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BY CARET W. STYXEvS AMIANV,' GA., AIMS Hi ifl, »8*fc * liorerimtl i\w »W if** |*opftfB riphtsmataUlu t~ua\ved bp powai andwohribed bp Rain. HON NELSON TIPT, ' OF iMHMinmV 4’OUNTV. Cong mm, at Utdal**:*M*llon, asassasr failed, my* i tk» bUM«j leu of IIm» Freed- extend for interftriag ti UtVidUn will waqjfrs ''*#****? Th» 8*at*’b 8nal«.—Hulbeit ban paid oU.r. ub.1* bf tho PlJe Wtytfc J 7h* .4* Awn ' Eaosr.—A dispat.h dated 14tb, says: A uior,W«?^,;^^.it -.1,0 (yam Montgomery, morning a cotton and fruit*, and rendering replanting cotton neceimnry. » Bopd, of ibe Njjfc**a. wo* not'.dead When the Lame 4f (hat puper of the Mth went to fwrt; wMcJi Vlida u« to tuippn** (lint Far* ow had nit returned to Atlanta. ('•I B. V. Locktll’s System of — •;#! For (It* general go*! ire proyojl a r,» ar- lictcaon lh*J»pr,*tJ system of pka\$g anil cultivating earn and col Ion under IlioBlcIlI- genl management of Cel. B. O. Lockett. On Tuesday last, in rortipaa; with Marti! and| p«pl. )\ O. libit, wo .tailed I wo of lili mmSK&pzsz. PertmrttwBewm* «M.-irMrntr-vny beat notion plaatatioD In Ihlo nr any oilier sltlwj we foejut iWn entire force engaged, in tlio tame (lol.l, in deposit isn ferllliirr.r an.l kaWlng.4rt4hwwoed/ -Yten gwiiwdi (nff»e,a broken up lo Ike ilrj.Hi or 12 in 14 laobej,! ftfMH'bg A,r«gWj pnltrHW. wan no aellow Man neli-beil. Four te»m»—Iwo nmlrtto the plow—long clay reaching rhor- ell— were leading the main force in.Uying off the rows, four fori span, ,!ra!gl,L and jaral Tint Kiiikm^H’k RxiUIiition :—Yn- lenlny alu-nunm ti,c Vircuioii 'vero nut in lull t-onliiine, for jirnctitu mul ins|.oi'tl«iSi?' Ksglw"No. 2 — compost'd idjttjlofol luau -wun beitutlfully doc. ovalctl will) lUnvcrn, rililmmt cud aWti'mcrs. They caiuo up With u iirnrty iyoo.1' ^ili, Jotid took position fiir u-triul nl muscle mul .kill. The r< 8t%0d?'0 ii y^ n * rh ^” w ‘" 1 nuil the utmost power mul capacity ol I ho Kugineand Hone wore tested. The Thronalousk.iH, ulso u tyly at- tirtd anil gartdlly decorated then took position, and alt tiling* being rcatly f at tips. signal manned the brakes, and conlcstca the good work of Kaglo No. 2. winning by a distance of over six feel .with a $ nossle. The colored Firemen not satisfied .. AS JIIDT IMrrrmtJSD FROM NKW YORK, and other Eastern cities, will, a LARGE AND WELL SELECTED t<~ Block iti >if 1 WELCH’S COLUMN.,.! i Ui« Digit 7 MAKE, —jOj — FITS 8, ftrC f A n joTFo M 81T1C _ DItY GOODS! Genius Clothing, lints, f ; l^dts : and -OUR - *s, {iropcalid n lent on the Tbrouuteuika’ft Elgin*, wliieh woi accepted, with tho same uozzle, and tho whiten were still HUoot'Hsful by about five feet.^ They then gaye the No. 2’* their En- giuu with a £ hoszle, when they won by about otio inch. Though tho No. 2., outumbered tho Thronatvoekan, and of course brought more inusolo to tho breuks, still they wore fairly bouton, and yiolded tho palm no gracefully an ""did the whiles n year ngo an’ the same ground. The whole department presented a good appearanee, and we under stand. the inspection was, in the main; faludactnry, though there scorn- « d to im too tnneh attention bestow ed on tho showy parts <)f tho {Engines sit the expense of tho unseen and more important part*. • ItV A«r*s* the** rows, lit Mitral field, nn ox leein was diiilribuilng a line of s«ckii liUed with the prepartd faVlilixers.— Next Came eight of the Dow Law cuttou plan ters* .ami Unano Distributors, so guaged is to distribute the desired nimutily to the acre. These distributors deposit the prepnr.iliou st the bottom of the deep furrow made by the double teams, being .sap piled ns they passed tho lino of sacks by hands standing ready for Ibat purpose. Seat followed the bedding force—ihirhj- t'cu line, fat f*st walking tuuU>*, pulling fVir/y*firo *f the Wat I plows. With these four furrows aro thrown to the enriched fur* row, raising a tint smooth mellow bed, and louring in the middle a small ridge. The ground Is now ready for the whii'li are deposited in the bed directly ever the fertilizer, with the sttino planter that de posited tho guano, and covered with a light harrow with one tooth on auoh aide. The seed thus planted come tip in a line ns straight as an iron rail, tangent, scarce ly as hr oa(1 as the tap of a rail, and a tit tie indented from tho surface oulddo the harrow furrows. The next protess is tho splittiug of the ridgo in the middle of the row, which Is done with a shovel just largo enough to throw tho soil to tho opposit top of tho furrows on each side of it. This ends the p/wiriwy, and tbeliard work is over with . As soou as the oottou is largo enough the whole force is supplied with light lit! inch sweeps, which aro run twice lo the row, and just far enough from the oottou tq lap one or two inches in the centre. These sweeps merely skim tho surface, never being permit ted to sink lo a greater depth than j an iuuh, and they throw only dirt enough to tho cot ton to till the indenture made by tho I'lanter and the covering harrows, while they droop to the centre of tho row and till the middle furrow. This leaves a low, slightly om ved bed—tho cotton being on the highest line. • The entire crop being thus gouo through lib, the sweeps are laid aside, the ’unites are turned in the lot to rest nnd'fooupcrate. and nil bands aro mustered for the chopping process. When tho chopping and weeding to a stand is eomploUd, the hoes are laid aside no more to be used, and the sweeps arc used only to keep the grass down by jmrfn plowing. Thus it will be seen that the main wmk tor tho crop is ill the preparation of the land, and the planting ; nnd that nil Httbsequeni work Is above the roots of the plant, and so light that laborers and mules frolic nnd fatten through the semmor. lu our next we shall give an account ol Col Lockett's preparation of fertiliser*, am his mode of ilaming nnd cultivating corn j and follow with the kind of implement* he uses, bis liitiug system, discipline, general management and results. SADDLERY, HARNESS & BUGGIES- > - -v ALSO, J Drugs,.Medicines & Chemicals,. ntKif&VoiSlIie mbsiribor, onU ^ of the |ot idolaat, A PAItKBAY ugsd about.f? Of 0 yc*t* jfjjho bad shoes on Iter frout fret, Is slightly spavined or sUfled In hor right hipqjeg, wbtoh causes, her to step over any obstacle Very slowly and care fully ; is injpxnl order, and a fleet buggy an imal. Ifeir many hr sHort, *nd somewhat ei imped or cifrled. The mare is well known in the cuuuly, as formerly belonging to- Mr. ("Vine, then to Mr. Dupont, nnd finally to Mr. McMurrny, from whom 1 purchased her.— The thief no doubt intends to sell her, and h,H ifoubtle.i* carricd-licr away far that pur* Aro the BEST wo can buy in the markets, or, are carefully prepared by ourselves from oOloial formularies, Otir stock Is LARGE AND COMPLETE! LIQUORS ANDITOBACCO Our FA01LITIKB and KXFEHIKNL'E in ills- ! pensiug arc well kuow’u. Wo spare no labor uilhi’. ... , •• 1 will pay tho above reward for the reeov* ,*ry of the rnaro and apprehension of the thief, with evidence to cpnvict, or FIFTY iMilLAlttt for the recovery of tho mare. ED. B. SMITH. linker County, Ga., April 0,1869-^2* 10,1X10 yards the very best Calicoes, 15cts. At ZAO HABIAfe*. New 8toek Clothing, nnd Over-Goats, At ZACIIABIAS’.* g.SL* ^ !e « bj 'a s-os w s? s° Ca (fi lilts' f or iiinney to keep u All of which are offered for asle on M 0.8 T It K A 8 n N A II 1. I*. T K K M 8 . t Thom needing goods in bis lino.will find ittb their ndvKnftlge to call nnd oxnmino hi* lock and prices. M»ucfAr L ■ !f fl DC EW E JUTft are offered I o CO U NT H Y M KIW* 11A N T8, and PLANT* EUR purchasing Btipplics for their bands. First-Class Establisliment worthy of our liberal nnd Increasing patronage. FOR RENT! TO Iht OCTOBER NEXT! A COM POUT ABLE DWELLING, with four (4) rooms: with all ttcoessnry outbuilding*—a good well and cistern, nnd a SPLENDID GARDEN Onr Priros arc Always as Favorable ‘ Totm * moJerale - The most liberal terms will be extended to those desiring m purrldb-o ON TIME ]*voduce. but t’ity Acceptanee will be invariably required. *** ** * Wool, Hide*, and other country ptjf* Highest Market Price* paid for Albany, April 1.1, 1809—:5m DR. PORTER, ns any other houses. Wo (ink lor nkw ri!BToMi:i:s to 1t*y US, old one* we expect to keep. . Is. 13. d SI E. V/F.JXU, Dueuutsrs. KQrm dpply to DR. OROBSWSZaL, Office over Welch** Drug Store, nprilild—tf.. Or* a pis hi ■. 3 B-S - s 33 g-3 "1=13 ^ Hi & • S g w Qp. CQ • S-J5 ® i. P s 200 Shawl*, nt reduced price* to close e at', & LOOKI Pure White Lead! An rioqnfnt and Sralhlns Exordium. In the House nf Repreaeulalives at Wash ington, on the 7th, Mr. Yoorhee*, of Indiana, obtained tho floor, and delivered nn able speech for Georgia and I he Constitution.— Wo have room only foy the opening of his re* marku, hut the whole story is told in the par agraphs We pablift): Mr. VOORHEE8. Mr. Hpesker, tho moss ttre under discussion belongs to tbnl revolu tionary class of legislation which is utterly unknown to tho Constitution, contrary to all lawn now existing upon the xubject, and in open and direct violation of every precedent und pledge iiih'Io by that dominHiit. parly whkh uyw cunt rids every depnrlnient of the “flHfinWjs 1 l y)t' ' Tie propmttnon (o aver throw and dcidrsy n State by Hie action of Congress would once bnVo alarmed and convulsed the country nnd called the people togei^r in Mmnsement nnd huror like a fire-bell startling the at ill air of midnight. Once it would have been regard ed more menacing to An. rican liberty and totiie existence of the Republic thnn an in vading nrmy as mighty *s that Persian host w hich followed_ Xerxes lo Greece. Once the whole land would have resoundod with an* CQ’ ntid terrified outerden upon the bare uicn- t i.wv rf>rU a dc*igi. - U wag once K in.leed. n tjrbdfd^q not %)sak or “wiulem- think Jirwbtcr daysn^oha theme nt subversive of .^verV principle which up holds umt f<*rni of grternetenL How chnug- ed i« ailTliiirkmrV ’ it is a well-known prin ciple of mental philosophy that tho human mind at I art pjact* itself on Itrius of easy fa- luilinrily with the most painful and revolting ‘vicissitudes of an evil fortune, and even tol erate* with indifference 1 the wefst 'forma "of vice wlint |bii found Hiat Iberor.i* no escape from t ha associ^' 1 ^ R has lmcomo here. The wholesale dldtrtictlini of Elates by this body during ibe lust four years has reduced the dark amt fcarfnl crime to a commonplace ofourrcaca. Tho bill therefore new before n«, inalignant,.)iionstrpus, and lawless as it i«, pi-caents^flthiravRltlh’c ait of ono which expects y excita no e nr prize, whose baleful features have no novelty,.which bears a per fect family likenesa to many that hsva been her* before, and which data* oar rec^gnl* tion beeause'of oi * * with it* kindled. Dga-rerciiVD Ei»k tst MxmsoxThe qtr*njtte$ Smtiritlof^atttrday l*kt, give* 1 fio psillsoHtrW;, «s.«i dl»«liou» tr* U1 Modi,oil, on Thoiwlsy prMioos. Sosfly ibo 0Blfr,>m,|[0 vaa dostto/od—Lom $200, tm tttar.a*?MiKAs M-orid, and bmllirt were left houseless sod destitute.’ Otir *»*r clljternve" »e*«II»»R np assistance to the dlStressYd, Ha* not AI* ^ - a ^ ptl froo) her ires lo * nice .lining Hoot nod” Shoo > J. BOSEBF1ELP & BBO’B. -THE I1UKAT— Medical ECLECTIC Electrician, LEAD sod ZINC, LINSKEDTJIL, VABN18IIEd, and couijilete otock of 1‘uiiitorri’ Mutorials. 1U0 Iwsos WINDOW OI.ASS, nts'l. At very LOW HATES, Tor sole by 1„ K. A H li. WELCH, Dutuutttis. wt umt (SMITH’S BUILDING) i BROAD STREET, ALBANY; The Best. Stock -AND— -has- CONQUEROR OF DISEASES W HO HAS VI8ITKD ALL THE PUINCITAL CITIES IN THE NORTH mu, Eastern and Wcstom .States, and met with such UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF COMES, BRUSHES, SO A 1*8, JUST RECEIVE I’KKFILM HUY and SOUTH-; Jinc Soilct ^tticlcs, A HBSF. STOCK 0F- JSEl lu the market can always l»o louml nt , WELCH'S CORNER. STAPLE AND FAHCY i lii the I rent men! < mg. ami wb’ ■’ •c^p Jtlio skill nl'im other pliyiiciaus, will (I’rovidmu* , or long stand* permitting) S Years Old I 1 ioI'<!SsioiihU\ Visit Album, «i«pr K i.,iBOllKBON WIlIKkI, DRY TELEGRAPHIC. Tbe Alafiana Claims Qiitsilun lu Uir Scnnlff. [ From AfsociaUd Vrtt,r. Wasiiinuton, April 14 — Mr.'Candler mi l Mr. Morton desired to debate tho A In bn treaty with open doors, but the motion that eftept failed. Mr. Sumner made a two hours speech, und *»ld: . j * • England should be cnlled upon In admit that she was in the wrong in recognizing tin t'ont'ederHlo States ns boli} igeroata. the rebel cruisers were built lu llritisli ports, equipped with British armaments, mnimeilw-ith Brili-li soainott, got to sea under llritisli colors, shel tered and provided with stores in poiisof Hr it isli islands* colonies, mot though well known to have first csuuiied to sea in )illation ol England’s hotitrulity laws, wrfa^arinilled by British vessel* of war to pursue their eateci of destruction without molestation Chandler minle a fierce attack on England aud her coursu, und expressed the belief that there was uot room enough on this I'outim ni for uny nation which had »o graaely .insulted the United 8Ut«s. Hr bad tong believed the ongbe struggle would coiue over L'uuada, and now bulirritd it would come in lus ,dny. Fessenden endorsed the views of Sumner that the treaty on this subject should rise to the tiigniiy nnd importance of tho interna tional questions involved, and that the nation, with m «lue regard to its own honor, could not consi .er it upon any lower grounds. The Freaident has directed the Sccietaryof War to order General Reynold* 'to proceed with registration in Texas, preparatory to an early elect ion. It is understood, but not known that similar orders have been issued regarding Virginia and Mississippi. It i* also Mated that tba Fresidrnt will bo governed by Com manding Generals regardiugthe proper lime for elections. Groat importance seems lo be attached to the Constitutions .which shall be submitted tc separate votes. , MA UK FA .lyerpoot LivtHi*ooL, April Mo—Noon.—GoRon mar ket opens active, with Uplands at 12R«M2|d; Orleans,J2|^12J4. Balea Jpr.tlje ^ will ivettlago—Cotton market firinfr^lU Up lands at 12^d; Orleans, 12id. JTcw York CoLtyn Xaiukct. Naw Yoax, April 14 —Noon.—Cotton mar ket firmer, with middling upland* at 28j. BvetHaf.—Couon »ow acliyrgiu! brt- «Mdliflife at-28f^B9cr^ Sales, 6800 bale*. Protialoa Markets. 1-1.—Provisions quiet CiscissAri, AprR , ... . and.uooUanged- Lard firin sA 18. , Sr. Louis,* April k 14.-^-Mes« Fork if truer, with jobbing ealoa mt fll.OO. ' Ba-oo dull, with jobbing aaiea of ehoalder* at 18}; clear U.eon—ahonMns.; 18J! clrtr rtlri, 174. Uni, 17J@18. Superlla, Flour, 6.0»(5,0. CO>» Sea ; ~ tt r.> •* ■n. v-c* A Cvsiovs Caixplatiom.—Mr. RngAn, ll» *xprrl«ncc4 Wnlch Maker si L. E. Welch Jc Co’e Booh ami Jeffelry Store, esys the hol r « vrhvel lu o cylinder wotcli IroTrloobout M88J mihs la omo >eor. IMPOHTKP FRBNQIJ llUANliY, AS'lincrilFY A SUIT OF ROIIMS U Till: (IIS, RUM ntul WINKS, iC.: LADIES JS. La B A IV- Y II O LJ £3 33 Tliel.r.t iii-lioles wo can tuiy in iho market, I and suited foe medical purposes, at QRESS GOODS AND Trimmings and Notions. From Woiffljsilaw April 14th, to Thursday. April 22nd. 1869. WBLOH'S OOHNSn CLOTHING 1 :0:- The Doctor treats rill • mel or Meicury. in any i whatever ;his iemc.ll • Barks, 8ee>ls. etc j.,i* . debilitate the ,,t •.» prevent the | . t. . o a I TBUSSES, SUITORTERS, CIIE8T EM’AaNDEBS, FORCEPS, 8YRINQRS, &r„ Ar„ i their various forms aud singe* wilbmil Hie use of Cain- : Always a good supply nt hniiie, Quiniue, Avseuic, nr any poisonous subutance j } GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS’, Boots, Shoes and Hats. • K <•« mpoundiHl byblmsolf, nud Composed cnHrely of Hoots, Herb*, cgeiable, nnd highly electrical—remedies that, da uol weaken or ' lea-1, but utreugtlien, vitalize mid invigorate; neither do they tending to his every day business. V uilmlar atleniion paid lo wbi.oh'8 oonMsa | —:0:— .Si. OF THE EYE JOT EAR. fioilffers & Wostcnliolm nnlfry! IIis Slot.'k of Th is nl 1 only place to find a good selection WELCH'S CORNER* WHITE GOODS % M r tW /hi9*> ■+M The >1 . > visited mrtuy of the cities two, three, and four times over, and lias success- fully i rente i more thnn ItltHt pernon* in the Stale of Georgia and Alabama alone, and more than ii we include Kunjuv’ky.aud Tennojv»oe, and more than iTBit including North nud • Hotilli t’aiolitui, very many whom #era pronouated Incurable by Ihcir aneidiug physician*^ | J^Sl _hLl W XjkJL^. bV-O I mid'given up to die. Inti aho to-day, thank God, urn alill in the land nl’ihe living, and itillie enjoyment of pei leel health, pursuing their naifAl avocations. * JUST RECEIVED AT The Doctor does hoi Jlalte I hese statements because he considers himself more skillful than | other physicians, but simply beenuso ho tdm-evely believes that the ri inrdie* which he em it EXTENSIVE fidwt ion*. and VARIED, nnd embraces tbe most AAso, ciioffik ■ ‘t Wfl' -r ploys will prove much more elfiaaolutts, nnd arc completely adapted to the treatment eves, e*|ie< Ully those of Chronic n.tlttre. Albany Book & Jewelry Store A Heavy- Si nek of GROCERIES, : t Consider seriously and iiuprejudicodly, nnd act iinmediatcly the Doctor charges nothing for consultntjou and advice. The Doctor furnishes all tlio‘i»fc*e*8ary remedies nt once lo remove tl ly and permanently, m a very rcasonnlde prior. The Dorlor, if he can cure you, or even benefit, you, yrill loll you so ; will so Inform you, nud will not take your onto in haiid* l*aiieni u visited at tliclr own houses from ft to tlp.-vi., If Hie doctor gaged. iMli. c hours from 7 o’clock in the morning lo bo’clot k in the < Iroiu S to 12 in the morning, ami from 2 to .*» in tho afternoon. For further iuformaiioii, see Circulars, with a largo number of recoin 1 ted at th" dwelling houses bhroughout Ibe city and vicinity, mi l wb tallied at his room**. Dr. I’ORTKU will visit Albany, Ga., Irom Wednesday, April i Albany, AprR It II at once at hi* rooms, as j complaint thorough ! d>ut if ho oannoi he | tlhcrwiso on- ; not cuing: “Tho Chaplet of l’earls”—by the Author i “ lleir of Rcdclyllc." “Gates Ajar.” *» Miss Muhibacli’s Works. . (’heap edition of DICKENS, SCOTT, Fir., More of MBS. HILL’S COOK BOOK, Mohun &c., £e. , ‘tf , ->ti on Sundays 1 “idiiiionr. dislribu- i be oh- Any nevwor old Roo^s nrden at l'ulilihlicr's I’rices. d for customers Is. I!. WBXf 'lfl ,‘i CIO. I. toTharod.ay, 22ditiBt. ! SCHOOL BOOKS, THIS! haud the BEST SELECTEE, And bo convinced'that we kecj> on LARGEST AM) And ohoupont stock ol Hoods iu MIDDLE GEO R STOCK % JUST RECEIVED, Embracing all principal School Books used in this acclion. SCHOOL STATIONERY Of All Kinds. LETTER PAPER And are ever ready, ns heretofore, to prove what wc say, by our cost on lealing with ns. All Goods shipped promptly and guaranteed Jo «%m«i M Don’t fako our word f4r it, l»ut TBV l"S yourselves. Always on hqnd fAk- » who have been Tin &* Wooden Hardware & Cutlery* Crockery, TOBACCO and PINE CI&AR“. And In fact everything usually kept In n Faultless General Asioiimwt*. idling opened And These goods Imvojnst been purchased, and are now blslng opened and dlspU^ prices so low that enstomers cannot fall lo see that itisto their fntereat'to. buYl®**®* trial is respectfully asked for, nnd goods will be shown for examination \witn Ahe. ideasuro. ^ Albany, April 2,1W9 GROOEBIBS! DOMESTI* IIAHDWAHK, IKON, STEEL, ETC. 50 GUOCEltlES. ENVELOPES, PLAfJf A NO itAtior STAfibiVltr, '■ Blank Books & Mewraiu-ks. —Any kind of Blank Work gol up to orjer. IIAGON, COKN, I’OKIv, SOAI>, FJ.OUH, MEAL, AlACKEKISr,, STAUCn, LAUD, KICE, HERRINGS, CANDLES. 450 BOXES TOBACCO. qiiEEaii waaiSKY; bsNAuiraes, snerr, POWDER, SHOT, j Jas. 8rvmov A. R. Tinhlbv T. D. Tins lx i, sJ SHEETINGS, PICKLES, CAPS, TEA, Arc., Ac. Tinsley A* Co. T MACON. GBORGIA- rseymniir. April 9, ’C9-8m. WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, FIRE SCREENS, PICTURES, FRAMING Ac,. at Albany Rook & Jewelry Store. TONS SWEDE'S IRON. 60 tens English and American Refined Iron, 10 tons Flow Steel, 250 kegs Cut Nails, . 100 dozen 0. S. Hoes, 1000 pairs Trace Chains,a 250 bags Shoi, 500 pounds liar Lead, I 500,000 G. D. Caps, j 250,000 Eley’a Caps, Fine Gold Jewelry,* GOLD A SILVER WATCHKS, SOLID SILVER and sii.vkr-pLated w'are 60 dozen Leverett’a. Axes, 20 dozen II. Collins’ Axes, 20 dozen Root Ilaiucs, 100 dozeuCurry Combs, 000 pounds Sad. Irons, 25 dozen Whitemore Cotton Cards, 20 dozen Jim Crow Cards, 50 nests Cedar and Painted Tubs, 75.dozen Faintrd bucket*, 20 dozen Praia-Bound Buckets, 20 gross Mjnon’a Blacking, 25 dozen She* Brushes. A good assortment of Table* Pocket Cutlery. SHEETING. . We buy these goods direct from tho tn&gu- fact ii rent and beat Houses iu Naw York, anal guarantee everything aa ire represent. L. E. WBLCH & CO., Albany. Book & Jewelry Store, Albany, April 6, ’69-ly-cq - 50 baits Macon Sheeting, 10 Bales Uourion Sheellsg. ‘PO» SALE BY 225 barrels Flour, # 150 barrels A, B, andC, Sugar, 100 bags Rio and Java Caffe*, ' 100 bo*cs Tobqeek, 69 barrels Syrup, T 78 barrols Wliiaky, 100 boxos Candles, 25 cases Sardines, * 75 cases Canned Oysters, 100 boxes Crackers, •: 26 boxes Layer Raisins, 25 half-boxes Layer RaisU 80 quartcr^boxes Layer “ 200 boxes Soap. 25 boxes Soda, 150 boxes Potash; (icon 0 oases Potash, 25 oases Fine French Brat 25 case, Wolfo'i Scki^laii 60 boxes Starch, . 75 boxes Candy. 10 bales PblUr'a Ellra No: 1 lb.balcsf, li) tale, Flint Rlytr 20 fcalM MUt*^nilK MM B,rch9—txp-r a fril 161b. J. B. M Ckerry S|., JUi