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Cincinnati market. ADriI15.

a PROvIsIoNs.-The market has BEEN generally
Quiet during the week. The demssd has been quite
Moderate and in order to effect sales Of Bulk Meats
Or Bacon, decline had to be accepted-hOlders
however, as general thing did not display any great
anxiety to realize, seeming to indulge in good de-
gree Of confidence regards the future. Mess Pork
has met with fair demand and the market has been
firm at S2l 80, at which gSOd business has been
done Very little has been done in Lard, but the
market closes with firm feeling at the quotations.
The market for Mess Pork closed with more DISPOSE
ton to buy than sell at S2l 50-hOlders generally
asking $22. The Bacon market closed with more
buyers than sellers Of Sides at l03c Shoulders
offered at SIC. There were buyers of prime Lard at
l33c, but holders asked 1890. Sugar cured hams
may be quoted at l23C, and the market is hardly so
firm as last week
BUTTER.-The supply Of Roll has been very light
since our last, and with good demand from the city
Dealers and for home use, prices have again advan
ced. We quote good to prime Roll in active de-
mand at 24a25, and choice do. at 20, closing with
continued upward tendency. We notice sales Of fall
packed in rkns at zoo and Of dairy packed extra at
% cents.
CHEEsH.-Fancy brands are selling in small par
GELS at y to l3c. The market is bare of all other
kinds, which must be quoted nominal at Il5al23o.
There is none Of consequence arriving.
CANDLES AND SoAP-The market is firm for all,
with good demand We continue to quote Star
Candles at 28c, Talow do IA and 15 the latter for
pressed; Opal zoe; Soap and Sc for No l and exc
ira and &c for Palm.
FEATHEEs.-The market is firm, with a good de-
mand at 46a4So for fair 10 prime arrival and Asa
SOC from store.
IRoN.-The demand for pig continues good and the
market firm; 300 tons sold during the week. We
continue to quote Ohio hOt-blast may be quoted at
S32a33.
The demand for bars is still large, and in excess
Of the -upply We notice sales of 200 tons at PC
for common and % for charcoal
OIL, The market for Linseed has been further
depressed, and lot of IS brls sold Monday at 81,
being a further decline. The demand is quite Imi-
ted. Lard is steady at l 10 for prime, usual dis
count
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ARRUEp-Cumberland and Pelican from New Or
leans Cuba Paducah; D. A Given, Louisville; Aida,
Sand Shoals; SalHe West, ST. Louis; and Rock City,
Paducah.
DEPARTED.-Rock City for Smithland and Padu-
cab; D. A. Given, Louisville Cuba, Paducah; and
Umpire, smithland.
For NEW ORLEANs.-The substantial and light
drsught passenger and freight steamer Cumberland
VIM. Duritt in command will depart for the Crescent
City on Monday morning the Doth inst at l. o'clock
n. Passengers travelling South viii find this boat
desirable for comfort and speed being rcplcte with
tho advantages common to her class; her departure
at the specified time viii be punctuaL Let shippers
and passengers be in readiness 10 give her lift
ExpECTED.-John Gault from Louisville: V K
Stevenson, Paducahi Quaker City, Cincinnati and
Sligo from ports above.
WEATHER AND BvER.-The weatherremains cool
and changeabe. River reoeding slowly with 81 feet
water on shoals.
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,

NASHVILLE, April 19, 1857.
COTTON.-The sales Of the week have been very
small. We quote as follows Inferior 9@1O; Or
binary to Good Ordinary lOt911; NiddIng 1l3Q
l28 Good Middling l2s@1s.
ToBACCo.-Ths sales during the week have been
light and prices unchanged. We quote: Lugs soc;
Inferior Leaf 93G1O3; Fair Leaf 1I@12; Choice
! Leaf l24@l5; Loose Tobacco Toll; Frosted To-
basoO 8@5
sUGAR.-Sinee our last report transactions have
been limited but the market continues firm. A small
lot Of Prime was sold yesterday at l24c
MOLASSES.-A brisk demand exists in small
way, and our last quotations have been sustained
Barrels are selling at 67@68o p gallon, and half
barrels At zoe. Golden Syrup is still worth 9O6SI
y gal
COFFEE.-The market has been quiet but prices
generally remained unchanged. Prime Rio may be
quoted at 12t9123 and selected Baltimore at 122
918 cents.
SALT.-Ths demand for Liverpool continues good
and we hear Of sales of 200 sacks in lots at 81 IS
y sack for Fine, and 81 5O9l So for Coarse. Bbl.
is selling freely at IS cents.
BACON.-The transactions have been small dn-
ring the week. owing to the limited supplies coming
to market. For few days hog round sold at 1890
lie. To-day it may be quoted at 1OI@lO3o. Clear
Sides are worth ll@113C from wagons During the
week sales we're made of Clear Sides packed and de-
Ivered at the depot at 123o.
LARD.-Scarce and good demand at 1885,
FLOUR.-The supply continues light, but the mar
ket is dull as there is little or no export demand
Superfne may be quoted nominal at So so, and E1-
ira at 81 co.
CANDLES.-A good demand exists for Star and
TsllOw, and We hear of sales of about 80 boxes Of
each, in lots at 26@28c for the former and 18c for
the latter. Sperm are held at 45s.
WHISKY-The demand has not been large, but
hear of sales of several small lots at prices rang
ing from 25926c. for Good and Extra Cincinnati
brands.
FRUIT,-The supply of dried Apples and Peaches
Is limited and all that come to market are purchased
at quotations. Oranges are worth 81 so u box;
Raisins 81 so; half boxes 81 40; quarter boxes
81 %. Almonds are in fair demand at 2Oc 2 ID,
and Pecans at 10. Green Apples may be quoted at
So 1904 90 = bushel.
FEATHERs-Are in good demand at 45@46s for
prime live geese.
GINsENG-May be quoted at 25 cents p n from
wagons.
BUTTER. -4O@5Oo at retail
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The adyices from England continue very unfavor-
able for Breadstuffs and further material decline
in the Liverpool market seems inevitable Itisman-
fest now that the Wheat crop Of England last year.
was an enormous large one; the farmers deliveries
prove this 1t is also evident that the crops in the
countries bordering on the Baltic far better than
were reported. The consequence Of this is the sup
ply Notwithstanding the deficiency in southern Eu-
rope, is likely to exceed the demand. We find the
Spanish ports already glutted with Wheat and ship
ments were being made from Lisbon to Liverpool ac-
cording to the last advices The quantity which has
been shipped from this country is large, but not
withstandng have still large stocks at home, and
more than is necessary for the home wants.
The following are the comparative imports of Uni
ted States produce at Liverpool from October 1st to
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All the foregoing articles must be Of the best quality
and comic msble all respects 10 the samples deposited
at said navy yards and in this bu aud subject such
inspection at The navy yard where delivered the chief Of
the bureau may direct the inspecting Ccsr TO be appoint
ed BY the Navy Department
All the articles to be delivered free of any incidental
pense TO the government IN proper vessels packages
and the price of each article must be the the
pecve places II delivery, Packages in which the above
arJcesars delivered must De marked with their contents
and the name OF the contractor and be sufficient insure
their temporary safe keeping.
The contractor establish agencies at such stations
other than his residence that delay may arise fur
nishng what may be required; aud when the contractor
agent falls promptly 70 comply with requlsluon, the
Chief OF the Bureau Of Provisions aud ClOthng shall be
au horned to direct purchases TO msde ppy the
deficiency uuder the penalty be expressed in
trst The record Of Fequ siOu, duplicate thereof al
the Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing either OF the
navy yards aforesaid shall be evidence that such Tequs
itiOn has been made aud received
Two approved surelIes in equal to the
tmasd amount Of the contract viii be required and
v per ceuum addition viii lie Withheld from TIE amount
OF all payments account thereof US collateral security
to secure its performances ard not any be paid
until al respects complied with; eighty per centum
Of the amOU of all deliveries made will be paid By the
navy gsn within hiry DAYS after bills, duly suthencs.
ted, shall have been presented to him.
Bank Torn of proposals may be obtained on sppGca.
ton 10 the navy agents Portsmouth, New Ramps ire
Boston, New YORK Philadelphia, Baltimore Norfolk Pen
sscOla and at the bureau
record or duplicate Of the letter informing bidder
OF the acceptance OF his proposal will be deemed nOti-
hcatCn thereof, within the meaning OF the act stl546,
his viii be made and accepted in conformity with
this understanding
Every fer mace must be accompanied las directed il
the act Of ugress making appropriations for the naval
service for IS45-47 approved 10Th August ls46) by 8
wrluen guaran gned By responsible PER
sons 20 The effect that he they uudeTke that the bidder
or bidders will If his their Did be- accepted enter into
an obligation within ten DAYS with COED and sufficient
surstes furnish the supplies proposed The bureau will
not be obi gated consider any proposal unless accom-
panied by he guarantee equred BY law the competency
of the guarantee certified bv the navy agent district
attorney. or the collector Of the pert
TIE attention OF bidders Is called to the samples and de
scrprnD of articles required as N the inspection before
reception Just but rigid comparison will be made b
tween tie articles offered and the samples and contract
receiving that tall below them aud har attention Il
also particularly directed the joint resolution of Z7th
March s54 and TO the act Of the 10th August, 1916.
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coRREsPOKDEEOR
C,nprr. Tenn.. Anril Ia 1sr

CAMDEN, Tenn, April 18th, 1857.
Cor. STEPHEN L. ROss:-SIR: We the undersign-
Cd, a committee appointed for that purpose, take
pleasure in advising you Of the action of the Demo-
erotc Senatorial Convention assembled in this place
to-day, which resulted in the unanimous nomination
of yourself as the Democratic candidate TO represent
this Senatorial district in the next Legislature Of
this State We feel justly proud sir, that this nom
nation has fallen upon one of such eminent ability
and unbounded personal popula ity We know that
yoa enjoy the quiet that unds your rural home
and the peaceful pursuits of the arts of agriculture
in which you have spent the greater part OF y'ur me-
much more than you would the strife and perpleu-
ties which attend the politician. We know that you
grestly prefer applying both your industry ana
talent to your adopted farming operatons-that the
retired life far away from the din and confusion Of
politics is more desirable to you and accords mora
barmOniously with your general feelings; but Sin,
your coun trymen make a call upon you to I'll more
responsible position. They have decided that y"ur
distinguished ability should not be wasted upon
the desert air, that your indefstigsbe persevsr-
ance, guided by the honest principles Of right, and
sentent intellest, are a. this period Of our coun
trys history indispensable Therefore, with all due
Difference to your predictions for your favOrte oc
cupston we must insist that you accept this tender
ed position Your friends throughout this district
ask its acceptance ct your hands.
With our best wishes for ysur success, We beg
leave to subscribe ourselves very respectfully your
friends and fellow citizens
ROBT H. HAWTHORNE, Of Benton.
J. B. HOWE of Decatur
JOHN H. THOMAS of Humphreys.
THOMAS STANFORD, Of Henderson.
P.S.-Please respond through the Nashville Union
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MADAME BLANCHE.-It will be seen from her adj
vertsement that this renowned planet reader is still
in town. We understand that she gives immense
satisfaction to all who have consulted her concern
ing the future or the past To the young ladies she
promises rich young beauz, and to the old ones
handsome young husbands, and variety Of other
things to make one happy and oOntented in this
word All of which she promises for exceeding low
prices. We would advise all who feel disposed to
give her a call.
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PRxEMANsHIr.-Ladies and gentlemen will bear
in mind that tomorrow is the last day which pu
pills will be received into Mr.. DOLBEAR's writing
classes. Those wishing to improve themselves in
this beautiful art should not permit this opportuni-
ty to pass. Mr.. DoIBEAR has proven himself one
Of the best teachers of the age Of which there are
hundreds of witnesses in this city.
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Pref. woods Hair Restorative This ,

Pref. Woods Hair Restorative This
dsruI preparation having extensive sale il all paris Of
The Union Iii enc the patent medicines which
now sold over country that really what their nVen
tors claim for them it has had fair trial,
result has been precisely Wood predicts. It has
failed 20 i'm the white hair back the natural colo where
the dec ions been strictly followed, and in numerous
eases has the hair aPon heads that had besR bad
forysars It pretended thatt will make the hair grow
in every case fails Itsrs is certainly remedy
TIE restoration Of the hair has been effected in many in
stances the seemed utterly hopeless, that iI
certainly worth all who have lost hair try
she sxperm Of Eng bottle two q Woods RSsiOrs
ffvs.-.Hslins Workman.
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lIate Of J. G. B q. Robertson Broad street.
NONFECTIONER AND CANDY Manufacturer, and
- dealer IN Fruits, Nuts, Cigars, Tobacco, Toys and
Fancy Articles Generally No IL Market Street, opposite
Morris Straun's would respectfully inform the citizens
Nashville and surrounding community that he Is FER
nanently located in the above business, and would be
pleased to receive q share Of public patronage
- Particular attention paid TO orders from the county
6eC7-lV
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THE THEATRE-On Tuesday evening next Mons
HLILER will give his grand original drawing room
levees in connection with the Theatrical company.
There being two distinct entertainments the same
evening. cannot fail to draw full house. HALLER
will introduce new list Of experiments on mag
nifcent scale.
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IMPORTANT ARRIvAL.-BIr. T. e. JACKSON has ar
rived in the city and taken rooms at the City Hotel
He is the proprietor Of the celebrated good Samari-
tan Gil, which works such extraordinary cures in
cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia and, removes pains
In order to satisfy the increduous of the virtues Of
his remedy he viii administer it free Of charge to
the afflicted Room No ., City Hotel. Its
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The Great Holland Remsdyr-BoEEHAvE'S
HsLLAED BTTER-PerOns subject to nervous sick head
ache will find in Boerhaves Holland Bers sure, safe
and pleasant remedy. 1t sOethes the hrobbiRg head, cor
reefs scidi Of the stomach assists digestion, and creates
beslthyappetts Is, without doubt most delightful pre-
marathon and an efectual remedy The fact that it is
very popular medicine throughout all the Holland settle
ments in Wisconsin, New York. Michigan, Illinois and In
diana speaks much favor See advertisement in
other column. laprls-dtW6WlW
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nSy- Rev. A. HAHTPESCE will preach in the Third
Presbyterian Church to-day at lO} o'clock, A. NJ,
antfat 8, P NJ. Sabbath School at half past nine
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PILES PILES I PILES I


T1s HITHERTO DrRAcfARLE Dlsa,sE, OF EvERT FoEN
EvERE sTAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DR.. CAVAEAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL never aii in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate Of
HemOrrhOids or Piles IL Is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of years
Of patient study and investigation
Sufferers from Piles have remedy ct hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part TO de ali the proprietor
claims for it.
Full directions accompanying each box and sl that is
requisite Is strictly 70 observe them aud cure viii 5oOu
10 follow
Dr.. 7 H CAVASAUaH, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles mentioned ny
condition % you, asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Save saving IL would cure med it, the
effect immediate and I nov well. I believe Is
to BE- Improved IN my case, invaluable remedy and
sure cure Tor that disease, the Piles and such
mend It 70 others
Yours truly JOHN ". HANSON, orSt. Louis, 80.
- Price 81 per box For sale IN Nashville 5V swim
Bros, Wholssals Agents, and By Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Dr, T, 4, CAYANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
aug2l-lv INSIDE ST. Louis. No.
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PUBLIC sALEOF WATER POWER AND


Il addition 10 the celebrated Power, the Mar
HerreH, rsed or sale on the 25th instant
upper 81 the Market House 10 Nashville, We will
sell a valuable and likely family of negroes, ng f
Woman three " likely children. Sold for fault
but on account of nou-rSside1t Terms made known
day OF sale. WIN. E WATKINS,
apn4-u 2. o. p. NCRoBERlS, EN'rs.
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SPRING PLACE NEAR JACKS CREEE,
A,,y;1 1d+h 1877

April 18th, 1897,
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to acknowledge the
eceipt Of your communication Of the 18th instant
informing me officially of my nomination by the Dem
ocratic Senatorial Convention recently held at Cam
den, in Benton county, as the Democratic oandi-
date to represent this Senatorial district in the next
General Assembly of the State. I feel gratifed to
my fellow citizens for having deemed me worthy Of
this honor Deeply sensible of the responsibility at
tached to the position, and more especially at the
present crisis Of affairs, have invariably said to
my friends that had no wish whatever to be can
didate for any Office and have carefully refrained
from seeking the nomination and would have greatly
preferred that the nomination should have fallen upon
some other member of the Democratic party who
could have rendered more efficient service than my
self Now that the nomination has been offered me,
acceptit with great difidence in my own abilities.
n the event of my election, 1 trust however, Imsy
be able to discharge my duty in such manner as to
give satisfaction and promote the best interests Of
ny constituents Very respectfully,
STEPHEN L. ROSS.
To Messrs. Robert II. Hawthorne, and others, Com
mittee.
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GRAND CONSOTlD ATED LOTTERY, ND,
EXTRA CLASS 4,
To be drawn Baltimore, Nd thursday April 90 1857.
SpLssUID -CUEHE

So prizes, amounting sf1- 500
Whole Tickets $50; Halves SlOi Quarters s..
Please address ali orders for Tickets n lnr above Magnn
ent scheme, 10 Il. H. HUBBARD q co,
40. 30 Fayette e, or Box No. 40, blilmOre, Nd
? T. H. Hubbard q Co. our authorized Agents 10 al
ali orders for Tickets in The Mary land Lotteries.
mrh9I-tf r. FRANCE & CO.
S. N, H0llingsW0rth, 7. J, Sc0it.
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100000 DOLLARS!
Maryland Lottery!
ON 7 He HA YANA PLAN.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 30, 1857.

r. FRANCE IL CO., Manager.
DRAWINGS conducted under the upern.endence Of the
IL state Lottery Commissioner.
Capital Prize leo Prizes Of 81 GOO ach!LoWest
Prize 81 lae LOjter} 0u-Wh0ls Tickets so.
This is she Magnificent Scheme ever dawn in t1e
United states. Only $1,000 Tickets, al Of which printed
follows $500 ia Whole Icke.s-50O0 IN Half Tickets
10000 in Qua ter Tcsers 10000 In gath Tickets.
As ali Tickets will doubt be sold by the day Of
Drawing, persons distance will forward their orders
soon as possible
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:'Sman stoTes,'' 'sCandIes,0 &c,-I857-'5s
EATI DEPARTMENT,


Bureau of Provisions ard Clothing,
April 10, 1887.
DROPOSALS sealed and endorsed Golfer for Small
.torsa or e. 4. n for Caudles' or "Ofsr for Salt
ter Soap or Ofsr for Mustard Seed Black Pepper" &c,
ayths Sc nsy BE- will be received at this buEs until
o'clock N on the 18th day Of May next for furnishing
and delivering (sn receiving twenty days notice. st the
United States navy yards at thsrestOWn Massl Causetts
Brooklyn New York, and Gpsp1rt, Virginia, such quaint
lies ony Of the following articles excepting the sal1 water
soap and candles for each Of which separate proposals
and cOntraCJs will be made required or ordered from
the contractor by the Oh eli Of this By the
pectva commanding officers of the said navy yards during
the fiscal year ending 6Olh June, 1858, VI:
Boxes shaving In iia rubber Combs coarse, India rub
Brushes. shaving Der or quits perchR
Brushes. scrub5IBg Combs, fac Iads rubber
Brushes. shoe OF gutta PeIclh
Brushes, clothes Grass Tor nais
Blu tons na7yvest Jack knives
Buttons navy medium RazlTs IN single cases
buttons, RaTy coat hszOF straps, OTdWays
Buttons, deadeve Scissors
Bseswax IN 4 To- cakes, pure Spoons
Backing, boxes Of
Cotton poosof Mes u and IT, 900 yards EACH cords,
equal parts
handkerchief cotton fast oors 30 BY 80 inohss weight
notlsss than 2 o. esea, texture by 90 3 inch
Needles sewing, Nos l, 2 and f. Urillsyed, OetWeens
bbOn hat best French black yards to the piece width,
= ~ inch
Soap shaving in cakes; each cake not less than OF.
SILK sewing blue black wrapper not to exessd oz to the
pound
Thread black and white, MarshaPs bes. quality
Tape white linen, 4 yards in length, 4 inch wide
Tape black twed cotton, ards In length, = inch wide
Tnmblss 10 aud 9-l0 diameter
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NDtice Inhalation in ConsumPIIOns-sss
adv rssmenI undo this head Female Complaints, Vsne-
real Affections ~ IsUs Diseases Of The Heart and Liver
&c will meet u due Euenion oet26-d6m
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Powder ! Powder

lust received In Magazine ana for sale 1000 kegs, SOC
half kegs 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rife Powder
Nv n, & &. P. CHATHAM, Agent
gmrhII-M Tor he MGngiaeiuleFC
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CANpIEs-ssgarats lids Tor 10000 gounds.

The candles must be American manufactured, Of prime
leaf lard Eesrire six candles to the Pouad lilo inches
in length excluHiveo up candles No. weigh not
l4O degrees Fahrenheit The must be braided and
composed Of IS cotton threads Of the best quality Of No
q warn The candles to be delivered sixty days no
ice ID good boxes containing about 80 pounds each and
the box 10 be marked with the contractors and the
weight of the candles.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY

BY
w. &. Gordon & Co,
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 22d OF April 1857, we
~ will 0h5r Ft Public sale, IN usual quantities
3OOhhds common, fair prime 100 bxs = \ aud 4 Gallon
and choice La sugar, Pickles.
l56 bags prime Rio 10ObXs Preserves Pie Bruits,
Cole Brandy Peaches, DC,
900 Bottled Brandy, dne, 1000 bbs Chenwhs and
10 bbls Old Rye Whisky; other brands Of Wh.skey.
100 hall bbs Old Bourbon do; 1000 kegs ShOenbergers
sou boxes PTescOIgs ZAP, Mails. all sizes;
NO9 bundles Wrapping Paper, Vita many articles.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums under $500 cash; al sums
over 500 and under $780, 90 days; all $1,000 and
Unoer $780, 90 days; all S5OOO months credit
for approved endorsed pay able The city Banks
apTlT-dtd. ". h. GORDON 4 co.