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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-09-07

Tie TOITOWNH = an eNIFNtl IrUn sOIuIGTs
letter in the camp in The Crimca:
"The other night | was in the entrenrh-
ments, and good number OF us were sitting
together amusing ourselves. One was sing
ing song called, "Mary, weep no more for
me- in which occur these beautiful lines:
'Fnr, far from thee | sleep in death,
SU,Aurv, weep no more for me-,
when Il shell came in, burst among us, and
killed the man while he was singing the song.
never was SO vcNed for any one in my life;
il opened his skull completely, aud lie died
IN an instant"
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FOHALE.

T,HE undersigned Wishes to dispose of his
L. House and Lot, situated in the west end
of Athens, on Washington Street. which ne
will sell on reasonable terms The location
is desirable one for q man with small
family For further information apply to the
subscriber at the Office Of the Athens Post.
WILLIAM RUSSELL
Atbeps Auoust III 1870
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DisSolut1On.

yUyIIE firm Of Grows KnooHx, proret2rs OF The.
"Loudon Foundry,"i s this day mutually dissoved.
All debts due said nrm must be paid to David orovss,
and alldebts owing by the firm will be paid by him,
The Foundry will be carried on by
Loudon, Tenn., Aug. 20, 1850 DAVID Gho'hS.
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Forest Hill Academy,

lUIcSt I'LL ACduCluys
TUNHE Fall Session Of Forest I'M Academy, Conducted
by Mr.. A. q. CAhNis and Lazy, assisted By NJ. U.
l.. Y0ak, will open on Wednesday,, september Dh,
The Trustees of this Institution confidently recos
mend II to those who wish their sons and dan9htcrs
educated. The instruction Is thorough and the DIS
cipine mild hut frr ndpaterna
Each sude.t Is charged contingent fec Of One Dol
lar One ha Of the tuition IL required In advance aud
the remaining half at the middle Of the session.
Terms:
First Glass, (per session)
Second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300
Third I" .......................12,O 1900
By order Of the Board W. ii. BALLEW,
Athens, Aug. 1889 Secretary.
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U ZION HOT E L,

w. w. STONE. (F5rn'erly Of GreeaeriUeD.
E2 EspECTFlLLY n1rms ,he public tltt he has taken
VA be Hotel fornery kept by Joseph Pelton. Benton,
Tenn Determined To keep the right SORT of House, lie
will spare pains 10 accommodate and render COM
Portable all who may call. His Table shall be spread
with the best the country aIods, and his Stable Will be
provided with plenty OF proveDder Determined to
merit public patronage he hopes and expects 30 receive
a due share OF 1t. July iG-tf-355
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Ii, persons indebted to the estate OF Tidenoe o.
~ Lane, deceased are requested to come forward
and make settlement, and all those having claims
against said estate will please present them TO the un-
dersigned for payment within the time prescribed BY
Law. H. \. LANE, ADMINISTRATOR.
August TO- 2s55-4t
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All papers classes g. and TO be made of
materials, finished from adul
,ernon blue required, and wh Inc
the regular standard of their
spctve kinds and weights be required by ns OF
ice The right reserved of ordering greater less quantity OF
such 10 guam
titles as the pubic service require
Each c will be considered separately and be subject 10 scpa-
bidders classics
proposal and the privilege reserved OF requiring
bidder class assigned him 10 take all
such classes torfeii his rIght 10 class
KIND bid
and sample each KIND each bid and
and s. be numbered correspond with the number
schedule, the nrst
classes properly designated sample, il will moi be
considered All proposals aud samples must be transmitted to t
office free OF postage other
Each proposal be signed by the individual or hrm making
specify price and but price for eaeb of
every kind confused IN the class proposed fer
paper be delivered such place
Washington good order
free Of all charge and subject TO the
Inspection weight and OF the superintendent
and be in all respeets satisfactory.
proposals furnished this Office
applying be
substantially agreeing herewith
approved securities, will be reqursd and the supply
ing fthe classes, failure supply
the quantity required e will be considered violation OF
the
Each bidder required proposals satisfactory
evidence ability and proposals
MED by such evidence will be rel cted
The proposals will lie opened in the required by law ON
the Tuesday after the first Monday in Decembe next Qt)
at 10 O'Clock, Office Of the superintendent
Printing Capitol United States Washington, and endorsed
A. q. SEAMAN,
Oct 2-3.aw9w Superintendent of Pab!ic Printing.
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Rachel +. Lynch
On the equity side Of Queen Anne's
county circuit court.

hachei =, Lyneh On the equity side of Queen Annes
I,,p n md E,hert cbsop county circuit court.
IIE object Of this suit II tn procure decree for
the OF certain real situate in Queen Aune's
which devised the said John E. and Ebert Gibson
in by their father, Wooman Gibson order OBJ
Of 81 500 hequeathed said Rachel
Lynch by the W0oman Gibson The original bill
that the aforesaid real which described accompany
exhibit devised The said John Woomnn Gibson
subject TO the of The debts Of said that the
said John Gbson appointed by the will sole EXECUTOR
the personal estate OF said Wooman and
paid the debts by sale eeof that he had paid the rad
hereon
said John and Ebert Gibson chargeabe with and liable
be sold for the OF said legacy and interest by the petition
OF Anna NJ LYNCH Administrative of Rachel f. Lynch, filed
Lynch has died leaving tho said Anna Lynch Woolman
Lynch her heirs ataw that letters of administration
had been granted the said Anna M ynch that the said John
Gibson also died. John W. Gibson William Gibson
Henry Gibson Rachel E. White formerly Gibson wife James
white, Julia Gibson Sarah Gibson and
ataw that the said Ebert Gibson afterwards died, his
csataw Of his Rachel Lynch his
Gbson that letters OF administration the estate Of Ebert Glib
deceased granted Woolman Gibson, but thai
he had estate that the said John D. Gibson his life
paid and satisfied her bill
plain far al he aforesaid
charged WITH and liable rod residue
said egncyto wit $780, principal
and Caharne Gibson District
hereupon addged and ordered the said Anna Lynch
causing Of this order be inserted In pub
shed nj Washington city of three
be fore he9h day Of December notice the sud
defendants OF the substance and object original bill
petition OF said Anna NJ Lynch and them appear This
court person. or by solicitor on before me twenty ninth day
January next to show cnnse any they have why decree
ought not 10 pass prayed. JOHN PALMER,
Clerk Of the Circuit, Court for Queen Anne's County.
SEPTEMBER rs, 1855
flct1 x1a
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posr ornor Dsr1Krmssr,

~ &c., ~.
A"'' o''sNA
- o'''e' - -
GLALED PROPOSALS VIII be received al this department uh
~ the oh Of November next al ~ oil me eoek al hoon u
furnishing Wrapping paper wne and ssains wax ioi he use
the ofhccs The United STATES Tor -FOUR years ho anu
the 3st day Of December merit The said articles are 70 pc
ered The blank agencies OF the fo es
pameni al Washington, d. Co. New YORK city, ana Shcihhai
Ohio.
The estimated quantity OF each article aud me ahay
CURED AT each agency, yearly, are specified below
DtsrpfgT MO / AT WASHINGTON d. q.
-. = $3.50. ao 4, ne -. 1.
i,coo Ieams patent MANILA wrapping paper ~ ~ -
size, and 10 weigh not lees than 20 pouhos 70 ,he
rean, and each Team TO contain w PEREZ. quiIss
~ DO OIL the came hind OF paper ~ ~ ~ III s@e, anu
10 weigh no, less Than 81 pounds 70 inc fean 80,
1900 pounds Of cotton wne Strands had twisted ana IN pa
- from IL TO 10 ounces In weight
$40 do oil the same Kind o. WINE on eheh spoo "es
ing from IN TO 2 pounds
Loo do coarse hemp ~ne about eeigh OF an men IN
diameter, Wen twisted, ana IN pahh Or hanhs
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OyFIor or MARYLAsp CossoLrr IoTrrRrxs
Baltimore, Maryland, July 1, 1885.
THE commissioner OF the Maryland lotteries
his duty the public the
who circulate mail fraudulent lottery schemes
and pretend the agent the
wholly fictitious
The lotteries Maryland daily
the the elected
the stntr under the approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings.
~ the tickets IN these lotteries and all certificates Of packages
tickets have the hoE Brennan,
for tho contractor Once Of the Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore, Maryland" All others arc fraudulent
For full information frauds address
r.. X. Brennan,
Sept os-dly Baltimore, Maryland,
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United Statea Patent ONCE,
Washingtpn October 49, Il

IN the petition OF Robert pero Of BALTIMORE aryand
for the OF patent granted him the l7l Of
January 1912, for Improvement in appaaius for teaching
from the OF said
which takes place the i7th day of January 656
1t ordered heard Patent Office
Monday lh January II O'clock and all
notified appear show they have,
why said petition ought to he granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 20 file in The Patent
Office their objections specially in writing
days day OF hearng testimony filed by party
said hearing transmitted
Of the Office, which will furnished
picaon.
be of De
cember dopostians relied
be filed in the Office before the morning Of that the
arguments, II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered ALSO thai this notice be published the Union Ine
and Evening STAR Washington, c.. Reruhican Ban
Pennsyvanan, Philadelphia; Journal Of Commerce, New
Yok and POST Boston, Masaachusetts week for three
previous January
hearing
s. r.. SIIUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
r. sEdtors Of the above papers will please copy and send
bills Office, paper containing notice.
20-law3w
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OCTOBER Is, 1855.
Oct l7-law4W
Proposals for Rations for 1866.

MARINE CoRPs,
Quartermaser's Office,
Washington October g, 1855.
SEpARATE SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this Of
until O'Clock, on Thursday day November
furnishing
lowing stations, for the year 1856, viz:
Charlesown. Massachusetts;
Portsmouth,, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gosport, Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington, Florida and
Washington city, District Of Columbia.
pound OF pork bread
made superne -four superne fine -four the option of the
and the OF pounds OF coee twelve
New Orleans eight the best white
four pounds Of
hard brown SOAP half pound Of good hard, dipped
tallOw candles hundre ed FatiGus.
The delivered the order OF the command
officer station either the
snail consist Of the best and choice pieces the the
best quality subject inspection.
No bid will be unless accompanied by the
setes known this office, certified to by official
be endorsed Proposals Raons 1856
ton, District of Columbia.
G. r. LINDSAY,
Major aud Quartermaster u. $. Marine Corps. /.
The following papers will publish The above twice week
November next duplicate accounts rogeih
with printed copy Of the adversemen this Office for
ment, viz;
HGmpshrc rost Boston, Massachusetts Times Boston Massa
ehuses journal Commerce. New York Eagle Brooklyn, New
York; Pcnnayvanan philadelphia Pennsylvania Evening Argus
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Intelgcncer, Washington
city News Norfolk Virginia and Democra Pensacoa Florida
The price be paid for this
ceedng evenyve Of 800 BREWER for the
Insertion Lei appear the number after the
cept hereof hich yon will be pleased
office published, with each successive NUMBER
Oct 9-aawtsthNov
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Law school OF Cumberland Univeraity, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruhem late of the circui,
judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Geen Of the judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfed l.. Ridley ofihe
Judges Cauthers and Green dew their whole
to the school.
Plan Of tnrbion-1. Daily examinations
text books No regular of
daily lessons in the progress Of the examinations .
2 Weekly moot of equity, which
dents commence suits OF facts profess
aud them through all the
practice The framed rcqurc
deeds, Wills records and all
dence in the trials Some appeal
pene court, which il held monthly class,
public the end session The students ce
hs, jurors circuit judges, and canceors official
Sacities connected with their suits
SessfonsThe first the third
temher and ends third Thursday in February The
Thursday In July.
Expenses sessionuiton fee $780, advance;
81 boarding about $50 Students
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete course,
dents advanced nss No previous study required
mission There four classes. may at
any time during the collegiate year.
There Ia a legislature school,
Number ofstudens the last collegiate year eghty-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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HOMIE MAN FACTURES.
Fairvievv Cotton Works,

Near the Canal Basin, aieuandria,
EITzrATRICK BURNS, propretors and manufacturers OF
coton yarns, carpet chan SAT- wnc wrapping eine cord
cotton bats &C
Orders from merchant in Washington RESPECTFULLY solicited for
Of tho above articles winch will deliver Washington
lower Than had in Baltimore other northern
orders win with prompt attention by addressing above
Oct li--dm F.
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No. 544l
Notice Of tho Rcopeping of tho Danviie Land ONCE
Illinois. q
LASp OFrfcF, Sept 10, 1885.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been transmitted 70 me register
office Illinois prepare lists
and thirty days
receipt said n-uc ions OF he
reopcnng their Office and the in which applications VIII
be received by them. .u,.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept sl-2aw6w Intel start Commissioner
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spcctacles.

GOLD silver fine steel and plated specacles glasses Sc
all focuses with perfoea periscopc, parabola
long experience peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes of wearers
VI. w. GAIT BRO,
1924 Penn. avenu. between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan
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"Shonld auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
I'LL al Inn

Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
Aud days o. aud lang syne."
ending in June, 1883
junior class of the ending June, 1884, the Sophomore
year ending june $780, hereby requested assemble
WasngtoD third of March, D. 1857, The latest
chain fiensshp which
entirely exchange in their
greeting sympathy, the untiney fate
OF their promising compeers.
preliminary meeting Of the scitappointcd committee viii be
held Monday in September A. d. 1885, the United
HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth and FINN streets,
which members classes whom be
attend when the will be
adopted full attendance possible.
In me those whom this notice addressed viii be
good enough furnish The secretary ohe committee by mail with
their respective post Offices.
of Trenton. N. j.. Chairman OF Committee
ALEXANDER G. hart, NJ. H.,
OF Phisdephia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
of Balsto Iron and Glnss Works, Nj
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHN WgIDMAN, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 97--lawtMar3 TInteligencer1
All newspapers the civilized countries of the world
ed notice this advertisement their editorial columns
di
visions globe all newspapers throughout the United
Of insertion
casionaly between this date and the Sd Of March, A. d. 1851
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
4 Public Printing.

OrffcE az rux PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, september 20, 1850.
pursuance provisions OF the Act provide for
cutting public printing Ac, approved August 30 1852 sealed
day) December twelve O'CLOCK
required tor the public pnng ior
the LIST day OF December 1852 and ending
on the day OF December, 1856
This suboned specifies nearly be aseeansd the
quantity quality and description each Kind of that Will be
required.
10000 printing paper uneaendeed "a BY
% inches, aud TO weigh orynve pounds 10 the rean Oh
1900 fine printing paper eslended "a by g
inches, and 10 weigh nifty six pounds TO the Of 45o
sheets.
Class 3.
5000 super6ne ealendered printing paper
% by 80 inches, and 10 weigh hfytwo pounds 70
the Team of 4eO sheets.
CLAss4.
300 superne sized eaiendered printing paper
"a BY 30 inches, and weigh ory-tiga
pounds TO the Ieam Of SEQ sheets
CLASS S.
1000 supene map paper Of such
sizes be required, corresponding weight VIII
paper measuring ~ by "a iachcs and weighing twenty
pounds per 40 sheets
CLASS 0.
200 rsam superne plate paper eaendered
may requred,) 10 by 81 nches, such weigh
per may be required
paper each Of the above classes b. Of liner
all atulteraion sub
of whienesr, and ques OF twentyiu
bundles Of each
will bundle exclusive of wrappers)
standard weight Will be
The bundle make weigh
will be considered a violation Of The
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pOfxrrANsKY's Pathological anatomy, 4 volumes
IL in q.
Tanner. Clinical Medicine
yellow Mask, from Dickens's Household Words.
Confessions OF Pretty Woman Miss Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe.
Fresh Fruit. Vegetables yenr prices and
obtain them. Price la1 cents.
Sept FRANCk TAYLOR
rLmNwOOD CENIETEKY.-onice No. 290 Pennsylvania
VI avenue, the Savings
plan Of the celebrated
situated the high ground distant
of CAPITOL North Capitol street leading
the This have received charter from Con
nppopang burial
prohibiting all encs0Achments
leou otherwise, which importance
whore placed them for II has
cities when the burial ground become
it, and throw dead
uou-ly and legal
lilies the ground.
N. -Oncs fem 10 ", where pamphlets with
snsp, bylaws and all other information
len with Mr.
vsy No so Seventh street, any other undertaken win Be prompt
sscscedi June i7-dy
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IsHE ONLY ONE Au1HORizED!-rhe Rob Of DR. BOY
vEAU LAFt ECTEUR far superior the rirups OF Cus-
ne parla, other similar remedies II radically cures
sequences ch ulcers critical
of f and hereditary ucrimony Of humors Az depura
the arising from abuses Of
sounding As an ns ROB- o cu n IN
Of baspm cspava cubeb from necions which only eP
syphic dseases stand
and which have resisted the OF the odu
of potassium -
General agents for the United sta,es Gabriel Blopdn 81
William New York. for wholesale ORDERS Gulot Ducong
New Orleans Seuily, San Francisco.
The Rob La-cteu throughout, The Unit
properties be Obtained by writing BIon
din 81 William street, New York. who will Information
wanted.
G. prepared 6 orders South America the West In
dies Of the United States dues be has the Rob In bond
March Idly
nxocEK,Es, WINES. Liquors, &c.--we beg leave 70
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine green and black t-as
Jaw. Rio, and Lasusyra coffees
Refined and brown
Family, rfue, -four, In bbs and bags
Cheese. lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices Of every description
And every other article necessary make complete assor
ment
wines. Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira, sherry champagne wines Of avoc
brands, and very superior
Fine htand'es whskey, gins, nc, in wood and glass -.
shall be receiving such prices make nducemcn' for
families and the ''Ods 70 give Us es hr1, SUPPLYING ', wants
octeinwawif
John O. EvEREUx. Commissioner OF Coor. Of
70 M duncan. ma 'rss ss Seec
Co., Hos Luther Bradsh, James w Gerard, esq. VIM Gurus
sey, Joseph II Bradley, esq, washias,on, b. Z.
e-Genuemen Of the bar and csmaae washington
can make the time and place Of taking dispositions
s Gss 81 % 81 coso ns
Ses leave MAKE particular rs'rense % "n0"' 'e
Oct io-9awim j. G. DEvEREUx,
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Oct 2-3.aw9w
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CLAss6
No. LIS 900 writing 10 by &c inches weigh twenty
eight pounds per
No. 23 100 Is by 25 inches weigh twenty
puunds
No. wnung paper 32 inches TO weigh twenty
pounds
writing paper ID inches, weigh twenty
pounds per
400 writing paper by IL inches weigh twelve
pounds ream.
GLASS; o. Leger Popers.
No. loo reams heavy denny writing paper.
No 2.-2o0 /" . folio post s' s.
No. 800 g I" medium
No royal
No. s. super royal" +"
No. g. so /" Z" imperial =" I"
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sEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
O'Clock, 9Th of November
furnishing United fol-
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l5,7ss pounds Of dr-t quality dry sugar
1894 pounds Of first quality Rio coffee
"a bushels of good clean dry fine salt
t3ia gallons of good cid vinegar.
The Whole from 18TH May 10 18Th June 1880.
at Fort Smelling, IN he Mississippi rirer.
100 barrels of pork
Is tarreis OF fresh superine -four
1874 pounds OF good hard soap
1873 pounds of good burd tullcw candies
39i} pounds Of first quality dry brown sugar
1871 pourds of frt quality Bio coffee
81 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
3a5 gallons of good CIDER vinegar
The whole be delivered from the 18th May to 18th June
Al Fort RILEY at junction Of Republican Smoky forks Of
1871 miles Landing aud about 100 ae
from Fort Learcnuorih, Kansas, land transportation
Of pork
80 900 pounds OF clear bacon sides
5b4 barrels OF fresh super6ne flour
600 bushels of white field beans
1852 pounds OF good hard
1864 pounds Of good hard adainantine candles
slaae pounds Of art quality dry brown sugar
1898 pounds of nr~i quality Rio coffee
1853 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
gallons of good cider vinegar.
One half by ltof June 1856 remainder by LIST September
ar Fort Leapcnuorta, Missouri River, Territory
600 barrels pork
$50 barrels OF fresh superfpe
$50 b shells Of white field beans
1910 pounds of good hsri
4,9s, pounds Of good hard ta,Iow candles
9aao pounds OF hrst quality dry brown sugar
1870 pounds OF fret quality Rio coffee
$40 bushels good clean dry fine salt
$3.50 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered by the LIST June, 1886.
Fort Laramie Nebraska Territory, miles ,ana tranporfa
tion from Fort Lcaren,porta Kansas Territory
10000 pounds OF clear bacon sides
15s barrels OF fresh sunethne -four
300 bushels 81 new white 6sI beans
$3.50 pounds of good hard soap
- 16s pounds Of hrs, qus,''y dry brown sugar
1884 pounds OF first quality Rio coffee
"a bushels Of good clean dry nos salt
l3ls gallons Of good cider vinegar
The whole TO be delivered before the LIST August, 1856.