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TOR SAIE--ON HENRY STREET, NEXT TO CORNER
II OF Harrison street, South Brooklyn fns, commo-
dious and we'll built three story brick house and lot
built in modern style, and furnished with gas and fix
lures in three stories. Terms favorable Inquire Of
EDWARD sIIAURMAN, builder corner of Harrison and
Clinton streets BROOKLYN
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THOR SAIE-H0USE AND LOT NO. % ANGTY PLACE,
125 feet north of Bleecker street. with two story
attic and basement dwelling in the The front dwell
ing of modern build rs by 40 feet three story base.
ment and under cellar, six rooms on floor, well arranged
as to closets and Croton water Two thirds may remain
bend and mortgage for three years Apply at No %
Amity place. in the rear from 10 till II A. NJ and to
A ID
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DESOLUTION- THE 60 PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing between the undersigned under the name Il
Forrest Knapp, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. The affairs of the will be settled BY
Wesley A. Forrest who continues the business at No. 81
Jefferson street.-Dated New York Feb 81, 1853
WESLEY A. FORREST.
JOHN L. KNAPP
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II OOSIS WANIED-BEfWEEN BLEECKER AND EIGI
N tcen,h streets, and Fourth and Sixth avenues, for
single gentleman; parlor and bedroom on first secon
floor. Private table, and the best accommodation re
quired. Address l. o. u, box 453 Post Once.
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ITO IET-THIRD AND FOURTH FLOOR, ALSO GEL
i lar, of house 270 Greenwich between Warren and
Murray streets suitable for the manufacturing of light
goods; possession given Immediately Inquire of WILL
LIAM A. ARCHER, on the premises.
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CO M vi E r CIAL.
AUGUSTA MARKET.
STA. ,Bulv l..

AUGUSTA, July Il.
Coton-Wc continue the quotations of last
week, but they may be considered nominal, as
the business done has been principally with
manufacturing establishments in the mmed-
ii" vicinity of this city. Stained s! c; middling
10 lotc good milding l0!c; midiling fair
loic; fair lc.
Cor~--Hupply still light, and holders are
GETTING soc II s. per bu>hcl--thc former price
by small lotS-thc latter by retail. These
prices, however, cannot long be maintained
II any quantity is offered on the market. \
lot Of 5000 bushels have been sold ,h, week
delivered, the buyer furnishing the sacks. at
rjc cash No Peas, Oats or Rye in. market.
Bacon-I'riccs still tend downward We
understand lot was sold this week at Sc the
hog round, and II lot OF 80 hhIs. Western sides
at .c. We quote hog round 8 n s !c; ribbed
sides 81 Il S!c, and clear 9c-thcse are whole.
sale prices.
lIhcr-Thrr" is II GOOD demand Cor Wheat
and soo,! red is selling at 90c II : !, and white
at sl,2o - - per brishcl.
Tofc'-Wc have no change TO notice in the
price of this article. Stock on hand good
III" Coit'c" worth 81 n loic.
.SWt-Wc have heard of no large transnc.
lions this week. Selling from stores at $3.50
II $ 40 per sack There is some Liverpool
Blown salt in market, which is offered ut
Sl,1j per sack
ErchWg"-Our Banks are drawing on New
York and ri her Northern cities M ! uer cent.
cm.-LonaiitHiiondiia d H,y,ub.
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University of Nashville,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

INllE Third Annual Course Of Lectures in
l. this Department will commence on Tues
day, the first of November next, and continue
till the first of the ensuing March.
PAU +. EVE, Nj d., 'rinci pies AMI Practice
of surgery.
,IouN NJ WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the
Diseases of Women and Children.
\. II. BucuANAH, Vi. D., Surgica! and Patho-
logical Anatomy and Physiology.
W. X. BowLING, VI. D., Institutes and Prac-
tee OF Mclicnc
e. H. WINSTON, NJ. D., Matcra Mcdica and
Medical Jurisprudence.
RoBErr NJ. PpHrEr, NJ. D., General and Spc-
cial Anatomy.
j. BEGGIrS LINDSEY, n. D., Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
WILLIAM 7. BmGGs, NJ. D., Dcmonstrator Of
Anat omv.
The Anatomical rooms will be opened for
students on the first Monday of October.
\ full Preliminary course Of Lectures will
be given hv the Professors, commencing ais"
ON the first Monday of October
The students will have free access to the
State Hospital
Fee Of each Professor So. Matricuation
ticket -; Dissccting ticket $40; Graduation
fee so.
Good board can he obtained in the city ut
from -, 30 to - per week. Further intornla-
ton may b. obtained by addressing the Dean.
j. H. LlNDSLEY, VI. d., Dean.
Nashville Tenn, july -, lSj3-2mfs ~
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CANDIDATES.


~ We are authorized to announce WIN.
II. TiBBS, Esq as candidate to represent
Bradley county in the lower branch Of the
next Legislature.
~ We are authorized and requested to
announce T. NIXON VAN DYKE, ESD, of
McMinn county, II candidate to represent the
Third Congressional District, composed of the
counties of Blount, Monroe, Roane, McMnn,
Polk, Bradley, Mcigs, Rhca, Hamilton, Bled-
soc and Marion, in the next Congress Of the
United States.
-EY" We are authorized and requested to
announce Gen. JAS. II. REAGAN as IL c.ndi,
date for the State Senate in the District com
POSED of the counties of McAlinn, Monroe,
Polk and Mcigs.
~ We are authorized and requested to
announce JAS. b. COOKE, ESD. II candidate
for recollection to represent McNinn county in
the lower branch of the next Legislature.
~" We are authorized and requested to
announce DIR. J. NJ. LlLLARD, of Msi,s coun-
tv, as II candidate for Joint Representative in
the District composed of the counties Of Nc
MINI, Polk and Mcigs.
rs" We are authorized to announce Col.
SAMUEL a. SMITH, OF BRADLEY, candidate
to represent the Third Congressional District,
composed Of the counties OF Blount, Monroe,
Ronnc, MrNinn, Rhca Meigs. Polk, Hamilton
Blcls"c, bradley and Mariou. in the next
Congress Of the United States.
~" We are authorized AMI requested to
announce JNO. G. STEWART Esd, of Meigs
county, rs n candidate for the state Senate
for the District composed Of the counties Of
Mcics, Polk, Monroe and McM M.
- We are authorized an requested to
announce Maj. MOSES UNN!NGlIAM as a
candidate to Represent McMnn county i'll the
lower branch Of the next Legislature.
~" We are authorized AMI requested to
announce JOHN i. iIOYL, Of Polk, as n can
diiate for Joint Representative from the Dis
trict composed of the counties Of Polk,
McNlinn and Mcgs.
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Notice.

4 III. persons are hereby notified that a
~ Land Warrant issued On the 18th Of Au.
gust. 1852, under an Act Of Congress passed
March -, 1872, in favor of llyram Gipson,
for one hundred and sixty acres, has failed +"
come to my hands, and is lost or by some
means destroyed. said Warrant was No.
l2j. 1t is my intention to apply to the
Commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate Of
said Warrant. All persons are, therefore, mo-
titiel not to trade or in anywisc bargain for
said Warrant. join LLi.loll.
july 5, lSj3-Gt 200
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THE MARRIED WO M ANS
Private Medical Companion.

BY Or. A. Il. -AUECEAr,
rtoIs'.0R ~ nIsrAsrs o. woAks'
one RUn@rtIh EI,tior. Emo, ~. 80. Iriec, 50 ~
los rIxr rArrR, rSTH, rlspi"p, 81 OOl
TI-trrll.hci 70. aud Itiua;
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DIR MLANE,S LIVER PILLS.

This great American remedy for one Of the
most Formidable ills that iic-h Is heir To. Is
now acknowledged 10 he superior TO any
medicine Of the kind ever offered to the pub
lic The action is easy, certain, and attend
ant with no unpleasant results. 1t has never
been tried without rroducin, the most saulu-
t,ry effect. Compounded 10y one Of the most
,uiuen, rl;vsicians in our country, il Is the
medicine which science, kill, ani experience
offers TO human suffering. 1t j. only neces>a-
ry to give this me licinr trial to place it far
above all medical a gents % the kind ever Of
ferei to the public.
For sale 10y 4. II. KEITH 1 Co. Athens; j. y.
.-C.w. CnrTfv, Madi-onvii!o; AID Icy Que Agent
in every tow IL Tennessee. ljuly lJi
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- ~
j. Z Cnr-9Nvr,

UIED-In the vicinity of Athens, on the
10th inst, oi Fluy, DANIrL WAHEry, son Of
Reuben and Susan ,>harrils, arcd years and
| month.
sleep ON sweet babe and take thy rest
God called thee away--hc thought it best;
And since thou no offence hath giyen
Thou shall from hcnccforth dwell in Heaven.
And when the Archan.cl's trump shall blow,
And souls and bodies join,
How many thousand, here below
Will wish their live, had been like thine.
tom.
#xa Wythcvillc, Va, papers please copy.
Drrp--At the Boarding house Of Geo. Mont
eonrry, Esq, July l3'I, NANCY, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. Floyd McGonigal, OF Bradley
county.
This very promising young lady had just
entered her seventeenth year. She had been
for several sessions an intcrcstin. pupil of the
Madi,onvillc Female Academy, and was re-
srcctcd and beloved by her teachers, her
school companions, and 10y all who knew her
Mis- McGonigal had never made Il public
profession of her faith in Christ. The ama-
biltv, the correctness and consistency of her
conduct were such that many persons might
have supposed her to hc Il profcsScd follower
of the Lamb; and, indeed, in some things
younr christians would have done well tn
have taken example from her walk and con
vcrsation. The child Of pious parents, their
prccrJ's were never forgotten. She had not
lived "a praycrcss life, but she felt that she
had not loved the Saviour rs she ought TO
have done, and Therefore, all was not well
with her The disease which became 10 her
the messenger of death. was Typhoii Fever.
In the few DAYS and nights Of her Illness, She
was much and earnestly AZ the Throne al
Grace, and her audible applications were al
ways appropriate, and often eloquent in their
a-onizing icrvor She comprchcndei the
plan of salvation perfectly. She had N"
righteousness of her own TO plead, she knew
that her amiahility, her morality, her upright
conduct, could moi deliver her from condcn-
nation. she felt in the depths of her heart,
that she was sinner AMI God only could save
her for Christ's sake. Text after text was re-
peated, m j,roof of HIS willingness To do so, and
ere long. by Gods Grace, she was enabled TO
obtain sure hope and confidently 10 say. 81
can, I rH Jc'iccc" Her end was peaceful;
aud oh. VIC trust that she is now rejoicing
with the blood bought thrung, who sing Hal
lclniahs To the Father. Son, and Spirit, forcr-
err. MAY the aged father and other relatives
of this dear girl weep not as those who are
without hope, but may they realize that
though her departure is their unspcakablc
loss. vet it is her great and everlasting gain.
And oh, NAV her Young companions who loved
her So fou.iiv. see. even a. thcv mourn her
daparture. that G,ey foo must soon die, and that
now is the time TO give their hearts to Cod
Communicate
: The PRESBYTERIAN Wi:acs~ aad American
Presbyterian VIII please cory.
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Stray Mule.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, living near
y Rinr.old Walker county, Ga. about the
18th of june bay MARE MULE, 3 years
old, tail trimmed and bobbed off, marks Of
gears medium size, rather lengthy FOR its
height, no brands that rccollcct. said Mule
was raised by Mr.. Hall, at Halls Ferry, on
Little Tennessee river. Any person sending
me information in regard to said Mule to
Einggold, Ca, or leavln. it at the office Of
the post" Athens Tenn, viii receive the
thanks of the subscriber and all expenses
pad. JNO. WOODS,
July -, 'j3-3t&l HiHgg,!R, Ga
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Notice..

HN the 18TH day of August, 1853, by virtue
~ of Il decree Of the Worshipiul County
Court Of Bradley county, Tennessee, ut the
june session, S53, OF said Court, will expose
to sale To Tia" highest bidunr, on the prt'mscs,
UNION a twelve months credit, except the sum
Of Twenty-Five Dollars T." be paid down, the
Lot and improvements in the town OF ticve-
land. BRADLEY county, Tennessee, whrr" Hiram
\. Dctrcsc now live, containing about one
quarter OF an acrc-It hrIuL the North east
corner of Lot No. 80 ia said town. The pur
chaser will be required to give bond and So
curiIy for the purchase money, except for the
sum bald down, and II lien viii be- retained
upon the property until tie purcira'" money
is paid. SAID i!oHs" aud lot h"Ione' 20 Jane
+. Gillespie, John 5. Gillespie, Campbell NJ
Gillespie Mary y. II. Toolr, Narci-,n c. Gil
bic, Ma!isst T.. Gillespie aud William H.
Gillespie, heir, at law and Ji,'ri""'Yys OF L."
bella j. Campbell, deceased, and sold for dis
,ribution amongst said heirs
JOHN G. GAIT, Commissioner.
July /, ls5$--dt Prs fee $3.50 2i9
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~ One of the first things that seizcs up
on the attention of the traveller in Egypt, is
the queer dishes he meets with. A friend
writes US from Luxor that his first dinner on
the Nile consisted of stewcI hippopotamus
and broilcd ibis. The next mornings break
fast consisted of cold crocodile, hashed canl-
el, and the cold remains ola donkey. Intel.
lectual food, perhaps, but not provocative of
an appctite.
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~. A novel funeral procession might
have been witnessed in Petersburg, Virginia,
few days since. A negro drayman, having
been accidentally drowned, was escorted to
his last resting place by all the draymen OF
the Cockadc city. The horses he had driven
during his sojourn on earth, were led By the
groom Immediately behind the hearsc, and
followed up by the principal mourncrs mount
ed on dray. These, in their turn, were sue
cecded by something like one hundred drays,
and drawn by two horses, making in all Il
cayalcade nearly mile long.
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ATLANTA MARKET.

ATLANTA, July H..
Since our last we have no change To motto"
in the price of Bacon, Lard Butter, Flour or
Meal We have sold few lots of Corn al zoe
per bushcl. Observation-Disclosures But little of
any kind Of Produce has bccu received for
,h" last few weeks. Stocks generally light.
Rates of Exchange unchanged.
Respectfully,
SEAGo & ABBOTT,
Gcncrai Commission NSrhdHts for III" P"r-
chase opJ sale If all k;"ds Of I'""csSoc Pro-
J,,cc, .N,rchaHiiS,, Groc,ri,s, dc.
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CHARLESTON AitRkET.

CHARLESTON, July Ii.
Corm-This article is very scarce al present,
and commands high prices. There was an ar
rival Of some 5000 bushels North Carolina
Provision Corn, which sold at Toe per bu>h"i,
and W" learn that several parcels expected
from Mary land have been sold at prices with
in the RANGE Of our quotations, VIZ ~ II 1jc.
Hai-!!a also advanced in yal"c, in con
sequence of its scarcity. About 100 bales re
ceivcl since oUr last, have changed hands
within the range of our quotations, viz: 40
bales at 81, d2i per loo lbs.
Lari-'ihis article ha, been very much neg
lcctcd lately. and some forced sales have been
made of kegs, a. low It. 10 lolc.
Bacon--lhc market has been in state Of
complete starnation throughout the week.
Their" is no demand for any Descriptions
side, have been freely offered at SIC; Shout
dcrs are nominal ut 6! tIr.
Coicc-rhe transactions have been limited
to snail lots Rio at prices ranging from 81 a
Ole, as in quality.-toar'sr.
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Masonic Female Institute,
'Idryriiic, Tennessee.


EoAEp OF INSTRUCTION..
Rev. FIELDING POPE. 4. NJ, PERSISTENT.
GUST K. kNAHE, Pro,cSsor IF Music
Miss NJ. J. GATES, IssiStant .lcadcmic
Department.
MRs. NJ. KNABE, Departmcat of Fre,,ch
Miss NJ. j. LOVE, FrincjpM Preparatory
Department.
'JNtlS Institute was established by the Ma
sonic fraternity of East Tennessee. Its
primary object and design is the sratutous
education of the destitute of our Order: also,
TO afford School of the highest order for the
daughters of ell others who may wish to avail
themselves of its advantages.
Tie next Session will commence on Friday,
the 10th day Of September next.
For Tickets of admission, apply 20 Maj J.
l.. Tuolr. Treasurer OF the Board Of Trustees
The. Regulations and Catalogues Of the
School will be furnished on application to the
undersigned.
l;y order OF the Board of Trustees.
j. \. Mex AMY, Sec.
Maryville, july - lS53-tm 2j2
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The New Express says :-"Icttcrs from
London represent II total stagnation in Amcri-
can Securities there, owing t" the war apprc-
tensions between Russia and Turkey. Mon
ey is, however, abundant in bankers hands,
caused by the dizziness in trade. The pacific
termination of the war question would eNcr-
else highly favorable influence, and trade
will at once become active. A moderate rise
in Brcadstuils would have no injurious inilu-
ence on the value of money: but large ad-
vance, caused by an actual failure of the crop,
would make money scarce on the other side,
and react on this. This country with its
overlooking abundance, is the natural market
to supply the deficiencies abroad, and if the
amount wanted is beyond the usual average,
the balance will be supplied by u curtaiImcnt
of credits, which would act unfavorably on
our money market. Already the spcck of
war seen in the distance, has checked opera
tons, and many schemes wanting capital for
.heir development, must wait until the clouds
arc disspatcd"
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80 The business Of building Locomotive
Engines has become an important branch OF
domestic industry, and is steadily growing in
magnitude. According to an estimate made
by the Railroad Journal there are probably
no less than one thousand locomotives built
yearly by the shops now in operation sui!'-
Gent to stock from three to four thousand
miles of road. From ten to fifteen thousand
tons of east iron, and the same amount OF
wrought iron, and Il large amount Of other
stock is used by these establishments for this
yearly production.
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Clear Spring ENGLISH School.

THE Third Session of this School will com,
l mcnce on Monday, the llth July next.
Terms, per Session Of Fire .roniAs, payable at
tie close IF tie .SssSion:
Spelling, Reading and Writing, $500
Geography, Arithmetic, English Gram.
mar and the above, 100
Natural Moral and Intellectual Phi.
losophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Logic,
Rhetoric, Geology, MiHcraIogy, and
course Of Mathematics embracing Alga-
bra Geometry, Trgonomctry, Mensurs-
ton of Surfaces and Solids the Principles
Of Navigation, and Theory and Practice
Of Surveying, with the above 1000
Book Keeping by single Entry, extra, 200
" g Double " 400
Tuition charged from the time the student
enters school till the close Of the session, and
no deduction made for lost time except in case
Of sickness OF other proyilontial hindrancs.
Boarding can he had in good families within
II mile Of the school ut ! per week, aud sever
al comfortable cabins have been fitted up at
the place for the accommodation Of students
who may wish to board themselves.
June II, j3-.m-2lo 5. +. HALE, PrpI
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HAMILTON CnENTY.

,-:,3' Moses CUXHlNGnAN, candidate for
Representative, will attend and address his
fcllow-citizens nj the above appointments for
McNlinn county. lie will also address the
people at John Thompson's, | 18th district, on
Saturday, the lG,h .Iuly, and at the voting
Ground in the lst district, on Saturday, the
23d July. His competitor is respectfully re-
oi,cstpl TO attend.
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MAy.-Nian is like SNOWFALL. Leave
him lying in dlencss against the sunny fence
Of prosperity, and all the good that's in him
melts like fresh butter in these days: but
kick him around, and he gathers strength with
every revolution until he grows into IN ava
lanchc To make 4 figure in the world, you
must keen moving.
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TpIEI-Tl, nlt nl,>.nrlrr

At called meeting of Wcslcvanna Division,
No. 49, Sons Of T.uuernuce. tn. f,lI,wir,
,.,,.,,.I, ,, v.,l,,,i,,.. ,,.,,,., ,,,o,;,,,,,,.
| adopted:
Since the last regular mcetin" Of this body
the Order has been called upon TO mourn the
loss Of one of its brightest ornaments and
most Jealous advocatcs in the death of broth
cr TnoWAs W. MA-rIS, who departed this life
at his residence near Athens, on the 18th .:
July, 1893, aged 81 years , months and days.
Ills assiduouS advocacy of the principles Of
Temperance and morality will cmbaIm his
memory ia the hearts of the good and virtu-
ous. He died tondly trusting in IT," merits Of
the Rcdccucr for II glorious Immortality
While we she'd a tear over his memory We
can no, but rejoice that our loss is bis gain,
1 -. f., ,.,,,,i,,r Z, r,,,rJ al : la, r,,
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THs,PorAroE BUG.-This little striped
winged bug, resembling very much the light
nlng bug, has begun its ravages upon the
Irishpotatoc crop. A friend informs US that
his earliest planting OF potatoes look now
very much like they had been visited by the
army worm.-HopkinSrW Press.
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DIsFRANcIusED.-Thc recent duel between
Senator Gwinn and J. w. McCorlile in Cali
fornia, disqualiiics both parties, according TO
the Constitution Of that State, from holding
office. The one was Il candidate for U. 5.
Senator, and the other for the Office Of Cover
nor.
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pI'HI,IC SPEAKING,

Mn. EDITOR II will addrcs, the people Of
McNinn county At the Courthouse in Athens,
Oh Monday, the 18th day Of this month.
My competitors are invited to attend.
Ju!E d, 1858. IACOB DO\IE.
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COpartncrs!lip.

4 LFRED BAKER has associated with him
~ in business r. u. CAswELr, for the trans
ar, ion of a general Wholesale Grocery and
Commission business, under the name aud
styl- Of BNKEG& CN,wLLr, aud will occupy the
Store Of the late BAKER d Hart.
ALFRED BAKER,
r. II. CA>Wlll.
fLdtc ritz Edker 4, Hart.
Am-msta. Ga. Jmne ~. ,i:i.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET
New ORLEANS, July II

New ORLEANS, July |.
Considering stocks HOW greatly reduced
and the advanced season, the past week
business has been pretty fair.
Coiion has been tolcrably brisk, but opera.
tions have been to some rNt"nt checked by
the advanced rate, claimed ny factors. Week
sales $3.50 bales at an advance in low grades
Of lc. Inferior t! II re; ordinary s! II We;
midding ~ Il lO!c
Coicc-Nu change TO note in price but de-
mani better. Weeks sales j23l bag, in
Guiding us bags (,kimmin-s) NJ Ic; $50 at
Sic; G2i AT Sc; 3i9j AT ;. j., and 40 ri &C..
.Snyar-Dull-GuU hhls. sold in the week.
Supplies limited, demand light, prices still,
aud in price no change. Inferior .Yc; com
mon 3 a SIC; fair 10 full fair .! SIC
.VojrSS,s-AIso dull. Inferior and fcrment-
inc | ! a he; rebolcd, thin to prime, Il a l9c.
ErchaDgc "a Nrr Iork-Sight disct. II
par, and 60 day bills Il Y per cent. disct.
Respectfully,
H. :. TEMPLE,
Commission and For~ui;Hg Merchant,
No. 10 Camp street, Neo Oriea"s.
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HiNHOlNfiOl,.

yJNIIE firm Of BAKER d HART is this day
| dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs
Of the late firm will bc liquidatci 10y Alfred
Baker. ALFRED BAKER,
JAS. i. HART.
Augusta, Ga June 10, 1913.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-07-22
LOTISIILLE MARKET.
louisville, July 10.

LOUISVILLE, July 10.
Prorisioas and LHni-Mess Pork in retail
lots slI. Bacon dull at j ) lc for shoulders
81 a : and 53c for sides, and 81 lie for
hams, rs TO quality. Lard in some Request,
with sale Of 90 bhls. not prime, together
with 100 kegs al . &c; also sales of prime
in bbls. and kegs at 9!c aud lot lode.