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BALTIMORE, April 5.
In the United States Circuit Court, this
morning, there was filed by the Assistant
District Attorney, a Mr.. Rogers, papers,
consisting of a letter from Lieut.-Gen.
Grant so President Johnson, and one
written, in accordance with the instruc-
tons of the latter, by Attorney General
Speed 10 VIM. J. Jones, Esq, District
Attorney Of the United States Court.
The following is the letter OF Lieut.. Gen.
Grant:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF II L. ST
WA~sHINGToN, d. G, April 2, 1856.
His Excellency President Andrew Johnson:
Sir. [ would respectfully request that
Bradley L. johnson, late q general in
the rebel army, be released from the
bonds under which he is now held bv
the State of Maryland, for the part he
took in the battle of Gettysburg, as | I'M
derstand, in 1868. b. T. johnson was
paroled under the convention between
Gems. Sherman and johnson. At the
time Of his Indictment he was in the
State Of Maryland by authority from
these headquarters.
! have the honor 10 be. very respectfully,
your obd't. ser'vt., L.. :. GRANT, Lieut-Gen.
The following is the Endorsement of the
President:
TIVE ElANolGFs April = 1901
To the Attorney General
Comply with this request.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
The following is the respone of the At
torney General
WAsHrSGToN, April 2. 1856.
VIM. j. Jones, Esq, District Attorney, Balti-
more Nd;
On the first and second pages Of this
sheet you viii find copies of a letter from
Gen. Grant to the President, and a note
from the President to me, in which he
directs me to comply with the request of
Gen. Grant. In obedience, therefore, to
the Order ofthe President, you are hereby
instructed 10 release Bradley T. johnson
from bis bonds. He is to be discharged
from arrest, and not again arrested unless
upon orders from this Office.
am, sir, most respectfully, your obt serv't.
JAS. J. SPEED, Attorney General.
Associate Judge Giles, presiding alone
on the circuit court bench, directed that
the bail Of Gen. johnson, for the sum Of
SO, 900, entered into on the 9th ult., be
e~Xonerated, aud that Gen. Johnson be
discharged from arrest, which was ac-
eordingly done.
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Increase IS months lSS,4Sl
Tax 5 per cent
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K A SPRINGS

TEE Iuka Springs are again open to the
1 public, and are unsurpassed In removing
diseases. No healthier place In America only
seven hours ride from Memphis. Pleasant
drives. Nice fishing Good society. Good
schools. And unsurpassable hfe-givfng springs.
save yourselves and families from the dsath
angel cholera. by coming TO Iuka's pine clad
htiis. For particulars address
apo-lm MILLER,
TmHrn Ewr4n~ A4eu
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To Contractors.

A. SEESSEE.,
Ppf-fm 90 Main sire.
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B0Iiea9. PfO10s.

WE are making the castings for his popular
w Pillow. AlsD the celebrated Allen and
league Bar, for SCrapers and Turning Iowa.
WM. a. ROBINSON 70.
Western Foundry and Machine shoB-
n~ar1S1md&wl Opposite eayos0 HOUSE,
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SEVENTH QUARTERLY REPORT

OF Tbs
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JOHN JOHNSON,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Office, so Nam street.
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Cotton Seed.
JUST
AND FOB SALE Lew FOR CASH!

o. FIRKINs FRESH BUTTER.
50 Cases CARROTS SNUFF
50 Barrels and half barrels Orange Valley
Whisky.
81 Half barrels Y. c. Tar.
> Bbls. Pure old Bourbon Whisk
100 Boxes Messina Lemons and Oranges.
% Casks Bacon, clear sides and shoulders.
10 Tlerces ROe's ). c. Hams.
a Boxes Davis do Breakfast Bacon.
20 Bbls. Texas PecaHs, extra large.
so Bbls Mes Pork add Reef.
80 Bbls and half bbls White Fish.
Also, cur own mportations Of:
50 Baskets, quarts and plnis. "Bouche,
Flts& COS "BOuzy " and cabinet Cham
pagne.
100 Baskets, cts and Pts, piper Heidsick"
Champagne.
81 Boxes,Qts. and Pts, "Chas. Fare sinery"
Champagne.
50 Boxes, OTIS. and Pts. "De st. Marceaux"
Champagne.
50 Cases, cts. and Pts, Olive OIL.
100 Cases . and 4 Ssrdines.
lO Cases Ciaret, various brands,
2, Casks, Qts. and Pts, " Robt. Younger &
sons Sparkling Ale.
D Pipes Gomez Sancho" Table SherryF .
D Pipes Old Port Wine.
Pipes u. Denis Henry Mounie & Co.'S
Cognac, 1883"
$ Pipes "Pinet Castnlon 4 Co." do 1850.
Cognac, 1881
5000 Havana Segars, various brands.
Besides a full assortment Of Goods usually
found IN our line, warranted fresh.
J. r. FRANK & CO.,
22 Front Street, between Madison & Court SITS.
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Chancery Sale,
~
ON
Tuesday, May 3, 1865.


Michele Zero VS.. F. J. Wolfe OF al.
DY virtue OF an interIocutory decree entered
ID in the above stated cause on February IS,
1851, and renewed during the November term,
1865, l viii sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, on Tuesday, the Sth day OF May, 1870, IN
'front.' of the Courthouse door, in the city OF
Memphis, between the hours Of 10 A. m. and y
m, the following described Real Estate, TO wit
Lying ana being in the county Of shelby, and
known as part OF Watt c.. Bradford's suDdivis-
ion, near the city of Memphis; one lot bounded
as follows: by beginning at a stake on the north
side Of "A new street opened by said FerrO. and
BOtto. about l5 feet north Of Bradford street.
and 80 feet west Of Jones avenue, running
thence nearly east with said new street y feet
70 "A stake, thence back between parallel lines
about 100 feet 10 Winchester cemetery and one
other lot, in same subdivision, bounded as fol-
lows; beginning at a stake on the south bound
airy OF Winchester cemetery. at q point where
the west SIDE OF Jones avenue EXTENDED would
strike said cemetery, uus thence nearly south.
so as to run VITA tie west boundary Of said ave
nue. eXtended4 IS feet, to a stake az the mouth OF
North street, thence west 100 feet to "a stake.
thence nearly north and parallel with Jones
avenue TO Winchester cemetery thence north
east with said cemetery lSJ feet 10 the begin
ming.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of and Is months.
notes with good security taken, and a lien re-
tanned A. ASTON,
April :, 1866. Clerk and Master.
aus.fdg
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Chancery side Common Law and Chanoery
Court of city OF Memphis.
VIM. b. MeSpaddin. admir- of L. Harris. decd,
VS.. Joseph 4. Shaw.
PURSUANT TO an interlocutory decree rem
l. dered In the cause above reclted at the No
yember term 1855, Of said Court, I will offer for
sale TO the highest bidder al the Court House
door IN the city OF Mefaphis. at public auction.
on Tuesday, the Sth day OF May next, ali the
right, title, claim and Interest Of the defendant.
Joseph 7. shaw, being an undivided interest IN
remainder of one-half IN and 70 a certain tract
or parcel Of land containing about 22a acres. be
ing the same that Benjamin West gave to his
two children, Lucy A. and Henry Watt West.
by decd dated April 5, 1870, lying and being In.
the 9Th Civil District of shelby county, Tenues-
see, in the 18th Surveyors District, range 5 aud
section 2, beginning 20 poles West and 70 poles
South Of the southeast corner Of Couch & Strait
ter 5000 acre survey; thence West II poles;
thence South, etc, for complement, and sale
made between the hours Of 10 am. aud l2m
TERMS OF 5ALE-Credit OF soven months;
bond with security required, and Len retained
for purchase money.
A. ASTON,
April 7, 1865. Clerk and Master.
apS-tds.
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RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES

J. W. g. Morgan, Cashier OF Rs rs1ne-ss-
National BANK Of Memphis, do soismuly sWss-
tnat the eDnve statement Is true. to the best Of
my knowledge and belief
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p. Special attention given 70 businaz w.+r.
-hs Treasury and other Government Dana---
ments In Washington city By our Wee p--a-
denL y q hutchinson, Cashier OF The Va
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L A. o. D.-The officers and members Of
1. Tennessee Grove No. 1, Memphis Grove
No. ? and COncOrdla Supreme Arch Chapter
MOI Y. A. o. D. are respectfully invited and
earnestly solicited 10 attend the opening Of our
new Grove, on next Monday evening, April 3,
1865, at 81 o'clock pm. at our Hall No. 299
Main street. by Ordtrof the Committee.
N. BREN, Chairman pro tom.
n u. LoEWE>sTINE Sec. pro tenn.
apS-ltn
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Almost New York Wholesale Prices.

Having en gagged the services OF a drsf-ciass
Matchmaker, uewiil take the most cumplica-
ted styles Of watches and clocks, carefully
clean, repair, Accurately adjust ana warrant
them. An styles Of jewelly carefully and neat
y repaired, at the owes possible rates.
sScall and sse, thereby saving 50 per cent,
ap7A
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STATE OF TEEEEEEE
COUNTY or 5HELHr.
Sworn 20. and subscribed before me this ct
day OF April, Is53
A. WHEELER. notary Public.
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Increase 81 -

The Books FOR he further increase n the cap
lt4l stock OF the Ieuuessse National Bank 90
eoO1sOoo are reOpeneQ, a portion OF taisamouut
having already been subscribed. Persons de-
zr1ng 70 make investments IN bank stock viii
please oe governed accordingly By calling 81
this bank, al an early day.
WALTER ; MORGAN. Cashier
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NEW ADVERTTSEM'TS

GHICKASAW LODGE 49,.
- No. s, /. o.. . F.-rhe Officers
aud members Of Chickasaw Lodge%
No. 8, ]. o. o. F., are hereby notified ~
hat the comforting the Degree o. the Daughter
Of Rebecca has been postponed from Monday
evening 9Th inst, to Thursday evening l2th
inst, at "a O'Clock, when It will positively take
place. NJ J. LEVI, y. q.
JSO. G. L0oHIs, Sec.
Memphis Aaril z, 1864. ap5-lt
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R D.

S25 r L W A r D.
Getaway from 90 Madison street, on the night
Of April LIST, a brown hOrse Mule, medium
height, IL years old. heavy bodied, shod all
round, marked L. $. l. e., also a good deal
marked with the harness, a small white spot
back OF and q little above the ear, had around
his neck @ short cotton rope with a breast
chain OF a wagon to the end ofit.
This reward Will be paid 20 any one deliver
Ing him TO Mrs. a. O. Harris, No. 90 Mad son St
ROBT. WORMELEY.
Memphis, April 8. 1885. ap8lwe
GI60 REWARD--Was taken from my
OICO lot saturday night last. cath instant.
three miles southeast from Como, Miss, one
bay horse MULE, or o years Old, PAGES well
under the saddle, name and tale recently trim
med. Twill give 500 for the thief and SO for
the mule. I have had four other taken
from me- during the last three months since.
any Information addressed NE at como, N S..
will be thankfully received.
MaFch 81, 1850. Y. f. SLEDGE.
APPS 3w
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CIRCULAR.
TENNESSEE NATIONAL BANK.
Designated Depository and Finan-
ciai Agent Of the United States,
Corner ofJeRerson and Main Streets.


MEMPHIS, April 30, 1854.
Dear SIR: In presenting our Third Quarterly
Report we desire 10 reRew our thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 Us.
ana solicit the c-0ntinuanee Ofthe same. hoping
mat II VIII De A. mutually benenGaL IN tls
future as 10 mas been in the past
we would also respectfully solicit new &c
counts hoping by careful mauazemenLprompt-
ness, and a ssrict adherence % legitimate BaEE-
Ing. 70 merit your confidence
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EORTUNE G.-MADAM
I ANNA, would respectfully inform the ladies
and gentlemen Of Memphis ana vicinity, that
she hiss lately arrived and has taken rooms in
the Webster Block, No. 100 Main street. rooms
on the third floor, where she can be consulted
On the past, present and future. VIII pursue
stolen or lost property, etc, etc. Hours hon 9
until L m. ana nOm2 until g pm. anI-imp
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REWARDS.
&IOO R E A r D

GI00 r Z W A r D
stolen from the residence Oft r. Harry, nine
miles east Of Memphis on the Pigeon Roost
road, on The night Of the 18th OF March, twoC)
sorrel mules, one a horse mule, the other a
mare mule. Both are branded T" on the
shoulder and hip. The brands are fresh. Re-
wand nfty dollars for mules and nifty dollars for
thief Apply TO Robert McGregor & Co., 50
Front street. up stairs. ap8-iw
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A IL persons indebted to the firm Of jackson
- x GreoDlaw are notified that I alone an
authorized TO settle up the Old business. NJ re-
celpt viii be valid unless tigned by the under
sigued. Appl AK Front street. Memphis.
W. 3. GREENLAW, JR.
April 3. 1860 au6-lm
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COtf0n Shinmqnts tn Eurone.

UOlE0n ShlpElentS 20 Europe.
IBERAL cash dvauces made ON cotton
Il consigned to my friends in LiverraoI.
havre and Hamburg, and through bills OF la
ding given TO the above ports by
EDWARD WARBURG,
Rp7lm ZS Front street, Memphis Tenn.
Direct Steam Connection Be-
tween Memphis & Liverpool.
TIE British ana American steam NAVIGATION
L Company, dispatches one Of their powerfui
Steamships rom New Orleans for LtyerDOOl
direct, every alternate Saturday.
Through Aills Of lading signed from Memphis
70 Liverpool. For freight and passage apply to
HUNTER, ASKEW CO.,
81 CarOudeist sweet, New Orleans. or
EDWARD WARBURG,
APP I'm 28 Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
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TO RENI-New House ana Furniture
L Tor Sale, No. 3i Third street, to responsible
parties. A bargain viii DO offered. Rent-lU
per month. Apply ON premises. Possession
given immediately. Also. Offices and rooms 70
rent. j. n.
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Dividend Notice.
I q meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of tae
National Bank, held April 81. 1913 q
Dividend Of IS per cent. on the
stock was de1-ared payable on demand
WALTER = MORGAN, Cashier.
Memphis Tenn, APRIL 4lh, ISL
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LOR RENT
z y saw mill, shlngie machine and three hun
dred acres Of cypress timber in DeSha county.
AK. quarter mile from the river. and one
hundred snd nifty miles from Memphis, to rent,
or q partner wanted. Address q. :. sims. care
Ogden, Tohey q Co, Bankers. 10 Jefferson -
Memphis, Tenn. aDs-gto
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FOR RENT.
TO r T.

TOR T.
Notice to stock and livery men.-FOr rent, a
large warehouse. well calculated for a No. /
Livery stable and Stock mart. without axCep-
ton the best location in The city. Address i'm.
mediateiy Lock Box SO, Memphis
nrS-iTH
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FOR SALE.

o r E.
Three fine business lots on BeaIe street mean
Descto, each fronting twenty-one feet on Beale
street and running back senty-nve feet to a
ten-foot alley.
One nnelot on Desoto street near 3eale, 20 by
IO3 feet. with an alley on one side running the
length Of the lot
Terms, one-half cash, balance on short time.
Apply to
b. G. DENT a CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
marl6-lm Cor Besle and fernando SIS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.

Acting and Stage Manager--..W G. THOMPSON.
stage Direetor.- HUNTLEY.
second week OF the highly successful engage
ment Of Miss Jean Hosmer, the talented
and charming tragedisnne.
Monday EVENING. April 9th, 1866.
van be acted Sheridan Knowles beautiful play
IN 5 acts, entitled LOVE; or, The Countess
and The SerE Countess-Miss Jean Hosmer.
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EXECUTOR,S sALE.

TlHERE WILL BE SOLD ON THE PRE-
i misses. to the highest bidder, at the residence
Of the late DR.. John R. Jones, in Bedford
county, about ten miles west Of Shelbyville,
on the LeWisburg dirt road, on MONDAY the
18th day Of December, and from day to day
thereafter, all the personal property belonging
70 said estate. consisting Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Tools and Imple-
ments, Horses, Mules, Jacks, Jennets. Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs (the hogs consist of stock hogs
and fat hogs ready for slaughter, the jacks are
young and very fine, and a portion Of the cattle
are very superhero Corn. Fodder, 0ats, Hay,
and a variety Of other articles. -
And on the first day Of January there'will be
sold at the same place the tract of land eonsti-
tUting the homestead, containing about three
hundred and forty-eight acres, all under q most
superior eedaT fence, and divided into lots and
fields with the same description Of fence; frame
dwelling house of six or seven rooms, elegant
and eommodious. The outhousss are new and
very superior= fine young orchard forty or fifty
acres Of meadow plenty Of neTeT-failing water.
The personal property y III be sold on credit
Of twelve months, except where the purchases
are less than I've dollars in which case the cash
will be required on delivery Of the articles. %
The land will be sold on six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty-four months time. Notes with APP
proved personal security will be required in all
cases. and a lien viii be retained on the land
until the purchase money paid. .-.--r
REDDING JONES,
- HARRISON, ---t. SExecutOrg
NATHANIEL BAXTER T.H7 "
noV2S-Im f4r.s+-
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Columbia, they may bsestabIishsa without
expense to the Committee.
Resolved, That the insertion Of any
book on the catalogue shall be regarded
as sufficient evidence of its approval by the
committee.
Resolved, That We fully approve of the
assignment of the duties of publishing
agent to the secretary of publications. n
Resolved, That vacancies accruing IN
the committee shall be filed by itself till
the meeting of the Assembly next follow
ing that ordinarily FIVE members shall
constitute quorum of the committee, bnt
when objection is made to a work, the con-
curence Of seven members shall be requisite
to its publication 80
Resolved, That the Assembly returns its
hearty acknowledgements to the British
and Foreign Bible Society for its generous
REIMBURSEMENT of the debt of twenty-five
hundred dollars in gold due to it by their
committee, and also to donors of smaller
sums both in (iis country and Europe.
Resolved, That we express our gratifca-
ton at the satisfactory adjustment Of the
claim of the Presbyterian Board Of Publi-
cation on this commmittee and our COM
mendation OF the course of the Secretary Of
that Board.
After reading the report, the Assembly
was addressed by Rev. DR.. Brown, of Rich.
mond; Rev. DIR. Hoyte, of Nashville, and
Rev. DIR. Stuart Robinson, Of Louisville,
when It was adopted. The time Of the
next meeting was reconsidered, and the
third Thursday of November was chosen.
aNi y PREsBUTEROs. .
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FOr Renf.

TART OF THE FINE RESIDENCE. no. Is
North College street, containing four rooms,
Bath Hease Stables, etc formerly the residence Of
Or. John Waters. Apply to MOSES,
Furniture Warerooms,
ncv22-lw No. u North College.
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For Rent.

U'HE STORE HOUSE, no ID SOUTH MAR
/ ket street. Has splendid cellar. The Scales,
FairbsnksO Desks, etc, win be sold II desired :.
No. Is Church street,
or J.LUMsDEN & co.,
novl0-tf No. South Market 81
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CHAMPION

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING Rl. ENTLY
Reservoir Mills" he Is now able to offer to the citi-
zens Of Nashville and surrounding eoun try sill kinds
Of Lumber at prices to suit the times Years Of ex-
perience at the business ustfes him in saying that
all work shall be turned out In a wOrkmaRike man
By strict attention aad fair dealing. he hopes
to merit liberal share ofpatronage. Call and see
for Yourself before contracting elsewhere. t. .ft
Oct25-tf NJ @. GOLDBERG. d
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II 0SsES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND
all classes accepted at rates graduated to the haz-
ard involved.
We offer q medium Of safe and available in
demnity second to none. |afT f
81 life policies at LOWEST RATES with no
restrictions as to travel or latitude. ~.
nOv6-tf. 1857
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For Rent for the Year 1867,
Or for Longer Term.

A VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION
IA in Franklin county, Tenn, near the Alaba-
ma line, 81 miles from Nashville, on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad. There are
about 400 acres cleared and very productive,
with plenty of house room, stabling. etc, besides
extensive ranges for cattle and stock of all Sorts
with abundance of water. If not rented before
the 18th day of December next. Il will be rented
on that day to the highest bidder, at Anderson
Depot" Mr.. John r. Anderson, at the depot,
will show the land to any one desiring to rent
n. E. ALLoWAY.
noy25-3w Church street.
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I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
i York and Baltimore, where / purchased a
new stock Of Groceries, and am now opening at
my old stand, No. 80 South Market street. where
l viii be pleased to see my friends and the pub
lie generally. / shall endeavor to sell Groceries
at such prices that merchants will find 10 to their
interest to buy in Nashville instead Of going
farther. Any business entrusted to me will meet
with prompt attention.
The following articles comprise Q part Of my
stock in store and receiving: 8l ttsas 49,.
Choice p. r.. Sugar, extra Demerafa Sugar,
Fair to Good Demerara Sugar, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar, Cut Loaf Sugar, Ground and
Granulated Sugar, A, and O Coffee Sugar,
Stuart's Extra Syrup. Choice Rio Coffee. La
guyra Coffee. Old Government Java Coffee,
choice Rice, Wheeling Nails. Bee Hive Syrup,
Clear Sides, Cheese. Pepper, Race Ginger, Spice,
Fire Crackers, Star Candles. Soap, Concentrated
Lye. Indigo, Nader, Durkee's Yeast Powder,
Ground Mustard, Pepper. Spice, etc.: and a
general stock of Liquors; Copper and Lead
all Of which will be sold low to the trade.
nOv25-3m asi l.. H. LANIER.