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Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

The New York Day Book, of Monday says:
Swain, of the Philadelphia Ledger, is nego-
tiating the New York Herald. Last Friday he
offered 100000 cash for the whole concern,
Hudson and all, or $4,000 per annum in per
petuo. Neither proposition has been definitely
accepted
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

1t is very rare to find ground, which produces
nothing; if it is not covered with flowers, with
fruit trees and grains, it produces briars and
pines. 1t is the same with man; if he is not
virtuouS, he become vicous.-LG Bruyere.
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.je24-tf32
Dry Goods and Groceries.
NEW GOODS! NEW G0ODSI!

J . II n ) Q n, b z I I &c Q o.
A RE receiving and opening large and well
"A leeted stock of Goods, consisting of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
of the finest and neaest styles also an assortment
of READY-NADE CLOTHING, Family Groceries,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Hard
ware, Nails, Queensware, WoOden-ware, Hats Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Umbrellars, Parasols; and in fact
most articles usually kept by merchants in this
ton of country, all of which will be sold the
most reasonable terms for cash produce Call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
London. April %. 1853 nj
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Royal NdrriaGc.-The Princess Garcia Wa
50, who was said at one time to be affanced TO
Louis Napoleon, was united in marriage, on
Saturday, June Is, to Prince Albert Of Saxony,
in the Cathedral of Dresden
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Metkodism an the WorLd.--The statistics of
all the various branches Of methodism in Eu-
rope and America show total of 10, 400 travel
ing, and $4,000 local preachers who minister
TO 2,036, 1872 communicates.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Hon. THos P. MOORE, formerly member Of
Congress, and who, in 1929, succeeded Gen.
HARRISON as Minister to Columbia, died at
Harroddsburr. Ky, on the 2lst ult
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

The Grand Lodge of Indiana have adopted
resolution that it is "highly unmassonic TO en-
gagged in the manufacture or traffic ofardent
spirits as beverage.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

A. c. Built, Esq, it is said, has not sold, out
his interestin the -New-Orleans Picayune, as
was reported.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05
E. WAYMAN G. CO..
CARRIAGE MAKERS,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EHE insolvency Of the estate of Pleasant Ltteton,
i deceased, having been suggested by the under
signed to the Clerk Of the County Court Of Roane
county, Tenn, notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate of the said Pleas
ant Liteon, deceased to file them with the Clerk of
said Court, before the 25th day of October
next that private distribution Of the assets may
be made among the creditors thereof.
JOHN DEVER,
Administrator &C., of P. LittetOn, deceased.
This 18th dav of ,Julv. IS53-3w36#
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WORLDISF ARE


ENHE present age istrn great era, in the Worlds
Il History. COlorc engines, Magnetic Telegraphs,
&c. And the Arts and sciences so improved in point
of correctness and simplicity that it only requires
one fourth of the time and expense, now to gain a
competent knowledge of many Of The Arts, that was
required 20 years ago. Fer example, Twenty years
ago it required from 10 to 20 days to learn the art of
Garment Cutting; now by the aid of
J. s. BONHAM'S
Improved Garment Gutter, any Lady of common ca
pacity can gain practical knowledge of this truly
nterestion and necessary branch of domestic eeono
N.Y. in from l to days. By this Best Rule Of Gar
ment Cutting the Ladies up with the Tailor, and
in many case they render satisfaction than the
TailoT-their Coats Pants and Vests, fit neat easy
and fashionable. This work is selling in IA of
the Southern and Wester States. part of the Wes-
tern and all the Eastern States yet for sale, and
am giving q most extraordinary chance to make
money in the sale of the Copy Right of States, &c
for further information to the sale of the Copy
Right, Orders for Patterns, &c, address me Post
Paid at Louisville, Tenn.
Respectfully,
JANIS S. B0NHAM.
Publisher E Proprietor.
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FOurthround of Quarterly Meetings on Athens
DIED.:

DIED:
In this town, Monday 9th, Mrs. SARAH E.
MoIs-uRFF, consort of James NJ MclNruRFF.
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Macon Produce Market.
Freights and TRANSPORTATION,

Freights and Transportation,
Bet'cecn Loudon, Charleston and .Sauanpah.
Ores, Coal, Hay, Marble Bar Iron, Stoves, &C., by
the Car load of 10000 lbs.-per ton S11 so.
Live Stock, per Car load of 10000 lbs.--I13 90.
Wheat, per bushel 25 cts Flour per barrel Sl.75
Flour per Car load of so barrels-SI IS
Bacon, Beef, Pork, Ice Dried Fruit &C., in sacks,
boxes and barrels, per hundred-9O cents.
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HlWASSEE COLLEGE.

Vile next session at this Institution will commence
a on the 10Th Of September next. All students
aesrous OF entering should be in attendance at the
beginning of the session.
TUITION FEES, &c.
Tuition fee in all the Branches,
Contingent fee, per session, lin advance, )... so
Boarding in the neighborhood, in good families,
at 81 40 per week.
Tuition fees must always be settled By note or
cash. at the end of the term for which the student
ters. No student will be permitted TO enter for a
shorter term than eleven weeks, if so much of the
session remains-if less than eleven weeks he must
enter for the remainder of the session.
July 20. BIN X. e. D0AK, Pres't &c.
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LEUTY'
Coz /" erCial COLLEGE,

L Z u | " )
GO IN IN erCial College,
L0UD0N, TENNESSEE.
IFNHIS Institution will be opened for
Il the reception Of pupils the first SSsSSSa III
Monday in August next. SE)@ TEIzss2
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION, safkT1sTf.S'
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, 35glxS
EMBRACING ~S%SfSS-~s~
Mercantile, Manufacturing, Individual Partnership,
Compound Partnership, with forms adapted to Re-
tail, Wholesale, Banking, Commission Business Far
mers, Mechanics and Hotel Business &C. &c.. to-
gether with account sales, accounts current, and
complete system of Commercial correspondence.
Steam Boat Book Keeping,
Commercial calculations, by the eancilling method,
an entire new principle.
Commercial Law, and Pennmanship.
For further particulars pamphlets published for
gratuitous distribution, or address
JOHN II. LEUTY,
je24-tf 81 LOudOn, Tennessee.
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FOURTH SESSION ODD FELLOWS
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE


ROGERSVILLE, TENN.
TRUSTEES.
HAWKINS LODGE, No. Il, I. o. o.
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev. W. D. JONES, D. D., Principal.
Miss MARY F. PATTON, Miss N E. DAVIS.
1.-TWO places to be supplied.)
ASSISTANTS.
Miss L. E. DAVIDSON, Miss L. HUFFMASTER,
Miss j. CATE.
Prof. II. SCHWING, Instrumental d Focal M1sic
Miss E. NJ. HALE Assistant.
Miss II. TATE, Penmanship,
MrsSOPHA SCHWING, NeedleUork, Em6roidery,6c
Mrs. MARY W. JONES, Natron.
This Institution will be opened for the reception
of pupils Wednesday, the 18th day of September
1853 A full course includes Primary, Collegiate,
and Ornamental Department, embracing four
classes of one collegiate year of ten months each.
Planness in dress is absolutely required-no jew
ery will be allowed to be worn by any pupil
The moral and religious education of pupils is es
pecially guarded without any sectarian dctation!-
Every pupil is required to attend church regu-
larly; but the choice is left with her parents.
Every pupil will furnish her own towels, which,
with every article of clothing, must be marked with
the name of the pupil in full; otherwise the Laun-
dress is net chargeable for their loss.
Pupils, when desired, can be boarded in the In
stitute during vacation, on the same terms during
the session.
Payments for board and tuition must be made half
yearly in advance to the Treasurer of the Institute.
Oh argos:
For Collegiate year Of ten months including fuel,
lights, rooms and lodging, $3.50 per week, washing
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Guthres report which the whg papers are constituting 70
be in favor Of "proisc,on." The poor devils are vel
come draw all the comfort they from isolated por-
lions OF the report, which other psn will judge Of a.
WHOLE and by its spirit. and therefore more correctly
than the wings. The Secretary may not be ready 10 50
swiftly to the desired end some Others but ne can
be relied upon TO do his part in the great work. omcia
station causes men become cautious and II Is not ihe
fault If their enemies misrepesen their motives or draw
irrational conclusions from their language.
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Literary Notice.
Ws.trn Democratic Revis,e

Such the tide of work just being established In
danapos. by Geo. p Buell. The first number, for Janu'
ay 1884, is gotten up in handsome style, and the inter
esng topics which the table oil presents give us
promise OF both profit and pleasure its perusa The de-
mocacy Of the West have long felt the need OF some able
and permanent Journal established in their midst. and ad
vocaing the great national principles Of the party, as
founded by Jefferson. And glad from the
ability displayed in tho ew articles which we have read.
that they have just such Review, able and willing
stand by principles for principles sake.
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Franklin Pierce, Prsas~i Of s United States Of America, 10 an
Uhom May
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that Ernest
Carl Angerodt has been appointed consul OF Waumbug for
Louis, Of Missouri do hereby recognise
such enjoy
powers and privileges allowed the consus OF
favored United States.
In testimony whereof have theSc letters be
paseut United be hercun,o affixed
Given my hand city Of Washing 25d day
H. December, A. ID. 1884, and OF the Independence
United States Of America the seven,y-eishth.
FRANKLIN FIERCE
By the President:
W. L. MAacy, Secretary Of State
Ysn1hn Pisres Prserf s United States Of a~sies to all
whom may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me that Ernest
conui Of Hesse Darmadt for
Iowa, aud Illinois, reside n 81 Louis
hereby recognise declare him free
such fuBcions, and privileges
allowed favored nations in the Unted
etaes.
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters be made
pstent United States be heTeunto AFFIXED
the city Of Washington, the ad day Of
December 1852 and OF the Independence OF the United
STATES Of America The seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President
w. l.. MACY, Secretary OF sats.
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IL ANDsOME AND vEaY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT
~ pnbc sscon Tuesday January d y o'e'eck
the psi-e~ shall sell o No Mo- ~ asisg 80 fest
inch on north street, ih and ath
ming hack 100 ~ feet alley.
The above lot beautifully stuacd, sosdn9 the reservation
fmed by the Intersection u New York and
Terms Das third cssb reAidue monkhs,
Jas. G. MCGUIRE.
Dec I'D Aucnosssv.
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n EssRs ARpITI vRIEs, Directors II he lsstan Open
III Company hsstaG sesced
hs National Theatre m I'm
dsv ana saturday positively 1snsnances
before q washson viii pssssst s ne
the public Grand Operns NosDe nea ru
ran with cien orchestra unAs ~ direction
Sixnor himself eosssss ee - o. sai
urdav OPEN a Bsisass, with
scenery, Ac which VII ~ - $50 e. 80. re
grandeur ssa uuheeees q cos
tune ana yet equaied IN ALs cssany
Me+srs Ard the nsMetsney q pees and
f (kteyb) pevented
doing iusssce The pueaf ~ ~ hsy
nave ,sstse /. which they sasA
manner worthy great compsssu, Ash ews ss ~ thu
patronage of the public.
On Thursday full programme VIII DC "sse aso6 ns NJ
heed, nd Ia large spd ANAL bills
Dec 1s-WAfsf
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NY y. &. meoUsnE. A~osss~.ey

email FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTON,--on Wed
ne.dsy January O'Clock, The premss, shall sell Io
No ~ ~
between 81 ruanns les fsSt
pfovemeois, consistHx god ffsme house.
Sale positive, and cash.
Jas. q. MCGUIRE,
Dee 29-d Auctloness.
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ne smith .Onan lecture will given
Monday evening, December 20.
ednesdy Friday evenings, Deesmber % and 30 Prof
C. w acklsy, York, lecture "inst,uit,ons
Learning aud Science"
Doors open al I /, lecture u O'Clock.
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From the Detroit Fres Press, Dec. ~.
legislative secrecy.


II was a g,od moves republican move, democratic
movethat Mr. Dodge. Of Iowa. made in the Senate the
other day. rescod the rule OF that body which requires
that the election Of lis officers shall be by ballot Mr..
Dodge desires that such elections shs be pss Had
be gone step further, and moved rule that all sessions
Of the Senate except when treaties under consdea
on shall be public he would have made still greater
stroke in the direction Of needed reform.
The ballot in legislative bodies is not in
with the spirit Of representative government II is
the right OF the constituency 10 be made acquainted with
all the OF the representatives. and any device which
enables the latter 10 his coajuc from public view
il not meseiy wrong in principle, but has often proved
sbomnabe in practice The power OF oaehfh. or less,
OF the members OF deibea;ive body 10 demand thai
every vote shall be taken BY ayes and noes IL popul
safeguard tina, lew people in this country would be will
ling 10 reiinqaIsh BY il the minority can always
bold 10 check has,y majority, and every member can
on all occasions b. forced place his real action up
on record No combination easily be formed under
the strnssncy Of such safeguard by which the lss'sla
tive power can subvsu The popular will. and escape
harmless. No important question should ever be taken
by count by ballot. Both cowardly expedients TO
avoid responsibility. scarcely surpassed their objection
able features By the modern expedent TO gain the
object. Of submitting acts to The people for their ap
prevail or dsapproval.
There ia secret sessions OF any legislative
body, except possibly extraordinary occasions,
or IN Inc consideFaton OF eahes by the URed States
Senate. To whatever extent the proceedings OF either
branch OF Congress- Of State legislature are closed
against public observation. TO just that extent is egsa
ton irresponsible.
The movement Of MIR. Dodge occasonsd by the
recent extraordinary spectacle Of the disclosure OF
coalition in the Senate OF the United States between
several democratic senators and The whole body Of the
whg and free-so Senator's formed for the purpose OF
defeating the regular democratic candidate for public
printer, and elestng whose political antecedents
anything but Aatcring and who il the Publisher of
paper which ID certainly moi friendly to the admins,ra-
ton. Had those democratic senators who parties
to this coalition been compelled place their openly
upon record, instead OF striking at the administration
through secret ballot, OF them would have hes-
,a,ed before assuming position fraughi with danger
themselves individually. and to the harmony OF the great
national democratic party.
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SEcnETAsr or SrArE.-We are pleased to state tina,
Mr. Lyon, governor elect, has seected secretary OF
State old friend Nathaniel Cox, esq., of this city, and
Mr.. Cox has, at The solicitation OF friends. accepted the
Office. Weafe this fret appoint Of Gov Lyon
will meet with the hearty approvs 81 the democracy 81
The State. The sound. discriminating judgment of Mr..
Cor, his urbane manners and nGexoe regard for prin-
c,pe, we'll known the people Of Maryland and we
prophesy for him popularity in his posion al least
equal 10 that Of any who has heretofore filled H.
lBdihnors Arem
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By GREEN q SCOTT. A~cs,on.ers.

CINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUC-
At ss rss:ss "a &c. - s ia:
r. between Is and I'm street: vest one SQUARE west Of the
Brocais-coversd .ofs union chairs
sissere, escrrsoire and book stands
Pine rosewood frame piano forte o. 0c'ave Of hne tone .sd
Fins large walnut extension dining table
M..osSy .. ain s. ss and s,se5 ss
s"a s @ and sn. White
French china tea and coffee sets
Walnut sasseat once and sther chairs
Fins III .nd sronned cande'aorss and c.nns.ueh'
Do so.r, hall, and othe, lamps, manei clock a.
DE- p..,ss mari ITO, cottage chamber Sc"
Pine ~,aSo~ curtain. ornaments, hearth rugs, se.
s.sS .ss ss.% .'s, s
An. r". ."s pa: :ss ss.ss ."a 'sa
Win % Kitchen requisites. and many other
e.. Witch ~ - Ss. % @ credit Of 90 and
days. '.''c'ofy endorsed ss.sns interest.
Dec I'D Aue''onesr''
NEW CuOAKx ana sILKs.-The .ub.crise. have this day
opened Of velvet and cloth c'oaks, pia,n
az. ss s % W. e s
Jon Of Stranger. before psrchaaias elsewhere
=. d''s'"asd t. sell IS cheap Gsnpfn SHIvr.r me
II UsrER ROLIx.-Mu~.er o Virginia k,nas
d.isuss in 1851 COPIED from rois in the .d,o ocs s Rich
TSs ,upp.me.. companies. and compnnis.
Nj onfsd In the printed roiis
TAYLOR MAUAys
Bookstore, sth street
ByJ. G. Mc0UIRE, Asesssn~sr.
puRNrTUag AND EFFECTS or A FAMILY DECLINING
!. s e nm .ss" : - s =.
npr,sng article
housekeeping.
Terms cueh. n
sell superior family horse with rocksway
Tsn: ''s. credit . .y. gwen ..d.tsseny
dossed note, beanns interest ~
JAS. @. Mcguire,
Dec nd Aucttoneer.
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ALLEGED CONTEMPLATED AkHHsrHD.
Bosros Dec. &-Dsacilio Steison has been arrested
session.
The aldermen elected Ia Boston the recent election
are Dingley. tdrm Allen. t~hig) Bushbum, (ftee-so
aud Dunhani, <dem)
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CisoiSSAr Dec 2I--The German Association ssGagsc
the riot Sunday nghr that they had insn
ton Of doing tban burning the Nnncio beden ID
ethgy
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nUTCH CssEESE-siI Edam, two sozss n ssch, IN
sHEKELL BAILEY,
successors y. Kibtay Co,
ue~ so-Adf NO. 8, opposite Csats Market
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Fisg AZ ST. JoHs. POLITICAL RuaoE. -HxAvr sToAM
Bosros. Dee Is The 81. John papers state that the
Manchester HOTEL In that city, has been destroyed by re
TWAS rumored that Sir L. Head had been offered the
governorship Of British Guinea.
Very serious storms had been prevailing on the coast
and serious damage had been done the shipping.
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OT1C&.we respectfully cnsess Isl heir
WIN h. prevented abowt the s7Uh tes ~
confidently sSpsct and earnestly eqosst ~ ~ p
The very isxe outstanding koss, Gossr
the ingsncy OF the MARKET rs1defs sssv.
pvsmptns~, noOe, bho. co
Dec So awlwn
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CARD-1 of custonsu who have 49, eeceuss
or cs. viii respective aaseanN ee1ese1 AastAe
,ne rre.srs wsst viii esteem es fsves y win ca
- - ss,iv Ssv se4ttewsst shss wt ~
We wouiA alao senae hsSe thos
-ve durna
.as TIN esh seess, whsss eAa
nae suppy pssassd good
goods the very lowest prices
Dec 2o--djtn w. ~. 0aUoT9n = co.
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L,uHNrsHED ROOMS or H~wse mr. Rs~s--Two pleas
psriors he'd the entire house,
which 10 comfortably furnished.
Apply third door from the Irving House. "s ssst side 81 sh
street
Dec o-H
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Wednesday. December 14--S o'clock. m.--We have
received from Consianinople by Venra, down to
the ID instant The OF the disaster OF Snopc il
officially confirmed, and had Just reached the Porte,
Upon the receipt OF this Information, the bteh and
French ambassadors had Immediately despatched two
steam higatss from the combined squsdrons TO Snopc,
and two other rzates TO Vsrna for the purpose OF
procurng precise intelligence Upon The return OF these
vesse, thought probable that the combined fleets
would orders enter the Black 10 prevent
possible, any further collision between the Russian and
Turkish naval forces
II led by the Russian accounts that the squadron
subsequently destroyed at Snope was engaged in con-
veylng forces 10 attack Sonckam Kalsha. and that il
pursued into The port Of S,nope by the Russian feet
this account OF Inc circumstances preceding the
gagsment be correct IL would give somewhat different
character The attack the Russian forces might be
justified in nteuptng convoy destined to invade po
uon OF their own territory.
The destination Of the squadron is, however. still
certain and II 10 probable that the transports were
conveying reinfoscemenis and provisions ia Baoum,
where The Turkish army sands IN need of boh
reported that the Bss,ah charge afares al Tehe
has suspended his diplomatic relations with the Per-
government in consequence of that power having
solved ~ !, 10 said TO take part against the Porte, and
10 march army TO the frontier. This movement on
the part Of the Shah Of Persia had for been
appehended az his relations with Turkey such
induce him to take advantage OF the Increasing diff.
ealties OF the Ottoman empire. The news. however,
stli requires positive confirmation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-30
E. E. ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

No. 239 Main Street, Worcester, BASS
A TTENTIoN given to The Purchase sale and Elk
IA change of Real Estate in all parts OF the City, and
sections of the County
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
sale he would cali the special attention of purchasers
to those beautiful lois comprising the Wheeler
Farm" and "BOYDEN PLATTS." situated on Pleas
ant Street, within short distance of the City Hail.
OF these Lots 100 much cannot he spoken in nfaise-
however the sales OF them the past year. speak more
in then favor Than words.
And TO persons DESTROYS of commanding sites he
would call their attention TO those splendid Los situated
on Oak Ill., (near The Western Railroad Depot which
Tor beauty of surrounding scenery, fine sir and excel
lent WATER cannot be surpassed by any location in The
City These Lots need bat to be to be Admired
commanding one OF the finest views of the CITY, and
hat short distance from the City Hall purchasers can.
not but desire and admire beautiful location. We
would ask you to visit them, if no mere. Great in
dncements will be offered to those Wishing build i'm.
mediately.
He also offers 25 Lots Vernon street Union Hil9
20 on Providence 81, rs Elm ST. 90 Mason ST. sew
e-a on Pleasant ST. and others in different paris of the
cityby which persons can be accommodated according
TO their means and desires. And inducements to
purchase, he Will exchange any and all The above
LOIS Tor property IN the County, with security they
may be bought on any length of time-so that custom
ers can be accommodated without any outlay of Cash
Also several FARMS in different sections Of the
County, varying in price irolh $500 TO $4,000.
Those in want OF Farms will 90 well TO call and ex
nmpe his many lists as among hem persons can be ac
commodated or suited as to price, location and uuan.
ty OF land with less expense and trouble than other
wise
Also, Tenements to let and Houses for sale in differ
eI parts of the City.
Call at Office, No. 239 Main st. and we will con-
vey you different parts of the City free Of charge
ieo DIFF