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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondents Of TAs Star.

6IoHsKrowH, August 10 1858.
The ceremony Of laying the cornerstone Of our
new Masonic Hall did not take place yesterday
afternoon, as was expected This was owing 20
the Incompetence Of some Of the arrangements,
but the difficulty having since been obviated the
ceremony will certainly take place TO- day at four
O'Clock p m. The stone will be laid by Geo c.
Whiting, Esq OF your city, who Is G rand Master
Of the Masonic Fraternity of the District.
large concourse of persons, including the various
subordinate lodges Of Washington and the sur
rounding country will be present. and partici-
pate in the proceedings. The Hall, when IN
ished, will be a credit alike TO the town, aud to
the venerable Potomac Lodge, under whose
To the lodges Of Odd Fellows In our midst we
have an advice to give. IL Is, emulate the public
spirit displayed by the Masons-imtate their ex-
Speaking Of odd Fellows and Ma.ons. remind
US OF other public spirited associations Of George
town, and we will say a word or two concerning
our miiitary We have the Georgetown City
and very nne looking company Of Young men and
we have the newly formed Potomac Light In
iantry, composed Of upwards OF fifty men, num-
oeIng among them many Of our most respected
and influential citizens Under the command of
the talented and popular Captain HolIingswonh,
they bid fair at no distant day. rank hiyh in this
District Regiment for efficiency, &c.
There Is abundant "a aterial In old Georgetown
suggest TO our friends Of the gallant old vipilant
Ere Company to follow suit" and organize
company g."
And to the members Of the 4" Buck and Breck
Club, ]" we have the same admonition TO give
Holy Hill" has men (and the right sort Of men,
tool to form company. of which not only them
selves but the entire District may feel Justly
proud.
The coach factory Of our friend, Mr. John
Dougherty, has become quite popular We saw
nne specimen OF ornamental painting represent
ing the telegraph feet" decorating a stage
which has just been turned OUT by that esta
ment, for Whaley's line Of Washington and AL =
exandria coaches. I. Is a large four -horse coach
and is a ieetie ahead Of anything in the omnibus
line that we have seen for some time. The same
factory made the " Hiawatha," a beautiful coac b
Tor Mattingiy: Of your city, and which was so
much admired when she made her frst trip on
Saturday last.
Business on the canal and along our wharves Is
quite brisk, and large number Of hands are con :
staotly employed in loading and unloading the
multitude of vessels and boats now here
Flour is high. We notice some sales of Inc
quality OF super. at S. 25aS5 So Family at s7sss
according to the brands Wheat-Red at 81 lisa
81 70 white, 81 .Oasl.37K. Corn, 7sas0c.
SPEcrAToR, Jr.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union, after touching, after the fashion,
on the Atlantic cable, proceeds to consider how
terribly the result in Missouri has disappointed
the Abolitionists, saying:
But one enamel pationist has been elected to
the Legislature, and that the scheme OF enamel
patton has been overwhelmingly rejected oy the
people in every locality, save one, in which Its
supporters made IL an issue in the canvass
The slaves of Missouri, CONTINUES the Unton,)
at a low estimation, are worth $50 ,OU, 600 and
grave as may be a proposition to confscate or to
reimburse this enormous value in the hands of the
living or a coming generation, IL sinks into in
significance in comparison with the proposal to
burden and infiict society with a vast diSpropor-
ton Of free negroes. tier OF counties in slave
State, cultivated by free laborers, may present a
striking contrast with another tier cultivated by
slave Africans, and the population Of the former
may be very aveTse to the system of labor pre-
vailing in the latter abstract principles but
when the question Ii presented to this population
or the slaves, and whether the negroes, now held
In subordination and confined for the most part to
agricultural pursuits, shall be turned loose upon
the state to I'M here they please to nfest their
own counties Of free white labor, and 10 compete
with the white man on the farm, In the work
shop, and in the thousand and one occupations of
the towns and cities-thev are very apt TO rots
that the negroes shall continue to be held In sub.
lection
The Union also continuesits comments upon
Judge Douglas. and further notices the Gerrit
Smith movement in New York
The Intstiigeneer gives, editorially, history
of the Atlantic cable.
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PERSONAL.

80. Augustus Schell and Gen. Ward, ofNY.,
are al the National
Ex-Gov. Francis Thomas, of Md, is at
Browns.
-. Mr.. Keller, manager Of the Keller Troupe,
is dangerously i'll at Utica, N. Y.
.... General William w alker and Major Hum
Phreys have been in New York for several DAYS
Governor Chase, Of Ohio is expected at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel, New York, to-day
- TX Governor Gardner and family, of las
sachusetts, are staying at Cozzen's Hotel, w est
Point,
80. Hon. Joseph l.. Horton, e1 Mayor of CO.
lumbu.. Georgia, accompanied by his family, is
at the Metropolitan.
Bishop McGill, Of Richmond has received
from Archbishop Hughes, Of New York, a pres
ent Of a magnificent pair Of carriage horses
80. The Hon Caleb Cushing has accepted the
invitation Of the United States Agricultural Soci-
.ty to address them at Richmond on the 18th of
October.
When the message announcing the triumph
o. .ne Atlantic Cable was received at Niagara
Fails, e1-President Fillmore was called out, and
made very enthusiastic address.
-. capt 'ianno, Aid to Gen Trista special
Seen n OF Zen. Altrista, who has been in New
to1 III o soe days engaged in negotiating loan
steamer for Vera Cruz TO-DAY
-. Secentiy u was reported that Gen. Comon-
lori nad been turned away from the IA bIe on soYne
hotel In the South for ungentlem,nIv .onS,'as
something Of which Gen ComonfoIt .onuuE.,
incapable. Moreover, the General wa. IN Wy
York at the time, and had never len n .tns ~ ~
arrival there from New Orleans 'e us
Mr.. John Norris, Of Toronto, 4. nou, ~,
his way TO England, where he will deliver 70 ~.
Queen petition signed by members Of the Pro.
Vincial PaTlisment-citizens Of all parts of Can
sda-Praying her Majesty to appoint some me "a.
Der OF the Royal Family 70 make a visit to Toronto
place.
GOV Ch-se, of Ohio; Edward Everett ;
WHham hiyes, Of Virginia George Bancroft
Lord Napier Count Sartiges the Ffench Minis.
ter the Baron de wettrrstrdt Swedish Minister.
Miss Catharine sedgwiek; Mrs 8. G. Howe,
suihor OF - Passion Flowers" Geo II. Calvert
Geo ii Boxer, Henry T. Tuckerman, Henry
Jsmes. William II. Fry, and William Hunt. are
At Newport.
The French Academy was offered by the
Grandson Of tire surgeon who epbalmed VoI,aire
ad-csHter rlleG with portion Of the wits brains.
preserved In sp Wits Of wine. The Academy de-
eiintd receiving brains, upon pretense that IL was
shockfn2 that e. eat mans brains should not
ne In his grave. .Ynt Gslileo's finger at Flor
ence V 'egsrdrd with grat interest and on. of
Duy fawkes's skulls II carefully preserved at
d, the oyigiaaI be trs In the British Mu-
'sun or Tower Of London : -. -. :,
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u The post office clerks in Prussia are COM
PEELED to wear uniform in the street, and that
government now intends to impose the same uni
FORM on the employees Of railways and tele-
graphs To distinguish, however, these three
classes Of functionaries, those Of the post Office
are to have on their caps a horn, those of rail-
ways wheel, and those Of the telegraph an ar
row
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u fhe steamer City Of Washington has ar
wed at New York, with dates to the 4th instant
from liverpool.
II that Great Britain gives satisfaction
TO spain in the c. anu 'nd' the w ASH
ington Cabinet express i'''-oh WIN the ac-
ton of the Cuban authorities.
There were vague reports that :, $aa had
been captured.
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ID The dispatch from Mr.. De Sauty, at Trim
ity Bay, satisfactorily settles the question Ho,c
Tong ras fhs Queens Message on the journey
across the Cable 20 He says that Ii was CON-
menced on Monday, so that all uspicions that 1t
occupied ''several days. in coming across are
entirely dissipated
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II The steamer Persia, with 12O passengers
and nearly 500, coo in specie, sailed from New
York, yesterday for Liverpool
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AFA YETTE NSTITUTE,
u PennSyLrdNin dreHns. dbork LII 81


The undersigned, late President OF Wilmington
Female Celege, Delaware. assisted by Miss MARIA
u. HALsfEAD, late Preceptress of the same insiitu-
ton. and Miss MARY WILLIAMS, late acting Pre-
oeptress Of the Genesee Seminary, New ork, will
open School for Young Ladies at Nos. l5s and I6i
Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday, Sc ptember6 6.
In tie ARRANGEMENTS and furnishing Of the school
rooms, the general scholastic regulations, and in
the methods of instIuctinn and government, It Is
lieved the institute be found credta bic to the
The course OF study ID that generally pursued at
our he hest female Institutions. Dung ladies SAT-
isfactorily passing tner examinations the entire
oourse will be entitled to q diploma To insoTe TO
each student thai Individual attention AID personal
interest requisite to q successful study. each de-
payment will receive but twenty -four puslla
very limited number will be received members or
the family.
. TINT c".- Primary Darartmenf Aio. Jv,;or
ol2 81; Senior, 9l5 per quarter
ADDRESS tnivush clay poet 0f1oe until the 18th
Afterwards p ease c1 at the Institute.
p L. c. LOOMS, A. M.
Reference 10 made to the following gentlemen,
whose dauk hters or wards have been under ny in
structiOn and care: =
!.on. Thomas Il Hicks, Governor of Maryland.
Hon. peter =; Causey. Governor OF Delaware.
kev. bishop Levi Scott, ID. ID Wilminet n. Dol.
Z Non; Geo. w. Sparks, Mayor city Of w llmiI gton.
r Or Askew, Postum er city of w ilmipGton.
Hev Dr Hamilton. Baltimore.
ington. n - " : = : =
.. Zimmerman, Ess., Alsxsndris, Va. ..
an le-eolm :
a
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-A few gentemen can be accommodate.
- with BOARD al No. 45s 10Th street. between
'. sno y. sul7-ee3ts
AOAkD.-A comfortable ROOM with BOAHD
~ can be obtained IN private fam ~ az Sf7 18th
street, between q and ". within a few mIputes'
walk of the Treasur, Department. sul4 7ts
GUARDING u. with Handsomely furnished Rooms.
- and table Boarding Of q select character, can be
obtained 81 50 n street, between 9Th ard 7th sts
If application be made soon, and upen IN mo,t
easv terms. su IS 81
pOARDlNG.-A few gentleren O. b. accammo-
- dated With good BOARD ard pl. asant X looms
BY pl, Ing at No SO Pa avenue Ietyeep I'd And I'd
streets. near 81. Charles Hotel au 10 Ins
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THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE that the subscri-
~ Der hath ebtaIned ffom the Orphan's Court Of
washing on couGty On the District Of Columbia,
eefs OF adminfst alton ON the personal estate OF
be Ige Jacob Keller, late Of Washington county.
deceased. All persons has InE claims Against The
SAD deceas are hereby warred to exhihit the
same, With the .oucbers thereof. IN the subscriber
on or bef the IT dAy of ns ust next they may
"'hs-w'.. w Law De excluded from oil Deft OF the
ls5.. JULIUS FAUTH,
81 l6-law5ws Administrator.
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Barometer at the Smithsonian. at q. M. (cOr-
rected for temperature % sol; at noon. % 500
Thermometer, at a. m, 71'; at noon 75o Max
imum yesterday, 81; minimum last night, 70.
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION
ArTHE WHITE house PAVILION.
On MONDAY. August 9th, 1883,
CITIZENS OF WASHING TON.
FOR THE BENtFIT OF
Withers's Citizens Band,
for the purpose Of assisting them IN the purchase OF
Silver Instruments, that their Appearances
may be IN ecco, dance wIthSheT
skill as peri rners.
The COMMITTEES. and the members Of the Band.
assure the ladies and gentlemen Of ~N~
Washington. GEORGETOWN and Alex
andr;a, AZ they Will favor them VI -
their presence. that they will endeavor to make this
the most pleasant 1cu Of the season. -, =.
DurIne the evening the Band will rive Couceft.
10 which they VIII psy some Of their most isverste
Mr.. II. G. Lorca, the f.vorite caterrr, has kindly
offered his services, and pledges himself TO give en-
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a GENT. man
and the lsdits accOmpanyi ing him-to be mad OF any
member OF the Committee or OF the Band.
The hns steamer THoMss CoLLYER viii leave
?. m; Bla.dens vh,rf, Nav, Yard. At So m. and
D. NJ, and A lex andrla at Ia on. And 21a ..
OmnIbuses will leave the Round Tops. on Penn.
syivanl, avenue. IN the + rrst Ward, At m. and
IL 80 .. m. Omnibus fare (by Lstham,s lineD either
TO or from Gs"rgetown. the Navy Yard, or else.
return trip at night, when II will be Is cents.
c' e. fY.dd.n 81 "a B sas ci''
w ID. ewart. CT Wright,
w. Martin, j. X. Crickvell.
Committee tie part Of the Military.
su IS Th.S.Tu.Th,F&S
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so 10 fkk,5S q e liEroSkS 3D. " ''i'
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KxCURs1oIs, PIC MICS, 90.
FOURTH GRAND ANNUAL ExcURAos<
l. or 1HE
Merrie Bachelors,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAFILI0N.D
On THURSDAY, August Is, lass.

The Committee of Arrangements having com
pleted all the necessary preparations -
for this interesting occs sion. Iespeci -
fully invite their friends and the pub -
lac gene ally To unite With them its enjoymenfs-
Every precsutton val he taken BY them 20 prevent
accidents oil any Kind whatever. and all VIM favor
the Bachelors with their presence on this Excar
son. may he certain of having most agreeable and
pleasant time.
To those who are fond of dancing. no better op-
portunity could possibly be presented than this 20
'.trip hight fantastic as the Bachelors are
proverbisI Tor getting no Q good Cotnlcn. e. and
IN waltzes by moonlight they are partlcolarly an
far, especlslly when " Ithers's Stnns and bfass
Band furnishes the Music
The CoLLyEH wall leave PaGe's wharf
o'clock a. and ~ p. m Navy Yard wharf 81 v a.
m and p. m; retu ming Will leave the fsvllion AZ
p. m, landing o. Blagden's wharf, Navy Yard On
the second home ward trip Thy moonlisbt1 the boat
will leave NJ q reasonable hour. landing ~ the CITY
wharf aud ALSO At Biasden's wharf
Coach~s viii he IN readiness At the corner OF N
street and Pa. avenue to convey passenger TO the
boat and also IN attendance At the CITY wharf when
the boat returns.
An ex peri.nced caterer will serve Dinner. SUP
Der. and X efr~ Oh ments 1T city Prices.
tickets ONE DULLAk-sdmIttlng q gem emen
and ladies'. Az 1851
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Fun fFl6SEK t rHbH PoR Pr Pn21NT' NOR

For the accommodation Of families and others
wishing to enjoy the luxuries of fresh
Fish, Crabs, OJ sters, and sea Bath knzGf
ing, afforded by those places the fine
safe, and commOdIous steamer POWHATAN will
leave Washington EVERY SATURDAY. az a.
m, for the above poInts. and continue during the
Bathing season, from her berth. at the com pan, o
wharf, foot Of 9Th street, arriving at Piney Point 81
5p IN. same day, Old Point al a. m. and Norfolk
q a. m. Sunday morning. Returning will leave
Norfolk on Monday at p. m. Old Point at d. m,
PIney Point at 8 a. IN. Tuesday and arrive at Wash
lngton at 10 a. m. On same day.
Fare tIncludng meslsD TO PIney Point, 81; Old
Point and Norfolk, IS; and for the round trIp Sc
including msals. Children ana servants half price
Berths free state rooms extra.
Passengers will lee taken M and landed NJ All the
landings on the Potomac.
For tickets and further information apply at the
once Of the Great Southern and Southv est ern
ticket Office, No. so Pa avenue, three doors a st
Of Browns rotel, or to the Captain on board the
Boat, foot of 9Th street.
CHARLES T.. MITCHELL. CAPTAIN.
GEORGE MATTINGtY
UN-d Superintendent y. :. Il. Company.
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Mk. EWBANK'S NEW BOOK-Thoughts on
w Matter aKd Force, or Marvels that encompass
us. comprising suggestions Illustrative Of the theory
bank. So; SO cents.
Frerch on the Authorized Version of the New
Testament, IN connection with some recent propo
saIs lor It's reVlsl"n.l vol; pnce IS cents.
Wild Flowers: How to see and how to rather
them, with remarks on the economical and medic-
ma uses OF our native plants; By Spencer TIL rInson
James Earlier Novels, in ~ volumes CLOTH LON
don pTIce per volume, So and 50 cents. Sold SEP
arat-ly. ~
The Rat: its history and destTuct charac ter,
with numerous anecdotes by James Rodvell;
vol. London pTlce so cents.
For sale at =, FRANKLIN PHILIPS
New Bookstore, $50 Pa avenue.
hAf md sts
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II ATIORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ohioe No. as 9Th street, one door south of
Louisiara avenue. An 10 If
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REMEMBER THE PIC NC or THE GEO.
AkLINGToN sSRfNG on. 1904
MONDAY. August g. Z he mem
bers of the Club pledge themselves that they vii
spare no pans to make this the most pleasant Pc
MIC OF the season. Hays Celebrated Cotilon Band
has been engaged for the occasion. Refreshments
VIII be served by an experienced caterer q ette
pnces: The Bolt viii leave the Aqueduot ~ IL
will also ply between Arlington and IStA UtVoet-
b Idge during the day. Tickets, sdmittsng UDtiss
By order of
au I7-eo5t. COM. OF ARRANGEMENTs.1
MOUNT VERNON AND TIE TONS OF
lVl WASHINGTON.-The steam 49,
uary every Tuesday and Friday
Mount Vernon and the tomb of Washington, leavine
turning about ~ .. m. Fare 81. yIstf
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Notice,

obedience to decree of the County
l. Court at Athens, rendered at the May
term, 1858, will, on Saturday, the 10th day
OF June next, proceed to sell, on the premises
to the highest bidder Subject to the minimum
price, the following described tracts of Land
to wit: Forty Acres situate in the first range
West Of the meridian, fourth fractional town.
ship, twelfth section, and the North east corn.
er OF the Southwest quarter of said section
One Hundred and Sixty Acres, being the South.
east quarter of the twelfth section, in the
fourth fractional township, second range
West of the meridian. Twenty Acres. being
part of the Northwest quarter of section
twelve, in fractional township -four. and Sc.
eond range, West Of the meridian-all in the
Hlwassee District. All of which Lands are
adjoining and to be sold in one body.
Terms of Sale One Hundred Dollars to
be paid cash in hand, and balance in equal
installments, at one and two years, with in.
terest from date of sale-bond with good SO.
curity to be given for the unpaid purchase
money, and lien retained upon the Land
until the whole is paid
The above Land lies in the 18th Civil Dis.
triet-it being the same on which George
McMurray now lives.
VIM. GEORGE. Clerk.
May 7, lS5S-td-prs fee $9,6O-5O2
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Premium Jack.
1879 Hands High.

NDREW JACKSON will make the pres
IA ent season at my Farm, at the head Of
Second Creek, on the line Of the Knoxville
Il Kentucky Railroad five miles North Of
Knoxyille-S25 for Jennets. This Jack is
kept principally for Jennets
PEDIGREE
ANDREW JACKSON is black, with white muz.
z!e and belly; l6l hands high years old
tho i3th day of June 1866, Sired by Com.
modore Rogers; dam by SANCHEZ grand dam
by Big Partnership; great grand dam import.
ed. Commodore Rogers was sired by an i'm
ported Jack from Malta, and ont of an i'm.
ported Jennet from Malta. The Commodore
has been the winner of nineteen premiums.
Sancho was sired by an imported 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. 3, 1856.
lie also took the Premium at the Fair in
1856 ut Knoxville
~ Good pasture and grain furnished for
Jennets at moderate prices,
April 10, ls5s-ds% JOS. A. MABRY.
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H 0 w ard AS citation,
PHILADELPHIA


Benecotet Institution, established By special en-.
afflicted qcth Virutent and Epidemic Diseases.
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such as
Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence,
Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis the Vice of 0nansm, OF
Self Abuse, &C., &c.
The Howard Association, in view OF the awful destruc-
tion of human fe caused by Sexual Diseases, and the
receptions practised upon the unfortunate victims OF
such diseases by Quacks several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as charitable act worthy
their name, to open Dispensary for the treatment oil
this class Of Diseases in all their forms, and to give
Medical ddUice gratis, to all who apply by letter. with
description Of their condition, (age, occupation, hab'
its OF life, &c.) and in Of extreme poverty TO
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. 1t Is
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on review of the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent enort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted, especially
to the young and they have resolved to devote them
selves, with renewed ZEAL to this very important but
much despised cause.
Just published. by the Association, Report on sper'
matorrh9a, or Seminal Weakness the vice OF Onanism,
Masturbaton Self Abuse, and other diseases CT me
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which VIII
be sent by mall lin sealed envelope) free OF charge'
on the receipt OF two stamps for postage. z,, q,
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEohdEh
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association'
No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order OF the Directors. -
EZRA d. HEARrwEIL, President
GEO. FAIRcHILD, Secretary. feDO-Iy-'o'
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Premium Jack.

rVNHE Premium Jack, DICK BRADLEY,
l. will stand the present season at my plan.
.ation on Little Tennessee River, Monroe
county. For Jennets S26, insurance.
Pasturage will be furnished at so cts per
week, and feed at 81 per week.
Dick Bradley is the largest Jack in East
Tennessee; has taken the first premium at
every Fair at which he has been exhibited
at Knoxville in 1854; at London in 1866, and
at Knoxville the same year
G. NJ. McGHEE.
River Side, March 26, ls5s-2m-i9s
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CLARK'S
Celebrated FIGURING Mill.

RiNDING and Boiling at single opera
~ ton. inch Stone-Price S750-will
turn out so bbls. per day. 80 inch Stone
Price S706-will turn out 40 bbls. per day.
This Mill is the cheapest, most simple, du-
rable and compact requiring less power less
attention, and makes a larger yield and bet
ter quality of Flour. than any other in use or
for sale. Mills can be seen running at Kings
ton.
We also manufacture a very superior Corn
and Feed Mill upon the same principle
If any man will furnish me the power 80
that can run % inch pulley $50 times a
minute, with inch band, will put up the
Mill and run it 80 days if he will furnish me
as much Wheat as can grind in that time,
at 81 per bushel and take the Flour at s per
barrel, will give him the Mill for the net
profits, after paying for the Wheat and all the
expenses of running, and leave the Mill in as
good repair as it was at the beginning.
Address THOS. b. MoELWEE,
Kingston, Tenn
references as to responsibility ATHENS,
Chattanooga, and Kingston.
.gB The above Mills can also be purchased
OF G, i. KING, RiceOille, Tenn.
Jan i, 1S5S-6m-4S4