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the United siaies.H
Royal Octave Rp. 2O0, double couuu strongly hsund
THIS WORK IS A C0llPENDIUsr or COMMERCIAL
knoWiedgs, including res upon the ade Of every important
maritime eouHty and ely Korid eopous and rssls s
te upon he staple productions Of even climate Esly W
commercial subjects Fyu5pses o. tie Is rslaring con-
merre: and gn-ry- ineraton asd satisfies upor --v
imp0r aut csHHer1iai subject.
The want Of comprehensive coarasrI work Of ri. tff b
long been felt In he Unitsl statssa work ehRitaz M e
lion aud resources United States ana he separate - a.
villas Of forezu nations. Tie only attempt hitherto maize In
country supply DE Fant o. such work reprint
twenty i've years ago, ofsfcCunocs folry ef Cozaneres
and C5zsansEE Nasfy1fi5n This york probably as can
peis In references eosmeTgal Ta o foreign eounfrel
could be nab Al re tine o. s apao1, Is Fery aeaei
ent in statistics relating % tbs coz 1s 1eafg q he I-n
ted Stats. T1e ela01s o Mr HCulis Eart tta
much matter % an ssoistsor i31l earer- Hah ne
rican reader feels bzi Islrs li " s-rs es q Ersa.
Importance 70 euumsrl 80 Is s s1g s-- r. he English
EaEk, either omi.szl szfrsig sstl.s. sesszialiy.
The extensive and lalsrsas .es aars taseu pzse
uitin the pass Ten yasrz -HssFss rsi-s essislaiess
ofnev territories, DsE r.a-si pss-aa uasxamplsd in
crease Of he cozaree g. El saal, % TIE asTslopuent
and the record q Dc gFsst rsl r5ercs Of lhs Unise
Sates-ali seem n Require asr a1 distinct sark via view
place before o0ss-ael r 1ars ample account Of the
progress Of camusTo .faslss ssr5. & pTsssns volume
has eea puTagsi u-a Ie 70 szg -s and, While
have aimed az pressnsz sr s ~ M saaness, the inter
nal and foreign ts is --ii Of eaea state,
have NJ the tLls .z-fe DE- lltst statistics
reference he produets aud t Fsilii1ns Of foreign
nations especially those eta raa @ Jaei states have the
mostintrnate interceure.
We have eadeav0red 20 rrgsai coaenssl ard
from reliable oues historical and statistical details in reference
to he great staples OF the Uuou OF important proucts
who's export foreign countries has contributed largely % TIE
prosperity Of s States and whose production IN future years
eculld give control Of the markets Of the world.
TINS add greatly the material e1l.h Of the Union
This il the first attempt I'm the United States to collect he bis
toricai anstaca aets In reference 20 these important sub
jeois into one single work collecting these materials and
conienzng them within moderate compass have been al
By valuable official reports eiby The treasury department.
and By the patent Office Of the United States, for series o. years
the and highly valuable reports Of the Department.
ofs5ate upon The Commercial rsHs Of tie Ctea STATS.
Much OF the varied and important information contained in te
oeial documents brought together in the present under
appropriate heals that the reader, instead Of the labor q
consulting fifty sixty volumes, may every suhscs
discussed under is alphabetical order.
For sale By w t. BERRY & Cosg
juIyss PUBLIC SQUARE.
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BUFFALO July % The fire on Wednesday com
pleely destroyed the elevator attached to the freight
depot of the New York Central Railroad Company
Ohio street. with its contents, consisting OF seven
hundred bags Of coffee, valued at $4,000; forty
hOgsheads Of sugar valued at 1000 and forty tons
of dry goods valued al $4,000. The building end
machinery were valued at $4,000, and were owned
and occupied by the New York Central RAILROAD
Company. The freight depot was slightly dam
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nsA- Michigan is the first to inaugurate an Agri-
cultural College. As yet it has only accOmmOda
tions for one hundred students. At the commences
ment Of the present term there were but twenty
eight vacancies, while ninety three applicants aP>
pesred and were examined.
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New Books.

OsCEOLA, THE SEMINOLE; or, The Red Fawn of the
Flower Land By Capt Reid. Beautifully illustrated with
ginal designs
OLD NELL; Or The Days of tho IrOnsiders, By William
Henry Hertert.
WILD FLOWERS "a novel that will not easily Be sur
passed "-L0ndoa Observer.
THE FRENCH INCENDIARY. By Eugene Sue
THE MODERN OTHELLO Author Of Ellen Grant.
DUVAL AND THE MANIAC HRIREss. By sLiss on the
Road." Just received ~ LiRly2l JOHN YORK.
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mEmPHIS RACES.
mEMPHIs COTRSE.

The Races over the Memphis Course will
commence ON tt ESDAK, October 10, 1885,
and continue five days
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October 70 The FV ALKER STAKE,
for three year bids $500 entrance $50 Forfeit Mile heats three
or fill the stake; the Club 20 add $780, provided the
run and Close the lst day OF August 1853 Seur
itv will required for the forfeit in the above stake.
SAME DAY-Jockey Club Purse 5000. Three mile heats
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY October 20e-JOckey Club Purse
$500. Mile heats three in five.
SAME DAYSWeepstake for Two Ods; $500 entrances;
$50 forfeit. "Dash Of mile three fill the Stake
now three entries Security will he required for :he forfeit
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 2l--The "HARPER
STAKE three year olds Two mile heats $500 entrance
sIOO forfeit fill the stake the Club add $780,
provided and close Of August,
1883 Security will be required for the forfeit
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, October Joekey Club Purse 900
Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, October 23.JOcksy Club Purse
$1,000. Pour mile heats
P "Walk Over the above entities the horse to the
full amount Of jockey Club purses.
II p All entries, with fOrfes must be directed 10
WM 7. R0UNDTREE, Proprietor,
Je29-tili Oct. IS Memphis, Ten-lessee
Lexington (Ky O6seUer and Exporter copy III October -
aus send bill = this o3ce for collection
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+. VI. BRENNAN,
Nashville Foundry q Machine Shop,

81 COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines, Flour Grist and Saw
Tvs Mills and Mill Machinery Of every descrption Water
Wheels Cider and Sugar Mills Castings and Machinery for
ing syrup from Chinese
ERaiirOad and Contractors Work, Mule
Powers for Drrc Bridge Castings and Bolts Switches Frogs
Turn. tables, Tank Valves, &c.
Architectural Iron Work Of every description
for Store Fronts, Dwellings, Eerandah Balconies Cemetery en-
closures Banks and Business HOUSES
of the newest style of patterns and we'll
finished, at Eastern prices. The trade supplied
Andirons, Kettles and Wagon-boxes favorable terms
27-d3m
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OREGON Observation-Disclosures from Oregon state
that the election there has resulted in favor Of the
Democrats, who carry the Legislature. Gen. JOS
LANE will be United States Senator.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
4. Collegiate Department,
Or


J. BERRIES LINDSEY NJ D. D. D. Chancellor Of the UNIVERSITY
and Professor Of Chemistry and Geology.
Col BR JOHNSON Superintendent Of The Military College and
Professor Of Engineering.
jams F. HAArON AN, Professor Mathematics Natural Phil
Osophy, and Astronomy.
J. h STEWART AM Professor Of Greek and Latin Languages
and Literature.
P. L. J. THYsszss AM Professor Of French and Drawing
G. s. BLAcKE, AM MD, Professor Of Botany and Natural
History.
Rev J. W HoYTE AM Md Professor Of Mental and Moral
Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
G. K. WINSTON Md, Surgeon.
The first term Of the next Academic the %
OF September, and the second 18th Of February
Tuition boarding, washing, fuel rooms, Attendance
and Of 500 per Mareuaon fee S. Students
required furnish their which
crate charge, BY purchase. Engineering French Spanish
German Drawing Bookkeeping and Fencing, each no per
term Of twenty weeks
In the regular Collegiate Course, the ancient reputation Of
University for scientific and classical scholarship will
taned and at the time every facility afforded those who de-
sire to pursue partial course Besides the four regular College
classes there is also preparatory class Students under Il years
Of age will not be admitted.
By the aid Of military discipline effective government eab-
lsh and health physical culture, good order, industrious
habits, promoted.
For Catalogues additional information apply member
Of the Faculty. July ], 1853.
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CLOS CREEK FURNACE ZOE sALE.

Oyer for sale this superior Iron property situated in Stew
county, Tenn, Is miles from Clarksve most adTan
geous terms the purchaser. The Furnace il in excellent
ming condition. having been in blast through the whole OF last
year, and performed extraordinarily we'll She has the greatest
abundance Of ore which is apparent ard will speak for itself
The quality Of her Iron is No. be learned inquiry
from any who has used it She has been in blast only three
and four months, and the timber which is abundant i'm
mediatey the stack side and at Convenient dis
lance all round She has the best machinery in the state which
in first condition. The from Of
mile mile and half from the Furnace. There is
the ground about 1000 WOOD excellent condition
cOag from the arhc Of which four Oads be easily made.
1 will sell the whole together, the following
TERMSne cash payment the balance In three equal annual
payments, without interest payable in Pig Iron, twenty
dollars, the the river, this advantage to the pur
chaser, if Iron goes below that figure will stand the loss but
It rises above will take it in payment at the market value to
be fxei by dsinsested parties If wishes 20 embark In
The business and will look the property they Bibuy.
June 2g-Wu q. A.. uARREL.
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Heading Matter on Every Page.

ne We are under obligations to Hon F. K. ZoI-
HOOPER for the 9TH volume of the Explorations
for Railroad Route from the Mississippi river to
the Pacific" and other valuable documents.
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower

AA/AAh 6OOD7S IMPROVEMENT
Wv celebrated Machner eceived the premium Of Grand
GOLD MEDAL as the combned Reapng and Moving Machine
the great United States Agricultural Fair held at Louisville
n.y. IN September ls57 The trial Syracuse, New
York IN july where all the pr pal Machines in the United
States were thoroughly tested. The made ther awards
through Marshal Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, KY.
1t also re- eved the award the best Reaper and as the best
Mower before two separate committees appointed by the Prs
dent OF the DAVIDSON County Agricultural Society," at NASHVILLE
In uiy 65I over most Of the machines in In Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during the last season, every Machine in America.
The above machines are for sale by the undersigned,
B. +. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS CO.,
sb27-dSWt Nashville, Tenn.
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WASHINGTON, July 2S.-STong representations
have been made to the Secretary of State and the
President by citizens Of Oregon, Washington, and
California on the subject OF the course taken by
Gov. Douglas, of Vsucouyer's Island, towards i'm
migrants from the United States, and IN regard to
The imports Of produce into the British territory for
their support. The Hudson Bay Company, through
their chief factor, Gov Douglas, claim The exelus-
i've right Of buying, importing, and selling produce
Of al sorts. The Company purchases produce at
San Francisco, and charge profit of three hundred
per cent upon the same, when sold to immigrants
from the United States
Besides this onerous burden, the citizens Of the
United States and ali other persons seeking gold in
the territory, are compelled 10 pay O tax of twenty
one shillings month for permission Of residence.
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Executors sale of Lauds--On Ones Two, or
ThreP Ven ra1 TING.

WILL reI to the highest bder Saturday, the 4h day Of
September next Of land in the ghb0rhOOd Of
Pennington, Marshall county, Tenn
The Home place. containing hundred and iyseveu
acres on which mansion, nety finished good
and tine land.
The Pand Place. near by containing hundred acres
the most Of it good land balance Of il good timber
good water.
The und. or Ewing Place, about miles Home Tract
eighty good land. thirty cleared
with water cabbs twenty acres which good
cedar timber, and will be sold IN lots
Sold on three years time, with interest date
the purchaser giving security and land for pur
chase money. The laHds are all surveyed.
JAMES s. WEBB,
jyFQ TX, Of john L. Psrslsy's VIII
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EducatiOnaI Facilities.

ENE undersigned beg leave suggest their friends and the
public that the 18th Annual Session Of Franklin College,
f'e miles from Nahvle will open September 6th 1858, and
continue 40 weeks.
The course Of instruction quite equal that Of College
in the country the location favorable for health, and
safe retreat from vicious influences the conductors Of the nsi
tuition are deemnedto all proper exerOns to give sasc
ton tOpatrons.
The whole cost for board tuition room, fuel and washing,
amounts 70 only SlGO per
IN the Preparatory School the is only $40 per year
MRS. c. FANNINGS School for YOU'VE LADIES, the mme
vicinity the advantages daughters
70 educate. I. FANNING, President.
W LIPSCOMBE, Secretary. juy25-tWSWlmS
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H. medical department.

H. Medical Department..
SESSION 1S5S-9s-The seventh annual Course Of Lee
lures in this Institution will commence Monday the "a Of
November next and continue till the first Of the ensuing March,
THOMAS R. Jennings, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
j. BEREN LISDsLEY NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry and Phar
macy.
WINSTON, D. Professor Of Masria Medica and Medical
Jurisprudence.
A. H. BgoHAsAE, N. d. Professor of Surgical Anatomy and
Physiology.
john NJ WATSON, NJ D. Professor of Obstetrics the Diseases
Of Women and Children.
Paul Eve, N. D., Professor Of Principles and Practice
Surgery.
". X BowSe NJ D. Professor of Institutes and Practice Of
Medicine.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGGS, n d. Adjunct Professor and DemOnsator
Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened students
Monday in October (the 5th).
Pmi8GTY Course Of Lectures, free to all students will
be given By the Professors, commencing also the first Monday
Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction Of the Paeul-
ty, is open to the class free Of charge
Cnique has been established in connection with the Univer
at at which operations performed and prescribed
and lectured upon in the presence OF the class.
Amount Of fees for Lectures SI5; Matricuaton fee tpad
once Ony, So; Practical Anatomy, SO: Graduation
Good boarding be procured for 50 81 per week For
further information or Catalogue, apply 70
W. K BOWLING, N D., Dean Of the Faculty.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July, ls5S.-iy23
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARE
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

E1S Dr.. King formerly Of New YORK, for ne last four
SSAzS years o. Louisville, Kentucky, and who has de-
sossu ms a.s s y s t N - - -. ~ -
many years andcurei thousands, be i enabled 10 ours
from iucous mgical treatment, from negdct Of thei
Dr. King Dpena is No . Deaierck street, bctuee
nature.
GoSoaA cured without naucious medicine or HtsrrsBcs
sTHIcRUrE OF old or recent date ssuaIy cured in few
da bv AM operation which causes no pain Where Structure
49, benlS -.,T1f - .1iove Psr5Bs rs 5ses.e rsn--s
mischief aud undermines the constitution 80 muah
sYPHIs ali the diseases the skin growing Of neg
ect or bad treatment can be eue1tualy cured days.
SEMINAL WEkKS particular attention having been given 70
on in many eases By De destre5ve habits q incoBsdsrs
l8aas ana e5s.e alsase q ne PASSIONS nsseet g.
which vii undermine te constitution rendering esaect unnt
for business society, and causing premature Old age.
Females who may be lahorHg via any difficulty Of the Womb
Persons residing abroad by writing stating their case, vita
enclosed, directed King, y Deack street
-iti Dersssarv jrsior Strt s--r s5.e-si
Office hours from o'clock in the morning until Gin the evening.
may s3-dly
Ladies' Fine shoes and Caters.
d Ladies Brown French Lasting buonai Shoe Caters.
a New Congress Caters with and via,ou, heels
Side & Front laced Caters with and without heels.
Slippers, Of French Kid, W hi,e & Black satin, a..
Misses and Childrens' Boots, Caters aud slippers vifh
heels and without AT a College street JOHN RAAAGk-
NOR SALE.--Five hundred bags extra family Whns
II Wheat Flours from Lebanon Wills, BY -
may7-f P. & c. ANDERSON
TEVOBACCOs-5Ob boxes Langhnrn and Arimeas Superior
Tobacco, for sale very low, TERRASS BROTHERS.
StTAR CANDLES.--5OO half AMI whole boxes for sale
- low, TERRASS BROTHERS.
SUGAR.--IOO bbIs Crushed and Powdered Sugar, Balu
- more Refinery, for sale low for cash only,
TERRASS BROTHERS.
RIVERSIDE HALL.
RIVERSIDE, MONROE COUNT, TENN,
REV. J. G.. DOWNING, RECTOR,
CORPS or TEACHERS.
TTVIE Literary Institution foF Young Ladies open
for the reception Of Pupils circulars lithoErsph
view Of the buildings, address the Rector. iy2l-2m
To SPORTSWEN.
n HAVE A COLT. two years old last spring. that can m
heat any named Colt Of his age This State NsrYp
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, and let e the dis (-3a
weight. To be this FAN The forfeit y
be found E. Couan, P. n. at Waverly.
r. D. BfFFLE
Wavsrly, Tenn, July Il, ls5s.-tr3m
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W. Bolts, GAN


Il. &
and others.-Inj and Attachment Bill.
ON motion compliments by their solicitor and il ap
perng to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from the
adavit companans solicitor, which is feds that the den
dant Hamilton Montgomery nonresident of Of this state
Is therefore ordered that publication be made
Union and AHlsrc, newspaper publsrt
10 the city Of Nashville, requiring said defendant appear
the next term the Chance be held for the
Of Jackson the Court House in the town OF Ganboo, the
first wednesday after the second Monday ia July next and then
and there enter his defence mpainans said bill the
viii be aden for confessed and set down for hearing s
to him. W. u BUTTS, G. 4 u
funeI4-vlt mrs. Zee So.
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TFVHERE can had D. BLClTS Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Establishment, seals Tor Nasons, I. o. ~
Sons OF Temperance Notares Public Insurance,
Plank Road Companies Courts, States, &C. Also
boats, Post Once Stamps Steel Stamps engraved order for
Bacnhs and Slversiihs fact those Manufacturers
who may wish stamp their hands and address
These stamps warranted stamp Silver Gold, Brass Iron
and untmpered Steel without the slightest injury stamp
or ITSELF
Stencils Of kinds raade to order. Jewery made and re-
paired. l.. D. BLUM,
Deadsrek street, doors from the Public square opposite
Republican Banne OHcc. anr30-dtwm1
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IN CHANCERY ar GAINSBORO.

Samuel E. Lnsey B. Griffith and ohers-Original Bill
an motion and appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Master from the affidavit OfP. II. Leslie compartments
solicitor defendants sally d. Vnzaut, Jonas G. Gh
William Gains, and Polly Gains Of the State
Tennessee ordered that publication he made for four
cessiye weeks, the Union and AaeTeGn- newspaper pub
ssd Nashville Tennessee requiring said defendants 10 appear
next ChauCy Court be held for the county
Jackson at the Court House in the Of GainsboO, the
Wednesday aterh 81 Monday in July net, and then and
there enter their defense said b; Judgment
confessed viii he taken against te and this down
hearing DqTte 10 them.
iunel2-W4t prs fee 50 ". ii. BUTTS, Q. & N
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TSHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
all who shall these prentsgreang: Whereas il has
been made known that certain Nm BU RTON, carg
ed with having med the offence Of ehezenent, and has
hed from iustice and Is running at large.
Now therefore, l. Iham G.. Harris Governor, Aforesaid By
virtue Of the power and authority vested do hereby offer
reward Of $500, person persons who apprend
the said n. W. Burton, and deliver him to the sheriff Jaor
Of county Of Davidson, order that justice that behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof have heeunto set my handand
T. caused the seal Of the state to be affixed at Nash
~ Vllei the 3lst day Of May, 1858.
- IsHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. T. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
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Professor HaskeIFs Electric Oil,
POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
n Deafness, Epeias scrofua, Bronchitis, letter, Ring
worm, Scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches.
IL Cured IL from three 10 tcszty minutes. III
COrns Piles, TOOhache, Chronic SG JOINTS Sprans
Lameness IN Man or Beast all kinds Of Sores Freckle and HUI
Cramps and Collie, Pains of every description
simultaneously.
Prices 50 cts., 81 and 50 per Bottle.
1t Is the only real HAIR INVIGORATOR that will make the
hair grow when everything else falls clean the head white and
free from DANDRUFF in ten minutds, shiny, glossy Jet
This wonderful Oil perfectly harmless: burning bis
rng sensations, with other and Iinments
SAINT to take conquers fire. soothing and healing burn
scald in five minutes.
This Oil operates the principles Electricity thousands
miraculous cures have been performed the land
Use everything else then give this Oil trial, and you will
be convinced INDECENT persons, unable purchase bottle
shall have it free
Friend, suffer longer send for bottle Of Hases Electric
Oil Consultation and advice given gratis at Depot, No. 60
Pine St.
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Contrac
ton OF the muscles should try the Eectropedean Bath. BE
neuar ABOUT ue directions accompanying each bottle No ped
Merchants are agents. who have large Autograph certificate
signed by the proprietor
BeUare Of C0lnterJetsl
Every BOTTLE mas Professor Haske5 Electric Oil" blown on
the side and edges Of the glass; and the envelope has his portrait
and signature to counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. % ti51e Street, Saint Louis, Missouri
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
terms druggists and merchants desiring supply Of this popu-
lar and wonderful remedy by calling in person. addressing by
letter, Prof Haskell, 90 Pine Street. St. Louis will have their
orders promptly filled and forwarded.
TERMS Cash 81, 50 SIG per DOZEN It IS elegantly put
9P securely packed and variety Of superb LhogaPs, Fine
Bills &C. furnished gatutously Send in your ordersi you
will find it cures and pays.
For sale wholesale by EWIN PENDLETON CO. and retail
by 10. G. BROWN Nashville, Tenn. marld&W1y.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES -
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS a co.
an MONDAY, July e6h, 1855, We viii sell for Cash in
" front Of our Warehouse, complete assortment Of Groceries
consisting in part as follows, viz:
40 bids Sugar; Joe boxes Star candles;
900 bags Cofee 100 = and q do
IS bbls Moasses; - bNs selected ". r. Cheese;
40 bbls crusd pow Sugar. 100 barrels White Whisky;
IS kits Mackerel IS do n. y. Brandy;
sacks Almonds; 10 do Holland Gin;
y cases Sardines; 800 kegs Nails;
20 boxes Cove Oysters; - dozen Painted Buckets;
10 bags Pepper 20 nests Tubs;
8 chests Tea; As boxes starch;
20 bales Cotton Irvine; $50 dc Soap;
IS coils Rope; IS do Doyle's Candles;
IS cases Matches; 100 dozen Msson's Blacking;
100 boxes Fiasks;
Together with numerous other articles to rake up complee
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
jy20-dm No. 30, Market street.