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FURNITURE WARE Rooms,
NO. a, COLLEGE STREET.
PATTERSON q FREEMAN 4 .''

HAVE In store and constantly recevnzsa dna as
sortment Of all kinds Of CABINET FURNITURE, which
they determined to sell low any ether house In the city,
a. TIE same time waautng their Furniture to be Of the best
workmanship and finish One Of the firm has just returned from
The east, where he personally selected the entire stock which all
Of RECENT MANUFAoTURE and Latest STILLS Our stock
ssts IN Of Rosewood and Mahogany Paor Furniture
Of which very hne together With CHAMBER Sets Book Cases
Hardro6es Reclining Chairs Lounges Sofas Easy Chairs French
Bedsteads, Music Stands, Mahogany Cha DRESSING Bureaus
Extension Tsbe etc. etc and complete Of ali
kinds Of
Low PRICED FURNITURE,
nd every variety Of Wood and Cane Seat CHAIRS We will en-
dsavor to please ALL and will take much pleasure IN showing
stock to those who may favor with a call.
msy29-3m PATTERSON & FREEMAN.
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and Pleasure, and Wishing 20 Visit Ber-
sheba Springs Grundy County, Tenn.
LEaASoH, July 20, 1858.
FFVHE Cars on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad leave
Nashville every day az O'Clock, A. NJ and arrive Al
CoFan evs day Al Is minutes before p NJ iuedaty after
the arrival Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
from Chattanooga The sewaHee viii every
day. except Sunday and passengers to Tracey City where
viii be found god Hotel Tor the accommodation OF passengers
and also splendid line Concord Post Coaches in
readiness passengers to Brshes Springs, distance Of
about ehn miles, over one OF the ievelest mountain roads in
the Persons wishing TO the extensive mining opera
tons the Company, and viewing the site Of the great
Southern Unyery-a lauaDie enerre, which 50 we'll de-
the attention Of the punc- have an opportunity Of
doing BY taki this rad to Besrsea springs that acknos
edged desirable summer Retreat "here Hu oe oala one Of ne
hrst class Hotels under the infringement OF Samuel n scott
Esq long the propnetorof the City Hotel al NASHVILLE and who
Is 50 LtVosy known 70 the puDe iof me s!e anu 39y N
which he conducts hnte lie amply prepared and viii spare
pains make visitors comfortable and happy at Beehe
Lneie Is another roai TO beere1a slinss ron va
Mchnnve leaving the main trunk Of the Nashville and Chat
tsuUoga Railroad Iulahoms and arriving at McAnnve the
excellent we'll conducted hotel Thse wishing % visit
Brsheb Springs viii leave Me1inuve every day at o'clock
A NJ, and arrive at Beersheba the same day.
In addition 20 the above routes there is line OF four horse
Post COahes leaving Nashville daily Except sunday at4 p NJ
ana on SUNDAY ar eocN A n Inc sl4so VII arrive az zen
every day Al o'clock, P NJ Except sunday and on Sun
Monday, Wednesday. and Friday al O'clock A NJ, and arrive
At MeNHnvile a. - o'clock, P ~ same day and stay all
shea the dy % o'clock Stage fare through by this
route, from Nashville Bseshea, s.. This road McAdam
turnpike Of the natural roads 10 the Southwest The
distance from Nashville 10 Behea 100 miles This road is
stocked W he hrses, Concord coaches careful drivers &C.
running, also, ourOrse Coaches every day Sundays
exOeptei from McMuuvie Sparta, in connection with the
McMnnVe and Manchester Railroad; also twOh0rse Coaches
Sparta Grab Orchard and Kingston, to Loud0n the
East Tennessee snd Georgia Railroad making immediate
tOu with tine at Loudon.
Passengers obtain through tickets at the Stage Once under
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville all the above and inter
mediate points; Carthage, Chest Mound. and C0okve.
have, In Connection with the staging interest al Beersheha
Springs large and we'll conducted Livery Sbe where visitors
ud, all times, Bugge RockaWays, E0hOe Coaches
and the best Of Saddle Horses. % hire.
Persons visiting the Springs with their private cOnveyances
a
All persons hiring vehicles horses return The property
fVs3-dS-tv3sr - W A PRICE
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

MEMFHIs, Tenn, July p, IsJ3.
To the stokhodeOf esouthn Pacific Railroad Company Of
Texas
A GENERAL meeting OF Stockholders viii held n Louis
IN VILE, Kentucky, the 24th day Of August
Of great Importance viii be brought before meeting de-
manding the attention Of all interested. The enterprise promises
all that has been claimed for by its enthusiastic
raTagant advocates Its past has been marked by
Of the gossst character; yet, by
and good management in future be made to the largest
pecaton Of friends. This is the shortest, and cheapest
route connected by railway, Of the Atlantic and Pacific
The press throughout the country viii render this enterprise and
the scattered Stockholders twenty six States Of the Union,
great service by noticing this call Convention Of
holders the 2 day Of August in The city Of Louisville KY
JEPTHA FOWLKES,
jy31 President 5. P. r. R. Co.
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LIABILITY OF express COMPANIES case involv-
ing the liability of Express Companies came up on
the 2sth ult., in the Marine Court, OF New York.
The action was laid against the Adams Express
Company for the amount due on q PrOmissOry note
given them TO collect, which had been lost before
presentation to the maker. The Court rendered
judgment in favor of the plaintiff, holding that a
banker or common carrier is liable for all damage
resultipg from his osrelessness or neglect
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reading NaIIer on every Page.

~ The impression 81 Washington is that the
Indian tribes located west Of Arkansas are likely
prove trOublesOms Il is said there vas plot .
short time since to intercept and rob Major eARRHr,
Indian Agent, Of government mOnsy-sOms three
bEBdEed thousand d0nars-but il did not succeed.
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Nance q Woodwnrd,s Iisf.


WTE Offering good bargains in desirable places in
w and near the city Of Nashville.
One lot in hardngs addition 100 feet square, corner
handsomely nelOsd, Cottage Building i've good rooms
piazas and front porco, house. house.
provements all new and neatly finished very desirable
place.
one lot Of 60 feet front Broad street, near the corner Of
High and Broad streets, good business stand. Prices very
low.
One large brick dwelling Broad opposite Tenn
and Ala K T. Depot or good rooms and proper back build
ings, good shade in front. Very cheap.
with front on Maple street. large new brick
dwelling, or 10 good smoke house, servants rooms
good cstern, and handsome shruy the yard large
garden. Terms easy.
Several small tracts the city varying
acres with good impFCyemeut-s0me unimpr0Yed low and
liberal q
Several large tracts, with good proportion Of timber and
cleared land.
One with $500 acres mostly timbered which splendid
set Of Water Mills aud Ice Houses. splendid chance for
Der and lumber dealers
some 20 % uninproyed lots In different parts OF the city
such time and prices who ALE homs
that they may purchase and pay for hme and longer
Persons desiring to purchase will please call Office 0pp0
site 70 the Republican Banner, Dsalsrick street.
juy292W NANCE & WOODWARD.
Auction Sale of Groceries.
THURSDAY MORNING, July q, at 10 o'co,k. BY
DILLON & CO.,
July25-td Is College street.
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DARE CHANCE FOR FORTUNE.--FOR
sAIE-sz5 600 worth Of most valuable real estate
will reasonable Of most desirable
eity property offered In this lying on Cherry Cedar
Market and Spruce Streets suitable for business houses or private
Wengs propose exchange the above for likely Negroes,
the best cash price
stmsy I5-tf WILL l. BOYD. Jr
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Democratic victory an oregon.

The late elections Oregon resulted IN glorious
triumph for the Democracy the united forces of
the Black Republicans and Know Nohiugs. OF
the fifty representatives. and Senators, the Black
Republicans and Know Mornings have elected but
eleven This secures the election Of that sound and
reliable Democrst, Hon. JosEPH LANE, to the U. s.
Senate. The following are the officers elected on
the general ticket:
Governor-JoHE WHITEAKRE; Congressman-L
P Grover; Secretary of SIate-L. HEATH; State
Treasurer D. BOON; State Printer-AsAAHEL
BUsH
The Portland Argus ssys enough is already known
umphant success Of the whole Democratic State
ticket The Democracy, everywhere we have heard
from, have worked with a will and an JUNCTION eom~
mensurate with the importance Of the contest
They have stood undisnayed and unmoved against
the most formidable form within the power of the
opposition to assume. The corrupt and unprinci
uled coalition Of cd Is and ends factions and isms,
have rushed in solid phalaux against the rock Of
Democracy which rolls back the mad froth and foam
of bitter disappointment and defeat
The sterling Democracy OF Oregon have stood firm
aud unh nchIug beneath the assault of fusiOni>m,
thorough, oouplde, and enIire-an assault the De-
mocracy of no Northern State East of the Rocky
Mountains have ever successfully met and enoOun>
tered We have snaiched the political destinies of
Oregon far beyond the reach of Black Republican
ism for long years TO come, and have clothed the
new State Of Oregon in robes invulDerable to the
assaults of Abolitionism. The Democracy Of Ore
seon are therefore invncible, and while we remain
true to our integrity aud to our principles, may
laugh to dersIOn the efforts of the foe TO conquer
US United, true 10 ourselves and the Constitution,
and the Union, the Democracy Of Oregon are in
Vipcble!
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VTRGTNTALFAF TORACCO,

VIRGINIA LEAP TOBACCO.
WE are receiving store, and Oer for the trade, Sc
w boxes StuItz's and b Tobacco This Tobacco has
reputation 1y manufactured Virginia, and
guaranteed numlzr
ALSO,
$500 genuine Rio H0nd0 Cigars
5000 assorted brands Cigars, direct importation;
% baskets Mum Champagne;
100 qr chests superior Young rs 80n Tea:
Or. casks NAret Brandy, imported in 1854
casks Rochelle Brandy
Old Port Wine;
do pure juice PORT for medicinal use;
200 boxes French Brandy;
80 barrels Cincinnati Whiskeys;
100 bags Rio CoGeei
so barrels Refined and Crushed Sugars
For sale low by DILLON & CO.,
jy20 No IS College street.
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NATIONAL HORSE EXHIBITION. brilliant sue
cess of former Horse Shows, st Springfield Mass p,
is notorious. As collections Of distinguished men
and horses, they are without rivals Athird exhibi~
ton is set down for September IA, To- 10 and 18th
next, and The arrangements are on more liberal
scale than heretofore Some of the first citizens of
Springfield constitute the board Of managers, with
GEO. Bliss, the well known President Of the Michi-
gan Southern Railroad, al its head A new and
splendid sixty acre park, with both q half mile and
mile track, is set apart as the exhibition ground
The premiums offered amount to three thousand DOL
lars covering twenty four different classes Of animals
thorough breds, stations of various kinds, Mares
colts spans, fancy horses family horses, farm horN
SEES saddle horses, ponies, etc., and embracing two
premiums of 5000 each, eleven Of 500, two Of SI5
and thirteen of $50. Asplendid State prize Banner
costing SlO0 is to be presented to the Agricultural
Society Of the State that contributes the largest
number Of valuable aEimBls. All animals and their
grooms destined for the exhibition, will be passed
Tree both ways over all the railroads leading into
Springfield There is the utmost confidence felt by
the managers in the grandest collection of horses
on this occasion ever seen in the United States
They have already had the promise Of the presence
Of some rare blood animals from Kentucky, the prop
srty Of distinguished pOliticisn Of that State.
Those who dssirs full particulars to the exhibit
ton can secure them by addressing GEO DWIGHT,
Chief Marshal or J. N. BAG0, Secretary, Spring
Geld, Mass.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

EAb L Hun DRIED DOAAAAsS REV AID
VsHA8 G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
all who shall see these preutseeting Whereas, it has
been made known certiin BURTON charg-
ed with having committed Of embezzeent and
fed from justice, and is running a large;
Now, therefore, l. Ia G. Harris, aforesaid
virtue Of the power and authority in vested do hereby
reward Of $500 any person persons who may aPprhend
the said F. y. Burton deliver him the Sheriff
county o. Davidson in order that justice in that beha
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have heeunto set hand and
& caused great Of the State be atxed Nash
(L'S-i vile the 3lst day Of May, lsjs.
- IsHAN G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. E. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
fupel2-f
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TIM HBAT ABROAD Letters from Europe and
India speak Of the remarkable heat of the season
The accounts from India reported that the intense
heat Of the country appears to have fatal effect
upon the English troops. In the S5th Regiment
eighty four deaths of spOplexy were announced
The London theatres have been deserted on account
of the great heat and several persons are reported
to have died from the same cause. The drought
throughout France is excessive. The Seine is re
ported to be nearly as low as it was in 17l9. In
England the crops reported to be very promising
except in districts where the drought has affected
them In Spain the harvest is very fine.
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GREAT BARGAINS AT NO eS PUBLIC
sQUAREWe will offer our entire Stock Of Goods at cost for
cash only, for few days for our Fall Stock
Nov is the time for everybody to get cheap goods Can soon
OF you will miss the chance. ...
iVlyss J. g. h4VhVLsVH 3 W.
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DILLON q CO.'S

SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning, August 3, at 10 O'Clock,
WE will sell in front Warehouse following ar
w cles at Auction.
50 bags prime Rio Coffee; ~ bbls Q yellow sugar;
10 hhds Sugar; 50 boxes HysOn Tea;
so boxes Star Candles; IS Or boxes Star Candles;
10 cases Ginger Wine, 40 Tobacco;
article: q bxs various brands Tobacco
10 boxes Ky Leaf Tobacco, 90 hf barrels Whisky;
so boxes Brandy: 10 cases Aromatic Bitters;
go dozen Masons Bseng 100 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
800 hbs Whisky, assorted binds; 20 bbs Holland Gini
hf bbls Holland Gin; 30 bbs } H. Smiths Old Re
25 ibis Old Bourbon Whisky; serve Whisky
Is bbs Old Monongahela do 80 bbls Malaga Wine;
Is hf casks Cognac Bra ldy; 30 boxes Whisky
Together with numerous other articles to make up complete
sale DILLON q Co,
auq3 No Is College street.
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BG- Steam plOughing in England is already an
industrial pursuit. Mr.. Joseph Fowler, with his
steam plough, which requires two men and two boys
to work it, contracts to plough one and quarter
acres per hour, at cost 10 the farmer of Is 23d,
per acre. Land thus plOughed is reported to yield
e-quarter per acre more than that IlOughed in
the usual way BY horses.
The following notice Of another form of steam
plough appears in q recent London paper:
Mr.. Williams steam plough will continue at work
during the early part Of this week, on the farm Of
MIR. owen, at Clapton, where gentlemen may have
an opportunity Of Witnessing its performance. Mr.
W. then proceeds to the neighboring lands Of Mr..
Alexander, who has fifty acres ready for him.
A grand trial of steam plOugbs was announced to
be held under the auspices Of the Royal Agricul-
tural Society Of England, commencing July 10, at
Chester. Highest premium, 81, 500.
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The Macon (Gs Citizen says "s gentleman re
Gently from Florida, aud who passed through South
Western Georgia, says the present corn aud cotton
crop promises to be the largest grown for twenty
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WILL REMAIN IN TIE UEIrED STATES Professor
Aeusrz has set ct rest all doubts IS to the perms-
nency Of his residence in this country. At the fes-
lival Of the Phi Beta KAPPA fraternity, held at Cam
bridge, Mass, last week, the great naturalist was
called out for speech. 10 the course of his re
marks, he announced that she regarded himself no
longer as Europeans" WhereuPOn, the enthusi
sstio and much pleased BOslOnian0 lesped to their
feet, as one man, and Interrupted the speech by
cheering vociferously. When this tumult sudsided
the Professor resumed with declaration that he
designed to remain in America, ''if for no other
reason than to show that science here could be free
from the trammels Of routine"
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LEO YALlaBLE FARMS EnR SALE

THAT V4luable farm on which The UNDERMINED has
sided for the last eight years, is for sale. u
the waters Big Harpeth river. the county OF "
hanson, fourteen miles from Nashville the uage
Tank on the Rchand and Ceutrsvile Turnpike nine mil
from Franklin, The county Of williamson, and Witb
miles OF the North Western Railroad being
8truesd The tract contains about Jour hundred and ezh
sores OF arst farming laud the county line betWee
Davidson and Williamson runs through the Northwest cor
Of the q formally the well known farm
The late WIZ ne Wbitodld-
this q comfortable residences, with all
cessary out houses barn. cribs stables carrsEe house. 81
with an excel young orchard choice fruit Coed
spring water and abun dance nfuever ang stock water
running different through the farm. AdiOn
Ing s another Of about two hundred acres
xceont land With good residence, Tor sale The soil
tracts equal for crops either grain grass
and both omitted. they will be So separately together
NAV suit uyersA 10 Is thought b. good judges could BE-
Of best stock IN the state its
those Wanling bry, would Of Whish
the premises before purchasing. further description
deemed unnecessary. but all are invited call To-
themselves. aug 25-eOGWtfl JOHN I. HILL.
FWIsH 20 sen the farm winch reside, In WiIlinmsCl
county, adjoining that advertised above ty MT. John
H containing By recent hundred ard ninety
bali OF first rate f1r1irg la &, with
forbs dwelling with al necessary houses suitable To-
small tarn, with Eo0d water. the Is we'll encioseC
With good fences nelUdna about hundred yards
With Mr. Hui's-Gs bOth uuied MD certainly make des
r4b,e farm and purchasers invited call Ar Hi
md examine he premises. LAVlNtA CRAIGHBAD.
For ferhsr particulars apply TO br e. =. Snyder, q
.toFeof Snyder & Frzzell Nashville L.
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RSrBEN Cars town Of Columbus, or Kentucky
City appears TO be a considerable place, from map
which We have received from the proprietor. They
certainly have sharp people there, if the following,
which we take from an exchange is true:
An old farmer who had been somewhat uuforiuu-
ale IN some of his dealings 10 that increasing EN-
bryO village exp essed his opinion Of it as follows:
If the Auge Gabriel happens 10 light At C'lum
hus, thsrl he no resurrection, for they'll sDndle
han ou Of his horn before he can make angle ID
tOOt
We had understood before that the people down
that way we're fond Of taking horns
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pT young from Maury ccanty situation as Clerk
ID salesman 10 Wholesale 6ruc, Commission and Produce
House. or In Cotton Warehouse Has had experience Ia each,
and give the best o. Nashville references as to business euai-
hcaons Would wish 70 commence IL September October.
inquire Of Jas. 0 Grif5th, this o5ce. july 3Oi4
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A RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT, with lubs and Appar-
complete 0rer, capable ol farming Is 3
barTe Liquor per day. The eslsIlcnt o1ed for sale
moderate tsrmss the rGcepls process msuu-
featuring all kinds Of Liquors Wiz given p1rctasa
without extra charge, If desired.
This good opportunity for investing snail capital, Win
certainty OF its paying a very large profit
Address RECrIFIER, box So o., Nashville. y2f-2H
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ENRU155E9 oAAss ElRuHT CANsl-Juss received
so do do White Al ~
also make sizes Fruit Cans flr ss,linT 49,. .i -.
structed and easily sealed up, and warranted Ssos -
II T7Orders from the country promptly Allied.
iy3I-d&W6 J. ". WILSON.
FNRESH ARRIVALS
ID ladie5' FrsHch Lasting Caters with heels;
Do italian Cloth side laced Caters;
Do Kid Pump Congress Boots;
Do French Lasting Congress Caters
Do do do Slippers;
Do Black Velvet and hid slippers
Missss Caters, Boots, and slippers.
hne assortment Of Chdrnis and Infants Boots Shoes and
Caters. Just received by JOHN RAMAGE,
azgl q College street
A DDIFEONAL sUPPLEEss-No. English Sole
"A Leather T. inks Of medium quality, fer gentlemen.
Ladies French Dress Trunks;
Do Bonnet Boxes; Just received b.
aurl L0HM RllllGE- q Cnlla.a a.
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READIEG OUT OF THE PARTT-The BrOderick fac
ton, with their Black Republican allies, have Sc
rous Thoughts OF reading the President and all Of
his friends out Of the party. Three boilers IN the
Senate, and twelve or fourteen deserters In the
House of Representatives, find themselves IN the
position Of the eleven obstinate jurymen who we're
opposed by the lone twelfth man, who came into
the Court and informed his Honor, the Judge, that
"peThsps he had eleven of the most obstinate fell
lows that His Honor ever saw in his life." There
a few of these obstinate fellows up here
ia Tuoumne who have the assurance and nerve to
stand by the Administration and proclaim their ap-
prevail Of the ST the President in relation to
his Kansas policy.
The issue is made; the friends of the Admins
trst on are resdy to meet it. BrOderick and Nc
Kbben are expected on the next steamer. We want
Dir BroderCk 10 canvass the State, as It has been
announced that he would do. Then, We say to the
friends of the Administration to rally TO the prima>
ry elections, and elect but good and true men
TO the G uniy COnvention-men who will tDdorse
the President course and who will vote for delegates
the State Convention, who will Tepudate the man
who has deserted his party and abused the veneTs
bic and patriotic chief, now so ably administering
the Executive Office of the NATION.
Democrats, be not deceived, we have those who
claim 10 be Democrats, yet opposed to indorsing
the Administration. Away with such Democracy!
No Democrat is afraid 10 proclaim his principles
If be indorses MIR. Buchansu's Administration, be
Is willing 10 say so.
Then mark the men who proclaim themselves
Democrats. but st the same time say they do not
wish 10 indorse he President in the County COnven
tion The good and true Democrat is at all times
ready and willing to avow his pOsItiOn-in other
words, willing 10 'sLow his hand " Meet the issue
boldly, fearlessy, and Independently Sacramento
Cni0a.
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ID ARE CHAN Gel have No. Blacksmilh Is Tsars
old and Of good character, flr Also several o
likely negro men Liy2q WILL L. BOYD, IN
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T.. o. HARRIS. ". o.. .. ..
HA RRGS q CO.,
A UCTEON g. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
~ and Wholesale Groces, Once al W. Ii. Gordon & Co.'S
Warehouse, No. 80 Market street
HARRIS & CO have Ia and Oder 70 the tradei
go hhds New Orleans Sugars. all grades;
so bdls Crushed and Powdered sugar:
200 do and half barrels M0lassas;
1870 bUXes Star Candles;
20 cases Sardues-t and I boxes
90 bills MsrkeTeI:
100 packages assorted Li1ours;
so keys four penny nails
> tags Spice;
matches;
: hills Land pfstsr. mavQ-tf