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SPECl .LNOTICE.-The subscriber respe tful-
- ~ notifies persons having unsettled accounts
with bin that the bills will be prescnte for settle
cent v Ifhln thus month, when he hopes they wi re-
ceive prompt att ntiop. The ure of his business
does not nj ow time for repea ted cal on those in
rebted to III n: consequently these accounts
not settled by cash notes a reasonable time AT
ter presentat on will I've placed IN the collector q
hands for settlement without dIsermInat on.
jan n DIV JIG MCGUIRE.
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AUCTION aALA
TO-DAY q TOMORROW MORNING
koOhs BOOKS, BOOksNSTATIONERY

io,clocI .,ASNcY Goope..THIS EVENING", AZ
HotsI m. az store No. AZ Pa. avenue, near National
poeti,w shal continue the sale of fine STANDARD,
t,0uar ~ storlosl. ard Scentihcal Books, Sta
Pencils. s' "o'o anu ShNef U CUE onu
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rASH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
~
The highest cash prices will at all times he paid
for good second hand FURNITURE. Persons de.
Ginning housekeeping will find u greatly To their ad
vantage To give us n call before dsposing OF their
household effects.
BONTZ 4 COOMBS,
Jan p Wv No. $50 18th street. near 4,
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1O mn PEACH TREES. ,

CUIrAKS.-A large assortment OF Martin a.
rived at IN. Music Depot.
Also. some hne yIOLINs and FLUTES.
ian q NJ and Penn. svenue.
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GEORGRTOWN ADVERTISEMTS.

EOR RENT.-A hrst-class RESIDENCE at
l. the corner of Fayette aud 4th streets, George
town: Terms moderate. Apply to MI ANN K.
ONEALE. ia 25-eoim
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COORDINATION OF WASHINGTON SIX
~ Per Cent Stock for sale IA rams to sutt.
Jan q 81 Las. q. MeEIIRF. Auc'.
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EOR BOSrON.-The schooner w r. New
comb, Bacon, master, has arrived and "a
will discharge on Tuesday Ito morrow. fOr<&
eight or passage to the above port apply O.<.7s
HARTLEY BRO, 10l Water strset. George
town.
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FoRTHE SroNACH'sS AkE.-Connosseursw will
find something worth their attention in the an
nouncement by T.. w. Boteler of bis second sale
OF choice wines and liquors. These have been
carefully selected from the stocks OF large I'M.
porting warehouses in New York, and are suita-
ble for private use. The sale commences at II
O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE-The trial of T
w. Smith in Philadelphia, charged with the
murder Of Richard Carter; embracing all the
facts, items, incidents, portraits Of the principal
tors in this life drama, is published In full I'm
the New York Weekly Dispatch of this week
MILITARY.-The Washington Light Infantry
held meeting on Monday night and voted TO O.
to Richmond on the 22d Of February, to take par
In the. inauguration ceremonies Of the statue of
Washington.
ID. CLINTON PRICE, a popular American Gull
tarist from New York, is engaged and will ap-
pear at the Melodson, In connection with ! andis'
Company, on Monday evening next. SEE adver-
tisement.
FLOWERS IN JANUARY.--We have before us
bunch Of fragrant flowers, grown in the open air
in the garden Of Mrs. John F Boyle, in the First
ward.
WATCH RETrRys.-Jos. Knipe, Pa, vagrant
workhouse 90 days. James Brian, Va, fire riot,
security for peace. Jno McDevitt, Pa , do; do
John Lester, Ireland, drunk; workhouse 90 days
John Meginis. Ireland, do; do. Anthony Boul-
der, Ireland, disorder and carrying dangerous
weapons hne and costs, S27 ~. Peter Gleason,
iteiand' d".i do. Six lcdgers, all non-residents.
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A MBRoTYPEs FOR FIFTY CENTS.

NOT E.-The public are hereby cautioned
I against negotiating two BON DS Of the State II
California, Nos 81 and S. for $50 each, payable n
lsI5, as the same have earned transmission ,es
mail on the l4th lnstan from New York to Wash
lngton, ID. {. Application will he made for q new
issue.
Jan 2l-2w Intel. 2vl RIGGS CO.
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CONCERT BY ST Matthews CHoIR.-Amidst
The various scenes Of pleasure that promise to en-
Iiven the coming week, the Concert by St Mat
thew's Choir on Monday next, holds the most
prominent rank, AN occasion which will not
only afford the highest enjoyment. but will dis
Play an tnort OF musical art rarely witnessed in
th' metropolis or any other city of the United
states. BY reference TO the Programme IA will
Dc seen that the pieces TO be performed are of the
most attractive character, and will he executed
by ledles and gentlemen whose names are idpn-
hh'd with all that is exquisite in melody ard
sony such a Concert, aside from the mere plea
sure OF the hour. il nIdnifestly a source OF in
sunchon and means of selfreAnemeni; and
Will, no donbf, be patTOnZed by all who are dis
POSED TO mingle the useful with the agreeable
GREAT BILL!-TO-night Miss Aype, Rob.
erson is announced to appear at the Theatre in
six characters, with songs and dances. viz: a.
"Carlo' in "Asmodeus,' and a. 0Naria.:,
"Hans,' sally Bacon, " Fife, - and .sCorpev:,
in the capital farce of 'The Young Actress.
BY the way We notice that Il very d. sirable i'm
provement has been made in the way Of ventil-
1ating the Theatre. by which the surplus heat
which naturally rose TO the upper part of the
building, incomm~ding more particularly those
In tue dress circle, Is discharged throug h the
roof. The dress circle is to be more Brilliant v
lighted up, and then the new Theatre will tie as
nearly perfect as possible il this lower world.
The GRAND JrRY of this District have, we
hear, refused to md a bill against General Gull
lum, Lap Clerk Of the House Of Representatives
on the book corruption charges made aga inst him
by John Riyes II is now exported about tow n
that Gen. Cullum will return a Rowland for an
Oliver by bringing libel suit ,a!nst Rives
MsLODEoS THAT long faced. solemn faced
yet inesi.tibly comic facfd 1 W i.andi hold.
forth nightly with his merry confed crates ia r. hi
opisn min 1tnlsy at the Mriod on. and tor better
proof Of their Inirih-inspirng qualities please
give them a call Tonight lands and his Com
pany appear as old style darkies.
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pOARDING.-MISS GWYNN, occupy ing Mrs.
- Raphael Semne's house, in Georgetown, First
street smiths Row, can accommodate several fam
lilies with very desirable Rooms and good BOARD.
m
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A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO RENT
"A on 18th street, between f and r, No. 452.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-29
TIN DDo3 AND OH1APnof
HORSE AND CATTLE mHDlCluR


SIoanss Oinsnsss ard Csndislso Psw1ss.
Tor pxrisv, MlIdmess, Csrfotssv sad 1AsvouGA.
nese SLoAH's OINTMENT eDoais, sn1 y SsponN =.
perseding I'll other O1otments - Ao100nO -
h uss sor the following diseeees:
crseks6 beds, TiEeboos wtDdsalla, pole en-, -,
spevtes, sweeney. nstsls, sitlasls. s6sooa l0onoR
and cracks, foundsyed ret, oesotcAeo - R01Gn
nanRe, and horn dlste0Des,
9In POWDEn VII yoDOvo I'll ioAomm01eo0 -
fever. purify The bisod loosen IL skin, &C., ~
veteS, ana strengthen every Uast a. ~ 1877 -
hes proved SOVEREIGN remedy fer - AalSvh8
Di.tempss, Ails beusd. ioss q sppsaaNs, hvro
strains, yellow ws1e1, in1an0otto0 q - go. -
tigue from hard e1svctU. oaso ghs10ao1an, oGmDp
~ called ssi6 eomplaint, vhtA pssvn . 80 =
many valusbae horses d tAis ccgnsD. u = $50
which gsoerese - many diseeoess !.
WAL1l1 =. 0L0Au,
0sad DepsA, . ooutA vaAs1 = = bssUGne =
u DichmG01 Hoooe, ChteaOoy lllinslo, - - =
naasly svsyy town = III ~ western ol61O-
All Wnoleoolo Drsagisee - ~ 0o00no = -
regular Wholesale pSiooo.
yoD u0n01D AID CA11lA,
SIoAx's lHsTAxT 44LnY \ truly 0seoe As0e1Us
Half 3 esns beetae = 01ea1ss Iaseaoe 0a19 -
G conmoo Co1ae - . ~ 11nUeo03 = G1egoDo G1o0
ropeo1 ~ 6e0o n 1eteeo 01Doooo.
toe Dsutooe, 0eSsin0, oIso11os - 0ong 49,
juYlso . Usrsas, Oots's, - GoAeg on1A11, 0ea80
Iaseeat neliss s1seAly sesse saA oMg -
~ - oSeo6isAo6 = v1on1D ~ SeDo1 OOOOs.
Nsa1ei - - - q NJ Wo01ul0 UD41DA J
Csug1-16UoD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-29

from the Rrsvc-end their wosk Of mercy = - Il !
completed. Try them. they are NARRATED.
HERRlCR Z mo.
Practical Chsmists, Alhaav, y T.
Sold at wholesale and retail BY al OsuGU1oD =
Davenport end b Dealers everywhere
Y.f \. r. l. q. PALnRn, 1Sovsal1n8 49,
auR4Q Aav Nina 9e1yY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-29
SEWING MACHINES
A Caro-.

A Card.
The person Who naiicjously put \ stic8 in ouY naw
ieg 4scAtne TIRE wheeler & Wilsonl q the Rock L.
land Fair. jest before the examining Committee
oauc ssognd, did oos probably obtain What thcy
90 mUcA desired I'VE tOo6 the PInsT PnEnIun -
the machine y Too well known. Try again-but Aon.
orebiv. d. wBIru,
Aeent for wheeler & wilson
r. 9. We took the nst premium ss the Iowa
State Fair.
"A Card
AND A SLI0HT DISCREPANCY. "ro Root I"
noticed a statement in late issue Of the Times.
card Of d. ?. white Agest, to the s6ses that the
machine be sells. somesimes, took the premium Al
the Rock Island Fair.
II you viii look IN the ArsSs OF Sept. 80, you will
80 the oncial report ana list Of premiums and here
appears the discrepancy.
In the nIst place, no premiun was offered at oil,
while sooe could have been Given, we see Q highly
complimentary note in the octa report, In conncc-
tiOn with the Quaker City Sewins Machine,
which, ! suppose. applied 70 all good mschines. II
appears, then. that brother whites ideas OF the
" hoaorabss" are somewhat ssue-shaky, but his
machines are pretty Rood notwithstanding; and the
fac. (call for the proof that among Wednesdays
sales was one to family having Wheeler 4 Will
sons slreai,, but could net make It serviceable,
does not make them worse, perhaps but only proves
the greater excellence Of the Quaker City
by the way, III barely mention that we have just
received the Sixth invoice Of Quaker City Seacim0
Adohsnes. and there Is fine assortment for select
ing from-three styles and doz machines, at our
onics, corner % and Brady streets.
T. O. ESTE Z CO.,
Proprictors In the Western States.
up. 6."-"Next." sepl3-tf
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
RICHEST DlADHM
Wsrl BY Kings Or Enpsrsrs.
WRssf Why Bsastifl Head Of Has

Because Il \ the oSnAncnt Gid hi0seH peoved0o
bloom ever 30 er,ehty in the eiov,ns ehss. Ss %
BE- over sparkling the teeth b. thoso 81 peoges,
the heed 10 beref of its covering ~ the bar =
snarted and shrive'ed harsh and Dry OF werss =.
IL sprinkled with gray, nature VII los 1ers 49,
half her charms. Prof woods Hslr Restotestvss =
used two three times wesk, will restore End -
maneniy secure 70 al such m ornan<nt eeod ~
following and Judge. The writer Of the 01St = -
celebrated Pianist, ThaberE:
New York. April 10. issa-
Dear Sir Permit me r. express TO yoa she eel9n.
tons an under for the entire restoration Of = has
70 Its original color about the time Of my arrival -
the United States Il was rapad- becomtn9 aray, -
upon the application Of your Hair seseosattves .
soon recovered It's original hue I consider ye0
Restorative n yegy wonderful invsnsloo, Qu1oe -
cacious - we'll - agreeable.
am. dear str, yours truly. .. fHALDono.
"Drych ar Gwyiiedydst."
WEIGH Newspaper once, ID Nasssu q, Apr II, lsso
PRov woOD - Dear Dir :-Ooms ncasA -
six weeks aeo received bottle of yoar VAR Bee
toratve aud gave u my wife. Who conciuded 70 "
ON her hair little thinning Ut the time that woaDe
the gray hair but 70 hers wsl - my saf.
prise, aser FEW wseks' TRIAL u has performed thas
wonderfu eject ~ turning oil the gray ha.ss - .
daYh brown, at the time beautifying sa6 th1o-
ening the hair. l strongly Ysco0Dend Ne eesvo
Restorative 70 ell persons IN want q sech $780,
Of their hair. CRAnLRS OARDnW.
NEW Y0aK, July =, lo60.
Ppov WoOD: with Conscience Do rsono-
mend your Hair Restorative being the mosa e0eop
cious article ever saw Slice using your Hais Rso.
torative my hair and whiskess which vere alnase
white have gradually grown DARK and ] 80 -
confident that few more applications Win rsstese
them 70 their natural color Il aiso has relieves -
Of oil dandru6 and unpleasant itching, - ce0nGo
amens persons Who pesspars frselsy.
PRor wooD: About two pears aeo ~ Aale
commenced falling OF and turning gravi No. ~
becoming bald, ana had tried many remedies ~ -
effect. commenced usins your Restorative . -
nary last. A few applications fasssns1 ~ -
0rmly. II began ~ oil up grow OUT em1 susoeo
back 70 It, former color. (back.) A. tAe t,ns =
fully restored 70 It, original coloFs alsA - -
pearanoe, and cheerfully recon- mend - 49, g e.
Chicago, III, Nay !, 1853. u0u9.
The Restorative II pat up In bottles Of sio, ~:
large, medium and small the small holds 49,
and Yetails flor one dollar pr bottlej IL 0ooe90
holds at least twenty per cent more - p's(sss1aa
than the small SetAis for too dollars psS boeso; ~
large holds quart 70 psr esnt ness In Dss1sesas
and retails for -.
OF WOODS 90, Yrapristors, sl3 DseaAvays
New York, Un the great Wire AAillng 0eahoD1p
neot.) and Ill Marriott Of, q lOels 10.
And eolA b I'll god Dy10g1soo ~ 1enY oeeD
0aaless. tOSoOUD
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The Cash system

TSthe only one TO epsuve the buyer against fraud
HAD MANAGEMENT, bad buying and poor stock.
Whsn be buys from . house that docs credit
business he do not antee others Indebtedness
brt IL always sure 70 get GOOD STOCK, and At pri-
ces that y III enforce success There IL NO business
liable 70 tricks and traps Of trade the liquor bu
siness and fyou would avoid the poisonous drugs
sold By persons who do . credit bushels snd only
calculate receiving nifty cents the dollar oil
they ssil, buy from ths CASH HOUSE OF
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THE subscribers beg leave 10 Inform their friends
i that they have removed their Livery 70 the Old
Pennsylvania stable, ON Harrison street, between
Second and Third and thankful for FOR all past fsvoss
they respectfully solicit liberal share patron
age Of he public.
J.H. CAMP 4 90.
NIB. Horses and Carriages to hire on liberal
terms.
ALSO-Horses boarded - cheap ~ at any Stable
In the City. Dec9dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-29
Canada Liquor store.

Just received
- Osses Brandy, direct nom Cosnsc vtnt, l01o,
10 bbls Hibbert's London Porter, (rtntsl
20 Gases Boothy Ledgvick's 0in, (AsdleoAedl
full assortment Of Cigars,
Abstnths, nsTsschano, Curocoa,
Anise Cordial, Assr HaAch,
And fosesals b b. AAAHM 90
-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-29

Canada Liquor Store.
TUBf received, . fresh supply Of MUS 4 soos
q Scotch ALI.
Dec1l BA1N00 90
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HO0tetter'0
Celebrated Stonaeh Dl1to9O

Nn Ven knsUn QualllSso q tAs1e eQeulnmt0 l11eg0
u nahe 4 unneseooosy = ~ WAae ~ oeA
NJ posGeslng ~ tsoeas al9osgaalo6o ooGnAGA,
- oS1ng 49, eDpset1e, ~ ossjoA ~ tA1a0s
Try IT
~ ema1Do ~ ~ ~ ~ aOaa1o ~ 00DgeDalb
.~ M ....!. |! c =. e.. g :.
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MEDICAL.
Take then aD1 LoVo !
USED 1HnouonOU1 nm vonGD.
aerriek's Sugar Ceooo1 -


OMD bsg q 0ogsoInfo0DI
ssT Osa1e1 In RD1Do, 60
Iag only - eoooo, - -
. family etx 0eooAGy -
tveney-0vo dooDass - -
sseian's bal1sy neeesa - UG1u
y moro = - eonoI - -
nnfreQuensly. ~ - e
some 0eObev ~ ~ 11muI
tn value cf wADeA onmm1
- estimated u 1snnso -
conts.
Hsvssck's n oov0UunO
Ing plAseers c1so - -
hours. pains - voaADa1
In The breast, - - ooGns
Rheumatic cu0poa1neso = =
equally shcgs speso - 49,
Spreod on . be0atil1l -
sAin. their - 81 tecoo -
weaSrr 70 % laouovsn11on0
and esch oae Ulll wenr fvuD
one werk " three 0o0s1A
Pills. family bs1es. - 9
Pia~tcrs, % HI. 16A &C.
TheV have - e
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-16

GREAT LUCK $50, 900 PRIzE SOLD IN SAvAN
SAH.-It appears there are other lotteries be.
sides matrimony, which prove essentially TO
q lucky Spectator therein, a matter O. money.
Witness the above fact wherein the agent at
Savannah, of s. Swan d Cos renowned Geor.
gia Lotteries, drawn at Augusta. disposed Of
the tickets which drew $50 900; namely Nos.
6-l9-28 of the combination scheme.
The extensive patronage received by Swans
Lottery all over the United States, consti.
tutes one Of the proofs that there must be
something beyond excitement in such in favor
Of the world at large who purchase tickets.
We have often been astonished at suddenly
seeing persons spreading themselves as well
off in the world We wondered how came
such so, as we could not see any available
means in the ordinary way. On enquiry,
some person who knows ct al times all things
about every one, whispers Lottery Ticket"
and the whole mystery is solved. The man
that cannot make money any other way Sc
cures at times q fortune by lucky ticket.
We have just received visit from s. Swan
d Cos Cashier, who visits this city with the
cash, to pay off the above prize.
We shall certainly be on the qui vive to
notice how the lucky winner bears his or her
sudden fortune.-Savannah Georgian, april
9th
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-16
Premium Jack.
1912 Hands High.

A NDREW JACKSON will make the pres
IA ent season at my Farm, at the head Of
Second Creek, on the line of the Knoxville
d Kentucky Railroad, five miles North of
Knoxville-s25 for Jennets. This Jack is
kept principally for Jennets.
PEDIGREE.
ANDREW JACKSON is black, with white muz
zle and belly; l54 hands high; 4 years old
the 18th day Of June, 1866. Sired by Com.
modore Rogers; dam by Sancho; grand dam
by Big Partnership; great grand dam import.
ed. Commodore Rogers was sired by an i'm
ported Jack from Malta. and out of an. i'm.
ported Jennet from Malta, The Commodore
has been the winner Of nineteen prenidms.
Sancho was sired by ansimported Maltese
Jack; dam by Big Partnership; grand dam by
Sampson; great grand dam by Mississippi
Sancho was the winner of premium at Nash.
vile Fair in 1850. Andrew Jackson was
winner Of premium IN 1854 at Nashville. !
consider his stock equal to the stock of any
Jack in the world. JOHN SHELBY.
Fatherland, Nov. 8, 1856.
He also took the Premium at the Fair in
1855 at Knoxville.
~ Good pasture aud grain furnished for
Jennets at moderate prices,
April l6, ls5s-dsf JOS A. MABRY.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-16
Spring Goods, New & Select.
SEH0RN 4 H0RNSBY

A RE now receiving and opening, in add
IA ton to their usual variety, general as.
sortment of DRY GOODS, embracing every
thing usually comprised in stock of Ladies
Dress Goods, and little more--Silks, Tissues,
Bareges Lawns Ginghams Prints, &c. Also,
ntlemen's Wear in aoundance-Cloths,
Cassmers, silk, Satin and Versailles Vestings,
Cravats and Neck Ties, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
DC. Also, Ladies and Misses Shoes and Cal
tiers, in great variety---to an examination of
all which they invite their friends, customers
and the public generally. Aud in conclusion
they will say the Goods are fine, and are sell.
ing them low down-uery iow-ior prompt
pay. April Q
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-16
ERIAL NAVIGATION FROM HAvRE
TO NEW YORK.

M. Gavarni, French machinst, has per,
fected his @rial ship, ut cost OF 300,0 900
frances, and made u voyage to Algers, Af-
RIGA, and back with II, n distance of 1900
miles from his stating point. The average
speed was almost 100 miles an hour, the
voyage out occupying eighteen hours, aud
the return sixteen hours. NJ. Gavarni is to
make the attempt from Havre to the city OF
New York, rs soon as he has farther tested
the character of his invention by few short
trips over the Mediterranean and its neigh
boring provinces. The time consumed from
Havre to New York would be but thirty
hours, breakfasting ut the former city and
supping at New York the evening Of the
next day.
As soon rs fair demonstration is made
Of the safety and perfect regularity with
which erial navigation can be carried on aud
the simple principle of the suspension aud
motive power which sustains and propels the
ship through the air is understood by the
world at large, there Is not the slightest
doubt that ocean navigation will cease, save
for carrying freight. Erial ships capable Of
the conveyance Of one hundred travellers,
can be built for $4,000. Twenty per cent
will be liberal interest on this sum, and thus
$3O,OOO per year Is all that will be required
to pay wear aud tear, expense Of chemicals,
&C., and leave a profit. One hundred trips
per year can be made fifty each way, with
the greatest ease, which, at only $40 pas
sage, Qhe intended price on the opening of
the line,) will, It is seen, give instead OF 3d.
600, the sum of 100000 per year
II is said that the stock Tor the FIRST ship
is ready to be subscribed as soon as Mr.. Ga
varni sees proper to proceed with the matter.
Private letters received by the last steamer
state that the Rothschilds have made n heavy
offer for the privilege of putting on an India
Erial line Of one hundred and four ships,
and one week to depart from Marseilles,
simultaneously, with passengers and Nails
The capital is said to be $l5,0OO,o0O which
they propose to embark. Our next mails
will probably give us further intelligence of
this wonderful stride in the mechanical science
of the nineteenth century,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-16
Southern Pacific Rail Road.

4 N opportunity is offered, for a. limited
IA period, to the citizens of this section, Of
becoming interested in this great enterprise.
The Stock is divided into shares OF one
hundred dollars each. Eps dollars wiH pay
for share, and it is guaranteed that no far.
ther payment shall ever be required.
1t is believed that the immense Land Grant
secured to the Company by the State Of Tex.
as will not only be ample for the construc
ton Of the Road, but will provide a large
surplus for distribution among the stockhold'
ers.
Apply to Gro. W. Ross, Athens. or to the
undersigned at Knoxville.
JNO. l. MOSES,
Agent for tie Company
April 10, ls5s-tf-4s9.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-16
savannnh MARKET.

SAVANNAH, April 49,
We hand you herewith statement of Produce Market
In the commencement Of the present week.
Since last report there have been large recepts
OF flour-no change in prices. Bacon in fair request
with light stocks. ~ Bacon for this market should
be thoroughly cured and smoked "brown.n Several
lots OF Corn arrived during the past week and met
ready sale at quotations.
BACON clear sides II 90 Ike; ribbed 1O6 a. l1c;
shoulders 90 DC; hams II 90 12c LARD in bbIs II 40
llHc In cans and kegs ~ 90 IKE. BUTTER No /, IS
% zoe; No; 2 IA % Ice. EGGS 70 40 15c. Flour, SUI
perhne 1928 % 55O extra family sc % 6,25 u bbl.-
WHEAT, white 1,20 % ~ 80; red 81 a 110 nominal
OoRS, sacks included, SO 90 s5c Com MEAL So 90 9Oc.
OATS, sacks included, 80 % 65c. APrLEs dry, 81 so q
go FEATHERS 81 a. 40c.
SIGHT EXCHANGE on New York n n cent. prem.
j. W. GAUT & CO.,
Commission Merchants.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-16

H The English Admiral has discovered
that Canton is situated on an island; one Of
the gunboats has just made passage around
1t. 1t is somewhat singular that this fact was
never known before, and only goes to show
how jealous these people are Of giving any
information of the internal affairs or the for
nation of the country.