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. l.jflfeeW WM raiferTiTCliartcSWn, STC., 10 make contract! for 4 nancy and give receipts; ja^SFffSwASS^fociSraiiAi bell and KyeHttftJCInV to-morrow •toylu T>’?.jagg h to tmojqfnv s,our friends mil not forgot nceipent of L the ’ jneoting to- r night for tlio purpose of qr- jfga Boll and Everett club. This (mo when every member of tho f should feel 1 It incumbent on him J'sdmhtliti^g Widvitrice tho cause *f caiitjidatea. There 1* a work for thftji 1 , FABtiifn^ojNT^Sep^ «-r:Thf steam ship Bohemian has arrived, with Liver pool dptes to Aug. 31st. Commercial News. I’crpool Colton Markst, Aug. 30.—The sales of the week reach 52,000 bales.— The lower grades exhibit a declining ten- tdfency. ‘Livbrpooi, Friday, Aug. 31.'—Sales of Cotton to-day 8,600 bales. The mnrket Closed steady! General News. The steamships Arngo and Knngaroo had arrived at L ii o.audit is tittle we Were atlt. ^ *^e attempt to make Naples neutral £ty, there.is strength," and Bitude.of counsels there is iris-, Theunlot.au Unite our forces nndflour counsels.and .with an efficient organization scatter information among fhe^Jboplo. While We are sleeping, the endmy is bdsfly tit Woi;k-hewing tares.— Wo must awake before it bo too late. qi Mr. Hilliard’s Letter. No one should fail to read the letter of-Ben. Henry W. Hilliard, of Ala. to litm. Milliard Fillmore. It contains thffjriews of a true Southern man as is national patriot, who has suryey- i'e field for t)ie purpose of forming a correct opinion as to the duties of a good citizen in the approaching contest. Nor did lie look with a prejuced eye, for although ivn old whig he supported >jjlrf Buchnnnn and had declared his /)reference for Mr. Bi eckinridgo. What lib ishys, therefore, should have greater weight, and his words of wisdom be deeply and seriously pondered by all.— Head the letter and go to work for Bell and Everett. ^ ggf-Thomas W. Miller, Esq., of Au- ggsta, lias resigned his position of State SoUhtor from Richmond county, on ac count of ill health. f. No. It ground will probably be unsuccessful. The Coventry strike has ended, the weavers having accepted the ^employers terms. Paris.—Victor Emanuel, in his auto graph letter to Napoleon, declares that it is an impossibility to resist any longer the current popular feeling hi Italy. ‘The Great Eastern leaves for New York on October 17th. The latest advices from Naples says that the military council advised the King to leave the city; also the officers of the army and navy .have tendered tlioir resignations on niasfb tQ the king. Collision nml Loss of I.ifc. Ciuc.vuo, Sept. 10.—It is. estimated that the number of pusengers on hpnrd of the steamer Lady Elgin, were three hundred and eighty-five, of which nine, ty-eight were (laved!'Onehundred of the paongers nlnost rerclrd the shore, hut were drowned by the breakers. Only twenty-one bodies have been recovered The Proposed Fusion New York, Sept. 9.— 1 The Dougla:: sub-committee have finally agreed to al low ten Breokenridge Electors, and n Breckinridge Lieutenant-Governor and Canal Commissioner, and they also rec ommend that the State Committee rati fy their action The matter rests with thochuimicn of the Statu Committees, and will probably be adjusted. Steamer Alfarata, Captain <T, P. . Gould, left for Greonsport, at 0 A. M., , .Jjttcsdnv. with 10 Passengers, 579 Pack- ■^ages Merchandise, and 357 Sacks Wheat flye v Corn and Meal. > Sept. 12th, 1800. MPpPt/fPji - -t® tier Osceola, ,nt Batu- Gcn. Walker Defeated. N Eli'' ^ rival of tlfe steamer lianoX ft bill •fliMllo,, iliielligeneo 1 has bneli voce'iWbti the TCTcvses sustafhed by Gen. Win. Walker. • ' The Knglisli man-of-war, Iscams, lind ordered Walker to surrender. Truxillo. Walker and O’Brien retired down to n lower point ou tlio coast with eighty mem According to tho last advices his this gentleman will addrassJ/o^o had been reduced to twenty-five, g^ T. W. Ai.exandeb, ji»Q.—We again an- noune the tWeettftgJjitoprjpyMiigMT^ tM H.tli. Coihc out Taml hear film. vimii th*et: ' fob tui.mva xv Larce. : Hobart P. iVioki'of.OitUtbrd. ' . Duncan JC.>MwHesq of Ctftved. . CJ;. '.".. district buctoKK- ~T 1st District.- Col. Samuel Watts. 2d > F. 1>.-'K «ninci*. ?! v.- 3d “ D. M.iDoitgald. ~~- 4th f r, H. W. .Miller, f ,1 1 5th' V ' Col. John Morrison. Ci'li ■“ l)r. Tlios. W. Kean! 5 7tli “ Winr-H.-Myers. Jf Nth • ,-stfc,;. ; .1. D. Hyman, tesirtq, ■' .-sfUhi-ar-f 1 *<> ,rel .-h'’,. . Bt Stt.r.xr.—It is a great art in the Christian life to learn to be siiont. Un- tier onposTfl6H; rebukes, stlll'he sclent, ft hipSer.Js *af nothihg. than tosmy M»3P* W!.": r - hveh If .khnweewrion should seem to jmM'y “ dtgrtSe-Of anger. > ;; i (Old, “have their moments of pleasure Now, if f were a grave-digger, or even a hangman, there are some people 1< ^ ooiSW WOrtr tbf with a great deal of on ■ ■: w--'t"?! A Qubstiox.—Afcbcst, lifestritot very long’ A few more smiles, o sew more teats, Bdme plpastire,' much pain, sun- ^h%d;B^g,cldudli' i 'tfiV«' ,r datknea‘i, , itnured will pass, ,away. it wc while to hate each other? n t Pike’s X^ al VAS? apter ’^ Kcgular Meetings FIRST TUESDAY IGHT in eeeh month. THOS. J. PERRY, n. Pi, ANDREW J, BEARDEN, K., WILWAM N. DUCKBB, s;, D. J. SANDERS, Treasurer, D. G. LOVHpSec’y. febStrily. ®@wmm JOli< OFFJ,C5> i0.F. NO. 40; Regular meetings, '.1st and! 3rd_WED- NESDAY NIGIIT in each month. Officers—C. it SMITH, N. g;,. THOS. J. PERRY, V. G., ' R. T. HARGROVE. Sooretary, W. N. DUOKER, Treasurer. febOtril y. L 0. Oi t. D EGULAft Wcotings, 2nd and 4th Mon- XVday Night? in each month. OmcBRs—E. A. Bb'RCir, C. P. A. P. NEELD, H. P. -• t .\¥ -GEO. -R: WARKTSeribe, ? juno2trily. S. LEVINSTEIN, Trcs'r. coiise(|iience ofthe continued attacks of liis enemies. Walker bad been se riously wounded in^tlio faoo., Seven of 1iis wounded f&ildwprJ.nio llnd left at ,‘i’l-iUviilo. laid been placed on hpnrd the ■Jse;|l{iisi-HH^ limVlostliis ^’oloiiol. Wheij the Osceola was leaving. Gotl. Alvarez .with 300 tiwop»r was entering tlie town’ — - fj — a '■ Hell and KVerntt Alnss Meeting. Gui-liibl's, Ohio .Sept. 4,7—Tiiere is a large Bell and Everett ‘ninss ineeting here to-night, lion. L. !'. Campbell is "spc lking in front of the State House— Gen. Leslie Combs will follow him. It is a larger gathering of the people than on any occasion of the kind since 1850. Great enthusiasm prevails. DIET), On Tuesday tho 4th hist, Dickev, son of Samuel Stewart of this place, aged 3 years, 4 months and 15 days. 1 DI ED, on Wednesday the 5th inst, Edward Luther, son of E. A. Burch of Ihis place, aged.20 months and 17 days. Door.Sir—Isfoi-i HiaHt'is a duty I owe to Buffering human ity that J. should give o. roln-( tirm of "thb great benefits 1' hove derived from tho uso of Perry Davis’ Pain Killer. Lost summer I had tho misfortune to lose two qf lay children by cholera, and in ull probahil ity should have fallen a victim myself hud not a kind Provideuco provided help in tho hour of need. I first became acquainted with the Pain ICillor while traveling on the river with my husband. A geatlcmuu pas senger had Homo with him which ho recom mended for cholera. The same night I was attacked with cholera in its worst form. I was inokejl upon as lost, but all at onco thought of tho Pain Killer.' My husband ob'anted the twill'.- from a fellow passenger a id adminis'ered to mo a dose. I cxpericnc- o.l ttliuo-t immediately 0 cessation of pain.— T 10 doso was v .'posted at intervals of fifteen minutes, four or five time-, nnd the result was my complete recovery. 1 feel confident that 1 owe my life to the Pain Killer, nnd only regret I hail not liavo known of its vir tues earlier, I then might have saved the lives of my,children. Since then I hare used it extensively in my family, and tho more I use it the bet:cr I like it. As n great family medicine, it has no equal* S.VitAll SANDERBEUY, s. pl-f St. Louis. ;JS3'Mo*hor.< have lin limiter any excuse for permitting (he health of their children to bo g.-ft tualiy d-stroved by worms in thb in 'destines. I>r. Bull's Vegetable Worm Destroy or is a sure nnd prompt remedy. It cannot po—iMv injure Iho child, and i's so p'en.-nnt to the iustu, and leiiiutiiig to tho sight, that children prefer ft to candy.—L ifayotto Oou riur. " seplll—trillt' CICERO A. SMITH, DKALKTl IX CONFECTIONARIES AND FRUITS, ROME. GA. J B just reooivingn large nnd well Selected st ick of G.mf -etioimries. such as indios, Raisins, Figs, Dates, citron. currants, Preserves, Pickles, Mccaroni, Vermicilli Nutmegs, Mace, Gr’nd Ginger, Allspice, Ketchups, cinnamon Oranges, Lsmons, Almond°, coeoanuts, Brazil Nuts, Pecans, EXGWtBH WALNUTS. CHOCOLATE, ENG, D A Y CHEESE, SUGARS. FINE SYRtTP. COFFEE.. Twenty five different brands of choice OiesrVn'iio 11 loi of fine Chewing Tobacco'. TERMS CASH. mar22tritf. SltOJW JBEOOtiSEg, •ret <>*>,.y a JR Older ::X0 make Su SPJ^NQ AND iStIMMER ; , :: UR FACILITIES kinds of FOR DOING ALL O JOB WORK aft Georgia. . ( t Porions wishing Pamphlets o any ktni, Cards, Posters, Circulars, Dodgery Bin Heads, Blank Notes, Checks, or other Job work will do well to give us a call MARRIAGE LICENCES, and all kinds of LEGAL. BLANKS, kept constantly on hand. 'mil: HAVE ALSO' A ' Nd. 1 RULING MACHINE Of the MOST APPROVED STYLE, nnd are now prepared to -fill orders in this lsng,- Blank Books, Hotel Registers, Steamboat and Railroad Blanks, Bills of Lading, Way Bills, &c. BOOK ftllSMM. mm&mm tdesirw bound', may lie assured that it will M neatly done, nnd on rca'soilu'fie'tortus,' If c'n- ruste.d to our eiire. Terms Oasli. .n3alq i«vi» , i>J ^tn>.TitW 0 tmir „„ ... All our Organdio Miiillw,., . ) . ' • .*i : ■.? All our Plain and Edglish Beroges nn'd-Tiasuea, All our French Cambrics, Printed .Brilliant*, *C. • All bur Grenndlna and Foulard Silk*. All our Lace Points/ Mantillas, Shawls, Dusters, ' and Summer Coverings generally,' ...ti. All ouy Parasols And Ladles’. Umbrellas, ; ■ ’>■ All our stock of Gentlemen's, fiutmuer Hat*, All our stock of Spring and Summer Clothing. . The above mentioned good* will all positively be sold ntlfew York cost, and all ether goods at vory reasonable prices. Giro ns an early call. July! Family Supplies J AS. W. LANGSTON, No. 2 Choice -Hotel, BROAD STREET, ROME, GA. T HE Undersigned wilT koep a general as sortment of Family Groceries consisting FLOUR, BACON, MEAL, LARb, SUGAR, CANDLES, SYRUP, ; TOBACCO, MOLASSES, SEGARS, COFFEE, ' Cotton Yarns, fi sir, dEJEd and fresh FRUITS IN THEIR SEASON, Ac. No protense is mado to a WHOLESALE business, but persons may he suro of getting at least as Good Bargains here at RETAIL as ut any other House in tho city; SLOAN A HOOPERS. LOOK AT THUM NO BLANKS! GRAND -SCHEME FOR SEPTEMBER, IfifiO, GEORQlAByTTBjsOTORY McKFiwrtSY , & 60., Mnnnger*. Authorized by Special Acttf ^the Legiilitaw Every l^tai Priae. 0 6 0,000. TICKETS ONLYffiff. . . . Halves, Quarteriand; Eighths IniBropoxtion. In the To bo Drawn Each city,of Saysinnahj CLASS 87 to boDrawiiSEPt. 1, 18J0, CLASS Terms—Cash only, \ MAGNIFICENT, scheme. JAS. W. LANGSTON. 1 Prlie *00,000 la jriie2—twtf Diarrhoea! Cramph! Cholera! . i-t 11'-.—rr— This medicine lias LI I«’E DROPS. 1 been tried, tested aud {” ixiiorleiupe.'lo. be, the. uly certain,safe and reliable remedy .for nil Bowel Deraiigciiui.ts, Diarrliaia. Dystnlerv, Cinmps, Pains, Cbol- era, Clmllc, S e , now before the pn,bl!e. Ono or two (loses of 20 drops, will cure the in> st severe eraihps.lo tlio stomach in 20 mlnut-'s. .1 singio dose often curds the Diarrhoea nml it never emistlpates (hij bowels. One dose will rntisfy any one of Hi' merits. Price only 2 j Cent..." I’rrporcd by S. D. Trull. Kl Bow try. New York; nnd Sold liy Druggists gonornlly. I11 Home by Baker A Echols, nml Nuwman A Nowlin. (avgfftwAw Dissolution. T HE firm of A. G. A At J. PITNER, has this day boon dissolved by .mutual con sent. All person* indebted to tho firm are jetiuestod to make immediate payment, as A. J. I’itnor the junior partner, expects to leave tliis place in a few months, nnd tlioir busi ness must be wound up before he leaves.— The business will be conducted in the name and style of A. G. PITNUll, at the old stand, where the nobs and accounts of the firm will be found for a short time, jiind—lttwiwtf Don't -Uan t an t.ldjncnd lot n ncib face.” (Old Proverb.) - £01,. SAM. COLT® S. 0. BAKER R. W. ECHOLS 1 JTIKU a xwkrMffit en ter toitWu i 1,-.; A-former banker &onv LawenyvorUt on .^so^fitoved an ox-Cincinnati lawyer and un actress frqnaOT^qVr.^fry Theatre, aged in keeping u stage _ Ireut Plains, 400 miles from civilization lald'tlBide by in- »tests week of two; ‘ ; hlm on 8utt-. lapel, Notrcas- A L W. Booth diswoeitiow fof Mrs. Booth offlW on “Sttiue^0 ,; #R|«: gato.Vd Jm-piand theiurge whielr MweaktonaaMdote -Juarjoub with evident intcrertv ^ listeningdtHhrit clinsto -and fervltt, 1 eloqi)enoo Jfb)f. ,vn*n 1 wow-a-glKSSMaaKSte put tho Bell und Evorott mon.in, apt and *b®y MB pdAfna tbeir Stute ori ization on«rgOtk*Uy. All the poUtiel— are preparing for the foot State cowren- tions to be hold at Bueremento between the 12th end 20th of Reptember. ., NEW h'ium: i BAKER & ECHOLS, I DEALERS IN of Colognes ami Flavoring Extracts. OILS, FAINTS, &C. ' ttL^SS, tUTT^; 1 ni IiaUORS for Medical Pur poses, &d„ &c. &c. Rome. Go. Feb.-l8tb. ;m r [triwswtf.J Pistols, Rifles, Carbines and SHOT GUNS. P.VTBXT8 OK 1850; 1855 j 1857; 1858. 3 nUESE arms have no equals in quality and L finish i are adopted by tlio Army aud avyof tho United States, nnd the pn'ucipnt government of Europe; nro tluHarnt' in nil t heft mi Ms, nro 'simple, saft, sore, scrvieeAblfc and cun bo had In ono hundred varieties, os well a* Cartridges of powder, bull and shot, luidsmall parts for repairs, from all respocta- ,blo gun dealers, nnd the Hardware trade generally.'. Address Sooretary OOLT'SFATENT FIRE ARMS MAN'F'G Co., i may3trily. ' Hartford. Conn. Price of SAWED LUMBER, OWING to the'ihcrcasod pries of every artiole of home con sumption, >e> us, a portion of thc laboHng' tlass, .feel that we not live at tho presontlew prices of Lunt- _ ondBowtug, trirtifow; ; ' Wo, the undersigned, shall.on nnd after tho anting and Kiln. Ret&embet'Onr 1 ' .131.V JOB R0GER8, 1 U R. A S. D. WBAGG, J.G. MORRIS. ZSt' Other Dealers in Lumber are Invite* to loin In tffia SsqvemeaL Janmwawtt T) URNETT’S f Ssvoring Extracts. <!o*q- I~1 aine, Kallcston nml Tooth Wash—* fresh supply at FAHELL A YEI8ER. ^millsr at Bring potinclu^d.-' _ ms aro INVARIABLY CAVE SPRING HOTEL FOR SALE! THE Hotel property formerly known ae Uto Home House situa ted in Cave Spring, is offered for saloon reasonable and easy term*. es the Uotql Building thoro is a store house and lend sufficient for threo or four stores more,.immediately, on and Wanting tho Public 8quarc. There is in all shout 31- acres of Land. Thera, is also* good Livery {Stshla on tho Lot and. all nenoiaary. out- *o1uul^A P M§0RE. .ii, for tablo Use at ELL A YEISER. 0 2,000 J ACRES OF NO. 1 CEDAR VALLEY LANDS FOU SALE ! The subscriber offers for sale, alt his lands lying in Cedar Valley and near Collar Town. There ill about two thousand acres lying in one body and it will be sold all to gether or will bo divided to suit purchasers. There aro four dwellings anil sets of oat buildings and tho lands so surrounding as to conveniently make four settlement*. Tlio dwellings are all good, two of them the resi dence of the undersigned, and that formerly occupied l>y Judge Wm. K. West, have eight rooms eacji and tlio other two are framed cottages with four rooms ciicji. Thure is also on the plnc.o a first class (Inuring mill nnd two good Saw Mills, all curried bv water power. These Lauds are all of tlio best quality of the famous Cedar Valiev Lunds, and that strangers may know something of their'brd- ductiveuess tlm subscriber would stnhi that ill 1858 he made a little pver ten. live Ji dred pound halos of tOdttiiu to the hand, in 1859 over eleven same sized bales to tho hand. The dwellings on the above named places ore all within one mile of the Court House, and consequently convenient to Churches and Schools. Persons desiring l« purchase are roquc.tcd to coma anil sec the lunds of for further particular.? address J. J. MORRISON, moyl2-triiir-tf. Cedar Town/'Ga. Auction ‘ AND COMMISSION ROOM! BY Johnston & Gillum, Auc’rs. A T tho Store Room formerly occupied by McGuire A Pinson. Throe days in the TUESDAY, THURSDAY 5 and SATURDAY. Broad Street,.'Rome, Oa. /Sy-ConjlBnihonta must bo mado to'M. P GALCERAN, Agent. niayl2trily. Etowah River Plantation For Sale. The undersigned of fers for sale his Plan-- tation on the South hiilo of tlm Etownli liver, seven miles from Kingston and adjoin ing the cclobralod place of Cdl. Nathan Bass. This Land is bounded an the north by tho river which separates it from the Rome Rail road track. ! . j... .... , .... 1 The place contain* Five Hundred Acres of Land—ono hundred and tnonly-fivc first quality rivor bottom* and -tho bnlnnco first quality up land. There is about 300 oorca In cultivation, and (ho remainder well tim bered. Thdfc ii a comfortable dwelling and ont-houscs, including an . almost new Gin Iloitso anti Screw. . Price Sll.ouo—Terms, $5,000 cosh, and the balance in notes at one, two nnd three yonrs with interest frum ditto and wc)l secured. Conic and see the pluco or address, . JOHN 0. EVE, ton, Ga, June7-w2Utwtf Kingston, Railroad Notice. m NO. 3. CHOICE HOUSE. (//oksP occupied bg P. L: TURNLEY, -10 2 2 2 50 100 100 100 25,000 Prises of 26,000 Prises of SO,30S Prizes Amounting-!? •373,000 WILL BE DRAWN THB MONTH. Certificates of Packages will be .sold at the following rates, which is the risk ti A Certificate of Package it 1ft Wholes, 180 Do- ii do 10 Halves, . . 40 Do do 10 Quarters, 20 Do — . y _ do ( ■ 10 Eighths, 10 A SPLENDID DRAWING ON The Three Number Flan! Which takes phtoa cm every Wednesday and 1 Capital Prizo of........ |25,000 1 Prfgddrj.tf.TrU.fi..;.x..;.i.-.. 6,000 40 Prises of—........ 176 areS...w 7,000 60 Prizes, ot. 126 aro 6,000 40 Prises Of.........Illf sO . 4,500 Ml Prizes of..........' 100 arew...^. 10400 05 Prises of........... 26 are. v 1,625 66 Prices of......i;.a -20 *ro 1,300 - 65 Prises of,;,........ 15 axB.... h ... 075 - 65- Prises of........... -10 - are....... 1. - - 650 4/810 Prises of..0 aro......... 43,290 27(610 Prlsesof........... 5- are.........135,200 48,680 Prises• 1 ate,..,.;... 43,980 . $216,896 15* cates, en- 76,076 PrizM Amounting- to • Whole Tickets . , „>rth# tickets bich they will be for- Purebasora can have IN .ORDERUH close tbe money fo q|_, ordered, on receipt 01 warded by first mail, tickets 'ndingt^Wtog ffi^- may dcsig- All commdnicatiofis strfetly cinfldenttal. Orders fehTidketaipi 1 Certificate*, by Mall or Express! 1 lo badifeptid to ' ■ McKinney a co„ — .. "t‘i'.r.r.» Tlio Annual Meeting of tbo Stockholders of tho Dalton A Ja-ksonvillu Railroad Cotnptrtiy fur tho purposo of olocting Seven Direetnn, und attending to other business that may aotno before them, will bo held at the offieo of the Company in Dalton, on the first Wed nesday in October next, at 2 o'clock, P. M. By order, EDWARD WHITE, „ sepllwlm . Colognes, Hair Oils, It.. A ND PERFUMERY of all klude, Seen Bags, Card Cases, Puff Balls, Portmon- aies, Hair Hat Cloth,-Tooth, - Dusting and Whito wash brushes,A .greak.variety /or fobu. , PureTrai^Oil. BARRELS. Just rcccivi icbll. , .NojijjUboice !>Il1 flttjmdogolSadirLMA; ' Segnt’sMrflTolmowj ”^ A Twerylow prfoos.-’ Alto, Linseed^Otlj fpilE finest quality of gq^Mtis Himitt- Copal, Deniar and:Japan Varoishof | X gars, and btft grades of Tolkabso-cs- - all of the host quality and ut lowest prtoci. i pecially ' - tho host quality and ut lowost nrioe,. i psciaily for retail trade. To be bad-at by FARELL A YEISER. j juu»9tri. l'ARELL A YEISER. For sola now epening a Vory largo and at tractive Stock of Drugs, Afedieiuc. Uh' Dyeetuffs, Perfumery and Fancy Articles.— Aim, Points, Oils', Varnishes, Liquor , for Medical uses. Also Seeds of all kinds, both Field and Garden, (Southern Baiied)-- Glass,Putty, Gluo, BtUsbes, and in fact; every; thing in his line or (hat is usqally kept in a, mmr- by giving fijs personsj attc ness, be hopes to hlerU a 1 tronngo, and to bo able to tomnrs As any houtwtMsztdft bf Anwwtu.'Ge..' 3t««- member the locatioA .'rtTho wants of the country shall be supplied. febll.’fiO. quvsij-VliUttltM ) rill - Between Rome and Taliad^ Sft xoufcp Distance i will find ibisan ap*o* junolflrity k CO., NEW TORE, Offer for Sale firom United States Boitul&f t^eirekoiiie: BK ANDIES—Cognac^-OTARi), DUPU Y Rochcni^A’AMKANDER’ and HOPE' GINS—IMPERIAL SCHIEDAM, own in- portation, and various ,other fovorlto brands* . — RUM—JAMAICA and ST. CROIX. WINES-J3HERBY; MADEIRA, PORT and otbor brands, various grades.. IN B9KD-SC0Taa. 1HIBH WHISKIES in Store alarge and well (elected iUDRS, Rye,Bourbon &Monong , helf, * -^ WHISKIES, fobli-triwly. 4 • n*u »«4^ •- rr-—rrrrrnrr^r*.— GREAT BARGANS, .. . • Jt ' - IN lUTOHiNSON, rropristors.