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Platform of the Mississippi DE.
mOcracy.

We laid before the readers of the PATRIOT
few days ago. the plstform adopted by the
Democracy of Maine in State Convention.
Below we present that OF the Democracy of
Mississippi adopted by their State Convention
at Jackson last week. BY comparing the two
it will be seen that their antagonism is ire
concilable-quite as much so as the speech of
Messrs. Brown and SHEPI.EY which we COM
ment upon in another article. How are
these extremes to work together in the next
Presidential contest:
ResoiUed, That we re-announce as the basis
of party action the platform of lincples
laid down by the Democratic party at the
National Convention of 1856; and hold that
the doctrine of nOn-intervention," with the
institution of slavery in States, Territories or
District of Columbia, does not. nor was it i'll
tended to conflict with the assertion of the
power of Congress to protect the property of
the citizens of the several States. who may
choose to settle in the Territories which are
the common property of all the States.
Resolved, That in the language of the Su-
preme Court of the United States. :. the right
of property in slaves is distinctly and ex-
prcssly affirmed in the Constitution and
" the only power over it conferred upon Cou-
guarding and protecting the owners in lheir
rights as thus declared.
Resolved That Mississippi will stand by her
sister save-holding States in insisting npon
the enforcement by all the departments of the
Federal Government of their constitutional
rights thus expoundcd by the Supreme
Court of the United States.
Resolved, That in the event of election of Il
Black Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency, by the suffrages one porti"n of The
Union only, to rule over the whole United
States, upon the avowed purpose of that or
ganizalion, Mississippi will regard it as a de-
claration of hostility. and will hold herself in
readiness separately or in concert, to co0pe-
rate with her sister States of the South, in
whatever measures they may deem necessary
for the maintenance of their rights Of coequal
members OF the eonfederacy.
Resoiued, That We feel it incumbent upon
the Democracy of Mississippi again to declare
that the acquisition of Cuba 10y the United
States is commercial and political necessity,
aud that we will hail with pleasure every
proper measure that looks to its accomplish
ment. and further, we can never consent to
its appropriation 10y any foreign power
RESOLVED. That we endorse, in the main, the
policy of the present administration.
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re- The Hon. r. BARxwELL RHErr 1

ES- The Hon. r. BARNwELL RHETT de-
livered an Grafton on the 4ih inst, at Ora
hamville. S. C. We clip from it the follow
ing
Now, If you will ask Mr.. Buchanan il
the Union is safer than it was. he will tell
you it is in more danger than it ever was.
And why? Because the North has become
sectional. There is no party there, now, that
supports the rights of Ih. South. There is
no party that we can distinguish.
Notwithstanding there is no party there,
now, that supports the rights of the South, -
We hear bumbugging democrats daily de-
ciaring that there is no safety for the South
outside of the democratic party. What can
the democratic party accomplish for the
South with no allies in the North TO support
the rights OF the Souihf'' 1t can do moth
ing. Still il must follow here the advice OF
Father GLENN and cry "nigger, niger, mig
ger" to cheat the people
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-12

GS- The Knoxville Wing discloses the
company with Col. NErHERIAND on the last
hoe, the last axe, the last iron wedge, and the
last little bob-tail poney" bill. or Course,
il the democracy carry the Legislature, Gov.
HARRIS, the LIaon and american, and all the
other harpists, will demand the adoption of
resolutions inviting him TO vacate his sea: in
the Senate. 1t wonld never do for man TO
represent Tennessee in that body who ain't
sound on the last hoe. the last axe. the last
iron wedge and the last "little oob-tail poneyn
question.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-12

ES-The Union and Ara1-cq, IL engaged in
a laborious effort to divert the attention OF
the public from the position assumed by the adj
minisIration in relation to the rights OF nstu-
rilized citizens, AID their liability to be forced
into the military service of their native coun-
try. notwithstanding their sworn allegiance
TO this country, by quoting from certain
speeches and letters Of Gov. BRowN and Gen.
ZoLLIcoFFER In 1855. We must remind the
Union and american that there was no ques-
tion concerning those rights before the coun-
try in 1855. IL never has been q party issue;
but has uniformly. been q matter of public
policy and right in the Intercourse Of the
United States with foreign countries. Gov.
BRowS. nor Gen. ZoIIIcoFrKR, nor the Am
erican party, never, AT any time, denied the
right of the naturalizfd citizrn to the proper
and just protection OF this country. We
trust tbs issue may never D. made party
question. Ii is question Of international
law, which has but little 10 do with questions
of pure domestic policy. Let il be deter
mined on its own merits and in keeping with
the dignity aud honor Of one great nation ia
its dealings with another, uninfnenced by
the partisan suiie Of local and domestic d.
visions.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-12

WILD SPECUIArIoS.-A correspondent; of
the Petersburg Express. writing from Chicago,
Illinois, says that city has changed wonder
fully within the pat Eve years The bubble
which had fascinated 90 much capital, ex-
ploded; fortunes have been swept away in a
breath, aud schemes of speculation suddenly
destroyed. Property has decreased in value
as !, rose, aud stores which five years ago
rented for 50 900 will not move command S.
600 1t Is thoaght now TO have reached =
healthy basis, and that It's further progress
viii be upward.
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Executive omce, Baton Rouge,
Ia, May 10, 1859


A a recent meeting Of the Board of snnsrvisors Of
"a tie State Seminary 81 Learning held at Alexan-
dr'a, the parish Of Rapides the follow ing RESOLUTION
adoi ted
ResOued, That the President Of the Board In his or
nciai capacity, advertise for applications rom persons
competent fill
]. Professorship Of Mathematics Natural ana Fx-
Office shall be ATTACHED salary OF Ia enty i've hmm
drei dollars er annuIn-S25O0
. The Office of Instructor Of Eng sh and Ancient
Language tn which Office shall be tfacicd salary
OF TWO thousand dollars per annum-S2OO0
j. Inst uetp- Of Engineering, Arcii tecturo and
IRA" ing TO Which Office shall be attached 4 salary Of
twenty -nve hundred d lIars-s25OO.
The ofhre OF Instructor OF Ch mistry Geology
aud MI erology end OF Infantry Tactics 20 which oil
nce shall be attached salary Of twenty -ye hundred
dollars per atnnn,-S. 500.
D. The TN G OF Instructor OF the Modern Fnropf an
Languages L. which sfhce shall be- afnched salary Of
two I ousai dollars yer aBnum- 5000
FROM I've Professors se ected - periBtendent
VIII oe chcseii who shall receive thousand dol
lafs-Slo0o- xtra consider all Virtue th.leT
Form shed rooms 10 be prov ided to Tie Professors
free of charge
In accordance with the foregoing res. luton notice
Is hereby given O. al srch persons may desire TO
present tn nselves competent hll the chairs
above enumerated, etc. 20 make Application acrom-
panied WITT recommendations, etc. "a me- at tie \
erutive thc- "a Btten Rouge Until the 18th day of
Ju nrSt. and after thEt time ALI xandIia in The
parish 81 kHpides, until tie III day oi August
1853, at which time nid place the rel ciions Vii be
made Ia iI the several FrOiessorshils and supern
dent chosen
The ppii.tn hus made will q ke eject on The
FIRST MONDAY ~ JANIARl MKT, .(Ise0) at
which time the inStlt1 ton ~ be opeiea.
Jpy6-td ROBERT {. wlCkLIFFE
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Jlf virtue ola vcnddoni exEonas directed and
ID delivered from the Hanorahie Circuit Ceurt Il IA
ysdsea Coanfy. Tennessee, Al - Aay tsrm, 1859, 4
NIL expose "a public sale, 20 the highest bidder FOE
cash, a. The court hous~ yard gate n the cty a Nash
willie, % SATURDAY. 1HE iSth Day ~ August
aSss ali The fiEis .ciai.n, Iatrsi ana h
David 6, hssks then iaaa may have sare Acaasr-
81 IN and 10 the foliuWins described ifacle II
X al Estate "a fsaFfsot ceghfg ant state II Team
see, seing kuesn hos Aos ~, ., - and IS u D.
Acezss CA 3 sdtstsa 50 SeElfsfiie, fFontias g.
ny feet ca CserFy street AID fNaslg iEack one haa
- and set e1ty fur feet - alley, ~ naay be
sern b. rrfrFrrce - ~ plan reeortei - tie Rrz
nfnce ~ fszsias coHats. teaneszer, Mas Isih
fsass h lsst <s-k ~. a besng ievied on as The
fTefserty uf nzFta r. Hicks q safety 4 Judgement
rendered. IL izsof ~ G D Ratis &eainsf David "A
Hicks "a II ~ HfSr1N, sheriff
talyis-n b Z O iAskz, Depagy shersa
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-12

E4- From almost every county In the
State the most cheering intelligence comes to
encourage the Opposition. We have never
known the prospect better for glorious sue
cess. To render that success certain, nothing
more Is necessary but q full cote. We be-
seech Our friends to bear this in mind. and
from this good day work with view 20
bring every voter to the polls. Thorough or
eanizatoH, activity. industry, can do the
work l. { Il be due
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-12

as- The Uaies and AfnaTscan referring to
Mr.. FrIL.aoRE's letter in relation to the
banking laws Of New York, says, '.Col
NEraERI.sSD IVES wont 90 place some reliance
on Mr.. FnIxoRE's opinion. But be will dis
card those opinious. confirmed as they ar.
by the teachings of experience, whenever they
csnfict With .he Demands 81 greedy capital
ists." &c, We have read The letter Of Mr.
FLIxoRE carefully. and can hnd no ..opin-
ions expressed In It. He gives no .opinion.n
but . brief statement OF facts, which are de-
ssruciive Of the argument so psrsistenliy
urged by the democratic leaders Of Teunes-
zee. in iagos Of rrpezlalls bank eharsss.
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Nos. 2,fs3; 322s; sos ,oO5; 4e5; s,sos; $40
10 .ssl 49, O3l 10 los; 56 1855; 1884; 20,
339; 81 ,lo7 drew 81 900 each.
*No. 4,lSS held in Charleston So Ca
The next drawing of this celebrated Lottery will
take place the 10th day of July. For Particular
see advertisement in another column.
july12-d&triwIt DON RODRIGUEZ
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hsniesnsrS Bell, kxr's. Vs. lanes c oxen
DrRsUASr N = decree II ne cl.aaesrx Cast a,
u ~4xntiiies n tie afaFe n&ftea canse b mil ex
pee a. pssfe sale, ~ sle Court 30 n lE SAshsii~
~ ~ ees.cks - NsNisAls IHk SIN DAY OF Az
Nitnant Lee rssht q feieuptln re-psfchzse a a.
kNleaele tf2ct a. iAna, parchAeed ~ ASateosssrs
BEL - sei- James z ussn. AID BOW oce nf.ea b
hi1s hlnk "a he fFenkhH fufnrsk Resa shoef 10
rsisrs freA thfs s1ss zalah1s bet4eeE znd Asn-
afea Arfea- nese Iariic1lar dezrfs2<sun nil be
gives - cay Is saie. q - G4t4EfS.
Fsy<-4 GtFk a-e Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-12

fS- Gov. FoorE bas again declined being a
candidate for Congress, in the Vicksburg
District, Mississippi The Opposition held a
convention at Jackson, yesterday for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate
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Il n Il II A
For the Consideration Of Sensible People.

I,fDpLiSt about is nut the Iraetiee Of Dr.. MESFcK
Il Hs understands tie discase a ance and cure.
He hates ian< taInpesing aEtslna and long running
bills. bat sticks an hnnnrahle practice % respecta-
HE fees and 81 cash Payments Gases gIxea Up by
other Ply sictzns are s5ten cured b. Dr. AEsEcK
Once on College street, corner of LiIe-
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TIE OLD HICKORY !
THE OLD HICKORY
THE OLD HICKORY!
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

THE undersigned have this day dissolved by mu-
Il teal eonsebt the eorartserFhip heretofore con
durssd er the Arm ID WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATHAM
Alexander Williamson havHg sold out his entire ~
teTest In said enncerh "a John l. CheaGhaan
Nash l.lr, July 9th, lass.
FNANDFR WILLIAMSON
ARCHER CIiEAIHAN
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HoIIoway,s pills and Ointment.

Persons leading sedentary lives i'll find in Holloway
Pills the best substitute for exercise which science
can supply, and in his ointnent a remedy for all u
cerous diseases. Sold so Maiden Lane, n. Y.
julyl2-lw
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PREMIUM PIANNS.

I A. MCCLURE has for sale so -
81 Pane FoItes from celebrated Fl -
makers. Steirway sons. A. H. Gale N M lI n n
Co., Hazltn Bros, Peters, Cragg ~ y
Co. and others, consisting Of and y : md ~
Octavrs, and ranging ~ ice fro SlO0 10 8 90 All
warreueo IN every RESI- eci. r.. pur, hasihg
from him Sil NOT pay frDm SIS SIS more than II
they gave an order 10 "a PEDIAR for instrument
that they neither see hear uutn Il is put up IN
their paTlGr. When is snHeiiui,s very hard Ca lind
an ln Il umeut that pesses IL every pa ticuar when
YOU have d more 10 se q from, IL al all
kelly you would De pleased in buying by .rdcr
Also "a store the largest stock OF Sh Ct Music b oks
ami small Mtisc l. strunlcuts ever offered IN tie
Market, and will be sod lower than by auy
other house In the City. Come rs Uuiom street aud
be o"nvireef. j. a. N,CLUKE.
S-ff
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Wrought Iron Stoves,
AT REDUCED PRICESl
AT REDUCED PRiCESi
AT REDUCED PRICES!

Mr. 7. A. TRfPPARD, one % the best mechanics
w Of the Wet manuff lectures these stoves for a.
He c'mme ced o. make Them thirteen Years ago so
faithfully. that many that b. made then are stli IN
u.s. Stoves Of bis make have generally attained
prz the Pairs Fl the Meeltan and Az icn urts
Miib this cSlefirnec he now cones fprs ard M "A
new stove, calculated "a burn either MOD OF COAL.
&c bs IiJintly ana Tor which he has adopted TIE
name OF
TIE OLD HICKORY
THE OLD HICKORY
THE OLD HICKORY!
The iron for these stoves Il OF tn best quality and
made expressly for them The Improved u,a-
ehsnes has been int oiuced thai he can come ~
competition with the NJ. chanjCs Of Cincinnati
and Louisville and furnish them cheapy that tins
stove now becpmes one the M isntl0Iis OF the
south, NE Only sTovK nm NOT ca
EATStST 90 NKGHoks, can be furnished 80 low az o.
Inr within rsach 81 . 7 classes
Mechanics and al WIN feel an interest IN sie
Manufactures "f Tennessee requested % call aud
examine esr, and judge II do not furnish what
ne claim 90 % The very bcst
COOKING STOVES IN THE WORLD.
COOKING STOVES IN THE WORLD.
COOKING STOVES IN THE WORLD.
or either wood eoal, aud unprecedented low
prices.
MACKFNZIE 4 NINCIIIN.
tune2s-lw p W. MAxEY CO.
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RUTGERS GARRISON
81 Warren ST. New YorI,

rINHESE Canop'es have many advantages over ,n,,
Il others N use They more grace "a In appear
Hnce, ana more SPACIOUS and airy They are easy
strueiion; are quite ela-tic, and thoregore easlv
ada It'd TO Beesiea' Of different WIDTHS They are
nj M The way of arrangnr the bel do not mar nor
hJure TIE Bedst ad in the L. ST; IN shori they com
hne tie great ST elegance with durability ard sim
plicty. tui I,rin
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Secretary Cobb and tho Presfdenx
disagreefng IN sEofnt Of Facs.up-sz
Secretary COBB, in bis recent letter to a
friend in the South upon the use made by the
government of the funds appropriated by Con-
gress, TO convey the Echo negroes to Africa.
maintained in the most emphatic of italics,
That not one dollar paid 70 the C0lonsatiOr
Soc,ay consideration Of the educotio,, or school
ing Of The africans arhiea tpre committed 10 their
charge by the President,
In his last annual message the President
said:
IAN agreement was entered into with the
Colonization Society. under which the Society
engaged for the consideration of S45.0 to
receive these Africans to Liberia, from the
Agent of the United States, furnish them
during the period of One year hereafter, with
comfortable shelter, clothing, provision and
medical attendance, causing the children to
receive schooling, and all. whether children
or adults. TO be instructed in the arts of
civilized life suitable to their condition"
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INTERPRETATIONS
We have just received a few of
Winship's Self-Ventilating Re-
frigeratOrs.

TlNHtS Refrigerator is manufactured at New Ha-
i ven. and has been always considered the best
in use, having Obtained the Erst premiums the
Worlds FAIR in london and New York.
Feather Busters al all sizes aud qualities
Water Coolers and Chamber Setts:
Brass aRd Porcelain Preserving Kettles;
Fruit Cans and Jars Il the approved PATTERNS;
Ice Breakers, jelly straners and Asulds;
Gongs of various sizes;
Preserving Furnaces. best patterns:
THE EUGkStE, IN ImI erial Clothes Hamper, made
after the late Paris patterns
julys-if MACKENZIE X MINCHIN.
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Mnsif, l]iauOs, sc.
E0UNTM OF IULY
Is Coming

a ND LUCK has arrived, AID j. opening on
~ Church street, between Summer and Cherr, the
largest assoc tment IN the city, OF Musical Insiru-
m nts, Pianos, sheet Musir, Toys, Drums, Fancy
aTu les, Chiidrru's Cabs, Bird Gags Fancy Ils ets
and Fire Wo ks, ali which, having been pure hasc.
from the Importers and Manufacturers. will be sold
"w wholesale or retail, for casa Call and them.
Juns22-u JUHN LUCK.
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32,5so prizes. amo'ntpFto s 20. OuN
Tickets $50, Halves $40. quarters 50, kghis 81 80.
ACerthcatc OF PaekageOt 20 wholes costs. $3.50 90
do CO. 20 Halves, l49 so
DO. do. 20 Qutrters,- ~ 20
do. do 20 kaghths, ....... 81 IS
Hs- Aliorders addressed TO FRANCE, BKoADBEATs 4
Co. Wi nngton bel. Will meet with pTompt atIcns
ton, and tue priated on einl drawings sent a
over FRANCE, BkUADBEN1S a CO.,
Jaly7 Managers.
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Notice.

A u thoso isdeetsd 20 tie esszts q JOSEPH
n hontso. aer "a. are nstifna a. rssne ahd settle
her iadsbi a9ess With ths Execslor iuraedl.1ely
ana tirse havihg eln- sgsinrf The aid estate ~il
prezehf them utshl1 TIE time pFescrshed by law or
tbey slt % besFea. 10. ~. WALKER
lriyfi-Slaelm Ex'r al 1oseph Neoss. d-r,f.
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Beersileba Springs.
Through Tickets ard through Bagsase,
Good Roads aud fiae Coaehts.

RY R 81
From Memphis, Grand Junction, Stevenson
and Nashville. via. Taliahoma Ga the Mash
VILE and Chattanooga Railroad. and Ne
Minnville, On the NeMinnviils and Man
chester Rail- Dad. 70 the Springs. Eighteen
Miles from Meanwhile, In the fine Coach
e. Of
RAMSAY 4 MASON.
VINO carry PasseaseFs and Rzggzge anon she
w same terms as tse Eairekds, 80 pounds a
Baggage ~ sAek Passenger free hile ssailrrss- az
der ssree YEAR, old fEss. sh,e chsdsen hstHeea ss
.gss u tsrge sasi t~ssse years kzn prise.
Az naas1al fe1aetsa slAxr ilass ~
= w.usI-ks Snps- n. R.R
RAMSAY 1 aASoS.
Stage ontrselars, EeMsDasLlls-
Thsre sSe trains per das ga me NcNlBssisis
and a.nehssser kAsirpasi, q klsz eioss counectaas
xirh the ira "a the Nashville ard chaGls<s - "a
RaIrasf and Passengers VII nnd frsz class " .lr
a Il Narssiir. Ths rad froll Nc Mnnsile T. Bper-
sheha-is mies-1 Is eEe Il ian md rezs thfezzh
aelishtfai reuntyy % this uaFIyasi w4t<rirs r.es
tssk-St k4As4Y : AASl$.
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FOR Htre.

7 H&vEtxs ysaax SexFs wan.sn 80 hire. mo-.
i wanting sd Do well - aPFis sealelely.
=. T. t.fIfx
tens@9-1 - Gear street
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DISSOlITION OF on ARTEIRSUIp.

THE cora msrfhip heretofore eSkfing b,txrcn
Il tilNroskfESx nlsa J4NIS AfIIEK was dt solys q
ot hueai nsenf on The Both day al June ~ the
rrufihg - Clinton B4rre r. m The Rrfn All debts
due IN en- N Viii be collected by Jane q y Niler
anu All no - or otLeF ncebedness q TIE firm a! be
paid ~ hiHa- C11>TDN BlRNE
tua@--m JANIS ,. MILF.
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C A II ID.

TIVE subscriber Informs his ficnes and the puhlic
geaeraly taat be has "a = dsy sid oat hs entFe
ia crest In the os.nscrn OF VILLA NSsJN A CHEAT
HAA ~ JOHN l. GHEAlHAM. Ia xthara ~ins fr..a,
the business be would ectfaiy tder BIS warm
eel thanks n al h4s numeraas fri-ns DO have 20
lib rally exteaded their isztronag~ 90 ne Old con-
eern, and socts from them u lhe same
20 sHceessorEEenfiemen M e. cry rs-sTeet onti.
TIED " the hshes Coz esse NsahyiIir Jus a. 1850
ALkxANDkk WILLIAMSON
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M anted

OWNER for two Boxes received per steamboat
~ marked J b. RHoADs, am consigned 10 A. Baier
Nashville, Tenn. A. PARRISH y co.
julyll-lw
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Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co.
(Ssecessors to Garter, Mckay q Co and b. Lanisr.)


ON Tuesday, July 18th. 1859.
ME viii 0aeT for cast, IA front Of Warehouse,
w No. Market Street a large assortment ol
Fresh and Choice Groceries, comprising part the
following articles. viz:
loo hhds. La. Sugar; 100 boxes Tobacco, vafi
100 bags Ro Coffee; brands;
loo - I.agayra Coffee; eco boxes SO tlar Soap;
so bbis. New Molasses. zoo - PALM soap;
so y bills do; Ice - Foxis Starch;
so bills. Crushed Pow 100 - Woods do;
dered Sugar; 200 dozen Bru1,nss;
900 bbls Ciati- Whisky: 800 boxes star Candles;
IS " Newsom do; 100 Ialiow do:
so a. Robinson co. do; so I. and !. bits Gran
50 50 old Rye 4 Bonr- berries:
bon Whisky; 500 dog Printed isak cts:
IS y pipes Brandy; 100 boxes ". x. and 4. D.
- bbls. Water and Bat Cheers;
ter Crackers; 2S bags Pepper;
loo kegs Nails, assorted. 400 Realms Wrap. Paper;
100 cases Coge oy SteTs. 20 cases Safdines:
30o, 900 assorted Cigars;
There viii be ad1rd 10 tho safe entre Retail
Stsck of Grecyies nHGeT execution. They viii, u
eosrse, be sold sitboEt reserve.
CARIER wItsFoED CO.,
Jaiy7-td No Market street
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Royal Havana Lottery.

The following numbers drew the Principal Prizos in
the Drawing of June ,sth 1889:
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New Firm.

TUE undersigned have thss day assacizss6 thesn-
y selves tfstlsef nroef the urn naHsr ~ ARCHER
CAkATfAA fi0THEE Tor the lur,slse a ana. A.
fnE ; i-qa1r aud Wise, Cigar ana Hob basi1ess
saasi etefy rtsssect that carried oli ~ their
- ederezsnfs, vi l1uascp th~afiaa1 aud hor-s by
stree sttesea 70 hsss merit = essntisu ~
the Tstro % iiberziit ezlenaed D. that concern
N@shF.lis, Jaly ca. isSs.
ARCHER CHE Tran.
la5s1 JOHN 1. eiaEAIHAN
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Golden Syrup! Golden Syrup!
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!usi fsssaxsa. SD rsry supsrsr arsols. for sale
loo al Ne Aafkei street
mayes CARTER wfLsFoRp ca.
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Magnin> cnt Scheme
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$G5,000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF DELA w. ARE.
SPLENDID SCHEME.

LLISS r..
To drawn in wilmiug ton bel. saturday July 2srd
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/ TAKE pleasure IN al n0uneing 70 the
Il iENTAl PRNfiS~lstA natl lave -<E--x-3
e"iHpi'isa @Tfanse'neIts % that can ulfy<$S
at such prices as viii enable them 10 make hand
me profit my ~aIk. Will lso ful nish naterial
OF the b.si o. lHy 10 those Lo wish put I iIcir
work.
june. 2-Im EA. HERMAN, u. d. g
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INF1EfN SHARES MECHANICS BUILDING As
Il s<sIA1IoS STOCK. inquire Of
mAsSe-u n. 6i.AscOck 60.
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