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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
Letfered with Gold

in legible and durable characters, TO order
MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, &c, made TO suit
customers.
Lettering and Binding heretofore done by
the Milton Binders. can be executed by us IN
a corresponding style, as we have their tools,
types, and designs.
tV@A good Bindery has long been desired
in this vicinity. and we can therefore most re-
spec,fully solicit the public patronage, trusting
that it will be sufficient TO repay the outlay
and risk. - Rent. tools, stock, and work.
men all requiring money, we shall expect
PAY ON DELIVERY OF all work. 81 We
intend to charge moderate, REASONABLE and
uniform prices, on the I" Live and Let Live"
principle-and hope TO make it a permanent!
business.
Office in the center Of Market Square. north
side. second storey, adjoining the CnRoEIcLS
and Telegraph Offices, third door from the
Post Office.
WORDEN & CORNELlTIS, Prop'rs.
HENRY E. DOWNING, Agent.
Lewisbprg, May |, 1858.
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ewisburg, May 5, 1858
PLAIN AND FANCY
.sw BOOK BINDING.

7TIIE subscribers, having bought the
l. Bindery late Of Stephen d. and Lyman
II. Wilson, of Milton, and added to it some
superior implements, and having secured the
superintendent Of Mr.. II. E. .DOWNlNG,who
has for ten years been employed in one of the
best Binderlss in Philadelphia, and comes
with the first recommendations for integrity
and competency, are now prepared to
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-14
Administrators Notice.

hUIHIDISI1dtUI 5 VUCICt,
\" HEREAS, Letters of Administration
w 10 the estate of ENGEL SCHRADER,
late of Harley township, in Union county,
deceased, have been granted 10 the subscriber,
by the Register Of SAID county, in due form /;
all persons indebted to said estate are request
ed 10 make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement, 10
JACOB SHAVER, Administrator
Penns Creek P.O., Snyder Co, March 20, 1883
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Still Another Opportunity!
,I'Carty. ihe Cheap Picture Nan,


WE take This method Of informing the
w citizens of LewIsburg and surrounding
country, that We are again with them for
short time, and now offer them a better article
and AT lower prices than ever heretofore. We
have taken the old stand above Christ n
CaIdwell'S Drug Store, and having much bet
ter light than we had in our old rooms, and
more convenient rooms in every respect, We
shall be better able to accommodate. Persons
having pictures of deceas fricrds relatives which
they would like to have COPIED transferred 10 paper
"a much larger scale have il cone short notice.
nu3 The copies viii le warranted be equally good,
uut mytimts better than those which they taken
l.u. Persons venting ot7rsf L. can have them icr
prices ranging from s. 10 SO Pictures OF p,rsons con
fined to their through Sickness and Of dCCe=sei
persons taken at the shortest rotice their reside
Tctdrcs Of young children taken in I'd in bright
zht Outdoor Views Of buildings &c. taken 10 order.
AtrotyIr pictures tsken dark ard rainy days quick
cr than paguerreotypes the tiear-st and brightest
FIXTURES from 5u so 70 suit the purchaser. We
extend a cordial invitation to all 10 call ard and
examine specimens whether they ant pictures
not Remember The place. Christ Cadwells
Mammoth Drug Store. We study to please.
NTCARTy, Artist
y R.-Iustructions given in the art and apparatus
FURNISHED the lowest prices Persons wishing learn
u, BUSINESS have opportunity not Of IN net
with. ILewisburg, OCT =, 1851
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To GOnSt "A S..C ourt Returns and Other
BLANKS sul9 I, the tir,ilttit uflce.
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JOSIAH KELLY, AuctiOnecr.

COLLECTS the patronage of the public.
- Residence on South Fifth street. Lewis
burg, Pa. December 5, 1856.
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L'NESs sIORe. HOTENE.-Notice is
ia hereby given, that the undersigned have
been appointed Executors of the estate Of
Mrs. MARY SWARTZ, lale of White Deer
township, Union county, deceased. All persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against II will present them properly auihen-
ticated for settlement.
GEORGE J. SWARTZ, Exec
JACOB SWARTZ. ,uIurs
New Columbia, April -, 1858
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CCHOOL ORDERS neatly priated and for
- sale al The ChronieAe 0ace
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Licenses.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
applications for tavern license have been
filed IN the Office of the CLERK oi the Court Of
Quarter Sessions Of Union county, and the
same will be presented 10 said court On Mon
day The l1th day Of May next. Is5s:
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Tie Liver EnyisOrafOr

ra-An ..io use 81 ar giving their unanimous ies:-z
lny a. it, favor.
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THE PUZLLER.

'0hi It's deep mystery,
But by st. Paul III find the bottom Of It."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26
Music and the Drsma.

scantNy or Musc The last motinse Of the IA
for this afternoon, sf two o'clock when Nine
Gszzaniss and Messrs Brieno, Amodio and Gasparoni
VII appear IN "Iaraviasa"
N1BIos GlRDKS.-Miss Cushman will close the first
week Of her farewell and highly popular performances in
America This evening ~ Julaoa, IN the Honeymoon,
and Qsten Katherine in the fourth act Of "Henry VIII"
she will be assisted by Mr.. T. l. Davenport aud other
talented artists.
BowRY.-Nspsger Eddy has prepared another regular
old fsehored Saturday night treat for The edlnaAoo OF
biz patrons He tenders the "wizud Of the Wave .
"Ssul ssbberdsy," and "Psddy Carey" Meesrs. EDDY
and r. Johnston, Mrs. Parker, &C, 10 represent
prominent chsrscters
wailcKs TBgArRE-Tbe doors Of this theatre are 70
be thrown open 10 day for the purpose Of enabling the
friends Of T. b. Johnston 10 honor him with compli-
mennry benefit Numerous favortes have volunteered,
and there 10 be performances in the afternoon well
at night
Axtucss Nrrux --Mrs Ryan, Mr.. watkins and the
Leading members Of the efficient stock company are 70
perform In the drama of "Jessie wharton ths
snersoon. AZ night promised The exciting dram.
Of me Murdered Ferryman" and ,he amusing piece Of
the "Roueh Diamond"
MIssTrKIsy Afternoon well evening entertain-
met N 70 be given by Woods Npstrels today for the
purpose o. srordng the juvenile community opportu.
nifty inspecting the panorama Of the Hudson River. In
addition 20 multfarous burlesques songs, dances &c,
The Bryan's will 10 night their friends With "Sports
Of The Arena add Matt Peels CAmpbells with The
"Argo AncaD Crcus."
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Death OF . Member OF Inc Bar.

neetrg Of the members the bar xas held yesterday
TO express their sympathy for tue death Of Joosaip Nil
Ter, Esq, old and respectable lawyer
Ex.Judge Edmonds ~Ns called on 70 preside
The Vice Presidents were JUDGES Davs, Clerke, Bos
worth Daily and Hilton.
Mr.. Jeremiah Ia Rogue acted as Secretary.
Mr.. CCrFE. from the committee, READ the follox sing
solutions, which were proposed for adoption
Resolved Thst the merbers % the bar Of he ctv Of New
York have been moved 20 profound BY The sudden
death ~ iheif highly esteemed 90 aoorer Jcuahn Ner
which sdorn Chrtusn gentleman Ne not merely a
profound lawyer scholar and gentleman IN The ordn.ry
Of those but whose every impulse 1c
tated b. high of honu which HIM The
principle debating every act Of his life
Resolved That the members ~ the bar Of the city of
New York will the ususl bsdre Of mourning IN
Of The bereavement which hsv, suffered b- The l0s
of OF he ost honorable member ~ profession.
Resolved That Deeply sympafhiee with the beresvef
but yesfrfsy wife-no~ wi1ow-our fsrveut condo
ebce the hes lost whose whole life devoted 20
her happiness snd vbose love vss 70 her priceless.
re- soved, That the members OF the bar pupent
the sdjouinneni Of this meeting ri attend The neral Of
ctceaaeo In body.
mit'ed 10 the surviving family Of the deceased.
Mr.. u G. BENEDICT seconded the resolutions In few
feeling remarks, and was followed by Mr.. John HoTyiS
Who came from the same county as the deceased.
The CHAIRMAN In putting the reeolusipns took the
son briefly TO express bis sorrow al the death Of their de
ceased brother
The resolutions we're unanimously adopted, aud the
meeting separated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26
OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

RETAIL PRICES OF MARKxr pRoDUCE-GLUT OF
srRAwBERRUs- STATE or THE MARKETS, ETC.
Tho present condition Of large city markets 10
public disgrace and the authorities whose business IL
after them deserve the censur1 for the
nuhy condition IN which they kept Flv1 that might
be endurabe earlier in the season, nov that warm
weather has come PERFECTLY ntoerabpe to people with
ordinarily sensitive Dosris The ssevh from the decay
ing garbage stale sh and debris ~ the stalls Ia over
towering, and delicate females and others who have
business there might well spnd the time purgasory,
not in hotter place. Why don't the people who have
the misfortune 10 do business In these public nuisances
get up . mass meeting, and denounce the market
authorities; might wake them up to OF what is
right and lead TO ome sort VI reform Compared with
markets under their present rfge, Falsas "buck
basket" with les compound Of "vianous smels" must
have been rather pleasant abiding place.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Dealers willing TO get rid Of them at any price,
Gales were made At from 70 cents fer half plat bas
before IN this city The largest quantity OF berries
in the market from the aackensack valley, where
the produce this year has been They
Fast from this city YER large quantities Our readers
will bear in mind that this is the great strawberry week.
and from this time forth they will be getting scarcer and
desrer.
Cherries selling from TO IL cents per b. with
toeraby large supply the white oxhearts considered
gooeeberriee the teeth Of the whole city
edge. The best bring 81 so and 81 Is per bushel.
few poor currans are in market and sell :. cents per
quart, but not 1T to eat yet Raspberres will be in
market next week. There are plenty Of cholera NOR.
bus apples 70 be had Any who wishes peace and
quiet in the abdominal region will avoid them. Bananas
pneapples and oranges plenty
Bermuda potatoes have nearly out but their place
is supplied by Charleston and Norfolk potatoes.
The former sell for 50 rs per bb and the latter for 81
per Dbl. Old sell for 81 80 per Dbl tomatoes
from Charleston bring high IS per bushe but
not keep at this rate long Turpps have come 10 in great
abundance from the neghborpg country and sell
80 cents per dozen punches. Green peas are very
ap and sell for 81 IL and 81 rs per bushel String
beans bring "a 80 per barrel. The following are tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

sS,r yscs yoL Finkhsm mot Boyseh arrived IN lamp
ton ~ ede 40 mat from Newport other Unole Joe
remased AZ London n, ast sdvicee. We ought 70 have
third thp named nce Joe 70 be with the Albert
Gaatins On three OF the last named shps Liver.
poo en- the ls ns yerscla Of class with the
are often COMPOUNDED with each other and sometimes the
source Of much trouble 70 CON pliers fslhp ne~sl
surr MsRclRtr doreiEn), from Hstanzss bound u Ham
burg put into Hampton Roads 25h inst account OF sick
ness among her crew. she has cargo Of sugar.
BR BARE You've, scot, from Narcotics for rYork
before put into Yarmouth Ne With four feet water
in her bold hss sopped her sspd viii proceed ~ soon A.
possible. (By tel 70 Boyd HinSktnD
H,snuRe BARR ASrosy, "a days from Csllso, arrived 10
Hampton Rotos 2s'h inst.
scHR VIRGINIA Cof Phladelphla, Hgbee rom CHARLESTON
for CieniueFcs wsh general cargo ran upon Wes
Reefniehf 7h inst and beed. The captain and crew
rived At Turks Issnds sh Inst snd state that portion We
cargo saved IN smsged condition. The stood y
bni Milford. Del IN le4T and was worth sSW VINO" IN
partially covered By Insurance.
pcHRs lsBopEyhe Outer Station below Boston reports
fchr ashore and another lahore on oahop
and Point; would probably come OF next ude
scup VIZ oPrn Robinson AT Providence from fhlaoel
mia REPORTS that PM Ala. inst while passing nronsn me
Fsrrovs short dsance above lori CATE, w@eupek pyA
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1ARITIMB lATELLIGENCE.
AInAHAc YoR NEW YoRK-rHs
50 HIGH wArEk, IA
Fort Of New York, June -, 1853.


CLEARED
Steamship Arago. Lines Havre, &c-w Drsytop.
Ship America, aowe. Lverpool-D A kinsslsnd 4 su,
ship Thcrncn, collns Liverpool williams 4 Guiou.
SHIP SHIP wssS w so.d Ssaes Son
s: :9 R I'm. r.; S ssi:,tS: ;isasis
Bark PentuekeS Leighton, TInia.d-yznaga. del Vale
Brig Enterprise erinde. MarssIIe.-H Brootman 70
Bsi Corn.ha Bst ton. Hsvsns.M Tsyor Co.
Brig Lady Chapman tBr), Cooper kevis-smth. Jones A
Brig Peruvian Or Clubhouse Hilsboro Mp MENUS
schr Rogers. Yaren, ASsco- Master.
schr Tsrgss furmsn, savannah Metaeady. Mott Co.
sssT xrs1 Ps,1 ze,rsss
soop frs1iIn GrsrV, rioSssncs venBI sdsara
Dreamer Kennebee. hand Phisdeiphia
wn Nelson SON June IS in Is "a os iess exchanged
snas WIN ship st Charles Conway from New Orleans
Bar. c05ic,.n rem s,eensrsfs Bremen, May IA WITH
20 ss pssssd large ran mace Of .ps and wase had
spoke ship Bosrdn,sn Brown. from New orissns for
Iyspo9 Ish lat n = lon q 30 spoke ship om.r p.sh,
Barn Princs.oa %, New Haven, Monroe pemarsrs, IS
S 20 Ion a. .isns.sd .sg Steering NE painted b.cs
red border and red letters. =" e WV
M 10 ns. Memp n r Mans s ~ gay, Win svgs
Srs , So,aslla from g.ysns ior n.ifsS " ~
with suesr to n y Broosmsn 90 Op ''A""' """' ~
big wabash Cof Kernebuni, Hod.dou. saxua, June ls
Brig Gsrsnru tof Fsrminsdsle Pierce. Galveston. 70
pske ship ben Bo ioeus Is days o@ ss y. rs 40.
ior Crossad ~ Ia IS lon 7e AZ, saw bark Godfrey,
teh, Hannah of plymouth rss., Parker. Bumsce.. Pr,
u, 10 in 60 50 spose bark sander Boston FOR CT
sesr Geo \ nIon Of Washington NO. Swain. csrdeuss
lth net With mols,ses, 70 n ssier
,agsr. to Roberta Williams Experienced ign, Winds and
schr Kuncson squier. Galveston, y DAYS with cot
ton, &C. 20 NcCTeady, Mott A Co.
sehr mn Rich Galveston, Is days with cotton
sehr Nary Emma, Hulse Galveston "a days With cotton
scbr ,hrysoe Aotery Mssgorda Bay Is days with cot
s,hr s,s,r Palmer @, Ey,,c E!ssls Perssccl, June
rois cav . sssea vessels All bound scr On 0~p'
tehr hizSosih bnensh Bayport Fla. "a days. with ship
Schr Howard baker ohcapoo, rla q day,, with shlp
scbr sorh STATE Horton sAvannsh. days, with cotton to
schrL 0odfr.y godfrey Charleston, sd,y,
sest sylyisn tof Hsrwlchl klog, Charleston. days
ssesr Pear. we's5,sS S.sSs,r, Nc Days
sass As Ss.o sei sssao ri Nc c.
sehr San Jscn,c Cnsm6episip. Roanoke. Nc, days
ssr J SSsn , s.ans SriP s 9rn
sehr vrocsiord, snis yirsins.
schr Nomsnio Bird.ail virgins
tchr a nop.r.. Phillips, vlrsina
sesr vide World, Bqsley, oeofrsiown' nc. idsy.
ssr s sn.5 nssS ory R ss.@1f sS,'
ssSr ys.spS Fstssi P.csssrd, Re,tisSd, 4daJa
isSr ssr RE- III Rals si tmrSs New Haven
si.smsr ssrsS Jones Psiladsirsia'
sleamer westcbester. Clark Pro,idencs
Ships Time Melbourne; Liverpool, London.
Wind during the day sw, and very light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26
City Intelligence.

TN Lam IIm ~ BAxrER srRZu-ASoruER DrAm.-
Coroner Gamble held Inquest yesterday n he CITY
Hospital tbe body Of Ms Ann Phnnywho died from the
Of burns received the late ere in Baxter street
Tho evidence oorrobogaied the fscts ELECTED Al the ia
pueet following the recent death 81 Peter L1te, Wh)
died from injuries received at the Gre. The jury
rendered similar verdict Of death from accidental burns
Deceased was as years Of ere ard native Of Ireland
TIE farmers and gardeners held adjourned meeting
zee, evening Al 20 Fulton street. W hear the report Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

Irc. 3le,ss2 Inc. 1904 e2s Inc 52o,ola Inc 2i6,o25
BY reducing the wheat 10 -four, the quantity Of the
latter left at tide water this year compared with the c.
responding period Of last year, shows increase Of
735 400 bills Of f,ur.
The Hon. Ed~wd '. Cowles has been unanimously
elected President Of the snie Drew Company
Subscriptions the capital sOck received the ofoc Of
the President, No. q New street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26
Movements In Real Estate.
ne plaacko~ Coz. A. r.


Store and lot No. AZ John st. 2oI796 aud sls 400
House and lot N. side 42d st. so feet Z. 10th ave.
lot 2onleo5 ...:.:....::.......... 4,o1o
houses and lots S. side 42d st 80 feet E. OF 10Th
ave., lots each 20x90. 9, each ........ 900
House and lot s. side 42d st., adjoining above
house 2O1ss.s ..:-:.:..... -. 400
House and lot s. side AGA st., adjoining above, lot
oA.o'o....' ....s-....... 9,OV0
Brick house and lot No. 265 9th st., near ave. c,
ios - b,3l0
House and lots s. side 121th st., 2f5 feet T.. from
nth ave-, lots each 2bxiOo TO- together 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26
Inc. cs,742 Irc. 33s. AL Dec.

Inc. GAIT lrc. 33S,@41 Dec. IL $50 Inc % 40
The aggregate quantity Of the article. LEI, At tide
water from the Of navigation 10 The 22I
June Inclusive during the years 1857 and 1855 as fol
i)vss-
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h........ .s37 ,4s7 ,Oei sss, 5l2,o 900 Dscsi

IUtA.. .sot i9SI Vbl x5boIZUVV DstfIVIb,voI
The following table shows the quantity Of Of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
Of navigation to and including the 22i nsl
during the years 1856, 1857 and 1883 -
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The committee appointed at the AGt meeting me Pres-
dent announced that they had had An interview with
Mayor renspn, who informed them that he would
move he carts until after nine O'Clock in the moroiug
when they would be Ut liberty 70 20 about the city and
dispose OF their vegetables ds also stated 10 the that
as soon a. the property at Washington market which
row litigation would revert 70 the city, be would do all
vegetable for the farmers excessive
y After some routine business the meeting sdjoarped
Au.so ExMzzIxxKSf. W. Warren, . youth
nineteen years OF age was arrested Friday by police
man Devoe, Of the detective force charged having
At various times during the last yesr embezzed money
ployer, Mr. Edgar, of ia Pearl street. II alleged TIA.
the accused effected the frauds by making entries ia
poohs which be had charge and further that upwards
OF syear ago Mr. Edgar detected him q similar fraud
but at bis earnest eoctaton refrsined exposing
him Warren was taken before Justice Kelly and com.
nied for examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

c,hruRply AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO LONG
- Brgnch ard Shrewsbury The splendid s,e.mer ALICE
PRICF win foot OF Robinson street s afternoon
az O'Clock for the above placea returning n town before
o'eosk this evening, By moonlight, Fare ~ cents
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, June 25-6P.M.
AsHEssaes Of about so barrels pols and pearls were
made at g.:
BKYApsTrTTs II lour-The market less animated,
while prices without further change OF moment
The sales embraced about 10 ooo barrels closing
Al about the follow auOtatiole-
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EXCURSIONS.

rnFLHHTrUI, SUNDAY BxcuRsroN TO LONG
Branch snd shrewsbury.The swift and splendid steam
er kIOn PRICE, win leave foot Of Robinson
row June q O'Clock. fc~ the shore direct Return
now all open.
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The quantity Of -four, wheat, corn ard barley left
ride water during the third week in June in the years
1857 and 1855 "a ar follows
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FRESH FISH.
The FISH market is dull Shad have disappeared from
the stalls aud only small lot Of mackerel in Sal
lower and be had for Csc and 30c per pound.
This is as chcsp will be this Try with
green peas. II is a dish at for the gods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-26

GAME AND POULTRY
Are hardly worth quoting, the business doing 10 them
is very lght. few pArtridges In last week. and
sold tor 76c per PAIR. Stall fed pigeons bring 81 10 per
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-31
PENNsYLvANIA RAILRoA0.
= s

-
FFHIfE Great Central Roas connecting ne lantcees st
Western, Northwestern, aud Southwestern stz tT 'or-
tnuaus Railway direct his road also connects AZ PuS
@ Tally lines o. steamers % Az ports De Western hsss
nd At Cleveland and sand1Iy Win s.efs % an ports en -
Northwestern Lakes MAKING TIE nest drect, cleglt 1- rec
i which FREIGHT be forwarded 10 and ircui 81
RlTEs BNTWEEN PHILADELPI1A arm FIrTssUHe
FIEsr CLAgs-Boots, Shoes Dry doods On ~ -s- fsan
buxes,l Furs. Feathers &C..
CLVs-BoOks and Stationary DRY IN. - toon
Goods Gin laies,) Eiardaafs leather, &e.,
fHRn CLkss-AnFilss BaTgngs Bacon and "a - lror
Pork On hulk.l Heap, &c,
FouETH CEkss-Co1ee, Fish. Bacon, and PORK 40 - trnr
(pacseil Lard and Lard OH,
Flour-75cts per htl. until further NOTES.
'Grain-35ctss per 100 lts- until further notice.
Cottoas3 per bale, not exceeding 500 rs 1cishi aiii t
Their notice
= In shipping Goods from any point East Of EhieEtes
particular HsiFf package '5iI. PtiEsi tia hr111
All Goods CONSIGNED gents Or this Eairoaa al fla
1hiE Pitish1rr viii De- forwarded without dGtennon
EEEIGHr AsESrslEIris Wormeg a Co., Memphis, Ienli
e. II. Co., 81. L0us j. s. Mtche & son EVa1sg,s
Indaz; Dunesuil, Bell and Murdock, aud Carter q Jetts
L6uisFe KY r. c. Medium, Madison, Indians, elTngnsn
Brown and Irwin & Co., Cincinnati, n " Graham z Co.,
ZuesFiel Ohio; Leach 4 CO.. No 81 khy sreeti Boston,
eech A Co Astcr Haus- New York. No. T. his street.
aud No. Battery Place, New York y. sner, Plara
1Iarrew & Koon baltimore, Geo. G. Erancisous, Psuir
II. "a. HOUSTON, GcnerlE Frsigif fgeHt, ftl'd-
H.Js LOMBAERT, Ssp'f,, AtsoouI, PeHn-
aur1. ST
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* fitzpatrick. BeVinS a. Co,
RECEIVING, FORWARDLEG AND WH0LESALE
GROCERY MERCEAANTSs
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
FTAYE in store large and complete sediment Of
L 4 Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Raisins fun stock, with Teas, Candles, Sardnes, Mack
eel Glassware Pecans together with all kinds O Gro
cles usually kept in tie Grocery line Our stock Of
BRANDIES, WINES " II HSEEKs &C,
We think cannot be surpassed this any other market To
our heavy stock goods invite the attention Of
the trade.
nar3s-tf KIRKPATRICK, NsVINs Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-31

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange StOre.
FUEEH subscriber having sold out his interest IN the old stand
Of Co.. 50 Market street. and located himself
permanently his property, corner OF Cherry and Null
berry streets, South Nashville heetofoe Loves Store
Just received and opening splendid assortment OF
and Fresh Goods Ct every descriptions suitable for the wants
Of both city and cOuntry-consistingu
DRY GOODS
or kinds, Prints Galns Pine Lawns, Delanes Lneus,
Jackonets, Mnsins, Silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRK.
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies' and Gents Breaspus, 81 Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, sc. Also
READY.mADE CLOTHING,
0fthe Latest style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Woolsn Goods Dorestcs, Blankets &C
SCOTS, SHOES HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUrILEEY QUEESsyyARE,
In fact everything will be bpt that necessary for the
completion Of a well assorted stock Of Goods.
All which he detuined to sell for ready pays cheaper
than purchased in Nashville as his limited eSpenss wall
allow him to do
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