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TOWN AND VOV\T\ TOWN DIRECTORY^ THE CHURCHKH, Breaching at U Bap Jst Church on the first and third Sundays, and Baturday bcCoic the tlkird Sunday in cadi month. Rev. S. T. Fuller pulor. Preaching t the Methodist Church on the fourth Sunday, and Saturday before, in each month. Kev. G. S. .Johnston pastor. Pleachingat the rroshyteiiiui Church rn the second Sunday in each month. Rev. G. \V. M xon pastor. HAPRAUI SCHOOLS. At the Baptist Church at o’clock a, m each Sunday, J T Johnson, sup'rt Hurt Cook, Treasurer At r the Mcthodiot Church at 9 o’clock a m each sunday. J M Mobley, sup'rt B C Kimbrough, Troub'r MASONIC ORDERS. Hamilton Lodge No, 10-—meets on the 2d Saturday afternoon lu ewch month.—W. W. Goodman, W. M. P. T. Schloy Chapter No 30—meets on the 4th Fridav in each month at 2 o’clock v m -J. M. Mobley, H P. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. .1. 11. Lovela.ee, mavor: J. F. C Williams, .1. H. Cows* rt, J. T. Blount and L L. Stan i rd, couucilmen: W. S. Robinson, marshal. Post-Office, .J W. Gamble, p. m Daily arrival and departure of mails. COUNTY OFFICERS. .T F C Williams ordinary; J D Robinson sheriff*; N H Barden clerk of superior court; Dennis Miller tax receiver ; J It Griffin tax ♦collector ; H C Kimbrough treasurer ; John M Barnes surveyor ; W J Smith coroner. County Commissioners—W I Hudson, W C Johnston, It W Robinson. N H Burden clerk. Board of Education—W I Hudson, Flynn Hargett, WO J > hnston, R G Hood, T -T Neal County School Commis’ner—) T Johnson. MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE. WT Hudson senator; G L Kilpatrkk and HE Moss, Jr., representatives COURT CALENDAR FOR HARRIS COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT. Martin Ciawford judge—W A LitUe solic itor-eoneml—N II Barden clerk—J 1) Rob inson sheriff. Convenes second Mondays in April and October. COMMISSIONERS’ COURT Convenes first Tuesday in each month. ordinary’s court Convenes first Monday in each month. justices courts. Hamilton (672d) District—.lno T Williams J J’, Chas Bedell N P— meets first Saturday. Valley Piains (78f>)—I N Sparks NP, Geo W Cooke J P—2'l Saturday. MPner’s (782) —It C Milner N P, P Sutton J P—4rii Saturday. Waverly Hall (934)—G A B Dozier NP, E J Stanford .1 1* . Ellerslie (095) -Thos Neal N P, A S Elli son J P . Cat tula (096)—J B Pate JP,W II Thomp son N P . Lower 19th (707)—Jesse Cox N P, W Nun nally J P- - 3d S • Girday. Upper 19th (1180>—.MCW Lokey J P, I. Hargett N I*—4th Satin ay. Smith’s (1247) —Jas G Smith J P., S Moore N P 1 h Saturday. Whites’ ille (920)—S 1! Reese N I’., A .) Gordo* iJ 1’ 2nd Saturday. Whitakci’s (G79)— ltM Whitten J P Flynn Hargett N P . Davidson's (781)—~T L Davidson JP, Ab W. ldon N P . Rl" .- :-l ring (717.) and A Moi r.: NP, C Ilarl cV a r— rm*x> ♦-nJurday. Goodman's (703) —j M Culpepper, .J 1* S (h odman N P— 2d Saturday. E. m wkt be? •" [55 NORTH AS!) gCLTIi RAILROAD SL’HEDI LE From and aft* r Satukday, 10th of May Gains on ilus roa l will run a.- f< l ows: r J iT>i>Avs, 9 iiursdays AM> Saturday' Leave ('< umbus 5 30 \ m 2 30 p m Leav e Kings boro 7,30 a m 430i* M SPECIAL NOTICE. From date until Ist of October next, the jeee'.ai fare will be as follows: From Columbus to Beall wood 10 cents. ’ * * * Oleghorn 25 * * * ** ** Blanchard 40 ** •• ** Hines 5C •• Kimbrough, ...00 *• •• *• Cataula 00 •• •• •* Kingsboro 75 *• WM. REDD, Jr , Supt. August 13, 187 G. Association. —The Columbus As sociation meets with the Baptist Church at Shiloh, in this county, on Friday before the Fourth Sunday in this month. Those from a distance will find conveyances at Kingsboro. Presbytery. —The Macon Pres bytery will convene at the Baptist Church in Hamilton, on Thursday, October slh, at 7r. m. We are re quested to state that the citizens of ihe country, at large, are invited to attend. NOTICE. We will give Columbus Prices for cotton to all who are indebted to us. Bring us your cotton and thereby save storage and freight on it from here to Columbus. GAMBLE & COPELAND. Wanted.—A situation as teacher in a private family, or in a small school, by a young lady of fine edu cation, and of several years experi ence as a teacher in a private family. The best of references given. For further information apply at this office. Another Grand Excursion. — Mike Williams and Tom Crook have made arrangements with the N. & S. Railroad, to have another excursion, which will take place next Sunday, It is in order to meet the grand Cen tennial Sacrament excursion from Montgomery to Columbus oil that day. r lhe train leaves Kingsboro at o’clock a. si, sharp: returning lerves Columbus at 5 i>. at. Fare for the round trip, 25 cents. Let every 1 one go, ami have a grand feast at St. James A. M. E. ( hurcb. L::c*al Brii fs. - A prudmit nmn is like a pin; Lis lieffd prcvints him from going 100 fur. I lie reigning bclln at Newport is n Miss Post, and it ic no wonder the boys all want to tie to her. —The belles of Hamilton have tv lift'llod from llie Springs, and the vil lage puts on a ehcerfiii look again. —False hair is now made lo imi tate real hair so closely that it is hardly nossible to tell which is switch. —Bead the notice of Gamble A Copeland, and save money on your cotton. 'They will pay Columbus prices. When he told her she had ar rived at a sloic conclusion, she thought he meant hlio had told a story. —The mineral soring on Captain Dendy’s plantation is attracting some attention. Parties go there almost every evening. —The verses, “I love to steal a while a weigh,” are supposed to have been written by a grocer given to short measures. •—Bov. Walter Johnson and Capt. Font Grimes passed through Hamil ton last Monday en route for the Warm Springs. • Mr. Tom Hunt was in town this week in the interest of the Centennial Stores of W. A. Swift. Tom is a clever fellow, and represents a good house. —Appearances are deceitful. At camp meeting it is difficult to tel! from the background whether the man on the front seat is shouting glory or lias just sat down on a-tack. —The caterpillars have made their appearance on the plantation of Mr. Beach, and he says they have eaten all the top leaves from iiicotton. 1 his is the first crop, and the! second will hardly cornu soon enough lo do much damage, —The Central Hotel in Columbus is one of the best places lo stop in that city. Willie Mason is the clever and aceominodaling clerk, and will see that you are made comfortable. Don’t fad to slop aitne Central when, you visit, the ehy. —Our young friend Ben Kim brough has gone on a visit to W-arm Springs. lie is suffering wish a slight attack of “heart disease,’’ ami the springs is a good place (or those thus affected. We hope Ben will remem ber ns .<n t lie list of invitations. C,\sir Meettinu.—The Campmi’ot iug by the colored people, at Ivings boro was largely attended, and on .Sunday there was alleast twenty-five hundred persons on the grounds, 'i he train brought out nine hundred and twenty-six from Columbus. It was an orderly and w ell behaved as sembly; no dificullies or anything of the kind occuring. Elders G. W. Gaines and S. W. Drayton were the big preachers of the occasion. We heard the sermon on Sunday night, ami it was a fine thing; he spoke in a clear forcable styje, and is well ed ucate'!. There w ere 32 accessions to the church. Elder Gaines is a fine singer and sang some very pretty pieces; all who heard him were par ticularly struck with “Hold the tori.” SnRGHUM. —It is very encouraging to see the amount of this cane that is being made into syrup. Several mills in this community are kept steadily in operation. Mr. Hardy Hobbs has been constantly at work with his mill for the past three or j tour weeks. He makes it very nice ly indeed. Messrs. Fitts & Toler, Mr. Matthews and others, have shown us some very fine samples, which equal in taste and co or, the finest Now Orleans syrup. This shows that the people are begining o realize that they must live at home. Medtcai, Students— Judge J. F. C. Williams has recieved from the Trustees of the Louisville Medical College, a benificiary Schollarship, which will be given to somo w orthy young man who wishes to obtain a medical education. Every dollar saved is an advantage, and by apply ing to Judge W illiams eighty dollars can ho saved. In connection with the above, we take occasion to state that a letter of recommenda ion from us will secure a Scholarship in that Institute. Personal.— Col. 11. It. Harris was in town last week. He came to see about appointing dt legates to the Ca det Convention, It seems there has bed' some unnecessary dissatisfac ion i in regard to it. Col. Harris will act ; impartially in the matter, and the i people of the District may rest assnr ! ed that the most meritorious will get j the app lintmcnt. Ui tH lis Do ngs. On last Sunday ijuirning tin. o deaths occtired within a few miles of Hamilton. Mr Albert Sanford, who was born in Habersham oounty, (la, and niov. cd to (his county about, twenty five years ago, died at his residence about 7 o’clock, of apoplexy. lie did a hard days work on Saturday, and was taken very sicK about o uV-Inck in the afternoon. His father died just m this way about ten years ago, and he has dreaded this manner ol death for sometime. Mr. Sanford was a goood man, and was a quiet in. nfensive citizen. Ho lias read the Bible through three consecutive limes, and was never known to me a profane word. lie leaves a large family of children. We tender the family our sympathy. Mrs. Susan Meadows, daughter of Maj. T. J. Doggettt, died Sunday morning near Smith’s X lioads, after a long and painful illness. She had a severe fall about four months ago and it was thought bad several ribs bro ken. Wi’li this, and lung disease, she died, leaving a family of three children, all of whom are about grown. Mrs. Meadows was a good Christian woman, about fifty years old, and has lived here in the county about thirty-five years. Mr. Turner Thornton, one of our oldest and most respectable citizens, died Sunday morning about 7 o’clock. He was taken witli billions colic, and lingered about eight days when death relieved him of his suffering. Mr. Thornton was a consislanl, stood man, much beloved and respected by all and is a great loss to his neighbor hood. He leaves a large fatuiy and many friends to mofirn his loss. Mrs. Girner died a few miles above Hamilton, last Monday. We have been unable to obtain the par ticulars of her death, further than that she had been sick for sometime. She was an old resident and a highly respected lady. Money Order Office. —Thcmon- ey order office, in Hamilton, will be dispensed with after the 30 h ol Sep tember. The Post Office Inspector lias informed Mr. Gamble that the business A.one through the offi ie does not aijuhor it, and has Order liitnjo tunit iiis books over to the I)epartirienrd>y he last oft he month. He paid Mr.\Oa able quite a comp i ment on the m ;.<*.v<ss of his book--, and s-iy if a : 11.0 IT ■ y would do as wt Ji, |l> - , ' tr '7Wild be no necessity o' / Bem a visit. .s ,*•..>/- ."a. —-Mr. John T. Whit taker aim mftoes nmiself a candidate for Tax Receiver of Harris county, in the ensiieitj g election. We f c-1 as sured Unit ' if the people see fit to give him their votes, he will lie f’lithiut ill the di charge of the duties deluding upon him. He has shown his public spirit by patronizing his county pa per. Read his card. Musical. — We understand that Mr. Pat. Levingston will take charge of a class of ladies and gentlemen, and teach tern to sing. It will be for the benefit of the Y. M. C. A., and only half rates will be charged. The first meeting will take place to night, aud it is hoped a large crowd will be in attendance. He is considered a good teacher. Tank Removed. —The tank on the N. & S Railroad lias been removed • from Fortson’s to Cataula, and will use water from the well.* This gives both sections of the road a tank, and will add very greatly to the couven iencofthe hands. | MARRIED. ' - IIA MSEY —GOODMAN—At the resilience of the bridcV father, Mr. W. W. Goodman, on Tuesday. 12th inst., Mr. James Ramsey and Miss Mollie Goodman. We congratulate our clever fri mi Ramsey on his success in captivating one of Harris county's most charming young ladies, and hope all their bright anticipation! of the fu ture may lie realized. “Two souls with but a single thought, Two hearts that bent as one " Auiiomicemeiils. Tor Tax Receiver, —I have yielded to the solicitations of many friends. and announce my sell a candidate for lax Keee ver of Jin r ris county,.in the ensu. i"g January election. John TANARUS, Whitaker. For County Tax Collector.- We are au thorized to announce the name of R. W. Wood os a candidate for the offi eof Tax Collector of Harris county, subject to Demo crat’c nomination, MANY VOTERS. For County Treasurer. By the request of j many voters I announce mysch as a candi date for vc election to the office of County 'h easurer for Han is county, subject to a nomination if desired. Election first Wed nesday in January next. H. C. KIMBROUGH, CANVASSERS WANTED for a superb Work of French Art i WOMEN of the BIBLE,” illustrated in oil j colors with cories of the most celebrated I paintings bj tho treat Jhuropean Masters | Something entirely new; captivates every ! one With i‘ is the handsomest Premiumev- j <*roffi;ed. 'l’he best an i most el ig* ant book • lor lall canvassing and the Hold by sen'oii. I Fxtra terms to good Agents. Apply fr. J. B \ r & Cos,, Publishers, New Yuk. seJJbi Opposite J. i!. Hamilton's Store, W. A. Swift, Proprietor, THESE NEW STOKES ARE NOW Ol* N AND FILLED WITH ■&- X* 1 u.ll and Oomploto .Slociit of G ROC KB ! KK, Which Will bo Sold at the Lowest Market Rates, Both M Wholesale and Retail. FLOt IL BACON, TOBACCO ami FINK WHISKIES a Specialty. Connected with the Stores is the new l TIN ITIN NIA I, WAGON'. VA I! I), just completed 'itid arranged with every convenience tor tin nccuniinodatiuu <if the public, -fir Klijili Mullins, former y || irris, has charge of thi (l, part motif. tltlH-will give every attention to lie patrons of ;hc > eld. i.r. T. •(. Hunt, is with mo in the Grocery depart in mt. We respect I illy ask a t-i-d ol the new \\ ago -vard, and solicit the pat ronago of the trading community to my stock of Groceries an 1 I) uuesii,; Dry Gboil*. —. \v. A. swi IT. FAMILY GROCERIES, OHOICfUOONFEOTIONERIES AND FRUITS. J. J. A W. R. WOOD, Ao. ?, Broad Sired, Columbus, Georgia. GARDEN NEEDS, which are true and genuine Northern Seed. CHOI' E CONFECTIONERIES, which we guarantee pure and freso. SUGAR AND COFFEE, of all Grades, at living prices. „ CANNED GOODS, NUTS, RAISONS, TEAS, SPICES, Err., Ere. BUCKETS, TUBS, TIN WARE, M ROOMS. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. Give us a call, and we will suit you in style and prices. Consignments fioliciie*! and satisfaction Legal Adverfiscmeiifs. HARRIS SHERIFF’S SALES. Will fie pol l before the Court-hou e tloo ' in Ilnnilton. within the Icu-al hours ol stie mi the first Tuesday .n Ocfeohcr next, tuefol lowi vd property: So tli Imp of lot of land N . R)<, aud wes lialf No. 4 )2, and two fractions kuowa as Mu ; Sea bo n J.)rt*s fratiions, and islands Xus. l J2an 13, Col Pain: i-u in fill 47 G 1-2 acres, mor < r less lying and beinj in the Twcnti* t Dis rictoi Hurts county, U*vle i on as tin | pi\p< rtv of U. K. K- n on. t<> silisly a til; 1 issued fro ii Harris sup;.'! or < ourl in i tvor -o W. A. fiii 'v". '.nd J. 11. Tr umF.i 11 trans i fere-", v-. v n. **' i :gs an iii L K •iiikui , . • , ■ l out by J. II nii;i- i . . --D4P-1 ’AM (0, u on t* in in df ! .ii- i i-i (,)oit: n loss pari of lots Xo4. 280 and 1 in Ifie I wen (i-’fli I fist riel of fri 1 couiitv kn ovn as tin MeTruert s place levi- and >n to sali IV a lifa it niv liiiM s, issiiHfl from 11<• supmior court o ’k a 1 couiity, ii favr of i. W. I login vs Georg'* 4 *'. Hilling'. ITopeiiy p fi) i plaintiff. J. D. ROBINSON, Sheriff. (S1 i ; ) <■! .\. M.nlit* ( ‘Oi l ry. James tvl. (’ulpcpj.ur, adneniKtrator of M i , liner (’. Culpepi'nr, deceased, in.ikes app ict tion for leave to sell the 1 m i belonging t< i tiie e.-tateof sai i deceased. A ' 1 person; conemne 1 are hen fiv no f ils<al [ to show cause, if n\ they have, whv an or ! dershoul 1 not lie gran led applicant t. ; sell said land. Given under my hand cul official signa ture. feepiember 4, 1873. J. F. Williams, Or linary. GEORGIA, Harris County. W. 1). Moran, executor of.Thomas A. Mi 1- dlebrooks, deueased, lit; of sai l eouutv, makes application for leave to sell the laud belonging to the estate of sai l deceased. All j*ei'soiLs con 'em <! are hereby not'Pied to Glow Ci'iGe, il any they have, by the first Monday in October next why an order sh •;;! : not be grautid caul applicant lo sell said lid. Given under my band and oftici and signa tuie, September J, 187<k J F. ('. Williams, Ordinary. (J F.() IIG IA. I larris Cos uni y. L. B Mirer, administrator of Hopson Milner, late of said county, deceased, m .k< s • application for letters ol dismission from Isi I e>tate. A 1 pci sons Concur.icd are licrc ; ly notified to snow cause (if any limy ii ive) i by the tirsr Monday in November next wli) letters of dismission should not be .granted said applicant, Given under my hand and official signa ture, Augu-t 1, 1870. J. F. C. WILLIAMS, Ordinary. GEORG IA, Harris County. I Whereas, Samuel B. Hatcher has made ap plication tor letters oi administration do bonus non cum testamento ainiexo ol the estate ol Tnontis MiGchee, deceased, Jute of said county. Tburefore, all persons conci-rncd are liere , by not Hied to kliow ciu.-e (i< any they nave) ■ by the first Moielayin October n xt why let ! teis of administration should not le granted said applicant. Given u- and o my hand and official signa ture, Augu t l!;t, 1870. J. F. C. Williams, Ordinary. GEORGIA, Harris c.anm. George G. Murrain executor of the la-t will and testament of Thomas Mu r.ib, la e of said county, (bcea-cd, makes app leatou for leave to sell the land belonging tu tno estate u| said deceased. All I'Cison- concerned are hereby notilied to show cause (if any they have) by tur iir.'L Monday in Ocloner next why an order should not l;e given to said applicant to sell said land. ( ‘i\cn under mv hand and official ti;na ture, Aiigusi 26, 1870- J. F. c. Williams, Ordinary. GEORGIA. Harris County. •James M. Piatt, executor of Le maid l’raH bite of said county, deceased, in.ikcs i.)i;!-ea lion for letters of dismission horn s lid es a'c. Ail persons concerned are herein noH.ied to show cause (if any tin y h ivi.) by the m>t Monday in December next, why loiters of oUmission should not hi g.-.mic * s.id a.tpli- Ol'l. G.ven under my lain 1 an 1 obi i.il . i_ i,a taie, August lit. 1870. J. F. <'. Williams, <Jrdiiuiy. Lsgal Advi'rlist'inpiifs. (i E()UGIA. 1! mis County Flynn H uge t. admuiLtrator upon the e-lat ■ot Cyrus K. Haiiington, bale of sai I county, th-ciseg n: app'ieation f.-r leuvc to sell the land ging lotliee&tate of said deceased. A 1 poison* concerned are hereby notified to show cause (if any they haw) by the first Monday in ()ebl>er next why an ord-r should not, he granted said applicant to sell said lan I. Give i undt'i my hand and ofiit ial signa ture, August 21. 1870. •I F. c. Williams, Ordni iy. A WANT SUPPLIED! Frank If, Coition, um tcum ,q jewkli:n. [Uast tSiile Public Square j f v \ Clocks mat Watches -A t'liumit ami Jt*pjiir.tl ai U.c iikj.sl j;j:. t x oca n le rates. Hiving peiniauautly lovated in llamilion, Ga., I am now prejmvod to do all work in my line at prices to sail the banl times, ami will always GUAR ANT E E SAT ISi All J ON. KEV 111L1LLV EIY GOODS Miss Maky L. But on lias again opened her ; stock at her OLI3 STAND mwI will In plea-cd to k rvc her' Id fr< lifts ! an 1 c stonin s. mi t as many new on sas wili . give h<Tii c i 11. Sh* will ssll low :or Cash, ami ixiiurraiiice Ssitisf cl ion. | y* 1 WOOD ' I feJpiPsCH ra Itlatchlfy’s Standard C'ncr.nrbor and Grafton bj Go s Pumps, with copper liningßold and new F3 h . f .' *"'■ r ‘ !, d all \ alcalde improvements. Mumi- M| l.icturing facilitiei; jrreaUy increased; stock bJ uml assortment LARGE, priced hMAM,. k] When ill 1 >w.i to tin* lig KxliiMtion.cal’ *ufl Kj sco us or scud for catalogue, with price o and ! cfl terms. 1 ra C. G. DI.ATCHLEY, Manufr, | I Lj BOG CuM.Mi’.r.ov. ; it: let, Jhi i.ai>i.t.riii a. US These pumps can bosren atCenton’i J’xhih., | tS Agric’l Hall, Cor. Aiulos ( J & N, Column L- t- H ter O, No. 10. : Ye Musiek of 76! (EXTRA PREMIUM OFFER NO, 4 ) The Pub'ishers of tsnm ITMO.IL VISITOII Have J .st it sue 1 an extra CENTO MIL I'ilE MU.II VIILL'JIL’ Con tmnining n birtri* selection o f j •> Hmj It "!l >]>iiit-(l ‘‘Mil- cot ye Ul-len 'i 111 •" < l. - Tiiiv luuml in t loth, i lriurtn v -.tii r. < "• v oii”, ’ ‘ I'li'iio," atul cl!’ss : c p'cini mi v.J unies. 'i Cc *• C\ titcnni.il Premiu I, 1 ' t on tains all of the ohl ami yood times of ou pMttiotic forc-i.iliK i’s, and w 11 be given awan *" t'V.tiy new HilrHiibti to tic \ isrin?. jp t!u- lvmilar price f sui scni tion, il . ij. l'l’i' her psiiticulaiH mid s inp : e copy n*ni 'lire t i,i| of i tHMi i'. Act HU \* i tel. \- i ./o!ix.< iinicii ,u\,, cIM L'CNffili, O. CI UOCJfc} It, JUNCTION FRANKLIN WARREN AND OILETHOAF. ■ J’N CXJLi: M I JUS, CIA- I inn now replenishing my stock of t.rocerice, Ik, vis :e > Staple Goods lor the fall and winter trade, coiisi-iing in pail of I SAG WlN< •, good and heavy, Hi at IU to 13c per yard. IliON TII’.S, beat patents, at 3 to V.' L\Bl >, ( Mioiee Loaf, ill tierces, lo gs and bn 'kets. KU GA I IS, all grades. BAt <N and BULK MEATS, SYRUPS, GOFFERS and TEAS, CORN, OATS, BRAN. MKAL, SALT, SOAP, SAB DINKS, MACKEREL and OYSIKUS, SHOES nnl STAPLE DRY GOODS, LIQUORS of all kind-. New Cheese r- , ived fro.-ii everv weeh, I.urge slock of FLOUR !wu. .to hand from t'n he-t mills in the United States, and every barrel teed. Extra choice Svd Wlina , Rye, D.ndey and Oats. ii you w ant good cheap goods ca I <.i> inn before purolia -ing, nd rave in on py. Rolliu .1, ti'erson, (’lav FaHeyand W’m. P. Hunt wi I lie o band to wait on you and will lake pleasure in showing the stock, whether vmi buy or not. Very respectfully, J. H. HAMIUfON. IV. J. WA'IT. •>. V. W.VI.KKit. Cll\K. 11. WA'li. WATT & WALSBIt, tvuur.K'AU: and itiriAib GROCERS AND COMMISSION WBECHAKTS, CORNER UNDER RANKIN HOUSE. CJLU.RBUS \ . Ihtce the Ldi'jist ami lfcxt $ sleet c l Sloek *>j Groceries * * this ( Uy, CONSISTING OK BACON STDKq Bulk sides, Bicon kliouMcuh, Bulk sli nil ious. B ilk h;i;u B -.1 i.oiu Lfird in ficrccs, Im kc*s and kcj:s FIsOCH of nil y;nvLs, in'lu'iin r the'• 1 j’c Bud I.vkb fir n*l tficfifst in tficw.-iid. BAGGIXU, Ties. S -,it. - k.>, ''.cU. l . Oyster*. 5.u,1,1 ‘.u i.e.r, '‘otiiHh, >od,!. S'arffi, Si.o-’s, li-ots. and Staple l>iy G >) I-. siu. Ii ;us shoe tin ir-, checks, .'tripes, yarns and pants g h* s. *> Also ,i well-scfi •. {i*<! -A. ); of WHISK V, from Si per dl< ii to s.. and of any ln’ tii ii per cent proof lfia.l mu-v desiiwl. OurEtok of SUGAR includes every ip-ide and price, an 1 our lot of S V:C A .uii! i ‘ : equate. lin this city Is Michi les al* y r ■’. *s of N*w Orfi-ris jil, v r ,.i s a i. ; ,. v .-w’al - a oarrcls choice Florida Svi up, which is superit r (-• an . Iso ‘i’ fi ■,> :■.].;••( m I icfi efi ,• , • n juice. l f has a dcli;l)Mu! flavor, liafi, i-lcer color, and -ekvlc.d e.v.w • • for o-.r <>;i (ti ll cußtomcrs cm always save i::• n*y t \ giving us a trial before • • i;- i♦ i;:_r 1 U 02-ly W \'IT & WALKER. ATTI SNT.ION -C ENT EN NI \LS! FOS THE NEXT FIFIEKSidSYd, _ THOMAS & PRESCOT] Will seICANYTHINO cotained q; diy'r LARGE STOCK <037" CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOOD WITHOUT RESERVE At For C^le’ l-\' FILL ST BN 'id. Ii Villi IV AM SPl’ SDID BlU’.mS. THE HEW . THE LIGHTEST-RUNNING MACHINE IN V:Z WOP Ll' With our printed direrti-ms, no instruction or mechanical skill is rf ,uire ! m ; < ii The constructi.a of the machine is based upon a principle of unkme i. : , .. • plicity, comprising simple levers working upon cent.es. 'i he hearing nc .>• . n,j are hardened and polished. The machines arc made at our new works in the city of Newark, N I v •}. n vv (patented) machinery and tools, constructed expressly to live rtf inuchlm: fulltf icurvuntcd, “ DOIWESTSC” SRWIWG iUACIF H CO. i\OW HI I <. >l - IBv usintr ‘ iv ii.-.?* ' r, ten ' the j kin: of, il highest talent and the best facilities in all departin' i. g and the t . ■ t h. , 1 modistes, both at home and abroad, wc arc enabled to attain resub . average dress-maker. Our styles are alwavs the latt st and best, ilm- civ:-., ill v-iUnsti-i ■ catalogue mailed to any lady sending five cents with h-r address. A- : . ~.. • v - < “DOMESTIC” SEWING fetACHHUE CO '. •^ s . Xrw Yor!, . -<■. V.'’ . iv,./.