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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

We are authorized 70 announce DENNIS CORWIN
as candidate for SheriG OF Travis county at the De-
eeber election, subject TO the decision OF the Demo
cratic Nominating Convention Of said county, should
one be held.
Weare authorized 10 announce w. A. PITTS aa
candidate for Sheriff Of Travis county, subject 70
the decision Of County Democratic Convention
We are authorized 70 announce GEO. B. zIdPELr
NAN as candidate for sheriff Of Travis county a. the
December election subject TO the decision OF the Dem
ocratic Nominating Convention Of said county.
Julye l813-t d.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

At ne precinct meeting Saturday, which was con-
dpeted with the greatest harmony, twentyseven dele
gates Wefo elected to tho county convention 10 meet
hero next Saturday. The following gentlemen were
the choicp Cor county officers Geo B. zimpenan for
shorl Frank Brown for district clerk; ]. W. smith
TOR Justice Of the peace and A. J. Jemigan for treasu-
reF Our thanks due the secretaries, Messrs H. E.
shelley and Geo. l. Robertson, for the Official proceed
lhgs, which vim be found In another column.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

n~zseoFFIcE OF COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC
~ ACCOUNTS, AusTIS, August IS, 1873. -Vouch-
OF the teachers OF public free schools for tho
ties OF Cass Gonzales, Iavaca, Montgomery and
Parker viii be paid at the State Treasury, far
the appropriation goes on and after Thursday, the
twenty-frst August
Also, for the counties OF Anderson, Angelina
Arkansas, Atascosa and Austin, on and after Monday
the 25th instant. w. Q. PHILIPS,
au19 81 Acting Comptroller.
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MaisceIIneOus.

NOTICE.
By mutual consent the partnership heretofore exit
ing In the Mercantile business at Haedad, Williamson
eoonty, under the name and style % Evans ~
MAGIlI, Is dissolved. All persons indebted . the
Arm are requested 70 call and settle without delay
T. $. EVANS win continue Ia the business. end attend
70 the settlement u the cais for and against the 1ru
JAMES p. MAoIf.L
Bagdad. August n, 1873 aHal ulm
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u the low lands. down the river. where the cotton
worms made their appearance some time ago the cot
ion e nov doing wen. But Il is only the natural
ronnd q preparation through which the worms are
space Tor this improvement In about ten days we
have no doubt very large crop Of worms viii present
themselves, SUFFICIENT nah probability. TO destroy the
crop IN plaees.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

A sELEcT SCHOOL win be opened by Miss Myra
johnson, On the first Of September, In the basement
Of the Methodist Church. The OF this part Of the
hnilding has been expressly granted TO her by the
Row o. Fiahor, who. understand, win take lively
intarcat IN he welfare Of the school, Miss johnson IL
afSady well known In Austin and has the confidence
- thosowho are acquainted with her. she Is eapa-
bic teachsr and win pay all necessary attention to
children ihtrusted 70 her.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

ExMonAlT wagons are beginning to make their reg
ular appearance Gay after day. The report Is that
large numbers OF South Carolinians, Georgians and
Tenncsseeans are preparing TO come to Texas this
fall Not only these but other Southern and great
many Northern States about to send large immi
grafton into Texas In the next six months Let them
come They can all do well
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

A xreRo gave his idea Of faith n Col,
proIniscs in flIe following words. Oar Is a
brick wall, and the Lord be stand dsr and
eaV 10 me. Now want you 70 gOfroo dat.
j amt aroin' 10 sa5, Lord, can't ! go'
nnlIin 70 do about &. All / have 70 do d %
butt against Il, ca its De Lords bushes.
10 PCT me iroo.N
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III Ia

In this city, at the residence OF her sister, Mrs
JULIA STANCEL.
In this city on the twelfth August at : P. H. Mr..
ROBERT ADAMS, in the 43d year Of his age, OF in
hammation Of the bowels
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

Total 1000 Cash Gifts amounting 81 10000
Tho distribution WIN Be positive whether az the tick
portion 20 the tickets soldal undoid tickets being
destroyed at the First and Second Concerts and
represented IN the drawing.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

Yesterday We saw cavalcade numbering about
twenty passing down the Avenue just before dark.
We first thought It might be retreat from the In
dams on the frontier, but afterwards learned II was
the band Of nigh,s who immoralize themselves
IN real deeds Of glory the tournament about the last
OF this month. They arc brave and valOrOus set OF
kniohfs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

MONDAY there was another com6atlblis cum ssti5us
on the Avenue, which came near resulting in some
thing serious. The party who came OF hrst best in
the eight settled dues at the Mayors ONCE and the
other s Just $3.50 In consequence Of the fight KEEN
pay should not forget that Il Is their calling
teach and In teaching they should not give lessons in
nstcnning
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

OK what q triaing matter great results sometimes
hang Some merchants, while travelling. were over
taken By storm and hndled fire on the sands Of the
seashore % warm themselves and cook some food.
They used for fuel plant they found in the neghbOF
hood Next morning they saw some shining particles
among the ashes and examination showed that the
ashes Of the plant combined with the sand had pro
duced hard yet transparent, solid This was the o-
gin Of the discovery Of glass; So with Bueiu The
Hottentos had for yea used the leaves Of the plant IN
their rude practice. AS soon as the resident English
ana Dutch physicians found out its yalue the knowl
edge OF Its virtues soon spread the entire civilized
world. Parker's Compound Fluid Extract Buchu pos
sesses all the virtues Of the plant in highly cOncen-
ted form, combined with iva urs, Juniper berries
cubebs and acetate Of poassa all united in such rare
proportions az TO obtain the proper medicinal effect Of
each. while neither too much predomnates. Sold by
all druggists everywhere. auis dst wit
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

The Journal announces that superintendent Dc Gress
has returned from lengthy visit at the North and into
.canada How strange It il that Governor Davis did
not have hs place flied by another Honey. without
being half 90 derilect In his duty, found that the
Treasury had slipped from under his fostering care
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ron CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.

Weare authorized 10 announce FRANK BROWN 81
candidate Tor Serk OF inc Dstrscs Court OF lInFis
county, subject to the action Of the Democratic Nom
mating Convention.
We are authorized 70 announce W. L. CHALMERS
as candidate for Clerk Of the District Court Of Travis
county, subject TO the decision OF the Democratic
Nominating Convention au9
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

MIS- JuLIA sTAEcEI., wife Of Mr.. Jesse stancel,
died IN this city on Monday at the residence Of her
sister, Mrs. lleMlIlIon. She had been I'm very bad
health for number Of years. and had but lately come
70 this place 70 spend short WHILE The funeral GER
cronies took place Tuesday At 10 o'clock.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

DRAMATIC club hah been formed by the young
men Of the Travis es the object Of which is to raise
funds for the use OF the company. II win prove be
sides, asource Of entertainment and advancement.
they win soon commence preparing for their arst
piece one OF Bnlwers most popular works dnmatized.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

Attention Is called to the correspondence between
numerous prominent citizens and Mr.. Joseph Spence
OF this place. IN regard to hsbecomng candidate be-
fore the Democratic Convention for Commissioner Of
ths General Land once. We have been shown letters
from annmber OF these gentlemen and and them all
speak IN the highest terms Of Mr. spenee's ability to
an theposlllOn.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

The name Of JAMES B. SHAW, win be submitted
by his friends TO the Democratic State Convention for
nomination as Comptroller OF Public Accounts.
His long residence In Texas, his intimate knowledge
OF all the minutie relating to taxation and the col
lection Of the revenue, his probity and capcity hs
strict attention to business and his urbanity IN the
discharge Of the duties of his Office enttle him to the
highest consideration by the people.
MANY Worms.
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correspondence.
AUSTIN, August "A, 1878


Hon. Joseph spence, Austin, Texas: m
Sir-The undersigned, approaching your
worth and fitness to fill the position OF Com
missioner Of the General Land Office OF the
State of Texas, respectfully ask that you
permit us to use your name as candidate
for that Office at the ensuing election.
We feel, in making this request, that we
ask you perhaps to sacrifice your private In
t0rests, but we assure you that we know Of
no one who can fill the position more salts
factorily to the citizens of the State.
Your known promptness and fidelity II
the discharge of business, added to your
experience and familiarity with the dutie;
of the Office, have caused the people II
almost every county in the State to look tc
you as the proper person for the Offices ano
without any disparagement to others, We
believe that no one could be selected thai
would be more acceptable to the entire bust
ness portion of our people.
We therefore trust that you viii not hesi
tate to permit us the use Of your name. q
You will please have the kindness to an
swer at your earliest convenience and oblige
Yours very respectfully,
H. NJ. Trueheart, Galveston county,
Thos. G. Haggart, Galveston county,
Ellsberry R. Lane, GOliad county,
]. M. Douglass, Dallas county,
Cummins & Duncan, Dallas county
Daniel Daley, Dallas county,
Hugh w. .Hawes, Lavaca county,
Z. Clegg, Lavaca county,
]. s. Billings, Lavaca county
A. NJ. ErslSine, Guadalupe county,
Carol s. Mullen, Denton county,
J. w. Hale, Wise county,
Alathusson s. Wright, Lamar county,
Jat Gunter, GraysOn county,
J. NJ. Lindsey, Cook county,
B. T. Estis, Bowie county,
J. C. Roberts, Robertson county,
George Resley, Milan county,
B. f. McDonough, Harris county,
G.. w. H. Martin, Comanche county,
Tomlinson & Henderson, Hopkins county
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

We understand that Col. sWearingen Of Washington
county, has offered TO donate TO Prof T. L. P. Hoo
man one hundred acres OF land, Hampstead, for
the purpose Of securing the establishment Of the
Manual Labor School near that place. This is liberal
oRer and We must say It Is worth while to be liberal
In securing such schools.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

Ecnr1 E,lEEnrnIzE-Eha t q wonderful success
has been produced byhe Git ccnceTis of the Public
Ifhrnryof kentucky. since their last driving on the
eIahfh q July they have paid 70 fhcir ticket hold
ere hair sm1on Of dollars without dcfaic1cn or dis
count IN any instance and nov they propose IN Deem
Der % give away one million aAd q half o. utney.
Their past history proves that this VII ccrisiniy Be
done and ullo can refuse 70 take small Fak IN 90 nag
niaccnt gain. Then every ticket buyer knows nat Il
he d not individually iney &c least haIf q s Cd
venture goes to the benet Of the m.guiGcint library
which ia much his own Is Il 4 that o. every other
citizen q the United States. See advertisement.
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AUSTIN. Texas, August 10, 1878.

AUSTIN, Texas, August 10, 1878.
To Messrs. II. N. Trucheart, ThOs c. Haggart, E. r.
Lane, and others:
Gmtlemea-Your very iiattering note OF
the fourteenth inst, asking the use of my
nanc as a candidate for the Office of COM
missioner of the General Land Office, came
into my hands last Saturday evening.
For your kind and complimentary ex-
pressions am sincerely grateful, and what
ever may have been my views hitherto in
regard to being candidate, feel that your
warm expressions of support leave me nc
choice. You are therefore at liberty to use
my name in the manner indicated.
Yours with respect,
JOSEPH SPENCE.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

EVERY day lately We have seen quantities Of lumber
leaving the workshop o. LO0mis Christian on
wagons for the country All this goes al once into the
builders hands and tends to make homes more at
traeiiye and the people more determined 10 succeed
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

OLD citizens say they have seen as many mus
qutoea In this place as this season. They very
small specimens, and annoy persons more in the day
than the night time. Satisfied that but few Of them
breed in ci-tcrns, we cannot account for their
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

Ex-GoyEnson HESDERsoH Il in the city route 70
Lampasas springs The Governors health has been
very poor Of late and 4 Il to be hoped he win hnd
material benefit from hls sojourn At the Springs.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

II Is sid that the first narrow gauge rail-
rad built ca this continent. and tho second
IA tie world. N1s that cons "a along the
base 81 the Rocky Mountains south Ifom
Denver This road win lio extended to tie
City Of Mexico.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

THR Austin Dental Association have issued the
following:
Rssoiped That we invite the dentists throughout
Texas TO meet at Austin Wednesday, September ~
1873 10 form State Dental Association and for Other
Important business 49,
An dentists who propose to attend win please notify
the Secretary. All papers friendly % the advancement
OF dental Science WIN please copy the call.
E. WIsE. SECRETARY. Auatin.
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Local Matters.

Ma.w.T BAazrn 4 authorized % solicit sabselip-
0sSs isa1vertIs.sni lor ne efATEsNtA- ne
ba,iness fo- no 5sescs VA Be combined 70 this city
and vicinity
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MARRIED;

On the thirteenth Of August ct the residence OF the
bride's father by Elder Thomas II. Bacon, Mr.. JOHN
W. BIRD to Miss s. E. CHARLEY, all OF Travis county.
-Onthe tenth Of August BY Elder Thomas II. Bacon,
M. FREDERICK GORLITz to Miss ROslNNA
KRAAK, all Of Travis county. p
ON he fourteenth Of August at the residence Of the
brides uncle by Elder Thomas III. Bacon Mr.. GEORGE
w Ike to Miss SALLIE WEST, all OF Travis county.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

MAYoR wnELER informed as that be has sold
a. % Of the city bonds. lie l. very much pleased with
the monotony Of signing coupons, twenty to each
hundred dollar bond
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

Tax party who went In search Of the body Of Mr.
Du Tour have returned without success. They
searched carefully anumber Of miles down the stream
on both sides, finding no evidence OF the dead man.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

We arc authorized 70 announce the name Of JAMES
". SMITH for reelection 20 the olcc 81 Justice Of
the Peace, IN Precinct No. ?, Travis county.
We arc authorized TO announce Q. GOODL.OE for
reelection 10 the Office Of Justice Of the Peace d
Precinct No. s.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

The fourth annual fair Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical Association Of Harrison
county commences on the thirtieth Of Sep
tember.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

A HUuTSsn club is being formed in this place. ",
unaer.tand L wiIl 60 into oIganIzation coon
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

VIZ hear Of much damage from the storm on
Tuesday Il up several trees about the city, and
injured some houses. TWAS undoubtedly general
storm for q few moments.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

nov thas our people have agFeed to the gas and wa
Ter proposition. hope that no time win be lost to
elothe Anlilnin De gaiae q modern improvements.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

Only 900 tickets win Be sold and one-hal Of these
are intended for the European Market thus leaving
only 5000 for sale IN the United states where 10000
were disposed Of for the Third Concert The tckefa
divided into ton coupons or parts, and have on
their back the scheme With full explanation Of fhc
mode OF drawing.
At this concert, which Wllbc the grandeal musical
display ever Witnessed In this cuntgy. the unpfccc-
denfed Of
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

We are authorized 10 announce Judge JOSEPH
the decision OF the Democratic Nominating Conven-
ton, aus
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FoR CoUNIY TngAsungr
ron JUSTICES OF TnE PEACE.

We are authorized 70 announce A J. JEfNlGAN
az candidate Tor reelection to the ONCE Of County
Treasurer subject the decision Of the DcmOcrat,
Nominating Convention.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

New Jersey people don't say ssliarn right
out, but remark Sir, you remind me Of
my lamented brother, who could pervcrt
truth with the greatest case
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prP5slrAhx o. the AEesieah Tract society st Rich
asd's book store. augiees
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Announcements.
FOR LIEuTENANT aovERNoR.
FoR coITpTRoII.ER OF puBI.Ic ACCOUNTS

The name of JOHN HENRY BROWN, by request
OF his friends in all parts OF the State is presented
20 the Democratic State Convention as candidate for
Lieutenant Governor.
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so-r -uufia.ien IN the city, just from Lampasas.
80 tsere s. tl large crowd at tho Springs.
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w.rrpz.sr' f 'ssIn improving la quality. and
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21

r.- o.,o,.1o ~ss On sunsII bender yesterday
nornine. Il = falling again.
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divided into IL 900 cash gifts, win be isibutcb By lot
among the ticket hodofs-thc numbers % TIE Tickets
TO be drawn from wheel by blind children and lhc
gifts from another.
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EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS eHT.
sa0O.OOo for 1901


The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized hy special
act OF the Legislature Tor the houent d the Public H.
hrary Of Kentucky, viii take place IN Public Library
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TIE PCELzc FnEE ScuOors.-Thc time - drIyIng
near when under the provisions q the late (aboETe
laH, ne ooors o. the schools are 70 De thrown open
long enough for gchoan % about DeeD1e interested
o. show signs 81 advancement when ffsso, chAl8es
the door1 VIII Be suddenly closed against them e
have heard vgry little a. % the preparation for the
coming seision, and Wouid thank any one Tor giving
us some information e. 10 What orf1ng lent ~ any,
have been made and who ere the parties
that have volunteered % give tr services 70 the on
dnct on the schools for the four monfhz e. the law
UrogiscS and iayon their olrs the remaining eight
months d the year.-SfGfs journal
me modelsuperintendenf Of Public Schools has
been absent fom the State FOR months, and has at
tended 70 none Of the duties Of his ONCE II there Is
any failure shout the public schools the people lsee
where the fault hes Nothing, absolutely nothing has
been done BIZ this nan in his public capacity for
months. There are ample provisions under the new
law for conducting schools more than four months,
and We know plenty OF applicants for them, All that
De Gress desires Is that he gets his pay-nothing
more-under the new law he can get nothing else
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IIvERPo0E- August l0-Noon.-Cotion terdina
downward: uplands 6x08Ed: Orleans of951d.
NEW YORK, August 19-Nool.-lmDoTte for ne
week IS 250OoO Cotton weak and irregular; Hlles q
1870 bales nplands f9Ec; Orleans Me Gold ll35
NKW Y0uE. August lo.-Cotlon weak and irIcIa
saes o. 8s7o bales a. loE0205kc. Elour IN moqetlte
$500 ~ N Wheat arflve and IN good Dc.
1nand at q cent befttf. Corn closed dnll and heavy
Coffee active and very Ann no Ofc. eneAr,.
Money active e 105c. Sterling iOHcr, e ileH.
Gold fl5H11l5k.
~. fr,Ilg 49, Gem qulets yciIoN and Whine 20
CSfs ~ &C. lr1n SIC. Hay rcarco a11 nr1 a. ~.
ri,rfce ~ Pork frIi Old 81. nov fi4 Dry ell
,I5er7 n ql.c fi1cnr scnrcc ana nfIlr - . I1c
Ham inIl and lower a. l5.I5fc- Egrd scarce e -
10Itc Srrar scarce and u good ec111ls Hop1 90
r1lf rl11lf Co1ce 1uiet and u1c-=11lo-
C,if 49, Cotton drII. sales 20 b1lef reI,11t.c
e. TestcrdlT1 pfIces- aec-- ~ o. ~ r--r-, 20
exports. stock o. han1s is,ltl
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FinanciaI and commercial


rRoDrcE xAsxFy caRREcrzD ~ 2onrSsoS soS.
ABsrnS5 August IS iszA
Our quotations. are corrected Up TO time q going 20
prees, and are for wholesale buyers only.
.oelt-krn and advancinE. Liverpool co4rte 81 s. .
O. - per sack Fine 9ftf SC.
Hay-Slo.1i ~ per ton.
AeAl-tlltt Sc per huehel.
Ccln-plentlful At f0fbs1c per hnshcl.
Fodder sc. per hundred
Country butter i2{fll6ac
Lard-lakc for kegs; uerce ifni2c
bseon-TexAs firm; Western clear sides ii8itsfc.
These prices must be understood for eash buyers.
Market unsteady.
Low Mddilng arm. ...................... q AJAX
Good Ordinary. u (8llk
VIOLIN Austin pr n gold. u e8SsH
~. -. Flouh
ST. Louis, XXX nominal ..,...............
:. Choloe Family ............. 70 oe9is
tsss" Fancy ...e.... Is olIall
Texas per 100 pounds, dun and declining. 500 %
SUGAR.
Yellow Cleriaed- .............s... iS8lsH
White Sonee, A.....,-..-,-..-., q
Crushed. -. ...............,.. it0i4A
Double anchor and domestic jute. .......s.. -
lies. ....---s...-. .s.........s-. -
ttreel. ...,.... .-..,s,-...
Dry tint ',,,',-.-.''. io9ia
LUNnsR BY THE CAR ROAD
TO be received by purchasers At the railroad 50 per
n, II taken as it comes, and IS per N II selected
SuINuIEn.
Cypress OF Mountain Cedar Rlooo ss0s So