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AUCTION SALES.

ByIC. Mcguire 4 CO., Auctioneers.
EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
cHSE. sd:Mo9 SATURDAY. NOR MING. April
shall sell the Furniture and Effects ola family TO
moving from the eity-
Marble-top Centre and sofa Tables.
Bruss is, Three PLY AMI Ingram Carpets,
Oiiciotf, straw Mating, Rug,
Bcdstea.s bureaus Washstands,
Hair and Husk Mattresses; Boosters and Pillows,
Blankets, Comforts. Spreads.
Cooking and other stoves. Kitchen Utensils.
A quantity Of new and excellent Tin and Japanned
Ware, superior Summer Bakes, &c.
One "woodruf- new improved Sewing Machine,
and large lot Of Jewclry.
sp2I-2t &c. Mcguire & CO., Auct..
BY WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers.
RUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-On MON
ID DAY AFTERNOON. April Is, at SO 9'eiGst,
6, in Square &sl, on 9th street, between NJ and n
The above lot is in q good location and rapidly
Terms: s25i cash; balance inl and ? years, Sc
0G APP a q oS0' WALL. I BRRShaD, Auct..
ByA. GREEN, Auctioueer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
ON 2sT AND z2D, BEIwEsS North Nj AND n
slant. shall sell. in front If the premises, at siI
o'cock p. M, Lots Nos and 10, in SQUARE NJ. 20;
foot alley and contzius 7s5 sonare feet: Tot No
| 10 fronts 2lst street aud New Hampshire avenue
running back TO 80 feet alley. aud contains 1850
The, above, property is handsomel, located. and
xe SES r W s,"I Vi
| Terms: One-third cash; balance IN G, u. sud u
months the purchasers TO give notes for the deierreC
| given and deed OF trust taken. IL the purchase
/ ha lp At IL M
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M hEMARD-Stolsn OF stray cd away from the
- premises se1l, OF the ,uiseribeL, on Tues n
SIZE, With three white feet. blind in one eye. 6A
snyft mane, aud large white spot On her forehead,
sPs-% JAS, KENNEDY,
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GENUINE CANTON

NJ PRESERVED GINGER.
CANTON GINGER, OF excellent quality, and
much superior to Chinese Ginger heretofOrs i'm
ported. They part Of the first lot of Preserved
0lnger that has yet been received from that city
since II has boon opened to commerce.
KING 4 BURCHELT.,
aP u corner 18th st. aud Vermont avenue.
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BOARDING.

ROARDdNGayery desirable ROOMS with
- good HOARD can be obtained moderate
terms at Miss GwYNN'S, No. IS, Smiths Row,
lst street, Georgetown. ap l6-lms
MRS. r.. %. HARRISON, who has kept Con-
IVA gressionol boarding house for the last ninete
years, will, on the nth of April open her house Cor
the accommodation Of permanent and transient
boarders. Those who desire guiet and comfort
able ho,se will please call at 377 Pa ayenua he
tvaen ~ and 9Th streets sonth side. an Linn
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I OF OF SASH AND GLASS, with CASING !;
- also, lot of DOOR and q quantity of planned
PLANK for sale low. Address Y. b., Star Office.
hn 2l-2ts
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II NOTICE.

I'm, NOTICE.
-. M M C9PartnersiIiP heretofore existing under
N pane 81 BARRETT GooDALL has this day bee
uIsSoIteu py mutual consent. All persons having
eas ag slnst the firm viii present Them to feore
w. uooualI Lor payment, and all indebted to the
thoriZed To received the same, " " "'"0 81"
April 10, 1859. g. W. GOoDAiI'
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., APRIL ~. l85l.-At
III a meeting of the Anti Know Nothing MON
hers of the City Councils, held III the chamber OF
the Common Council on the evening OF the lstn in
slant, the following resolution adopted and or
dered tu be publ ShPd IN The city papers:
R,soIr,d, That the Anti Know y Dining voters ol
the several wards DO and they ar. hereby equestei
to hold meetings on the first MONDAY il May
next al IA O'clock p. m for the purpose of
delegates To a city Convention TO BE- held IN the
Assembly Rooms on THURSDAY, the 18th day of
May at ia clock p. M. for the purpose Of select
ing suitable candidates for the OcrS of Col cctOr
Rsyiter and Surveyo Or to be voted for at the noxt
regular election. l.. TREE, Chairman.
/ Sap
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STORE FIXTURES FOR sALF.-AppIy a,
y 4s5 10th street, between ID aud 4, sp iS-st.
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~I. o. o. F-THE NEW YORK CEI.E
Ill BRATION.-Mambers of the order who in
tend goiug to Nav York are requested to meet. with
the Committee, at the Hall, Gu SATURDAY EVE
MING, to receive their TeSa!Ia.
Those W no have not purchased their tickets should
do SO without delay.
Members nOtlhed that they are expected to
meet at the 7th street Hail on Monday morning. at
SO'clOck where the procession viii be formed and
-ched To the Depot in time TAI take the 4Si a. m.
tain an 2l-St
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EOR SALE-fhat desirable two-tory BRICK
L DIV Ell ING, No. 80 Market street between
Prospect and lst Streets GeOI getOwn. C., lately
occupied 10y Mrs. He len NJ Leuber. This property
offers rare chance for safe aud judicious invsst
lenI. The house contains double parlor, passage,
dining room and kitchen the same floor also, a
large and cOmmodIous cellar, three bedrooms, ser
vantS room. clVthes-TOom, and n smOk house IL
has also the convenience of gas al through the
house, and large c stern OF water the yard The
house and lot front thirty 33D feet and run rack
one hundred and seven lG7D feet The above prop
Q " Will be sold low IL Immediate application rs
made to Mrs. III. NJ. llEuBER, No. NJ LIST street..
or to John j. BOGUE, at the Office of the Adams
Express COMPANY.
Title indi sputabla. ap2I-tf
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EOR SALE OR RENT-A new three story
FRAME HOUSE, with hack bindings, AMI
adjoining lot for flow, and kitchen garden, llth
street. north of Cammack's Garden. The proper
~ wall be sold on easy terms. fhs title warranted
good. Rent S2SS year. The KEY may he hal at
the new grocery store on the corner, aud further IN
irmatian IA the matter by application nj !. e.
McGUlRE COS auction and Commission store,
CORNER of ID and 10th SITS. an 2O9t
EOR RENT OR SAI.E-HOUSE No, as
l Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th and 5th sta
The house contains 3rooms hath room, passag e and
perfectly dry cellar: w alter and gas throug hout.
inqnITs II :; PARKER, AT No. 496Is, or Of T. Il.
BARRETT. Wendsl's Printing Office ap I6-lNs
SQUARE 80, NEAR THE CIRCLE, Which
- rs % contain the Washington Statue, with the
vac sails wI,h easy terms. Apply to A. HYDE,
NJ higks a. Co.'s or 10y mail. ap Is w3w
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~ METR OPOLiTAN MECHANICS IN
STlfiTE.-rhe annual meeting Of tho
Mechanics Institute will l, held IN
the Al,Iorrncn's Recon-, City Hall. on THURSDAY
EVEN Nc, April zIst, al o'clock. fail attend
aucs %" the members is earnestly request Il, t!a
election of officers will be held, and Othor impur-
iant business will he brnug lat hcIore the meeting.
M i6-jt !. T.. MITCHELL. Rec. - @.
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w SPRING CLOTHING.
w ALL. STEPHENS 4 co; are exhibiting
their Spring STYLES OfG EMS, YOUTHS
aud BOYS CLOTHING, embracing every variety
and quality, al low and uniform prices.
WALL. STEPHENS Il CO,
322 Pennsylvania avenue;
81 ct and lO4 Duane st, New Eo K.

EENTLEM EMS CLOTHING
NJ SPRING AND SUMMER SKELETONS.
WALL, STEPHENS co, are introducing
their Spring and summer Styles of CLOTHS, Doe
SKIN Fancy CASSlMERES, VESrlNGS, &c.. Sc
'ectrd especially for city trade from the latest
lmpOrtatIons which they will make to order IN tho
mos fashionable manner AMI at prices much cheap
than the usual city rates for goods OF ike quality
Gentlemen are respectfully invited to examine our
stock, whether they purchase or not. ap 2l-6t
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o~ATTENTION, MONTGOM'Y GUARDS.
IL ( You are hereby mott he'd to- attend n meeting
0f the Company ON TIL URSDAY EVENING, tn.
2lgt instant punctnal attendance IS caaJ for,
as business of Importance will be transacted.
By order of Lieut.. LA NGROS, Com.
40 2O-H THOS. McENIRY, Sec.
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SlOO her, living near Suratt' ; Post oASce -.
pTlncs ,IearEe,s county, Nd, NEGRO MAN On
c1bN fSIEh. who calls himself S,lVeSt az IN
Srs{. tie Is about ~ OF ID years of age near.
~ oIest IN height, speak quick when spot
some decsSed teeth. lie has wife Iiyins Al Nj.
ShIanes :; mladieton's, and father and mother
Hne1e ne nsy ee lurking. hut have reason a. he
nf ne ~ irving 10 e5caPe, IL possible by wa,
wall give the reward Of $50 II taken m theeoup-
", ahd l0 elses here. In either case he Inust Ia,
again. WM nj MapSsmuha fS' Nun
up o-u SuTatt's Post Once
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O-NEW BUILDING ASSOrIATION.-Th
IL : subscribers to stock, and those wishing To
subscribe are notlh.d that = lncc'ing Will he held
Oh THURSDAY EEENING, April 2ist. AT Il.
O'Clock, in the west Lecture Room IN Temperance
Hail. for the purpose of adopting constitution,
election of ofIicer &c. Prompt attendance 70
quesIed. The hooks of subscription are still open
nj tho store of edward c. Dyer. and Office eft NJ
Hanson. plq-St
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LOST AND FOUNn

ZANE TO THE PREMISES OF THE SIE
" s0rIber, on West St. near Mr. Dea6's
Ropewalk, on Sunday last, = large SOM ~ -
The owner u requested Ia come forward * nj :,
prove property, pay charges, aud "a 10 nor .s-s
ap Aa WILLIAM RI1R Rntas
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NJ. u. O. F.-FRIENpSHIP LODGE, No
IL ( 12-The members of Friendship Lodge who
intend visiting New York will be Punctual in their
EVENING, as tickets for tho New York Celebra-
ton will then he issued. Other persons wis hing
tickets can apply To any OF the mombers OF the
Lodge. . ~ - -
ap9-2 SAM'L r.. DOUGLASS, Sec.
N-CITY COLLECTOR.-Pleaso announce
u-3 JAMES r. HALLIDAY, the present City
Collector, as a candidate for reelection IN Juno.
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FUTURE DAYS.
p.A cprrN .n.,,....-

BY A. GREEN, AuctIOaAer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT TUE
CORNER oF eTH STREET WEsT AND BOUNDARY
STREET AT AUCTIoN.-On MONDAY, the 2ith int |,
! shall sell, ia front of tho premises, At o'cOcI
Nos. 5, s, aud Z. IN Square SIS. This property -
bounded 10y 9Th and 9Th 50 Gets west aud Boundary
street.
Terms: One third cash; balance an G. u. and -
months, for notes bearing interest from day Of sale.
deed given and = deed of trust taken. Ali convey
ap 2i-d A. GREEN, Auct
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CHOIR OF BETHEL CHURCH,
u South Capitol street, will give two grand
CONCERTS Of SACRED MI SIC. for the bene
fit ofthair Church, TONIGHT, sth Instsn', and
TO MORROW NIGHT, 9lst. They will be- as
sisted by several shed vccasts Of this city
The public are invited. Admittance Is conts.
d
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SARAH O'DONNoGHUE,
f Pk4fR oo.bb99SNooSGIHITTEE

the above sale is postponed "a tho 2Ist instant AZ
the same hour. By order Of the Executors.
apI WALL a BARNARD Aucts.
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TAKE NOTICE.
n III. Persons are hereby warned from purchasing
or receiving r certain PROMISSORG NOTE
drawn 10y me and in favor of one Moses Lowen-
slime, for the sum Of 500, unless certain credits
amounting to S:SS3T2 are endorsed thereon, dated
18th day Of October last, and to mature in ear
from its date.
APP n St NJ. HOFFA.
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Ok OH. CASKS.
EC OH, CASKS of various sizes. for sale.
KING l. BURCHEII..
apH corner Eartnont aud 18th #
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ByA. GREEN. Aucuone@r.
STEAM ENGINE AND GRIST MILL AT
- AUcTIoN.-On THURSDAY. the 18th April.
inst. at O'Clock p.m the Steam Engine Corr Mil,
c., in the house Lot s. Square Tor 2Hh sireet,
near T., will he sold tO the highest bidder. good
opportunity TO get a great bargain.
Terms at sale.
ap Ia-S GREEN Aucf
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~ SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS
On and after THURSDAY, the 2lst April, the
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL will
leave the Company's Wharf foot OF 6. ST. a
9th street, at 81 a. IN. and Ga p. No.
daily, until further notice.
GEORGE MATTINGIN,
Superintendent Potomac ). Ii. Co.
ap2 I-3t Intel. Con Statssl
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+" METALS.
w T. Have on hand-Bar Lead; Block Tin in
lars; Sheet Brass; Iron, Copper, Brass, Gal 81
yauiZed; Bell and Broom Wire; Nuts and -
Washers; Hoop Iron; together with q general N
stock of House Building and House Furnish t---1
ing Hardware, winch wo are selling at reduced -
pTIces, either at whole ale or retail.
GRIFFITH 4 SHIELDS,
Importers of Hardware,
apH 500 Pa. av., opposite Browns.
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ByJ. e Mcguire a. CO. Auctionaers.
TRCSTEE'S SALE OF HORSES ANUCAR-
Il RIAGE-On SATURDAY MORNING. April
25d, at ten o'clock. an front Of the auciIuI
rooms. by virtue of deed la trust. recorded robr
airy 18th, 1854, shall sell, 20 the highest dder-
I Mexican Mock Caleche,
pair of Carriage Hon SEES,
Set Of Double silver plated Harness.
Terms; One third cash the residue IN thraa AID
SIX months. with interest secured e. the safIsfac
ton of the Trustee.
By order of the Trustee.
81 Is-d J. &. MCGUIRE n CO, Aucts
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WANTED-A GERMAN or COI.OREO WO
w MAN 90 do the work of 3 small family. One
well recommended may find = good home and ibe-
raj wages by applying at No. Ia K S., between 18th
and 9TH streets, north side. 1t
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BY A. GREEN, Auctiouoer.
WANTS.

w SITUATIONS as Farm Hands. Good rec
concentrations given. Address Box 10, Star Office.
IN Il
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CANDIDATES.


no We are authorised and requested 70 an
nounce ALFRED CALDWELL, Ed. las , caill.
date 10 represent McMinn county IN the lover
branch Of the maxi Legislature. ~
mn We nre authorised and requested to an
nouncc Col JOS. McCULBEY, as q candidate to
represent MeMnn county ~ ole lower branch Of
tile next Legislature. rf
TO- We arc authorized Shd fgoausled Is So
norhce Ten. gAS. Il. tiANk, o. McMihih A. cam
ddstv for y scat in the Senatorial branch Of the
next Legislature, iron The District composed Of
the eoun,iss Of Monroe, Mcgs, MeAIinn and Polk.
sze- We arc authorized and requested to an
nonnco ?. d. MAYFIEhD, Esq, a. cnnlidate
for Joint Representative from Meps McAiinn and
Polk counties, in the next State Legislature.
saf- We are authorized and requested 70 an
nounce WM H. TlBBS, as a candidate for the
State Senate in the district composed Of the coun-
lies Of Bradley, lIariilton, Rhea, Blcdsoe and
Marion
ATTORNEY GgSTnN. ANp JrPoRrEH.--We ar
authorized and requested to announce MILTON
A. HAYNES, Esqs Of Memphis, a. a candidate ioi
Attorney ueueral for the State.
.lss- We are authorized to announce JAS. O
sIACKELF0RD. Of Clarksvilie. as a cnndidat'
for Attorney General for the slate.
1sc- We are authorized and requested to an
nounco ". b. RES II, Jr., of Knoxville. as acan
didatc for Attorney General aud Reporter for th,
State.
Ess~ We are authorised aud requested to an
nounce DIR. JAMES w. GTLLEsPIEas a capdi
date for joint Representative in the District com
posed Of the counties Of Hamilton, Blcdsoe, Sc
quatchie aud Rhea.
/ &s- We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounce JAMES W. DEADEmcE, Esq, Of Jones
/ borough. rs a candidate for Attorney General AM
Reporter for the State. Election 18th Of August
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TELEGRAPHIC.

New York, July 2.-The steamer Bavaria
has arrived Her dates are anticipated.
A Turin official Bulletin says the En-
peror's head quarterc are at Covo, on the
road from Bergamo to Cremona. The
aing of Sardinia is at Castegnalo, six
miles west of Brescia.
Remoni, Sacavemera and Ceise have
pronounced for. the National cause
Prince Napoleon will command themove-
mcnts of their troops 1900 Tuscan
troops, and 800 horses accompany him to
Bern.
A telegram from Coire announces that
numerous Austrian corps from Stockvia
have arrived at Grastile, in Vateline, and
advanced towards Lovano.
Ncoo York, July 3,-The Steamer Van
derbilt has arrived from Southampton,
with Liverpool dates of the ODD. The
Asia and Hungarian had arrived out,
There have been no more battles. The
Allies are besieging Mantua. A decisive
battle is soon expected.
The Austrians have issued, at Mantua,
q forced paper currency of five millions
pounds sterling.
Victor Emmanuel has officially declar-
ed that he will not consent to the annexa-
ton OF any portion OF the states OF the
church to Sardinia.
The Austrian headquarters are at Villa
Franco, midway between Verona and
Mantua. They have abandoned Lopoto,
Castegmione and Metrepase.
The French and Sardinia troops occu-
Ply Brescia. Nupoleop has advanced
thence to attack the Austrians.
Kossuth has embarked for Genoa
Many Italian cities have pronounced fol
the Italian cause.
Garibaldi marched on the Goth from
Lake Garde towards Descangano, but was
repulsed by the Austrans. He has, how
ever, since pushed his out posts to Balla
dore, towards Bordio, which is occupied
! by the Austrians.
Victor Emmanuel refused the Dictator
ship offered him by the Bologna Commits
| sioners.
Montgomery, Ah., June 30.-The Grand
Jury of Montgomery county have found
five true bills against n. Maroney, the for
mer agent of Adams Express Company
charged with embezzling fifty Thousand
dollars from the Express company. Ma
roney failed TO appear at Court, and ha
| thus forfeited his bail.
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AMMAN rnmnla nollana.

The Committee appointed Ny the HoIfton Con-
ference, at It's last session, 10 attend thcfnnual
Examination Of the pupils Of the Aihcn. Female
College, submit the following report
The Committee were pleased TO learn hat ni-
though this was tho first year Of the existence Of
this College, already il has numbered "a young
Ladies' pupils.
The First Annual Examination Of this Instliu-
ton @f- held, in tho spocious Chapel o. the Col
legc, on the Goth and SOh Of juno closing With
Concert and reading Of Compositions on the night
Of The 3Olh. with the entire exercises the Com
miltcc, as we'll as the large number of visitors in
attendance, were more than plcascd--it would not
be too much 70 say they were delighted.
We regard The Trustees fortunate IN theft sclcc-
ton Of Rev. EnArsrus RowLRr, A. NJ, as Prcsi-
dent of tho college, who has had much experience
In conducting similar Institutions. Tho exnminn-
ton Of his classes in Algebra, Logic, Chemistry,
Rhetoric, &C., was thorough cvineing both an ac-
curutc knowledge Of those sciences by the Prcs-
dent and the thorough Instruction received by the
pupil.
or The other members Of the Faculty, also, too
much crnnot be said in comnendation of their
ability and faithfulness in their several depart
mcnts. The classes under Miss b. NJ. CAREY,
Principal Of The Preparatory Department, gave
evidence of her faithful instruction in the branch
cs Of her department The samples in Embrode-
ry and Painting by Miss Carry aud her pupils,
especially those in Embroidery, would have done
honor to any Institution, however long established.
Miss HELEN DorY though recently employed in
the Institution, has shown herself wcIl qualified
Cor her place, rs Assistant in the Literary De
partmcnt. Mrs. V. A. Weeks has bad charge Of
the Music Department for the last Eve months
and has given general satisfaction to her patrons
Her pupils see ed to have imbibed the musical
taste aud enthrsiasm of their teacher, and though
many Of them are young, they performed with an
case and skill that would have been crcditable iC
older and more experienced performers.
The prospects of the Institution are truly en-
couraging, and we predict large accessions to th'
number of pupils at the opening of the next SEES
sion. RuFrs NJ. HICKEY,
JAMES ii. REAGAN,
July /, 1859 Committee.
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Rifles |! Rihosl

4 A. LOT OF FINE RIFLE GUNS, JUST RH-
IN eeiycd aud for sale low, by ~
!. Janes robson, RICE co.
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NATURE Is THE GREAr PnYsioIAN.--This Is
now admitted by the medical profession, as a fun
damontal principle Of healing science. Hiswise
~ provided l,y the human economy, that Whenever
anything Il wrong in the physical system, the
natural forces of the body are brought to bcarto
oxpel the disease. The great aim therefore, sto
Strengthen the Natural powers. This has been
kept in view by the skillful eompounders Of Dr.. u
H0srErrEHs BIrrERs, which operatst 10 give fre1h.
vitality to all the organs Of the body. The effect
Of this medicine upon the stomach, the liver and
the kidneys, are prompt and decisive. Tue patient
who is wise enough TO quit dIugging and try the
Bitters, feels as Il ho had taken new lease OF
life and as he continues the use Of NE articles he
Is ovcroyod 10 ind the streams Of health eoursing
through his frame. Lot all from whose check The
bloom has departed, give DR.. J. Hostetters Ccle-
brated Bitters a trial.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
W. See advertisement in another column.
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COMMERCIAL.
SaYnnnnh Market.

SAVANNAH, July 2.
Since our last review OF the Produce market, prices
Flour have steadily declined The stock Is In OF
the demandbut little change In Corn stocks reduced
Bacon slightly advanced, but dull No Wheat offered
BACON, clear sides none; ribbed 10k a 1O%c; shout
ders 81 % SIC; hams 10 a 13c LARD, in bbls. 12 a
13c in kegs IA a i4c. fL0UR, family D Dbl SO IS ,60
extra ~ 40 1895 superne $50 a 500; hne, per sack,
80 % $50, Cons 81 a LOS CoRS MEAL ~ a Ito.
PEAS D5c % 81. OATS 65 a Toe. FRsTHRRs 40 % 40c.
Wool q a Pike. CorrEE, Rio, In frst hands II q
sack 10 a soc. Day IIipFs 10 a 151Sc.
Exchange on Northern Cities, nc. premium.
J. W. GAUr,
C0mnlfssiOh Merchant
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Two Valuable Farms and Ten Likely
NeVroea for Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO A DBCEEE OF TIM
i Count ~ oars 81 MeMnn county, a the Jpiy
term, 1853. will sell on Thursday andFriday ne
SSH and losh dhys Of August next on tho llruli|
see, tothc highest bidder, all the REAL ES1A w
OF Thomas W. Masiin. Deceased eohsiatinf n
Two TABC.iDLE .FARlf& THESE Lands
af6 eltadls nvo AMI n half miles South caaf 81
Aihons, on Chesl,la Creek, McMnn county. Tenn.
we'll improved. and among the most polncf|fc IN
the county. Persons Wishing tB' tdfehase wi, 10
well to examine the lands previous 70 the salc.
Sold for distribution among the heifs
TEnns TO be sold on credit Of orc and ito
years, except ton per cent ternircd 70 be paid IN
hnnd-notcs with approved security, dad ileh
retained until The last dollar i .naid
ALSO, ut the same time aud place, VII Be foi1
on one aud two years time, except ten por cent u
be paid down, TEN LfkEL Y NBGROE.S con-
sisfing Of men, women aud children Bond and
] approved security required.
lfT WM. GEORGE, Coinlnssioucr.
July s, 1s59-td-prs fec S, 4o-56s
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-07-08
Committee to jan.

a n TAKEN UP IN WONDERLAND coUN-
.Ik1 u, Tcnncsscc, and committed 90 JAN IN
~ Rhea county, Tunnesseo, Ne5rp lran who
~ says his name Is JON, and thashe boiehgs
~ to Edmond Hawkins, Of Nushtillo Said
boy Is about tweniy-foW years Of eee. nft ret
cghtor hing inches high, Weighs abplllgnt landrcd
and sixty-l,e pounds q dark complexion large
scar aegoss the back u hia left hand, says it was
done witha saw-mlls 40 on When npprchendea
blue cotton pants, HUE ehecaed shirt, dark rock
coat, hndhad alec. adaFk osofcoaf The onnci'
will como forwarsl. prove property, pay charges,
law directs. II. L.tRCDD, Jailor 7
july I, ls5Q-H bG2