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NH EXICAN PHOSPHATIC GUANO--

NH EXlCAN PHOSPHATE GUANO.-
L'H Mexican Guam is substitute for bone dust and
phosphate OF lime, ard Of superior excellence to them
AT the same cost when mixed with Peruvian Guano it is
oeef than Peruvian alone, all soils where there is
deficiency of phosphorc acid and where bone dust aid
mineral phosphate lime have acted well.
some Of the advantages of this Guano. given under the
authority If DIR STEWART, Chemist to the MARYLAND
Safe Agricultural Society, are tn SCI
LIST 1t not injured by the SUM- and is not washed
OF the soil by rain, in less than 80 years.
ID 1t can be applied the corn crop at any time he
fore the last cultivation in July.
3D. " supplies the element that is removed from the
soil by Indian Corn.
4h 1t will double the crop Of corr, if phosphorc acid
is deficient in The soil
9TH 1t is cheaper, permane at and more certain
than Peruvian Guano
DR. A. A. HAYES, Assayer to the State of Massaebr
sets says this uamo is peculiarly fitted FIR use in New
AZ to 60 per cent of Bone phosphae
oil Lime, besides other valuable fertile ng ingredients and
from Its Perdnency is of more value to the agriculture
lst than any other Guano and will answer for arts as
well as tor agricultural purposes. On all kinds of plants
and root vegetables it is found to possess superior adj
vantage and does not require to be oener than
Jour or five years. 1t should be sown broadcast at the
rate of 800 TO 600 lbs to the acre.
The subscribers have hand and will CT ntinue tn re-
ceVe full supply IF this valuable manure for sa e in
Guanos. ~
We have ALSO al the lowest wholesale prices full as.
sOrtment of
GRASS SEEDS,
consisting Of HERDS GRASS, CLOVER RED TOP
r. / BENT, FOWL MEADOW, &c.
Also, CANARY, u HEMP SEEDS, PEAS, BEANS &c.
ALBERT III. HOVEY & CO.,
Nos lZ6 and 1913 Milk Street, Boston.
Second door from Broad street
Jan20 deS&ws3m
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with nearly 1000 feet of Land, and great varie-
ty OF Fruit Trees. 900
100 Gold Watches 800 each iO000
% Gold Watches (sdles') $50 each. ....... 1880
1oooo Gents Calf Port Monnaes, 10 cts. 1900
1900 Ladies' do. do. S2......,.,... 8 0o0
800 Black Satin Vest Patterns S4,. + 200
oo0 sets elegant Tea Spoons $8.............. 4G00
80 splendid Black Silk Dress patterns $2b . 1850
5000 Books different kinds, 81 EACH ... 5000
100 Black Broadcloh Coat Patterns, SO. -. 1000
S0o BACK German Doeskin pant patterns, So. 1900
oooo Pearl-handle Pen.knives 1$............. 600O
5oo Gold Thimhles Observation-Disclosures. 1900
200 superior Brass Band Trunks, $10 ... 1000
200 Trunks good article, $5............l LOCO
eo0 VaIises, 1900
eoo copies shakespeare, complete, So ....... 1900
eO0 90, Pictorial History Of the U. States,. 1000
500 Engravings, "Angels Whisper. ... 500
magnificent Bible, believed to be the most spen-
didy bound book in the United States This
Bible took the premium at Fair in Philadel-
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MAGAZIN

We have made arrangements to furnish Subscribers
with the following publications, and either of the above
books and NUMBER for the regular price Of each
work So.
Punam's Harper's, Baous Formerly Gleason'sl Pic.
toral Knickerbocker Graha's or Cooley Iady,s RooE
and American Monthly Magazine.
Recolect, copy Of either of the above publications
with number, and Ida May, Ruth Hail. &C.. &c. for
The small sum Of So. This is the most liberal otter ever
made.
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We have 600 numbers printed and bound in volumes
Letters designating the presents placed against the
numbers Presents distributed as fast as the books are
Sold with the exception of the watches Thirty DAYS
time will he taken to deliver the watches
copy Of either the following named books may be had
If preferred to "The American Orator"
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Books for One Dollar.

Ruth Hall. Ida May. Life of Greeley Martin Mer-
rivale Lives Of the Presidents Hervey's Meditatone.
Life and Beauties of Shakespeare. Robinson Crusoe-
Arabian Nights. Godsmith's Poetical Works Miiton's
Political Works. Shakspeares Political Works SCOTS
Poetical Works. Pllgrim'a Progress. &c. 80.
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Books for Two Dollars.

Brookss Gazetteer Pictorial History Of United States
Golden Gift Farnums Travels in California and Oregon
Pluarch's Lives. Western Scenes and "Reminiscences o
the Red Man. Christian Parlor Book. Parey,s House
hold Library The Great Cities OF the World in hei
Glory and Desolaton Perous Adventures and ThriIip
Incidents and Narratives Of Travellers in Europe Asia
Africa, and America The Panorama Of Nations BY Joh
Frost h. H. D. The Book of the Ocean, and Life on tn
Sea- The Farm and the Fireside Foxs Book Of Martyrs
The Fruit Garden-1oo Illustrations Fun Jotngs, b,
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4 rri 90 NoiieI-cOsTfSt hIluN SA'.E-EbW hKn
"a SsHkstk viii rcH thia ,l,y, ~ his sars rooin, 10
WrH street ~ II O'Clock, chuirs assortment Of Ninc
hrLors and vars 9hiH invoice comprise fine ot ~
iqtorr AMI h'Ears, 'cD9 the property 81 mo oi She
o'dss; importing house, nov 81 lnF up buftur-s AMI
consisting ~ eases % ainrd Iicretsey, AastA orspn
dock hiardie~ 81 Day hinnhne sonfh elr Badtfipe.
Ima corlcn S.alhcr, AntntIaGo, pea,ar,iH aHl other
sheFric.; Iiua 60 snd Oays port, With general
Fofimenf 81 Iamac fnu, backhrFry bandy, SaHierur,
claret Sc, Be Also, choice lot a H4FaBs aegafA
Having cei, erdcs 70 close the aheyc invoice pee
chaser. n@y d,rena upon bargains. y. u.-tn goods
warranted as catalogue state.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the New YoFk City Pest once,
Friday, Ang. 10, 1855.

PublLed exclusively in the New YORK Herald, by Act
o. Congressth> ypr horng the oyyes circulation ef any
paper IN the Ir,Jed !StHes.
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I. (kAbt% lltK, AtCToAfl1I = LltnANT
81 houss bold turnlture-Fkicasrc talr--Thls fAS.
August TO- At ioE o'clock ~ thn ssltfcora ~ Maitas
lane a h. cold yrrs rgs general assortnoDt ~ rtrs
TUttod, trahokny oaN nna Ha1ut furniture, remsv~A
fsr tc facility a Gale embracing rosewood AMI maia9N
M parlor suite IN rich AMI yfirn styles a broc sts ans
10 haicloh carved and plain marble top cenir. ana u 10
table oal and walnut txtrnl0u DO, rich parior
tsfirt corner hnd hoopsnds, rosswood psDof,rts %
.tpger's With marble tops lni nirror. so'ss ounsrs
trctes, -. ~ parnc ,bairs large and small ssv
do. hOokcArcs rofspfh kaudh aud tb.s. mir ssS
&c. rosetuod ant mahogany dressing bufssns fnAtSs
tops Plain Do. wtsh Stands IL roscegoi AMI mahogany.
marble top; suit of .n6aneD~ cotag, furniture
pieis elegant JJrne. fsi ais hair nAtitoses- Leidns
lretment and sitfh0n tarnut0 Jso olce dfsiA, daA
t0ps and dfapE tctomptnry sale without regard W
weather,
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vSrTIA VI AUCTION s,r ~ I4Ias oo4Is Acc
H. l1rs, - NssAay A. 60 ~ - ~ srsSs stsss
:. pS t.f<s4 s1shte<s fu-ntsF~. svn@ffs s. ar ~
ss,R g. fffAs tttNsy NA4sss 49, NIb. u@NFsT
: 49, sslnst tssiss~sft rsafhs 50 ssas4 -
rvfs r1-irGs frg4 itif -sai'Ytaes, ftfs 49,
=, sifs f's-ss. 'ff.-s si'sfss usa.& sresa - aha
. ,1~v1g. n go Aass.fFs sss surssfcsA r4es sfa
$3.50 f.< tse.vr. csia-Sv-s@ 80 " fwNsJ ~ s~ast
"a ~. 80 - 49, ~ ~ ss.eifysa " ks~sas 1874
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tINNfs NolHFtf- ttrnOSFfR NJ Al >NTAu
,ueci, tiig morning. Al TO- o'eool. ~ estaiaTvs
extensive stock ~ furniture rosewood Tiara walnut
md mahogapy covered eatin fancy and hair sat
ing excellent wardrobe dressing bnfcau and va<htas
i.iends mat,rc..r rstoa.ios dining iah!~. tpot se4
rnrnsr rthnds rariog fhars ,hsy and rocking ctars
oval rgere ana painting also extensive soft a gss1
segrrss ~ lV,s u Suit a!buxina h.. Tor s3irfert.
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I-iIA- Cosz ArcTIO SEEJ.~-wiiJ. FIJI. OK -
Ia tufesy. Apggs ~ Al caa-i g'.hle. No ~ w.,
II raf fyrgtA ritttt, iista egeuua 10 eesoes
cs1eg q 'grfs cfe IN youns t1re ant ots y0anx
dare 18th 49, f,aseIsfs. ,s4nt Au4 ss.vs,. ssi
if4lnsst in NIB A-t f4rrs~. Al5e go .st. "a.
rtss slr9f - 80 TO Esfs1 Usff4rs a. 80 .a
IL - fas ~ fLfy feise
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ID ,. klJIFl, a CTIOSE1l-gSo0 to Top.TH 40
j aty goods A. huotop.-i viii aeL tho balance ~
Mc,osl Murphy stooA - summer dfy goods us dAS
and tofnorCs 10 lo's ~ suit purchaser aI- ~ ~
O'CLOCK A. "
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~ COIrpN, ArCTIoSE1R, sAIF o.
t. rosewood and n4ahogany rarlor dining aaS
chamber furniture, mirrors, on paintings &c, be-
Cotton will sc Friday, Aug 10, al I0k o'c,ct, Al
the auction rooms 80 lceLn man street second Hoof.
very large md dn. able assortment - really ruci
weed ard mahogany cabinet furniture, most 81 elich "
in good condition having Teen used but fNw ,nAs
II VIII compro r. part of one suit xood parLDr fra
tur, Ia Lrccae mahogany sofas and ie'c ietos couca1
couch bdsteads God and mahogany hookca 49,,
rotary carved toinire and rocking chars vafdrYs-s
mar bic top centre aide and cola table,, Trench and 70
THE bcada dining and extension tables cottage sass,
large French plate and oval mirrors hair mattresses
carc's, oco'hs oil paintings. mahogany and cari
pie chairs ,toyce crockeJ riasrsar" table epiiery, 70
fhcf With al the furniture ~ family rm0yinr. t~
taognc- ready early Friday morning Hsle 10 ~
rnp,ory and good must Dc removed inncaisels sfs~r
Tho ta.c.
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Tracy widow, Ann Taylor Mrs Orpha Thompson Mr. Cr-
street Tucker Mrs Roucrs su.s 4
Trnry Caiharinc freely Mis- Nora Tu>krr Mrs ch.-.
1afiit Mrs. Lubelco Tice irniy lott
Taylor Miss Tier MIR fanrsh Tuiiy Mis- Caihs
Taylor Miss Jane Tobin Mis- Maresrf Turner Mrs MAJ
Tsy Tor Mrs Mary Tompkins Miss NJ garrt
Taylor Mary Ann sd srea TURNER II ~, iarioile
1yrson Miss Amy Thyme Bird -.
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4 rcnoS NofitT---H Wilson NfUo<fJH -
~ Magnificent rosewood furniture, tape Try carpet.
Tser Vlar.ea pnnoforts siivcrwar9. h. This ri.
day nAy ~ ~ O'Clock prccsciy, Mt ~. ihs Wet
Irrniy fourth strei few duors from Eighth avenue.
eompri.in: ptifi collection ~ firf household ryoia.
portion ol TIM cont mt il sutl.psa.--hOrNcop piano
forte FIJI seven u,tasc, richly carved car, tpf AGO.
-olii wGni lrocnt, furniinrr fuite yrry open
rSyey e.rN. eni covered with the firhtti nAteri,i
viii rrphri ~ coi inrp" pier rnd ovs mirror
BIZ top trnre silo and fcfa tabrs eitghnt
roseNooi ,tegerc, marble top With heavy plate rA.r
dotrH Nh tsrt, mnde " order o"t St5a nbnn 10 yars
taI.siry cpTpe- In excellent order spirn'if fv,evooi
bDokca. very large. cost 5000 rosewood rUrnr rirsrrC
and conner stands, bsuiiful and heavily embroidered
white lace window curtain. rich bfVratci curtAnr ami
c"po.s for four win. owe agc Gothic reception and
rnsy chris IN iii nni cuhrotcrfA Moea8e: ni paint.
iDgs, ng ~hich may ~ touna cuicc collection ~
.-ieTr ariisis French porcelain decorations m
I'm. Lea IN painted in high eiais Of perfection hensy
to'ew,pi md mahogany bcdsads both ~ tAe rnvi.rp
sDi antique styies with very gn marble top frrfing
bnrtnm md pBshsaDis - match pure cnris3 hair INST
Tres ~ bot batsra pni piADv. nah,s sny ant rnspr
chairs, fo'as nni onngfs, heavy mahogany fsf
ieDSi Il table, bsra walnut tsa and dnin7 table,
china t.a ret, very .,p'nsiyeiy dttOrAs elegant
IA rlOchsi common c,oeAety ani Faaghfe Ia hasta0ni
Largo tnrnt Il syevnrv, spoons, tOfts heavily
patns sera With cut boiet, hbrr ten ffr,i-f eli
paniiy chas mi enrra,et srge ,alyess Nth sai ~
-ises bcst = 7ory cutlery. s. Tir farriprc T.
nearly nov. and cet uT~aTta - 1850 Fair positive.
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- FoR6E COOK, ArcTlONfR-lATlNsiN sAix
NJ offurninic, 6,-~ihis fay, lridhJ, al ~ ciocA,
~ salcsroom 3oi Broaiasy corner ~ Duan lf,~t,
rplcBd aSsort4ncnt q rosewooi mahogany oAk ans
snnu, furniture consisting Ia part q roeevogi an
bogany pafor tita ~ french hroc.tci plush ani hsw
ooth tichy carved rotcwod ana mahogany centre si&S
snd soai tables vth marble top4i .tegcres, tcok sat
music stands secretary and library booseAses rcscsos1
and mahogany wardrobe bcirteads ia every r,hrtp
style and nish, part II which 81 Yer! high cost
rnnt bic top Dr. .shg bursanH and vashr.n}, crfrnas
dining table aoins tetc-nietcs. ,haira rortrSs.
spring seat pnr'or chnrs, mattresses pailia 800 ciocA~
mirrors, oil Painting, chinR mn glassware a.
~ Retlg,lES. HoRSf2. cslJaAGE ispSiss ms
NJ vofhr.-Ihs day a TO- O'Clock, nj ~ Iies s,sss
conner IS Stecnsich, potatoes, pegfs, COLES tea~s
starch, beef herring salmon, olive oil vinegar brushes
knives, scissors. saw Bies hammers, clothing sM1
collars nceA Nt-. W, A. ttRfiI, Aue,ioaeef.
IT H. TLlhs, klCtuNtFE.-HY II n, lIlDs
H. 90. iriiay Augaft ia at II O'Clock, IL trvssl
al sal,F reSa ~ Nassau street, brown horss about u
hands high. eight yesf. old, gci tcavcies, uatraats
sound sRd ind IN alt h.rucss, u etecent ssdtas
bersc, wen eeiicd tor ady, -oid account 4 the
owner leaving t0va, AtN square bon wagon. saA
ro escood band huggc aso e, Of double harness bed
litu, used.
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TNog eAi-.--A FAIR - HOW'D f0sf ~ 90.
IL cing and o.. gray rfiel. uD~Rfas x l. fAAAs
geh ,ivt ysAr - spaf.s klsa sf.9 al seessso@sS
T. - Sfisa i'sribsf trot niie uafta ninstss
r. rs fpr, HNl ,. coli cheap o. ihs I. ct =
tash and hAs 80 81 thsa. Affiy =, ~ s.slA 10
ss,t Thirteenth ftfset
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A tC17fS NDUfT.-N. DOUGHTY, Att110Sifp--
~ On S.turay. ilth inss a. fnt, o'c.s AZ Or sats
II t,D're etrtt very lfgr kad Renrrni
tnsnt ~ parlr, chamber and dining furuitrrt ~
turc "a n family cariets, beluing, rarfDfs, h.
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(,DtNfi,,s fivt ~ bow MAIN - W.0K va
~ MT, ysOts siAra also -. ianf sssf arf fHsbtft
- o. intcfsncs Company, VIII cxtspsise s'aS = ~
furniture mirror, ~ imintnfs ra'frrsss' Frfy -
a. H. ssy'f 1T aariD 81. p-nrppt At lbs ss>.,
a. VI Nsffsu street JtNE WNrl5e1. Anf'tpne+f-
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II = DANLs ArcTIOsI11-h1 Vi nytlls,-.
IL. Tn. - A. 10 O'sissi = tPeo ~ pruss s'-s,,
fl.nl.ui. ~ cosssing a. fescri snd slts,sny fgr
nlf4fs 81 ssfs on a'aTe fAsoferfs OF r.is'i1gA
narff4s ls.f sas bar rnstfes.ef lorryss vuafe'-s
ea.t slaiff Its.ry ~ uisi gsHy III sst go 10 Ia
areat yAfstv srf ~ fie utnal Sfmsn. ~ hOx fr
81 nv All ~ Worthy - sisriioB ~ ysfthAsefs
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SALES AT AUCrTon.


IN & ROUGH, ArorlosfTR. -iMppHfANr go
xysst suts.aa.L and Elegant soiit rpsrwusA, snaAs
ggry sH4uut and maple furniture viii taba pians vsA
cal any J0sffonrment tomorrow (Ssturdsyt Aa1. Il.
al hslfss 10 O'Clock from t. large i've STORY res1earo
20 Warren street, College place; piAuoorto pkr
rlas.s English oarpetin9, OF paintings, BOOKCASE O.
ga4t slld rosewood suts OF fashionable uaske, suuo-
tuousy carved, upholstered and covered varioaAy
vcr. ea@ reception and other chairs, In elegant stgas
ni-h large sl spring invalid chairs, nsAssive go
cty rosewood revolving front secretary bookcase, nag
nincens double action rosewood panoorte, Of ssven
t,Scs ~ seatl, carved pearl inlsd plate, end fcs suay
and vdrme Of tone Il unsurpassed BY any twArraaSS
pnnec' o. rosewood centre and other tables AL vs1
marble tops, various kinds and tsstefuiy carycf Ass
icw ch"ic" ~ paintings by d, rnt artists, f4h ptns~
ior mantle, b, Street, we-t Point, by Iarnox; Orow
N"Hti by the same Chateau az Charles Y, by kennys
sylvan sunset BY Hardsick, ancient piece, Aathor ua'
known ana others; elegant pier aud oval mirrors, 10
heavy god frAner, rich and heavy lace curtains sl
9nni!y painted shades, tShgninccn, wilton velvet anl
tntriry starr had ioor carpetng, chandeliers lndlnp
nnid Rosewood escroife finely carved aide and cornsu
eteres plate mirror buck and ronis great ristv q
orrainr,i Griicr-, svfef porcelain vases. bsque anA
IsIan bpur"-, sistuary, Alro in dining ROOM larC~
fourteen hct extension tsblo walnut china dinner asA
tea ects, cony silver plate baskets spoons eA,s
glass dcant"rs, liquor eases rincs a. Also In clamhv
her ancient and modern rosewood bed.trsds With Bar
ble top and glass bureaus. wsHhliands coInnlodes
mor DE- cRco v.rdrobce fine hair rnhttrcsa 20 aatss
pancs. mahogany bureaus, sofas. becsteads lnen, ~
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4 rC11os so1iC.-J. DnGART ArfTfOSf13--Y
~ u EgAr 1hls dry - 10s 0riDct. a. 80. -
Giosnafh street boarding house fliniHfc large ~ n
bssi.ad. ha'be I'D md bidding fnDit rhairs wash
stand and cfacsegy, v,idDa thaAcs. ~ ranings md
engrnyrr, lar room fefaliu,c and aItufof, Atshfn
range an ,'cD -. nc, a..
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L'Og sAIJ~-A SPLENDID GRAY hAJy. sASSr
j 80 larsess. cnf ~ fgs A41fegasst f.fB ssis -
pHrFr - gteg - Bsfats. ABEly 81 sgAa Hy~s4s -
be - Issf Tvel~L a.fe~,
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1865

NEW
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Vim Nirilun VIM
Van >o.'rAnd joan J
Van Iau.it I.iw
Van ii,ssn CiILs X
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4 rcrloS sDTlCt-nio@ hi ArCuONIIp .~
~ - NIL ErsH. te'r-6sy - 10Y o'cta<2 I'll
~ seg 10 auction t0ofas. ~ hffk hlblsrg eifs>i
lsyge y4sity y rarssn' ilFnfurr Il AL ffe~fiFoaf
dry good, elglir1 Ne also valuable snc ~ and
dein fsihilEs ~ II ne ysssry rpifrff r.ichtf,
lice. gtrf A., lArf.~ulafs the dAy ~ Ne A.
sh.hs IN 'he csys,al inLsce, sfa shich nv ling
sffhERsd
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City Of Nashville offers his services to the citizens OF
Georgia. E. Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Bacon Lard
Fine Horses Mules Cattle and in Short every article OF
ira de offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville are men Of high character
and pecunay standing and have large and well selected
stocks they offer liberal terms which should induce
the merchants Upper Georgia. Fast Tennessee and North
Alabama give the Nashville market alr tia AS 70
Grocery Market the propety will suggest itself TO he
mind OF every merchant in the sections OF country naeo
the most proper for their trade.
The long connection Of the undersigned with the kaoads
Georgia. General Agent, Treasurer and Superlnend
portation well Agent at chattanooga sew
the Banking interest Of Savannah VIII enable
readily inv, stigate claims against Ralroad
Companies for lost goods damage while in transitu
for the renewal or discount bills in bank, &c
All ncosing orders and money will receive prompt
attention and all orders without the money when sasac
evidence of sOYency and promptness accompanies the
same the parties known TO be such, shall receive IKE
ate nton when ordering articles that under the rule
custom Of the market TO sell time will also give
strict receiving and forwarding all goods that
are not TO be stored may be directed care The
charges for the purchase goods &C. will 0e i've per cent
commissions and twenty Tor each box or package Tor
receiving and 70, wardiHg. 4. X MILLS,
Post Office Building, No. s,
Nashville, Tenn.
RFFFRFNCFS-R R CUYLER Esq, Pres't Central Rail-
road and Bank Mai A PORTER Prest Bank State OF Geor
ga Savannah Isaac SopTT Esq Prest Macon and west
Railroad Macon Hon. JOHN P. KISa, Prest, and GEO
YoSGE Supt Georgia Railroad and :. T. CoMBs Esq., Au-
gusta J. " CoOPER, Gen. Sup't Western and Atlantic
Railroad, Atlanta; Gen A. J. HAHsELL, Attorney at Law,
Marietta; GEoRGE s. BLACK, Esq, Rome Ga; Capt JAMES
WILLIAMS and Col j. A WHTEsIDEs Chattau ooga, J. L.
Moses and Jo PARSONS, Esqs, Knoxville, Tenn. WILLIAM
MAILER Esq, Decatur, and Judg; LANE Huntsville Ala
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COTTON GOODS

ChEEriNGs Of all wioths; Bieached and Rrozn Domes
- tcss Englsh and American Pfint.. oxle PrBts and
great variety of other Goods.
Cal and examine gy stock q Goods
To CASH BUYERS and PUSCTUAL CTFToAfFRs rr-.,
tedaoennenE WI be offered JAS. kfCH0E-
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ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE

I'E undersigned beg leave to inform their friends and
patrons that they have opened their business No.
IS Market street. and have just received large supply Of
Cigars Liquors Wines, &C. which they offer sale very
liberal terms Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention TO business 10
merit continuance Of the same.
ap27-a L. D. GOLDBERG 4 co.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FoR SALE.

OFFER for sale IN Whole part nv pl.e- ip Fsy-
hed situated The GaiAtin Pike for tsrms .n0l, ~
the subseTieer, orto Msssfs. LSnzLET cBncEsTr.
mArio--tf HENRY BLOOD