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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.--A young lad in
Baltimore was shot on Thursday by the nc
cidontal discharge Of pistol in his pocket.
The ball was extracted from his abdomen,
and it is thought he will recover. He said
he carried the pistol because II was the GUS
tom for young men to do so. He is about
te,clre years of age.
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BALTIMORE, July 7

1t is now ascertained that the deaths by
the late rail road accident number thirty-two.
Several of the wounded are in hopeless
condition.
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MAIL RoUrEs.-The mail leaves Athens
for Knoxville, via Maryvillc and jacksonville,
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and
arrives at Knoxville at p. m. Leave Knox
vile Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at
Ia. m-arrive at Athens pm.
The Kingston mail leaves Kingston at 8
n. M, Mondays and Thursdays, and arrives at
Athens same day Leave Athens Tuesdays
and Fridays, and arrive at Kingston same
days.
The Pikeville mail leaves Pikeville Mon
days and Thursdays at n. M, arrive at
Athens same days. Leave Athens Tues
days and Fridays, and reach Pikeville same
day.
The daily mail for Knoxville, via Sweet
water, Philadelphia, and Loudon, closes at
p, m. The mail for the South at 6 p. m.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

GoSr Our.-We understand that the fires
in the Rolling Mill recently erected at Lou
don, have been OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by a
rise in tho river or fall in the funds, we
have not learned
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

FARM FOR SALE. c. Vaughan, Mon
roe county, offers fo- sale valuable farm,
containing 4SO acres. See advertisement in
today's paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

B- During the month of June there mr.
rived at New York, from California, gold and
gold dust TO the amount of S4.64alAo
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

OF AT st. Louis, during the week ending
the Sd instant, the deaths from cholera COM
prised 470.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

IW The New York Herald, in one Of its
free and easy leaders, remarks that the
Southern Wings are in position to COM
mand the balance of power and if they act
accordingly "may right the ship of State, and
defeat the conspirators against the Union,
North and South"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

MoNTvALE SPRNcs-Enqniries are fire.
quently made about the opportunities for
getting to Montvale Springs, and we learn
that many persons South of us are deferred
from visiting this celebrated watering place
for want of information respecting the facili-
ties for reaching there after arriving at the
upper terminus of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad. We will state that coach
leaves Loudon, the present terminus of the
road, every morning for Montvale, and ar
rives there the same day. There is, also, a
daily line of coaches from Ioudon to Knox
vile, from whence there is line to Mary
vile and Montvale. There is tri-weekly
line from Athens, on the Fast Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad leaving on Mondays, We'd
nesdays, and Fridays and arriving at Mary
vile on the same days in time for passengers
to reach Montvale before night. On all these
lines are good coaches and careful drivers,
and between the three passengers escape the
annoyance of delay and can get forward
with facility and comfort to the Springs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

Nothing of interest to note in our conf
merca department A barrel of flour and n
bushel OF meal changed hands this morning
at market prices. No names mentioned
Nashville Ne,os, 9Th.
Bless us, what business place! At Athens
on the same day, a sale of three recently
weaned chickens and five pints of blackber-
ries was effected at aslight decline on former
quotations, Nothn' else Of interest TO note
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t%-The European Republican leaders, il

r-y" The European Republican leaders, if
we may credit the Washington Star, are
about to issue from London public mani
festo, taking ground against political aboli-
tionsm in America, and declaring that their
original expression of sympathy with the
opponents of slavery were caused by their
want of proper knowledge of the politics of
the United States.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

sPe The last advices from abroad are
thought to be favorable to an early termina
ton of the Eastern war.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

CoMPTRoLLER.-We learn, through the
Knoxville Statesman, that A. r. CRozIER,
Esq, the efficient Comptroller, is now at that
place for the purpose of attending to the bu-
siness of his office in this end of the State.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

CRoPs.-The prospect at present indicates
much larger corn crop in Georgia and Ala
Lama than they have had for several years.
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tav- The National lnteligencer apredicts'
that in 1856, the Wings will elect to tho
Presidency some sterling old.sclool National
Wing.
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ATHENS POST.

TFRhS.-s2 year, payable in Advance, or
SO at the expiration Of The year
ES- No paper discontinued until arrearges
arepaid, ercept at The option offhe Publisher
For announcing Ae names Of candidates for
Office S., Cash.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

ny That excellent paper, the Charleston
Courier, appears in new dress.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

eg- A very absent minded gentleman
being upset by boat into tho river sank
twice before he remembered that he could
puitn iIl.I
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

cB- Stupendous frauds by over-issues of
railroad stocks in New York city, have been
discovered, and the consequence, stocks of
all descriptions, fancies and realS gone down
with a rush. The truth is, both the money
and stock market have been "shaky" for some
time, giving out Indications of a revulsion.-
During the last eighteen months all kinds of
property have advanced rapidly until rates
have been attained which it will be impossi-
BILE to sustain, and, of necessity, some of
these days there will be tumbling of prices
We are no alarmist, and have no love for the
miserable ravens who go about croaking and
prophesying evil, but we will venture to sug-
gest to our friends who have been trading
and reaching out rather extensively, to COM
mence curtaing and terrifying for the change
The banks in every direction are at it already
There has been long season of almost un-
limited expansion, and in order to bring
things back to safe and healthy standard, a
little contraction is absolutely necessary
The good and prudent mariner does not wait
for The force of the gale to come upon him,
but begins to prepare for it when he first
spies the cloud in the distance no bigger than
mans hand. @.
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CONCORD, July7.

In the New Hampshire Legislature on Fri.
day after the eleventh ballot, the election fol
U. s. Senators was indefinitely postponed.
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lesg- The editor of this paper has recently

tsy- The editor of this paper has recently
travelled over most of tho railroads South,
and takes pleasure in stating that while
he found the fare excellent at the dining
houses along the different lines, there is
none equal to that at friend Barretts, at
Charleston, Tenn. Tho estimablc lady Mt
that house has way Of getting up dinners
exactly to our notion.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

rsg- See advertisement Medical College
OF Georgia next page.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14
PHILADELPHIA, July s

hiLApbLtHlA, July o
The down train of cars from Pottsyile
came in collision last night with the up train
from Philadelphia, when both were at full
speed, near Phenixvile. The cars were
completely smashed so terrible was the col
ison, the locomotives being thrown off the
track, and each train wedged into each other
producing great destruction. Three pas
sengers were instantly killed, and some thirty
to forty badly wounded-a number, it is
feared, fatally. The collision is the result of
carelessness. The names of the killed and
wounded have not yet been ascertained.
The cholera is now in our city, without
doubt Several cases have occurred, and
three deaths reported since yesterday.
Despurcres now NJ mana from Ph9nixvile
represent the railroad accident not to be so
bad as at first apprehended. Three Of the
injured, it is supposed, will die.
rY- The Rome Courier comes to us clad
in mourning for the death of Mr.. F. c. Scott,
one of its Editors and Proprietors.
The Southernor in noticing his death, re-
marks:
He adorned the relations of son, brother
and friend. devout and scrupulous pro-
fessor of Christianity, he exhibited the excel
ences of religion in all his intercourse with
Others, esteeming it his highest duty to point
them to the Saviour by precept aud example
And although our young friend had just at
tained his majority, our community feel that
by his death they have sustained more than
an ordinary loss.
$50 life but opens now, and now decays;
The cradle and the tomb, alas so nigh,
To live is scarce DISTINGUISHED from to de-"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-07-14

$50 life but opens now, and now decays;
The cradle and the tomb, alas so nigh,
To live is scarce distinguished from to die"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-01

Stfh s osT$SfP haCs
&c. SR1s s9G o ny SSsnd n d. RU'AL bho w Main
% 1 T So Se " SnS s, S1 s.ss, In &
1n,r5rors-areen Globe
ssS s % H. Whit White Eia"sy Mango S",
hroocou-Elriy Purple, Large Purple Cape
& sssl:S s . g.s Ds,s Ss7
SeI WIS. H soS , iiT gs EA''' Cattle
CoEv Early Tuscsrora Early Sugar. Elk Weeks
su Sia W Water S5SSR , D1.'s '
EAsrcHiuH
P,iStry-Curlcd
PAEsNr--Cup Large Dutch
rAsslac,a Extra Fairly nI.hop Fairy Dwarf Blue
PrsrlnIIiaii Nose, Cayenne, &c
Rlpnisn- Long Scarlet, salmon, Red and White Turnip
smslrr-or oyster Plant
sqTSsa"rl 'iG"I Da' Ss, aS
T@sr-nsd Toy, Plat, Dales Hybrid Large Norfolk,
4Iso, .--s,Tsct and Pot Herb Seed,
iIrp san. Lucernc. Grass Feeds, &c, &c. feio
sS oHEE 81 ~.
BOARD U D, SmD Of INV he vSS Central Rs@Sad
c q TIC Company relating 70 the OF
@ "a he saas SRa'sS % give
% mot the sids sad apo S 'Sa"y
w T FT's s s's pae s1 GnSHS ps%"i below
@ qF iis s Es s s eT,' Of
ys sGS,g,d Z, rate; '%,%s EIGs st e s
llherr'iier be paid. sn T.; u; GILL.
HpipIfTi IMAGINE wOHK HOXFs.--A beautiful assort.
ent Of rarcr Mace Boxes Portfolios, Gases,
~ "''"'" ""' '' HUXLEY 90.
"a. IICs..RiSnsMoSD ANp 3ANylLLE RhiLEoA , n,
rue 'S"''Y 70 A. w. mrIsPAuau yretrh, Agent
HgtTrt rHiSTsA variety with carvings Of Flowers Cat
, 5 IT, birds, &C., 80, for sale y ,r,,,v,v,y
Il ' 0''''" Wilson" n.oos 'I s. ,'s,D'"a a''
HIS p,tagg Gunpowder and B,,eI Tss; EFT very
f2t Gary street
ztuiNo cunNo.-A fa ,oppy hes, Peruvian, hand and
a. EDWIN woRTUAM CO.
Wheiui ttNTHAL RiiL HOhD.-staismsni q aril;
RsrwaG ea,"f e week endos he 18th Ssby, 1855
gsIn Of various Kinds iI Psi S SSi.
rou batter, LAID, Observation-Disclosures. 1910 lbs.
if..i'''''' ffiEfiEa HoaTEi,, Dcpo, Agent
lrtc Partnership conducted BY the undersigned
~ l.tli,day dissolved, by mutual con,shl. -. -,
nSr iS Of te paiiasf. VIII receive them
EIGE9 ". H RiiE r.
nonaEn Richmond return. , n. s.% S
!sqsI 'y VIII continue '''' '''0'' 70 b. W. TALLEY
"''''
RICHARD MIL IN, and EDWARD a.. RAWLlNaB,athe od
s,rr thc Wis Hiring
Negroes Renting Houses ard Collecting o. Claims
RICHARD hill. JR,
EDWARD O. RAwLIN0s
nroryoso, Tetruary i;si,--feq
nIgsly rggSsC-NEW mUSIC.--P. II. TAYLOR las
~ received The GLOWING New Musici
IIs fiss tfnta Wnlz; by Cah Exert
Irf Afi.lv Nafurta. ~ htrakoscl.
ite N-Ib.nl, schotiisci, ~ sclahchn
The pUna waits; arranged by Alfred Jaell
poI Coos she weasel, with yariatons yPctra.
Chant National; by y beyer. Athh MUSIC STORE,
mfql 100 Main street
q trs VA,rS-CRAVATg--A mil Assortment Of Black and
Fancy sk Cravat; also, AL kinds Of french Ties stock, and
oysy usually ito Main street
rhiS WA. IRA SMITH.
BFD CuttDs MD LtyRs.-2OO dozen, for sale
Hb mti0 w. H. SKiNKER, Gary street
so4NAo BRANpY1Oha Pipes Of ehoiceq quality. sale
~ ~ feqS DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90
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Neion-Green Citron; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
Water AoioH-Rinept kind.
Ndsfurfiun.
Mw fdrd-- Black and White,
Onion-siiyer Skin; White
Portugal; yellow and Red.
OLFd.
Peds-Extra Early; Early May;
WRshipgton;do Frame; do ChArI-
ton; Dwarf Blue PrussiAp; do
Marrowfat; Bishop DwarfproiIfc
Pdrsnf s-Long smooth
French; Guernsey.
Pdrsi6y-Curled.
PcpJDer-Large Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne.
Psmpk in-Large Yellow
Field.
RAubdrl- Victoria.
RdddiSh- long Scarlet Short
Top; scarlet Turnip, white do;
yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
| sauish.
SdtsqJy-Or Vegetable Oyster
Plant.
SDiHdch-Round ieaved.
!S2udA-Early Bush; Bell.
70mnto-Large Red; do Yell
low; Egg.
nTnip-Eariy Flat Dutch; do
Red Top; Large White Norfolk;
White Globe; Ruta Baga; DAie's
Hybrid.
mere s-Annise; Carroway;
Thyme; Coriander; Lavender;
Sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage;
Summer savory; Sweet Mario
rum; Bene.
WA pAJNfvn
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dIAEDTN sEEDs, WARRANTED FRESH
" MuNLlSALE AND RETAIL.

SE WHOLESALE AND RETA
dfJUyJyuA-white Giant.
ir'ielate-LarEc Globe.
HyIUs-LarFe Lima; Small do;
Red Cranberry. Scarlet Runners;
Broal Windsor.
Snap Rsdns-EaTly Yellow ;
Six weeks; do Mohawk; do Chi.
IA; do Nai,rtiEc do; Halt Neon:
Refugee, 1900 TO one; Red Gran
berry.
Bs et-Early Hood Turnip,
Rooted; do Yellow 10 do; Long
Blood; White E.'CsiAn; French
sugar; Mangcl WuTiEel.
BrOcoii-purPle Cape; White
Cape.
SdGJgge-Farly York; Large
10; Eatly Sugar loaf; do Bat
Tor ca; de- OXhcaTt; do Nanack;
DO SCupareil; Pat Dutch, Drum
head; large bergen; Green Curl.
"a Savoy; DrumheAd Savoy; Red
Dltch Tor Picking.
1tHliE6ifFr-Early and Late,
Clef's-Whiie old; Red DO.
cutJut-Luug Orange; farly
Horn; A,trinEhami White Field.
Lrss1-Curled or psppeTErass.
Cucumber Early Franc; do
Cluster: Long Gre n; Long Green
southgate; White spined; Cher
kin.
Early Sugar; doTusea.
rora; do Yellow.
Egdirr-Greeu Curled.
Egg Girnk.
hJi,-Siberian curled; Rape
or Cole.
Lsek-Largc Scotch.
Liiucf-Royai White Head;
Ice Drumhead; W hitc Coss;
Brown Dutch; Cusled India or
EnYE
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SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK

SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK OF
VALENTINE, cnESsltW SS1 1S have jus. received by
the New York and Philadelphia steamers their full supply
the public the Below general summary Of
and - Beaeh:d and Brown shiriing', and G. and 1874
Drills Cotton oIaAburgs and Mariners
Plain Plaid Checked cabrle JAcons, Mus
coonades, DENNIS, cable,eens, Striped Cot
cOlored, Figured MAneIne, and Printed
e4andi23inen shee,inr all qua,ie,
Irish Liaea and Linsn Lawns, Of every quality
sG eo lnt and DOYLE;
RasI.o s, SGlo"i, E KS,.H and
BIZ and Fancy Cold Cloths DrAP dee and English Summer
Doe.En. Fanny ca,,imere, and Plain and Checked
White cod Plain Fgd Valencia and silk ve,,ings
bombalnes GPaea., Canton Cloths, and POpins
Plain and Plgd ChAys, all eolors and Chaly Bareges
Lupus Plain and fgd Bareges and Tissues, and Broehe
Rrantss ogandIes and Satin Plaid Grsnadne and Tissue,
French Printed JAeonei', and Plain and Figured
English French, Habit and Furniture Print,
,gsb55s a hss ae ni f and Boiled Tss,a silks
ws.rsd siss Of I'll 9SloTs NaT,eIns and Trimmirgdo
Swiss and camSs gisns. In,eTinss nd SIhSs' DO
Ssles S.naion Mals.s Printed FrlIsd EmGd Collar,
New style Ma,n Sleeve. and Chsn f
an and fRi s ad rfs Lawn e4'fs i mHH'
Ladies and Gents L. Cambria do, and Gents Coored
Gents Black and Fancy SIX and seo,ch Plaid and Embd
Eses ana Fancy Ts. and shr, Collar. Of style
Elk and bingham Umbrellas, and Ladies Umbrellas
Brown Lace, Brown, Blue, and Gn,samer and Tissue
Black Velvet T,inmIng, Of all widths. and Cord silk Lace.
Iis1anisr. KID and sIlk Goys aud Es Flst Ne. Nit,
dad.' Ssn''s and chd[ y Lo.isTy Of every style
-. 80 VALENTINE, oSRESsai% 4 co.
No'', corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
mantes lage desirable supply - is and Ga
white and Checked Mating
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KENT, PAINE & KENT,
nPorter. and pesi.,.n rOrriSn aud pome-iC


-, =, Di,A Soo 500, So,
- steamers and packet. oia'sov OsI
s''igt s .rs,, SSSscn xo eksa4x DRY eooRS
very large and splendid and beautiful ssiss
e,as @ supply 81 f&hS sSs. sys
also PREPARED Win l.ss ,.Sst READY MADE
Sss,. nd, S:
Re, the ss, saS M 80 Ss We
to ss Be as s ss ss S I
tssg Sss
f.a KENT, PAINE e KENT.
DOVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GI pEf si;SIs oI II DRUGS nEpI
nFrER sale, quantities parhSier following
1000 10, Extract LoswoOd. in small sOse,
1900 E IL. w SSRsi i Gs.S S IN sss.
$50 s ssSs: s ssG ss s%a s Il sr S on
fSS salem sa9ss: G asff Ss a oS,n,n.
sSSdC,sn ystmInase'
80 boxes Starch; 80 ibis Tanners oil
lsO,OoO Cigars, assorted brand,
,s,C 90 S senu In ' rS"haan Pipe.
go 50 Ssl, , Fire rSSG 81, Paint int, p,,
$50 baSes Window Glass
u" 400 S Soses Chewing CHEWING I ToSssso
''i 10 ' SSi. s Smith,. v isT1
10 Ero,. ssllI and Soda Powder,
10 bags Anspicc
ieoo acGsn Assorted SOAP,
1000 lbs Prime Black TonquA Beans
1900 Tbs Irish Glue
SDo dozen Coognes
Together with the usuaeomP etc assortment Medicines
Fancy Goods Dye stuns, etc,
raj terms, to town and country trade.
mil
SPRING sIOCiN or DRUGS, nEDIClNES, &c.
H. JOHNSTON 4 nROrHER DRUGGISTS,
IFS MAS STRsEr,
RE receiving their usual supplies
a eals Dye stuff, &c sc. The following
part their present stock TO which they
additions will At AL tunes com.
plcte, via;
Best Indigo; Paints ard Colors best Nader
White Lead CUpprras; Black Lead; Extract
Red Lead; Alum aud Saeratus
Chrome Green; EPSON salts
Chrume Yellow; raTtsre Acid
Spanish Brown; SUP. Carh so,ia
Venetian Red: English Rein. a BoTaN
Paris Green; Roll Brimstcnc and Sulphur
Prussan Blue: Rotten Stouc
yerrnilion; rumce
Lamp black; Sal Soda
whiting; Cinnamon Mace Nutuegs
Putty; Pei Spice Ginger
Bakes Patent Paint; Spirits Turpenuc: ILuscei oil
Furniture Narnls Coach Narnish Japan Narnish
nish Leather NaTnish.
Also large well Of Comb. AMI Brush
Fancy Articles shAving aud Washing Soaps in variety
all Of the best manufacture.
All popular Medicines ordered at the shor
notice
Country Merchants Phy scsns Planters respectfully
solicited to cali and examine stock and prices.
p S-Pariieular attention paid o packing AMI forwarding
goods. T.. JOHNSTON A BROTIIER
mhi Druggists
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49, 558ea gRR1sR
Gs ;1 S . :: s. Of
VIII leave F R.ssasaa daily ' s ssiss. Il Il
Petersburg Vat <o'sIoei, 4. Y.
ssiiaIss l; p
are At the once and to passengers getting on the
: ss e, IN. P:a
s s;:::;:::: !: !: Is:
Tickets to w''ds s6s 81 T A $"
y.rs to Norfolk or Portsmouth, .........,a
nslsh, Norfolk and Portsmouth,,
NBsevani' travelling with
expressly The permitted the
omee R&p R R Co., March 18th. lsSi. mhaO
S Saa s 81 ho Sss cos and sssg Mea
iUsSsr SP for The Above
place; Vi, PS! %ahs The Rss%0na and Rs'ss.ssIs
Rs.annS the SS
Fort wasSs take car. for RehmOnd
rars oofe NM Grove,
Children year, twelve year. age
Servants through 90
Travelling furnished Win
passes be retained the must be
stated the they permitted travel the boat
N BThe freight all articles going BY this Inc from Rich
mOnd, must be paid in advans ,c. non,,,r, s-,,
Office Richmond and Petersburg Co., March 9is 1854
SPRING GOODS.
NNTE the Northern
w ke the and be,i assorted stock of Dry Goods
which prepared cash. pune
tual time small profits consisting OF the follow
Brown and BleAehed Shifting. sheetins,
50 and I Plaid Dome,ties
BED Ticks and Striped shring
Linen Ducks and Farmers Drills
Fancy Linen Drills and shifting Linens
Cloths, Cassmerts vestings
Au.wcoi MouslAnes, Plaid and Plain
Chaies, all colors, Plain and Plaid
Black Gros. de Rhine and TAHstA silks
Plaid, striped and Figured silks
Plaid, Checked and striped summer sIks
Dngish, French and American PIintS
Grghaus, Cir ghau Lawns Organizes
Sleeves, Collars and Chemr>tes-large stock
Iambrie and elm Edges, Inserting, and FouneinEs
Aessnders Kid and silk Gloves large sock-An and
Ladies and Gent. Cotton, Thread Hosiery
Linen Q Hdkf' and Kenngs
Berlin Cords, for Bonnets
Sainsook, Swiss and Mnll Huslns
Jaeoneis-Paid, Striped and Checked
Brliantes, Colored and White
Irish Linens and Bird Eye Diapers
Linen sheetinEs and Pillow Case Linens
Linen Huetabaeks, Dosl., and Napkin,
brown and Beaehsd Table Dam,sk
BombAEines and Black AlpaccAs
DeBeEes Linen, Lusers and Poplns
Spring sha~ls and Nantes new style
Pringes. Ginps and SILK Buttons
Shell ana BaGaoe Tuck, Side and Putting Combs
Gras. Cloth and MohAir Skirts
Parasols and Umbrellas
CTavats, Back and Fancy Ties, and Linen Collars.
WARREN PERKINS,
mh2l No lil Eagle Square.
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esaa {;ssE ssSR - -

-. nl,T NvItTtKitN MAIL ENTHUSIASTICALLY Or
0-ElRE TO BALTIMORE AND PHILAD6LPHId-on
~, Monday the instant, through tickets to baltimore
nd be obtained OF this Company over e
route vi. Wellington, the following terms, Shi q.
To
To Philadelphia, at -
transit for sell ana oagHake,
the Washington and Baltimore Tres OF
daily lines run between ths
deps. and New York. rates varying from ~ TO vs.
at s,a for second class
the public loss for cheap and eomor'aoe
New York. al. .o,oprn In
Wilmington and Banore, without derment to any Privileges
conferred by them 49,, =, T.. n.nn,,.tis,,
onios N, =. q. Ia n isss 20 auls
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UNIT q HARVEY have their soei Of
u ~ for Spring sAes-consisting In part Of
4S1 Bags Rio, Java, and Lagura ConeeS
40 Bbs Coffee Sugars
100 Bbs and boxes Ground and Loaf
800 Boxes Tailow, Sperm and Adamantine Candles
% DO and Gases Green Blk Teas
10 Tierces New Crop Kice
% Hhds N o Sugars
100 Bbs do Moasses
20 DO Steam syTups
Olive OIL, Window Glass, Putty VINEGAR soaps Bered and
Cast steel Wrapping Paper Foreign iauoTs
&C, which they oder TO the trade on liberal terms
EBr- Enquirer copy. fe2O
In b PWESS.-I am making a superior highly an
proved Hay Press with which
three 20 I'VE tons Of hayper day. much attention al
the late Fair, and was awarded the highest premium.
fell 1ts Main street Rcb,nHn,d
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~ hEAi staiI- hOUIE-Srw and ComfortA
IN be srhrdule.-Ttoice Daily rora Richmond Me-
York trarrs Of Passenger, and B1ggdg hrOHgA e ca
WdsAingt, Baltimore and Philadelphia, free Of erty,
oAar0eon 18th Of August the following ?uies
the inland
Richmond and Richmond daily O'clock
M O'clock NJ arrive In New York daily ats A. ST.,
bP. NJ.
rsre to Washington, Is, class seats
baltimore LIST .......................6 o
" Philadelphia LIST .......................s o
Rstxeen Phlaiephia and New York (dye times dAiy at
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IFEII Srgi.H.lqi an ...,II,,.ll.NER GOODS.

" rspfCrfulIY b.g We ,afuHursr hc tnic ta they
hN have received 1t Uf Nr isfrrt Of gpRfN4 guu
ever oH,uain h market ily nov sTs ar sais due
accomm'i are tna, ro9rH Hfiment of every ting
thHe, Hat nud Bonnet noe which v1nf
b. tedious iurnt Mercnuts yisitin s civ
please rytuF clu termintd OF A. GOOD
terms as lig ionle in tfF ~ any oihtf tifkrt mh9
TptHtsOisi ~ ttIu'E fINs-,'e have jl-t ci-51i a
afpa lot rnraroa tiu Cotton Um'r,Iss f.e.y.
direct from manufiourors in rhIla1cpi,. r io ~
y. HARTWFLI, = 90,
mill lio Broad street.