commodated with board in the best OF families
at $3.50 per week. enquire at MeEwen's
Feb % 1s5o-tf 17S
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ChancerV Sale of Land,

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery
/ Court at Athens, at the February term,
1852, | will sell on the premises, on the 22d
day of May next, to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the Northwest quarter of sec
ton nineteen, township fourth, range first,
East of the meridian, Hiwassee District, it be,
ing the same on which McMinn Dodson and
Mrs Eveline Cunningham now reside, and ad,
Joining the lands of the Hon. G. +. Keith and
Marshall W. Cunningham, for distribution
amongst those in interest.
VIM LOWRY, C. & NJ.
Feb. 81, lS52-tds Prs fee SO l79
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Cheap Watches, Jewelry, and
Silver Ware.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
TSenty per cent at least io'cer Than ever have
been sold in the United States!
n OLD Lever Watches, full jewelled, is
" karat case only S3O--usually sold for $50
Gold Lepine Watches, Is karat case Jewel
led, only S24 ,r .,., ALL.
sl4-usualy sold for SlS.. ~, no
Silver Leppine Watches, jewelled' only $40
silver Tea Spoons per half dozen, only So
Gold Pens, Silver Holders, only 81.
Persons wishing Watch or watches OF
Jewelry, can have them sent by mail, with
perfect safety, to any part OF the United
States or West Indies, by first sending the
amount of money. All articles warranted as
represented above. Orders from the country
respectfully solicited.
Please address [post paid,
LEWIS LADOMUS, 1903 Chestnut street,
East Wing Of the Franklin House,
3. PHILADELPHIA
ry- california Gold bought, or manufac
cured into Jewelry.
April ., lsS9-h !S