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DIsGRACEFUL CONDITION OF THE WAS ING.
TON MONUMENT
The Philadelphia INQUIRER saws

The Philadelphia Inquirer says:
The series of articles exposing the mel admins
tratiOn of the affairs of the Washington Monument
Association, by s. YOrke At Lee, Esq. have so far
remained unanswered. No denial has been given
to single one of his allegations, either publicly or
privately, and it would appear as though the par
ties implicated designed to allow the public to en-
ter judgment against them by default. The revela-
tons must affect the interests of the work mate
rally. In its present condition, the monument is
disgrace and humiliation to the American people.
That it should ever have fallen into the hands of
any political party was a great mistake, and this
fatal error will delay its completion for years. if it
does not preventit entirely If it is ever to be I'm
ished it must be rescued from its present manage
ment, and if placed under suitable guardianship it
seems strange if the spontaneous patriotism of the
nation will not Immediately contribute the amount
necessary to perfect the original design. Mr.. At
Lee has done the country service by his manly and
fearless exposition.
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WHY VOTE WITH THE KNOW NoTBTNGs

WHY VOTE WITH THE KNOW NOTHINGS?
Let every voter in Tennessee seriously ask this
question before he deposites his vote in the ballot
box on the 9th day of August: ''Why should l vote
with the Know Nothings?' The Democratic party
Is the only national party now in existence In OBJ
position to 1t, we have, at the North, Black Repub
hcanism or Abolitionism; at the South, Know Moth
lngism or bastard Americauism The aid Jefferso-
MAN Democracy stands in firm phalanx where it ever
has stood, by the side of the Constitution and the
rights Of the tOhoIs people. Where, under such cir
cumstances, should honest Union loving citizens be
foundT Honest, law-lOvng, Constitution supporting
men cannot affiliate with Abolitionists or Know
Nothings, because each at war with the express
commands of God and the requirements of the Con-
stution, and they must of necessity either be idle
spectators Of the struggle now going on or they must
unite with the Democratic party We think we have
fairly stated the facts-thst we have shown the true
position Of the several political parties of the day
and that all honest will be forced to admit that
the Democratic party alone stands by the great prn
cples of civil and religious liberty, as set forth in
the Constitution of our country Let these matters
be properly considered and acted upon, and there
can be no difficulty in prOphesying wheret the honest
and patriotic of all parties will be found in this
battle for human rights, as intended to be secured
by God and our Constitution
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for the party that could avert this calamity. I
looked to my own old party. 1t no longer held its
place among the parties Of the Republic--it had
ceased to exist as q political organization The
voice Of its great leader had been slenced by the
grave and its name only lived in the Pantheon Of
history looked to the party Of my competitor.
L was weak and feeble at the south--at the North
deserted BY its allies. Some of the very men who
nominated Mr.. Fillmore, whose real object was to
divide the vote of the South, we're found rallying
to the support Of John Charles Fremont, mere
adventurer upon the murky waves of fanaticism.-.
There was no hope here. I then turned to the
Democratic party, and saw them at the North dis
putting every inch of ground with the Black Repub-
lcaus--in the halls Of Congress their leaders stood
bidding defiance to the mad waves Of fanatieism as
they broke furiously against the pillars of the con-
stitution. This determined my course, and voted
for Mr.. Buchanan. In doing so I not only acted in
accordance with my conscience and my Judgment,
but in obedience to that injunction of the patriots
OF the revolution, who said at the close of their
struggle to your fathers and to mine, q Here is
home won by the privations and hardships of long
and bloody war; lis here beneath your own vine
and hg tree you can in your humble way kneel and
worship Almighty God according to the dictates of
your own eonsciences. Let no petty divisions or
alienation of feelings destroy it, but transmit it to
Posterity as you have received it." am here TODAY
s in obedience to that injunction, to stand by the
party that stands true to the Union and the rights
Of the States under the constitution, now and in all
time to come
am here ready and willing to defend them thro'
sunshine and storm. through prosperity and adver-
stty aye, sirs, sink swim, survive or perish.
Will cling to them as the mariner clings to the last
plank when the night and the tempest close around
MIN. Entreat me not to depart, for where they 90 |
VIII Co. their home shall be my home, and their
people my people. These were the motives that |
prompted me, and believe me, fellow citizens, that
that day that ceases the nationality of the Democrat
le party, ceases the existence of this Union Stone
after stone of its column will mouder and crun,ble
star by star its gores expire then while torrents Of
fraternal blood will fow fires of civil war will he
lighted along the borders of your State, your fields
VIII be devastated aud over this common ruin the
crowned heads Of Europe will mock at our calamity
Then let us stand by that party under whose rule
The country prospers. We are at peace with the
world and our government stands to-day the fairest
fabric that ever rose to animate the hopes OF men,
lowering in its mighty grandeur and sublimty high
aboEe the thrones of Monsrchs and of Princes
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State Election


I WILL open and hold election for Governor member
Of Congress and Legislature In the several civil Districts
hold said election.
The Couuty appointed the following persop,
70 ACT as Judges and Clerks IN the different Wards Dis
tTicts of the county.
JUDGxs AND CLEEKs
Dist. No. list WaEd-Temple Harris John Coltart and
A." Thos J. Halle, W. H. Townsend aud
l. a. Lanier B. s. Weller. and r
w. PoHer-G B. Brown. clerk
John W. Martin, J. w Fels and W
.; E. srtsr, Mason vannoy and J.
10. Francs, mo. w. Chiffon and V
A B4ngh--W W. Petition, CLERK
A. d. WIS., J. l.. Jsuel and Isaac
's Nicholas P CorOi,t, VIM, Harrison
and Martin c. Cotton.
Dist No 2JOhn Corley, VIM. McMurry and John Greer;
3-Mosss N. ridtey. George ". Charlton a nd T
Mann L Charlton and P J. Couch.
2. Glesves and W. D0dson.
Ashley Rozei, K. H. Wallace and W. D. Ba.
CIV lib GamoHl, Joel A Battle and VIM Austin !;
? Bnoker and joel B4iIle,jr-
F-John Hope, " c Brley and Jsmes Raglan A
WhitimOre amt WI lace.
g s-Wm ogilvie, W Q IA sey and James IA rs;
hamsey and j In Rains.
s-W HRgaHs, Thomas B Johnson and Andrew
Gregory I'D La and 10 Whitsitt
W w Mar ming, W Harding and James N
Hamilton; Crenshsw and W G Burcbett
ll-Wm Edninston. pton and alien Cotton;
ls-Jesse jordan, " Watkins and John NJ JosIln;
sam Davidson jr.
l3-Beni Cox, W G, Shelton and W Dozier G.
Low, Il and w McGuay.
g H-James L Greer, James Russell and SHELTON De-
moss Wm DemUss and WI Frazier.
Bonn Prichett, Thomas J 4 IisDn and Moses
. Greer; John Haly and < Halsted
io--James NeWsOm- Roger Pegram and James
Dunn; Charlton and DR. gagwen.
H--Jsmes Falgum, WIN Osborne and N Usry sam
Dunn and Z Crider
IS-Z Stel, Hiram Vaughan and @ White; A T
Estes and John Brisn.
I9-W Ham6in, W Hudson and John TayIor:
5 ; Hail ard - Gee.
S0-W q Hall, W N i+sm Jkes and " Foster "
Drake and Cartwright
:" 2l-Andrew Hooper, Thns Saunders and ] Var
brOugh; George Keeling ard 10 PhilIips
. 22--GeOrge " Campbell George " Walker and G
Marshall; r l.. GrOcker aud Geo " ebber
- CIV Drake David Ralst0n and Lewis Will
hams; Wellington H de and IOhn Drake
a" 24-A Wilkinson, Bnkley and I'd Grsyes;
1aZweii Etnery 6nd Joe Johnson.
90 25-DenHis DOzidr, Jacob Ma 70 and James Lee !
Lowe and T0m Sloan.
July 2I-td. h. EDbfUNSON. Snerju.
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WHAr BETTER COULD BE ExPEoTED.-The Boston
Transcript says that the graves of Samuel Adams
and John Hancock, two of the siguers of the De-
claration of independence, from Massachusetts are
in the GrOnary Burial Ground, in Boston, without
monument to mark them. What better could be
expected from city which is ready to trample that
glOriOns declaration" with all the benefits which
it has secured to us in the Dust in order to carry
out fanatical ideas about slavery?
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SHERIFF SALE

X virtue OF an order OF sale placed my hands irected
me Circuit Court Of Perry COUNTY Tenns see in
'CI o. lanes Hayward and against James BuIev and
o. CIa Buliey, will Cr for sale on the Isl Mopdav m
Tor cash, atths Court House door in the to ~
Lnuss Que tract Of Lend aiming forty acres vn In
steI NO on Lick Greek bounded as follows: fe9 nto
On peach In The Southwest OF Wilkins branch ~
SefS OF LICK creek then South The
- U homeland Robert HuTtan the Northeast corner
Jesse SPARKS hve hundred and acre ntry then
south with the vest bOui dairy said entry 10 Jobn isbs
ORTIZ east corner then with conditional line norhst
TO the beginning. Prs fee IS 20 --s -
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OSI, Monday evening, the 18Th inst between Nashville
~ and Ston' River the Lebanon road, black Mem
orandum Book made after the fashion OF pocket book,
containing number OF made payable the order
Ae undeTsgned and one hundred and sixty dollars in
bank notes, enclosed in envelope and addressed
fred Hunt The finder will be literally rewarded By leav
ing at the Office OF the Union and meTican
july I'D w2w r. MABTIH
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In ChanceIy COart at CentreviIie, Tenu.ssee-
JULY RULES Is5-

Danlei NJ Brown VS. Samuel C. RroWp-O Riu
motion, and appearing To the satisfaction Clt
a. ano Mas5ef, mat MRry s. Brown and John H. Brown
OF me state OF Tennessee that he orJ
LAZY process OF law cannot be served upon he,n n
ordered tnat publication be made the UIsiOp apo
am q payer published In Nashville, Tenn requiring
SAID parties TO appear Court House i'm the =, Cs
on ne second Monday in september next then and
tb ~ PIsHG answer or demur 70 complainant BILL or
ne De Iaseh Tor con esssd and for he airing ex
P nj - az 70 I Lltm oRViLLE a. NIXON, c. q n.
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Another order OF sale in favor OF wn o. Britt AGAINST
Lane ana hariWei Barhsm, tract OF Land living in
cNl olseI 70. . contain hundred and inv ons
acres on banto river bounded follows: Beginning az
poplar Use " "Oies norh Of the sOuthwes corner OF entry
40 oIf one hnhGfeo acres In the Of Robert Walker
running nen sontn l56 poles hickory ndtou
81 line between the said Hall and H. and H. Barham
eh west lto POles Win the same stake conditional
line between The said Hall H. Crede thence east 70 Is
poles win me same TO the beginning. Prs IS %
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Great Excitement.

lust RECEIVED at No. 70 Cedar street, over ten tton-
y sand vols. Books 3eo0 Nevel soOO keams Nots Cap
Bill and Letter paper 500 Envsiups
Among the COLLECTION will be iOand Ms Caroline Lee
Hentzfs Works: Mrs 5oulhEoTth Emerson ssnnett Cbss
Die ms: Levers Works. Wayery Nov els all The POets
Fine Family Bibles.-A Gin Accompanying each book
Among the zifts given Gold aad Silver Watches
Jewelry, Fancy Goods, The LADIES' are nVied 10 m
and examine the stock.
n B. Aueton sale every evening. linen, c FOX.
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FORCED SALE OF FURNITURE

DEM SHIELDS will SELL without reserve for cash. on
ID Saturday morning, July IS at O'Clock on account Of
UhOm II may cODceTn, superior lot Of second
hand furniture, consisting in part OF hne French Bed
stead one Jenny Lind do extra hne Book Case;
wood Dress Bureaus Capetngs hair rockers
hne French oval Mirrors SOfas marble tables Hat
Racks Lounges Book Wardrobes; dining cxton
table Desks; HAIR massses card Tables ridehosrds
&c. with great variety Of other articles close consgn
ments. July 22-4Li
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July eI-td.
Nashville Race Course

TT'HR Nashville Jockey Club viii run
over their course, o Tuesday, the =. " AskeA
Goth Of October next.a SWeeDstakss for
untred three year Olds one mile heats, =
500 entrance, $50 forfeit.
On Thursday, the 22d Of October sweepstakes for two
year ODDS that not trained previous OF july
1857, one N lie out, 800 entrance, $50 forfeit.
On Saturday, the 24h of Oetnbef sweepstakes for two
years oid one mile heats, $500 entrance $50 forfeit
Three or more eItes 10 make in each above
stakes To be closed the LIST Of Aus ust.
July E.-dCSugi WI. PHILLIPS
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Late Arrivals

WE have recently received cur SECOND PURCHASE
BOOTS, HOES, HATS & STRAW GOODS,
and can Offer to Merchants buying this market,
an extensive stock Of Fresh Desirable gaOds.
mayq GARDNER SHRPHERD a
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS,
IRON FOUNDRY.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started new and extensive Foundry
w the old stand Of the late Nashville
Company and prepared execute heavy and inn
work OF any description tbs sh0sest Light Cat
ngs small amounts at moderate city prices heavy Cast
inRs large amounts furnished per contrast Cineina
prices with additions OF freight We have also Commenced
operations In our new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines SaWmis FOurmiiIs the most improved
patterns order JObbing repairing done r
ately We areFeady make for Engines aud Mills
and shsD furnish plans enable purchasers 20 put up their
Mills with little expense. Manufacturers Farmers will
ind probable 10 before going East Wss for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
Precautionary engines and 70 order oths
best MATERIAL with Frefonis, Crates Standpipes
and Valves warranted 80 stand any pressure required for
Manufacturing or pOrpeilg purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description Of SmbwoTk done in excellent style
none out nTstats Iron usedSaNm work, Stsrups Dogs
rbmaR Irons, saw eranks Bolts all kind Mill Irons
made 10 order on shOn notice.
Farmers wishing 10 purchase good cheap MaehneFy will
DO well to call Al ourofiee address by letter.
JACKER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn.,
ny2S-u Late Nashville Man. Co.'S Shops.
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ACURoUsCAsE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Story.
The Patterson IN. j. Guardian of the l4th inst,
tells the following story of marriage lately con-
summated in that place. young lady of that place
lately visited New York. and was introduced and
became acquainted with family living in Fifth
avenue. The visit was agreeable, and soon after
son and daughter Of the family came to pay her a
visit in Patterson. What follows is thus narrated
in the Guardian:
Bedtime arrived, and both were shown to their
rooms In short time after the young man had
retired the young lady, who is the heroine of our
story, introduced herself into his bed chamber and
passed the night there Extraordinary as this con-
duct seems to have BEEN it was not such an aston,
Usher rs the young gentleman received in the morn
ing, for he found himself entrapped, the minister
present. and fuss generally being kicked up by the
grls relatives The sister, upon being informed of
the true state of the case was highly indignant and
astounded even more than the young man himself
Only one way presented itself for the young gentle
man to escape from the wrath of the household and
the meshes of the law. marriage was quickly
soiemnized, he at last expressing willingness to be-
come husband sooner than have legal measures
resorted to. His sister returned to the city TO
acquaint the family on the avenue with the scrape
and the young man, her brother, we believe Slipped
off in the next train. Nothing has been heard of
the bridegroom from that time to this; but his
mother came up and visited his newly made
wife, and, after reproducing all hands for their
hypocrisy and deception, declared her son should
never live with the woman he had been forced TO
marry-that sooner than he should see her, they
should send him far as water would carry him
Thus the affair stands at present. Considerable
excitement and great deal Of gossip have grown
out of the affair, and how it will end time alone
tell
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COMMISSIOVER,S SAFE

virtue Of decree OF the Livingston Cirepit our,
dered at us June Term, 1857 the suit of A. 81 irwin
o against the Steamboat CumberI and and
Onh5r deiendantS will on the 18th day of uutIs7 81
me hoeK "nari the Town of smhland, KeStu cky ex
Oso 70 safe az Pu0ie suction credit three az and nina
months the Steamboat Cumberland herEpgiDe 1tTnita,s
Purchasers Will required 70 give bonds 10
lave tne force and effect Of repeVu bond up1n which
eu1ou may issue bearing from date pavsbs ~ 80
ss As Commssloner All persons haYne claims VS. ssid
uay next This 2ist July 1857, i n I0yy 3 % jan
Jur25-dl0d. C ~ =
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Business Change

have this day disposed Of my entire interest in the bus
ness Of johnson, Horne 81 Co., to Jno A. Fisher ana
James Wheless who will continue Il heretofore and for
whom earnestly solicit liberal share Of public patronage
July ST. "a, HORNE
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Fisher. WheIesS & Go.

Successors TO JOHNSON, HORNE & CO.)
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission and
Produce Merchants Corner Broad and Market street.
Nashville Tenn will devote particular attention 10 all
business entrusted TO them: iuly8-f
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REMOVAL.

HAVE closed up my Stable Market street.. for
purpose OF going Texas, but attend my Sta
BILE, corner Of Church and Front have
moved Stock and will be pleased the pstron
age OF my old customers and the riding public
uIy G. W. SUMNER.
P. ST. wish 70 hire good Csrriags driver. For good
years 6, w. s.
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NOTICE.

Lib persons indebted to the estate of the late William
Anderson, deceased will call and settle the tame; and
all having claims against the said requested
present them for payment within the prescribed by law
SAMUEL BROWN,
July 10 Nv Ahminlsirainr
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Valuable Farm for Sale

Wish 70 sell the plantation which nov i've lyng on
Carers eTee- ten miles north Of Columbia a. q i've
miles west OF spring Hill containing Five fuuGred and
thirty Five $50 Acres; three hundred and OF
" hieh is in good ate Ofcudvaton-
Persons wishing purchase would do well 70 cal and
examine the property before buying. Y. S. PlCKARD.
da. ~
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Writing.

MERCHANTS and Clerks can in a short
with 49,
MR.. DOLBEAR
No 40 Cole ge street. Hours from TO IL A. NJ and
LADIES are taught in and easy style. Children
can learn during the school vacations pills
daily. julyIq
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NASHVILLE Building ASSOCIATION.

TRUST SALE.
DY Vrrae OF . deed executed 10 the Nashville Building
ID Association by H. L. Weaver, which record In
the Registers Office Of Davidson county book No page
O. the said Nashville Building alton Trsasa rey
WILL Saturday the 9Th day Of August court
yard gate Nashville sell aueoa highest bidder
for cash, the property therein described being south
Nashville, fronting forty feet Market running
back 1871 feet which situated comfortable fan v resi-
denee. The equ, OF redemption waived 10 saId deed
Sale 10 take place at l2 o clock,
July 22-td. CHAs. A FULLER, Treasurer.
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Land Warrants.

WE The highest market price for Warrants, our off
w Zee on Union street, CampbelIs New Building
nayu-d1 A. WHBLRS = CO
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MOTTO

LAErERs BAsK Tenn, !
Nashville, July /, 1857.
TItHlS Bank has declared dividend per- cent out Of
the tits for the lss6 per- cent out ofhs
surplus profits making per- payable the
ders demand Ijuy3-ImI ID. WEAVER 90
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Fine Farm for gale.

~ undermined offers for sale the finest Farms in
= Middle tennessee lying IN Maury county, eight miles
North Of Columbia. and within mile and hall OF an e
eellent turnpike Few Farms in any portion the STATE
combines so many suped0r advantages. Il contains 6S
ofthe most fertile productive soil $50 acres of bjcb
are eleaTed-e balance well timOeFed There ar several
never falling Springs furnishing abundance OF water
There also excellent young Orchard eleven
hundred trees The dwelling PLAN but comfortable with
good out houses Of every kind fhe proprietor being de-
teTmined to SELL Cners hs Farm twenty per cent les
thar place equal value bought for 10 the cOun
ty. Apply to the undersigned al Columbia.
July 94-tf JOHN w NAYES
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SHERIFE,S SALE.


r. virtue Of Venditon expOuas to directed from the
DCreu Court Stewart county Tennessee at the July
term, 1884, will expose 10 Pubic sale, the Cou House
door IN The town Of Dover 10 the highest bidder
on Monday, the 7h day Of September next all Inc right
tte claim and Interest that Ge0rse T. and to
certain sct or parcel OF land, lying in Stewart
Tennessee Dstryt Ne. A. the Saline Greek
the same WhereOn Robert George lives, and (1mery
owned by Sarah Clark, deceased bounded north nv
Daniel Cherrys land, the by Ethel on
the south by Susan Pughs land Susan Pugbs
ana Daniel Chsrrys land, ntaninz, by estimation
acres Levied on as the property Of George T. Lewis 10
satisfy debt and cost IN favor of Judson HON. ad istr
tor of W. w Smith, deceased.
July2 Is57-v3t. Prs fee $500 ~ 'N''iH
Auction sale of Groceries by b. Lanier & Co,
Being compelled stock of Groceries pre-
Auction Tuesday morning 25h inst at 10 O'Clock gen
eral stock of Groceries, Liquors d.. viz.
Is hhds Sugar all Grades, 500 kegs Nails assorted;
70 6bis Loaf = 50 dozen Buckets;
go bsgs Rio Coffee; 100 box Star Candles.
go bbls Reoti6ed Whisky; go s. Glass Ware;
SO Bourbon and Rys'E ~ Tobacco assorted:
IS NewsOnes Z" so casks soda;
IS " American Brandy, 20 London Porter
10 - American Gin: so box Starch:
10 &C American Wine;
TO EetheT with all the small articles useuslIy offered at
auction. July 23-ldl b. LASIER " co.
Time Sale of Groceries by Morris q Stratton.
ON WEDNESDAY morning, July 18th 1857, at 10
eioeE We VIII offer at Auction, in front of StOr
Street. Large and well selected stock Groceries,
81 mas choice ugars; 200 boxes star and taOw
$50 half bbis choice rebOilsd so boxes starch;
20 Moasses; 63 do Tobacco, various
50 bbfs n . loaf
$50 bags Rio Coffee; 900 box Glass Wars sss,ed.
wv Kegs Nails, best brands; 90 bbs CIDER Vinegar;
% deg Painted Buckets 30 bols WHISKY, various
With other articles to make a complete sale.
TERMS:
an SIMS under $500 cash; all $500 and under
approved endorsed notes. payable in Of the city
July 10 : q 3 NORRIS &STRATTON |