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\ CA RID
.iT TRUSTEE .S.lLE

VIE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inform his Friend )
L and the Public in general. th.,t hc has
httcd up the old collar Of the former R,,rhnr
Shop, well known to great many IF orr
cltl%rnS. opposite the Fountain Hotel he j..
'rr known now as the - Diriae BeU'' Su oou
"h"rc he expects 10 keep the choicest Ii :.
iu"rS, and EatablrS at all times. and Games
81 amusement; aud hopes hy strict a,tcn
non !" business to merit Il share of Public
Patronage. R,su.c,iu,l,
lNhc -Nh, law MM. BR ADENRD
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Ihe Steamer Cecil

Ss-G~n LEAVES
~ - 1s-.., George Town at one
~. :; ~! ~ o'clock ON Tuesdays.
s's Thursdays and Sat
urda,s. for lInvrn dc Grace. touching at the
various Landings on the SaSSaras River.
RETURNING
Leaves Ilavrc de Grace lor SasSafras River
on The same days. 1T about . clock.
- Fare 30 Gents.
+. G. STURGEON.
May If Captain.
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T-T'Thc Washington Union Of yesterday
morning confirms the appointment Of Cvl
Cummings as Governor Of Utah and his ac-
ccptnncr of the post. The man who is willing
to take Brigham Young and his adhe,cnt. in
hand having at last been found it is to be ho-
ped Government will act vigorously i'll pres
sing forward such measures as will teach the
Aormons that their reasonable and corrupt
practices will not be longer endured.
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PLEASE CUT THIS OUT.
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Whereas The General Assembly of the
State If Maryland, at December Session
1919. having passed an Act Incorporating
BETHEL CrMETEEY,'' and by said act appoin
ting Board Of Directors to have the man
agrmCn' and control of the same.
Therefore the undcrSigucd agrceably tc
the conditions specified in said Act. do here
by give notice that an
Auction Sale OF Burial Lots,
will be he'll at Bethel Church, or on the
Cemetery Rrounls, on Friday the 3rd day
Of July inst, al > o clock, at which time
and place due attendance will be given by
the undersigned, and fair sale Of said Lot.
to suit purchasers.
A certificate OF sale OF all Lots issued, t.
the several respective purchasers thereof
in strict conformity to'thc Act aioreSli d
BY the Board of Managers.
JonN l.. CLAYTON, Prcsi lent,
SAML. THOMPSON. Secretary,
Maryland Pivot BridgcJunc 1857
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THE SOUTHERN CRops'--Late accounts give
the most tlattering accounts from the planting
regions of Eastern, Northern and middle
Texas. the prospects of splendid crops OF
corn, cotton and sugar were never better. In
the western parts the crops were not suffering
Letters from the river counties OF Virginia
and Maryland state that the army worm had
made its appearance and was ravas'nS al
kinds Of grain. The farmers of some sections
were despairing Of getting enough for seed.
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CTA Philadelphia paper says that there
have been 80 Mondays in succession in which
there have been more or less rain. Winter
Def rc last the day singled out was Sunda,
and every SABBATH for weeks we were visited
with storm of rain, hail or snow.
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PORT DEPOSIT MARKET.


R"Port' by J. 4. Darts ECo.
PORT DGrosIr MARKET, june o6.--Whitc
Wheat $ So red Wheat Sis. Corn,-S2
cents: Oats - cents per bu>hcl of 81 lbs -
PotatorS 100. No | Peruvian Guano sos
\. \ Mexican Guano sol. De Btlr-'S phos.
rlale S44. Fine Salt 81 IS. q. 4. 81. 10: M
, and > Mackcrel. ;Sl4 80 and : f.; Shad Sl4
Su>quchana Herring $3.50.
BALTIMORE. June 18th. Good 20 prime
rcd wheat Sis to SO: prime white wheat
81 81 to - %. Corn both white and vel.
low So to 81 cents. Rye so cents. Oats 80
TO IS cents. according to quality. Flour:
Howard street 81 60; Extra IS % to - 90.
WLMINGroN. june 10Th. Wheat 81 80:
Corn 50 cts; Oats 50. Flour SS.2j -.Journa.
PHLtpElrIIIA. june 2Gth.--Whcat, rcd
9l.Sj TO !.S1: white % 70 %; Com 81
cents Oats 5Sccnts; Flour $50 to $3.50.
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AFRICAN COMMERCE.. Among the freight
at the depot in Parkersburg. Va, The other
day. was large quantity 200 tons) of palm
oil, direct from Africa, and consigned to Cln-
cinnali having been recently imported in the
Mary c. Stevens, the Liberia cmigrant pack
ct at Baltimore.
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N()l'I (tIL

T'llE County Commissioners Of Cecil Co.
L will meet at the office in the Court lIous.
III ElIt"n, on Tuesday, the goth day Of Juno
inst. to max" the aulttal Levy. and attend to
such other business as may he brought be-
fore them.
BY order,
james S. Crawford, Clerk.
june 90, 2-w Com. Cecil In.
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C-A hogshead of tobacco sold in Rich
|mond Va, OF Saturday last at 100 per hun
drcd pounds. This is considered possibly the
highest price yet obtained IN Virginia for to-
|bacco in the leaf. 1t was grown by DIR. y.
&c. Read. Of roanoke, Immediately upon the
line of thu Virginia and Tennessee RoHd.
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~ Paul Gibbons of Providence young lr
ishmcn won a wager of 81 by carrying a bar.
rel of dirt weighing 300 pounds, iron Hoylc
Tavern t, Weybossct Bridge, over one mile in
ten minutes.
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New FIoEE IN TExAs.-Thc Galveston
Texas Herald states that n sack of New flour
was received at Galveston on Saturday. the
18th June, from Brazoria the first fruits of
he season and the forcrunner Of millions to
follow.
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WOOD MANIFACrIREn

SS)OOL will he manufactured into Broad
w Blankets, Cotton and Wooden kcr-
S'yS, SattloctlS. FIannrlS. Llulsrvs. Twrcds
&c. or cardr,l into rolls for Home Spinning
At the old establishment of the subscriber
Also Stocking Yam made to order Nv
WIN. JOHNSON.
A''''t"rc MINIS. June 2Uth
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ANOTHER NIOLENT ToRNADo.-On Monday
afternoon violent tornado passed over New
ark, N. j., prostra,:"G trees IN every direc.
ton, and doing otncr damage. A boy named
Francis Comfy Was blown into the canal and
drowned.
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ffhe Steamer Pert Deposit,

VIII leave Port Deposit
tA- 7 rron !'";'' NJ do !, , "1'|s e . at 3
ssH1 sS:.-.7z..sse5=rgn NJ connecting with the
ears. Leaves !l,vrc GRACE at ll:20 A. NJ. 800
ard $40 p. NJ. DAVID WHITE.
may If 2m+ Captain
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LONGEVITY. Riddin, soklier Of the
revolution, died in Wayne township, Auglaizc
county Ohio on the Odd ut., at the advanced
age of l05. Aunt Till, slave died near
St. Louis few days ago who is SAID to have
reached the age Of $50 years.
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4 pnnclnal attendance Of the delegate.
appointed Is desirable
By Order ofhc County Connect.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that application will
he made to the County Commissioners ofCecl
county. at their next meeting after the 9th of
July, next, to take the legal steps to have
new public road opened from Turkey Town
to the Delaware Line. near the present road
leading between the above named points as the
old road has been mcnded till it is no longer
M hlp
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UNITED STATES HOTEL

T. ~ II CARR. MAJ NEW JEkSfl.
:lI&l's THE undersigned having taken the man.
~, mcnt vf the above House
This house. capable ofaccommnlatug 100 guests
IS unyurpasSnl by beauty of finish sir OF rooms
aud convrn encc. by amy house in this country.
lie arr used is from an - art,s IN well OF!
the rrcM,sys. furnishing pure soft water. olivia
ting he unpleasant effects Of the well water Of the
sea coast.
Tanks. holding 900 gallons of water. have
been pl ICED on he top Of the house. which are
supplied by a steam engine. and s'il"icncy of
hose to each floor. so that fire would be COM
plr.e'v under our control
A Table Il" Iloc will he set at n reg l,r hour.
AMI private tables for parties and f miles at any
hour
Ample st bling with Carriage Houses attached.
Hcauitul Colt ,gc in the yard six chambers
hAnsomcly furnished
GEORGE q ALE. Less c.
$. b. WOolMAN, Manager, june E-..w.
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TIVE copy the following remarks on the
late Washington riot from the Frederick Err
om'ncr. We h;&e had two official papers in
regard to 1.-THE letter Of Captain Tyler
and the verdict of the Coroaer's Inquest, re-
marked upon by the Examiner, both Of which
throw the cause Of tbs shedding Of blood upon
the locoloco anthoiitles and the L. 5. ma
rinos. There will yet be other documents in
relation to this business, and if ever scoun-
drclly attempt to fix an unmclited Stigma on
an opponent .ccoil,d upon its author, ;hc at
tempt to lay that riot to the charge Of the
American Party viii fall Lack with crushing
force upon the locciocos who attempted the
foul wrong.
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1Lr"Old Grimes is dead 'Mr. S. D. Grimes
died recently in Georgia at the great age of
one hundred and ten years. He was never
sick
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1.-The county tax in Washington county
Nd, has been lixel at &c cents OH the 500
The taxable property i'll the county is valued
at Sl45TI27.
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Che Alnrkcts.
ELkTON MARKET.
| Rtp0rtcd by II. S. .SiitrS. |

ELKrON, june 2Glh 1901.
Rcd Wheat 81 -. White do 81 s.. Corn
81; Oats % Il 80: Potatoes 81 90: Mackrrci
SS 90: Nails 81 %; Peruvian Guano: A No.
|. 500 90; Mexican do. So 90; Columbian do
so 90; Recess Manipulated Grano. So 90;
De Bnrg'S Super Phosphate Sli CO. Plaster
~; G. A. Sal. ST 80.
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ATTENTION 10 THE BONNETS.

ATTENTION To THE BUNNETS.
a IRIS. A. FOARD invites tho attention Of the
vi Ladies Of Elkton and vicinity, oLer large
and well selected stock Of
Summer BonnetS, Ribbons and Fowers.
She has jrst returned from the city and feels con
idant her stock Of goods cannot fill o please th.ss
who will call Her establishment is directly oppo-
site tho Howard House. may 50 If
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The Washington Riot.
Selling upon every prctcxt to foster prciu-
dlccS against and cast odium on the American
party, the Foreign Press, careless Of facts and
lost to every sentiment Of Justice. raves against
the Plug Uglics" Of Baltimore, as the cause
Of the bloody scenes transacted at the Federal
Metropolis On the l2t INST.
We are not disposed to slicld oftnIcls
against the law or disturbcrs Of the peace, be-
cause thcyhappon to adhere to the same poll
teal party that we belong to but it has no, yet
appeared upon any legal investigation or res
HoNsble authority, that there were plug
Cglics' from Baltimore present or If they
were. that they were the cause, or even par
ticirao,s of the riot. On the other hand,
though there is now no American journal at
the SCAT Of government to offend Anne leans
from dispersion, ii is not denied that II delc.a-
ton Of the infamous Empire Club, ono Of the
riotous associations pertaining TO the Foreign
Fary, were present and took an active part IN
the bloody scene. Again: all accounts agree
that The disturbances at the polls might have
been POM tly suppressed without blood>hld
had the police hccu efficient or per Z,
their duty: that there was no ncccs,--A. &
troops: that the Mayor was drunk, and: : y
able Of an intelligent and prudent exercise Of
his authority, and that the Commander Of the
Marines was an Infatuated and bleotcd polit-
cal ptHtlzan, unworthy ofcommand and a dis.
honor TO the sword he wears; and finally, a.
appears by the verdict Of the Inquest on the
.ody Of one Of the persons murdered by au-
thorlty, that the unnecessary firing the Ma
rines caused the iclonious killing Of at least
one innocent person. Six Of the Jury Of In
quest were Democrats. an,l seven Americans,
who agreed upon The following verdict:
Tic jury summoned, sworn, and charged
to inquire into the cause Of the death Of Cor
nclins II. Austen, edo say, upon their oaths,
that the said Cornelius II. Alstcn came To
his death by gunshot wounG received while
standing pfacably and quietly at the corner
Of Seventh street. opposite the Northcn Lib
critics market, rcc"ntly his place OF bust
nrsS.) from a detachment of United States
Marines. acting under the control oflhc May
or of Washington; and they do further find.
from the concurrent testimony of ali witncs
$685. that the firing by the marines was all
subsequent to the obtaining possession Of the
swivel" j. l.. llENsuAw, FOREMAN.
This verdict, which is as yet the only legal
| asccrtainment of facts in connection with
the riots, transfers the whole responsibility
and criminality upon the L. S. Marines, =
acting under the control of the Mayor OF
WaSlington;" for whose arrest on the charge
Of Murder, an application to the proper au-
thority has been made and refused.
II is also to be remarked, that the killed,
with single exception, were members Of the
Foreign party, and that if the Marines fired
on the actual rioters, as it is to be presumed
they did, then the responsibility of the riot
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POPULATION OF CALlFoRNIA.-A careful es-
innate, based on the latest returns of the To-
cal assessors, makes the population OF Calfor-
mia 5O7 ,06E, of whom $50 $50 are Americans
$4,000 Indians, 3SGS7 Chinese 5000 French
$4,000 Mexicans. 10000 Germans 10000
Irish, 1000 English and Is, 600 other foreign
ers, besides 1000 colored persons.
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PORT DEPOSIT AD BELLS FERRY.

The rnrrci'y of tbs Boat. nml her speed and
-urc safety. render her peculiarly h'ftd for this
scry;rr broycrS farmers. travellers. and the pub.
| 9 general viii hn her ut all times ready to
c>rvry them ana Their property 10 and from the
aho'e points Travellers aud nrovtrA will fluid
am'pc Arror m"daons for themselves and stock
ut the new ii"~I ut leil- Ferry. which has been
rc'.nt'y r,rr cd hy j, SPENCER. and now kept
lN Inn, mNy S.6m
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IMPORTANT TO
GROWERS s. TRAVELLERS

, IT, PORT DEPOSIT FERRY BOAT,
tss - X, ca raE St'Rt .fHR GlPShi. Capt H..
n gers nnyil : been Thoroughly rcp'rci. is now
,nprirs regularly during the day and night bo-
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NEW SCALE PA NOS.
TENIIE undersigned would respectfully in
L. form the public that he is prepared to
GIL nrl..r I'm
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TNARRANTs prcparatons-E Eff Sclzo Arcr
L lent, Comp. Ext Cubcbs and Capriva Cord.
Elk Turkey rhubarb, Extract Sarsaparilla for
Thomas Comp. Extract of Copaiva; SarsapariIla,
for sale ut n. H. CARSONS,
New Drug Score.
Rock Run Port Deposit
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Musical Soiree!

~ j. Lancaster vocal and Instrumental Soiroe
Lwil take plac. by request, in the Court house
ut Elkton on Wednesday the Sth of July.
Tickets of ADM sion may be had at any OF the
Stores in Elkon also at the Post Office and Dr II.
II. Mitchells Drug Store June 27-2-w-*
EONTAINES Cream of Wild Flowers Balm
l. of Thousand Flowers, for identifying the
head face, shaving, bathing. cleaning, teeth &c,
for sale at n. RjcAR; oNS;
New Drug Store,
June 27th-2t Rock Run Port Deposit,
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Gold Medal Premium Planes.

of unrivalrd quality at the lowest City rates,
land on good terms to responsible buyers.
Being Il judge of Instruments and profess
sional Musician, Purchasers will iindit t. their
advantage is secure his assistance in selecting
an Instrument for whi"h no cin|ge wHibr mH7'.
The Instruments. which are of Baltimore
make, are warranted in every respect, for five
years. Address JAMES SIIOBE
Principle, Cecil Go. Md.
n. B. He will be at Port Deposit on Mon.
days and Thursdays, and at North East in
the 9th District, on Wednesdays and Satur-
days.
PLEASE CIT THIS OITT.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application,
Y will be made to the County Commission
ers of Cecil county, at their next meeting af
ter the 18th day of July, 1857. to take the To-
gal steps for opening Public Road, to start
at point on the road from Newark to Brick
Meeting liouse, opposite the road past Joseph
o'iyer' $ nun, ana running southwark through
lands of Charles Murphy, Samuel Maxwell
and others, towards, or to the Phia.. vii. &
BALTIC, Railroad, along or near the line of tho
Old road known as the McGregor Road.
June 18th, 1857 5w
WHITE SUGAR, Cheap at
w Il. BROWNS Jr
GRASS Scythcs FOR sale at
~ L. BROWNS. Jr
PuLNERlSEE Sugar, for sale at
f. BROWNS, Jr
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s'hIIu.. wilmington and
BiLTIMOR RAILROAD.

e. Geo a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24
VALUABLE HOUSE AND GROUNDs FOR
SALE

ON Monday the 10Th Of October 1857 at the upper end Of
~ the new Court house building, betWe the hours OH
and IL O'Clock, WI, be sold public sale 10 the highest
bidder, that valuable piece OF ground Of ten acres
comfortable dwelling house and all Necessary
thereon lying on the north side Of the river about miles
from Nashville. and lately occupied by Capt Brooks
family as residence The sale will under adsed3t
trust executed BY Capt 3rooks and wife, Henry Turnef
Trustee, aad registered Ia the Registars's O6ce Oh
This County, In BOOK. No. a PAGE 4S6. and under
a power Of Attorney from Captain Brooks and wife,
also duly proved and registered, 20 convey The
whole TILE free trom any equity Of redemption. The pur
chaser T De required O. paw forth Of the purchase
money IN cash, and to give notes, with god sreury,ln
equal lnsa meuts for the residue, payable 10 banks al
twelve aud eighteen months with interest from d1 AID
lien viii be retained lard until the purchase monef
Il fully paid. W. p FOWLEa, Trustee &c
sspI lid a.N. Z, GIVEN, AHorRsY in a0t,
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LONGHURST & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail COnfectiOners
NO. AS UNION STREET

TAVE on hand very choice assortment of Candies Of
all kinds Cakes Nuts, Preserves Picklss Cstsups
Sardines Brandy Fruits Pie Fruits Pine Apples Oranges
Apples and every thing Of the kind usually kept in Con.
dictionaries
They also deal in WINES and LIQUORS, AIS, CIsABs
and TOBACCO, of the very best brands.
Their Bakery of the best in the Western country
and they are prepared to furnish fresh Light Bread and
Crackers of the best quality at the lowest prices
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, BALLS, &C.,
onfeotioparies SC &c in the bigbes syIe Of the art
Mr.. LOnghurst who has charge of the Manufacturing
Department has received several diplomas N new ork
and Is one of the most skfu CouecOnersin the eOun
~ DDS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24
700 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANCE Of he last will aud testament Of Ger:
william nan deceased. the undersiru ned FiU sell. on
the premises 70 tA9 highest bidder the Isl DAY obsr
next tract O land belonging 10 the estate Of said deceased
ehllhhg - acres, lying sumner county Tenn, and
nine miles Vast OF Iatn and IN nile ftse Castan
hg iLs Is one OF he best cfand 10 tennessee,
ven 20 tne raising o. corn wheat oas and blue
As-aOou $40 acres IN cultivation sRd 90 under
-nee-an abundance o. fine timber, dFe never iailing
% COCA water, and falling stream Of Water
nearly tnfr ugh the centre Of the traet There Is
me good dwelling house, with nine rooms kteh-
en- smok house, several good houses vi stone
good brick gra1ary, saO - &C And there Is
perhaps ~ the sae plantation better adapted the raising
o. siock II Is located in dne ueghbOrloof, and eonve-
nient 10 Two academies male and the other female and
convenient TO two churches
Terms cash and the balance two equal
payments OF and years. Bond and security re-
CURED and lien retained on the land until h lat payment
made. Any persOa wishing examine hs premises be-
fore the day Of viii be by fthe subscribers
on the premises.
ID. BURFORD, , p.
WM. h. HAL, ( EAeeu1on.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24

WE HAvB now in store the following goods, tina! we
time, tO-Wit
so hhds o Sugar; $4,000 Perckssion caps;
ESQ bags coffee; 800 bags assorted Shot,
25 bills crushed sugar $50 lbs Bar Lead;
90 co powdered DO 35 casks Eng Soda;
40 half bbls MClasses: 90 bbls soft sheled AtmOns;
25 do and bbls Syrup 10 do PecaDs and Fiberts;
Is kegs Golden Syrup, Is. 100 gross Blacking
LOuIS;l 100 boxes Imperial and Gun
60 cases assorted pickles; power Teas;
rs do Baltimore Oysters; cases Indigo;
25 boxes ] Cask Nader;
100 do and star candles; 100 gross Pipes
200 do Soap; 100 do Smoking Tobacco;
us do TsllOW candles; IS do Macs alloy Snuff;
IS do snuff; bbls Eperson Salt;
10 bbls AlmOns: IS bags Ginger;
IS do Birthstone; 10 do Spice
50 boxes TOBACCO. supeTfne; 20 do Pepper,
10000 cigars, various brands; 80 bbls COpprras;
IRON, NAILS, AND CASTINGS,
$50 tons Iron, all Sizes war2OO setls Iron axles to
Tantsd. inch
1000 kegs Nails, assorted 3 to 40 boxes Axes;
40; 500 lbs A b Steel;
50 tons assorted castings; 1000 do and blister STEEL
LIQUORS.
500 bbs Tennessee and Ohio y pipes Cognac BrandO;
Whisky; 20 I casks pure Malaga wine;
IS bbls Amer Brandy: ~ casks Port do
50 do old Rye whisky; 10 bbls Cherry Brandy;
IS do J H Smith wh'ky. : do pure Peach do
25 do Amer Gin; 90 cases Schiedam Schnapps;
50 do native sweet Malaga, 100 bbls Walkers and Ray
30 do Z Rum, Bros Ale.
puncheOu pure TIo Gin;
GLASSWARE
200 boxes sxlO and ON2 30 gal and gal bols
Glass; 20 do quart but'ls, black;
Is boxes I2XI4 l4xI6 I6IS 40 do s. and the gal
and l6X2O; 100 do TumbeTs;
$50 gross pint pint Flasks; 300 do l. and gal demj
20 do quart do 10 do dLCanters;
100 bags assorted cotton warns.
Ali Of the above will sell cash, the
Broad aud College streets July u MCCREA d TBRRASS-
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I,UMRER.

GOOD lot Of Jost, Scantling and two inch Plank
"A hand cheap for cash. good lot Of Boards and Poplar
shingles be delivered In few days 70 those waning
hem. My Mill cutting daily gent for other Mills
viii pay Decentralization to all orders. Call at the
Savings Institution snd leave your orders you wish tlem
fled. [RovsSl J, g. DARDEE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24

The subscriber has hand the largest and best
MARBLE and MARB LIZ WORK ever offered in the city
which particularly invites the attention OF the public
Ito is prepared 10 execute all jobs his line IN the best
nf the art. and At short notice JAMES SLOAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-24
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY s12-TIME THROs 25 HOURS.
TWNRAINS run through from Stevenson TO Mem 0T1
phs and make close connection with trains ~ ~
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al Steven9A
son. Through Tickets from Nashville 10 Memphis sold for
SI2. Time through 25 hours.
No STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the o'clock PM
Train which arrives Stevenson 49, A. NJ, and con-
meets with Trains for Memphis. No delay except in chang
ng cans. c. l.. ANDERSON,
anrifl If Agent