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<fbr Southern JjrraU). «,riffin- G«r«rtl«. Sept. 2fl. 1H66. GRIFFIN PRICKS CURRENT. CoK(E<TTtD DAILY BT O; B. HKECIIKR ► FO. Cotton, ‘2sc. Bagging, 40(o,50 ; Rope, 20(« 2o ; Corn, yellow, 1.50 ; W hite, f.55(^1.60; Meal, 150 ; Bacon, clear side*, 24; rib bed, 22(0)23 ; Hama, Migar cared, 30 ; Country Hams, 24025 ; Lard, 24 ; Butter —Market well aapplied ; dull at 25030 ; Eggs, scarce, quoted at 20; Chickens, 20025 ; Dried Peaches, tough, 3 0003.50 ; peeled, 0.0007 « bu. Fodder, 1 0001.26; Rye, 2.00 ; Barley, 2.50 ; Oats, 8001.00 ; Flour, good Coun try, 7c. lb. Heli(i«nt Notice. Flint River Presbytery will hold its annu li! Fall Sessions in GrifTiii. The opening ser mon will be preached by Rev. R. Q. Mallard; of Atlanta, on Wednesday evening 26th inst. of this week, at half past seven P. M. Reli gious exercises will continue through the week : The public arc invited to attend- Come one ! Come all 1 You will receive a kind welcome, and good preaching. 2t i * * * *. Read the Administrator’s Sale advertised lo come off the first Tuesday in November 1. O. O. F.— Warren Lodge meets this evening at 7 o’clock. The li. W. Grand Master will be in attendance! A Beautieci. Street.—We trust it is 'the purpose of the owners of store-house, and other buildings on the business portion of Hill Street, to have the same thoroughly renovated and re-painted, following up the lead that has been so well set on the West side of the street. When that is done, we venture the assertion, that llill street, Griffin, Georgia, will soou become noted as among the prettiest streets in ihe Bute —if not the very prettiest, in liict, Uriffiu, as a w ole, I »■> more of the ttDthetie elements, proper and fit to elaborate a first class beau* lul city from, than any place we hnuW of in ail tins region of the Bouth —not excepting the far-famed village of Quincy, F.orida. Is Booth Alive T —Some weeks ago we gave place iu our columns to a lynghly arti cle from a Chicago paper, going to prove that grave doubts were entertaiued by some whether the individual kilted by Corbett was in reality Booth, the assussifi cf Lincoln. In this connection we give the following irum the S. F. Examiner s Chicago corres pondents letter.— Carolinian. Many persous are of the opinion that, \\dikes Booth still iives. Let me give your readers a piece of information that recently came into my possession, and wh.ch has never been printed. On the evening of President Liuojln’s assassination, a yuun<' lady m Washington, who was p ayiug at Ford s theatre, was on her way Irom her home to the theatre. As silo was walking along the street at a quarter past seven o clous, she met H’nkes Booth on the sidewalk. They had beeu well acquainted for several years, and were ou intimate terms. 1 hey stood awhile and chatted, dhe gir. tu.d Booth that she had rtceivelan anonymous letter th it day that was quae amu-iug. Booth asked, her to let him take it, and ho woul I hand it to I.er another tun ■. She gave him the letter ad hurried on to the theatre That ni'dtt .-he was horrified in h um that Wilkes Booth i.aJ u.-sasstuated I'rcsideut Lincoln in the very theatre where she was playing. The poor girl w;is frightened out of her wits for several Jays,fearing that someone had seen her give Wilkes B »otb the paper so short a time before the assassination. So time passed on and the actress went to her home iu l’hil tidelpliia. About five weeks since that '0 ng lady received back again, through the postotiiee, the very letter the put into the hands of Wilkes Booth on the night of the assassination. There is a private mark on it, too, that makes her positive that Wi.ks Booth sent it. These are facts, and the actress is now playing at one of the Chicago thea tres. The story is a strange one, to say the least of it. Gen. B. M. Prentice Denounced as a Liar —7b the Editor of the Quiney Herald —I see from the Jacksonville Sentinel, that General B. M. Prentiss, in a speech made at 1 -Jacksonville a few days since, insinuated that President Johnson was accessory to the assassination of President Lincoln. He also, as reported, said he was backed in this sus picion by “ the opinion of Hon. William A. Richardson,” as expressed to himself. If he made the statement in reference to ne, I declare him to be a base and infamous liar. W. A. Richardson. . Quincy, 111, August 24, 1866. A manlier of ministers of the Ohio Meth odist l‘ri testant Conference recently held a fnceting at Sabine, Ohio, and resolved to strike for an increase of salaries. Uisuiark is described as posessing a stony -U-n and large bull dog ears, heavy mous tache, proud nostrils, jagged eyebrows, laigv double chin, ponderous mouth, etc. LOST! A memorandum Book was lost Saturday Evening last, in this city. It contained some Bounty Scrip, and papers valuable to the loser only. The finder will be liberally re garded for leaving it at this office. se24—3t SHERIFF’S SALES. BE 80LD before the Court House , door. In the city of Griffin, between the «ua! hours of sale, an the first TUESDAY in •ovember next, tfne liottse aud lot in the city of ’nmn,Containing two acres, (more or less.) known Ska if w^er< -‘ on It I’- Tyson. Sr., now rCsiMes, "*d bounded on the South by a street, on the Jjest by an alley, on the north by a lot whereon **• Uackett now lives. Also. 1 wardrobe 2 *®a" trundle bedsteads, ; work bench, 1 stool, 1 * 0l «p lumber, 1 lot lumber, 1 small work i '“l'd. 1 |„t cans and jugs, paint-enps »n brushes, ! , 1 ’hive and pipe. Levietf On *s the proper- I J°fE. P. Tyson, Sr. W.SO, one lot. of lrfmf, eofidainihg one-half (4) {cfe.(nn»«or less,) with two‘Wort-sbOf# thereon, ended on the north 1 by an fllYcy, oft the south . •' * l"t fronting on Solomon Street. on the east 'hert Pilkerton, and on the west by E. I f ’,r ,*nd Henry Banks’*'slot's.rooms, situated in 'e nty Levied <h ps tire property of ' ■ boniioui A Cos., to satisfy a ti, fa, issued !T1 ’he Superior Co'irt of S-rndding County. Ga "non H. Sai.dv X W ft-nnM* A Cos Pro ■ > poiuledoo* ky s. If. Sanders. 'T--M M p IW»VM , S*-cr»ff Slim\ SHOE STOEI, PATRICK 81 BRO. KEKP on hand at all tint** a fifte assortment of Men aid lioya* MIT HOME MADE SHOES ! all sites, manufactured and warranted by them. They have, and always k«ep In itbre for sale a fine article of RUSSKfT, KlP**» COUNTRY I SOLE LEATHER. JOB WORK AND REPAIRING put up to order and warranted. PArnica A Uao. pay the highest market price In Fash or barter Cor Green and l>ry Hided, Tallow and Beeswax. sep4-lf LITTLE, SMITH & CO* Mannfilcttffefi ami dealers in SADDLES AiYD IIARXESS, CAttRIA HE MAT Est fAh, SHOk kixntxaa, and Saddlery, IfHHii***, Hardware, Leather of all kinds, Machine Helling, Tr'inli*. Traveling Sat chels, and Wagon IlafneiS of all kinds, er BarnCs* made to order. 104 CHERRY STREET, Macon - - Ceargia. *epß—3in Something New njMDBn TECH SUN A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE! tar Let the suffering and diseased rend the following. Vft I ,et ftji who have b(*en given tip by Doctor, and spoken of aa incurttblu, read the following. Let all wb»l tttth believe facts and can have faith in evidence, read the following. Know all mtfi by these prenent* , That on this, the Twentie'h nay of June, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty six, personally dime Joseph Haydock to ine. known as such, and being duly sworn, deposed as follows: That he ie the sole general agent for the United States, and dependencies thereof, for preparations or medicines known as Maooikl’s Pills and Salve, and that the following certiti cates arc verbatim copies to the best of his knowl edge and belief. JAMES SMEITRE, [LS] Notary Public, Wall Street New York. June 1. 18«*. Dr. M.vioirr.:—t tnhp ftiy pen to write you of my great, relief, and tliftt tne awful pain in my side lias left me at InH—thanks to your medicine. Ob, doctor, how thaukful I am that I can get some sleep.—! Clin ntSter H’rite it enough. I thsnk you ngaiM rtiid n£t**n, and am eure that you ere really the friend of fill suftertvrs. 1 could not help \Vriting to yMu, find hope you will nut take it ailii?A. ■lambs mykus, 116 Avenue D. Thin U tj‘ Certify that I was discharged froui the army witn ('lironie DiarrhbMi, and have cured by Hr. Pi ta. WILSON’ 1! AIiVKY, N. Y. April 7, lSfiij 27 Ritt sthiet, Tlv f'lbhving G in iiitere-fmg Ciis<* tis a man employed in an iron Foundry, who, in Jtouiing incited iron into a Hask tliat, was dainjf rtnd wet. caused an eifilosion. The melted irbn was thrown arOifnd and on liim in a perfect. sfudVbr. and he was burnt dreadfully. The following tVrtificat* wait ffiven to ine by him about eight Jtfter the accident. NVw Y..rk .lith. ii, tsfitl. My name is .laeob Hardy; 1 am an Iron TJun der: I was hadlv burnt by hot iron in November btsl - my burns healed, but I had a running wore oil uty leg that tvould Dot heal; 1 tfled Maggie!*s Sal ve, and It cilred mein ft feti- Wee Ks. Tins is all true and ally body butt nbUr sec uie at Jackson’s Iron Works, 2nd Avenue. J. II AUDY, 11 ts Dobrrlck street. Extracts froni Various Letter a “I had no appetite ; MaggieF* Rill* gave me a hearty one.” "Your Fills are marvelous,” "I send for another box, and keep them in the house.” “Dr. Maggiel ha* cured my headache that was chronic.” “1 gave half t/f tfne of y«fir pills to my babe fbr cilolet-n morbus. The dear little thing got well in a day.” “My nausea of a morning i* now cured.” “Yolir box of MaggieF* Salve cured me of noises in bend. 1 rubbed some of your Salve behind my ear* and the noise left.'' “Send me two boxes 1 want one for a poor family.” “1 enclose a dtflltlr i your price is 25 cents, but the medicine to the is worJn a dollar.” “Send me five boxes tff ytfiir pill*." “Les me have three boxes of your Salve by re turn mail.” i have oVfiR -ioo Such testimonials as this, but want of space compels me to conclude J. MAGOIEL, M. D. Maggiels Fills and salve; Nones.—None genuine without the engraved trademark around each pot tfr hot, signed by Dr. J. Maggiel, tl Fine street, New York, to counterfeit which i* felony. Sold by all re*pectable dealer* in Medicines in the United Stntes and Canada—at 25 cents per box or pot, *ep4-lyr For sale in Griffin by J. N. Harris & Cos. J. T. JENKINS ft <30., WHOLESALE' i»RUGOISTS, VND Dealers in Faints, Oils, Window Glass, Chemicals, Chemical Appnrnttls, Stationary. Fatenl Medicine* and a complete assortment of A FANCY ANI) TOILET ARTICLES. LABAMA. ST. ATLANTA, GA. !’»■< 1865. Special Notice* I have dosed tin my Commission busi ness, and will have in store at an early day a very Sei.kot Stock of the latest styles of mmrntm AND LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS, all entirely new. During inv absence, our friends are most respectfully requested to call on Mrs. TaylOr and settle the little Oath TitkeU t otY hand,- as we wish to have no old stock of any thing on band. S. S.TAYLOR; Agt. Griffin, Sept. 24, 1860. MROOM WANTED.—A’furnished room ran be rented by making immediate appln-an 6 at the "li> raid” office CROCEIUES SO. ' i 1000 I!LS,,Et ‘ S t'lime WIUTECwII.V. | >.UKS OiKKKK, barrels sugar, a h ami a For «a'<* by SALMONS A WAUT>. Atlanta, Ga. •)QP Iba. liKlKll bSKF. Chbiee.: u«. beef tongues, For *al« ky ii A Lit OKS A WARD. Atlanta, Ga. BAHREIN FLOUR, all BOXES CANDI-Rt, KEGS POWDER, ~ Fbf aat« bv SALSfDKS k WARD. Atlanta, Ga. bales prime Timothy hay, qK I size.N OYSTERS, KEGS ASSORTED NAII-S, For aala by SALMONS k WARD. AtlanttiL'a. Just Received. v 20 lIHDB. CLEAR SIDIS, ' Tierce* Cboiee Rib Siß*a, 20 “ Slioalders, 10 “ Sugar Cured Hatns. 200 J!b!» Sup'flne and Extra Fafnitj Flour, 2000 liushvU Corn, 25 Sack « Coffee. 50 Barrel* A B and C Sugar, 600 Dried L»wf, 20 Barrel* Syrup, IIHI Sack* Virginia Salt, 50 libli. Virginia Salt. SALMONS k WARL>; W'e have removed to LYNCH'S GRANITE FRONT BLfK’K, corner Whitehall aud Alabama rlreets, where we are prepared to Bene etaatoni er*. its we have a large »toek of Groceries, Provisions &c, And onr house being of large capacity, and con veniently located, is well auited for the storage ol good*. Salmons a ward, Cf>mmi*r?yii M*reti/»iW, Corner of Whitehall and Alabama Sti tfle, June M-f Atlanta. Ga. GREAT INDUCEMENT! We respectfully invite the attention of all per a,in* who desire to purchase Goods at prices sur passingly low, to (Jur stock of SPRING AND SHIVER GOODS, TO THE LADIES* We oircr a Beautiful and Kntdiiojiahle stJeclion of t’ackallrt, French JaekouHi*, Foulard*. Calicos, etc. Al*o, a large assortment of White Cecils, sUeh aa Jaconet, S\vin.« and Or gnndie Nai*ksk»«»k, Plain and Ftiiped Em broideries of all descriptions, with a large variety of other Useful and Fancy articles. THE GENTLEMEN Will find a Superior Stock of the Latest ami most Fashionable Myivs t»f ItKAI) Y « MAI)E ( Upturn;, Together with French and Sent eh rnssimerc.s, DaiiHft Cloth**, and eve.iv other article of Furnish ing fioods necessary to complete their Wardrobe. Besides, our STOCK OF NOTIONS, Consisting in part, of Hosiery, Gloves, Handker chiefs. Laces, Linen and Jaconet Edg ng and lfi setting, ilfilr Brksltes, Tdilet Artielts, Ac., ((♦'fefffi surpassed. In addition to the above, we otfer a Ifirgfc BSSrot meiit of BOOTS, SHOES and DOMESTICS, from the best manufactories in operation. All of the above articles will be sold at a small advance upon prime cost. We can assure the public that our goods were purchased for cash, upon as good terms as they can be bought, anil we are determined to sell as low lip any other house in Griffin. We be pleased to ffiow onr assort meiit to purcimshUs, deling confident in our abili ty to give satisfaction to even tllfe tSost fastidious. l-OEWENSTtIIN It PVEIFEU Griffin, Ga , Afirfl 19, iShft. ts MEBICAL COLLEGE 0 1 (TeOrGIA, At A UgrilAta. FACULTY: L. I>. FORD, M. D., Professor of Institutes and Practice of Medicine. JOS. A. EVE, M. D„ Professor of Obstet rics and Diseases of Women and Infants. I. P. GARVIN, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics, and Medical Jurir pfudence. L. A. DUGAS, M. t).j Professor of the Principles and Practise of Ct’urgefy. GEO. W. RAINS, M. D., Professor of Clicn'iistry and Fhkrrrfacy. EDtVAKD GEDDINGB, M. D., Professor of Fliysiolojry aid i , ath'6l6 , gicsl Anatomy. DxSAt’SSKHE FORD,- M. D. Professor of An stony. tv. ti. fjOi'GHfV, M. />., Assistant Pro fessor of Mateiia Medica. JOHN S. COLEMAN, M. !>., I demonstrator of Anatomy. The Sid Session will be opened on the FIRST MONDAk IN NOVEMBER next, mid continue four months. Ibe Mnsehln, Laboratory,- and Af raiigi-nient* fur l’rscfic*? AMiwnr t-ipml to any in the country. CfJnfeal tn*tru-limi rrgnlar ly imparted at Hie dfy Hospital. Fees : Tickets for the whole cooWpc, fn cPrrretrcy. flptf.fio Matriculation, in currency, - • 8 0O Dissections, m eftrreney, - - - 10.00 Diploma fee, in eftreniy, - * . »ep2o-Iw* L. A. DUG.VS, Dean. - -- administrators sal^:. By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordi nary of Spalding County, will be fold be fore the Court Home door in the city of Griffin, on the first TUESDAY iu Nove rrtWr next, be tween the legal hourp of ante, me Dome aud lot, situated in weft Griffin, containing t-Jo acres, the same being »ol</ as the estate of Sin. Emily I*. Mallorv. deoeaWWd fo** th» benefit of tfie heirs ami rrcd.i.ir- W. K MALT.nRT. s>2l-lod 5-lhir. >-t«te E. F. Mallor< DANIEL & RUCKER, GENERAL R GFrodbrs, produce 0 and C Cotninisaion Merchant*, t FARRAR'S OLD STAND. R 1111.1. ST., u.i GHfUFIN, «i A. s A Wl- will soon receive large accession* to our already aplemlid Stock Come ami see ns at the late Stand «f the CUNNINGH AM*. We guarantee uniiereal satisfaction to our cdiloiucrs Slay 24, UAA-tf JohnNons A Oonion, feAtTEN IVE trade s a l e, I*RICES DOW N TO StiT THE TIMES! r 20 BOXES GROUND rEITF.ft, 6<io BlllX FLOUR, nil Grades, 50 BHLS. SUGAR, all Grade*. OI L, OI L, OI Li ©<L, O I L, OIL! F.XTENSIt £ bEPOT. Any quantity furnished *' p'fJceaao cheap as to guarantee every family’ ih b'Vy i Barrel. Unes|>er than Candles or Wood. •Jiiofi SACKS CORN, 25 HMDS. BACGff, 20 TIERCES LARI), . 10 BARRELS WlliTE BEANS, 20 SACKS COFFEE, GREEN AND BLACK TEA, Mi Bbls. NEW CROP X. O. 20 BOXES CANDLES, s«m» liblff. and Boxes CRACKERS, rorts, ion BOXES TICKLES, all kinds, lo Bbls. riCKLES. Cucumbers. ‘2o BOXES RAISINS, Aim >mls. Brazil Nuts, l'ecaiw, WaluUts Ati. CANBIKS, all sorts, 50«» Lb*. Kla k IVpper,Ging«*r Spice Ac. Common Starch, Rear) Starch, Maizcna. I*arge STOCK OK Liql (MtS. To be bartered f*»r Produce, Cotton or Uni. In fact, anything you may need can be found al our House. Call soon at J‘ dl N.SONS «t OORDO.V, mn\ 10:Rm Ab.bati.a St, Atlanta, Ca. Nicelson*V McAleer, PLUMBERS A:>|j COftPßlttMlTltS, SAVANNAH. (iM. Every description of Goppef work maile to order. Hall Lamp*, Chandeliehs, PkNbant Lights, Fancy Glass Slia<les, ltatli Tubs, Lead and Iron Pipe, ou baud and for sale. sep6—6m* EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Principal Office, 616 Broadway, New York. GREAT IMPROVEMENT in Sewing machines. Empire Shuttle, Crank Motion, Sewing Ma chine. It is thus rendered noiseless in action. Its motion being all i>o*itive, it is not liable to get but 6f order. It *8 tre best Family machine. No tice ir called to our new and improved Manufac turing Machine for Tailors and Boot and Shoe Fitter*. Agent* wanted, to whom a liberal dis count will be given. No consignments Will m made. EMPIRE SEWING MAGHJNE CO sepll d6m {iirj JOHNSONS GORDON, Comini».«io n M c. r c h an t a GROCERIES*PROvSIOKS &C., <fcC. ALABAMA 3TKECT, FRANKLIN BLOCK, .fany 4, tc. Stole fi6use For Sate. STILWELL (t BEEKS expect to, remove to the Store now occupied by J. UL Whiu k Cos. 1 now offer for eale the Store House occupied by them. It is considered by many the best stand |£> the city excepting the one we go to, befiig a torn er House, 90 teet long, with it’ no* ba**m»nt storv. TW< property will bring 20 per cent interest on the price I will take for it. I also hare three Dwelling Houses for sale. july26 ts 3. A. BERKS. RESIDENCE FOR SALE! At Auction. BWILL BK OFFERED F’OR SALE, at auction, »u the first.^Ttasoav in November next, at the CAtirC HidTe in Oriffin, unless ivstely before that time.Yfhy bfruse aod lot iff vidtown. now occupied by Vtr. done*. Tftb a cottage. contajningbTx and five fire-places, with a cook room and bare mg room attached! Also, a house for servants, Cvr.taimng two rooms, and a fire place in each. The lot contains one acre, with a variety of trult trees. t’artie* hit *r- at■ ■! can examine furkW“*elvca. II CAMPBELL, . s,-|*l 9-- t*l. Tb*H»ia-v ill-. t*a THE .MAN WHO FAII.B TO BUY WHF.RK THE HFST BARGAIN CAN BE HAD. 18 IN THK VERY NATURE OF THE CAftK ErrHER NKOLIOEN T IGNORANT, OB CAHELKSS. THE QUESTION: Where can SCRHKIM. m & MMUL Who offer thcU W seHtb«, irliS * LAROK end feSTlßftltt NEW I<tOCW of FANCY & STAPLE DSY GOODS, Amofig which they etiu»ef2tr Drew Goo4b hi trery rarietf. PRINTS, .. j-WIWNI*, WI’SLIXS, , „ . . *. PACK/floR; KUENCII JACONETS, MOZAMIIIQrW; IfiJeed everything tilth thi Mont eoulJ tiedt* Gdoi)^ r TACONE•f; u swlsfe;. t „ OMaKDIES; . . / NANSOOKS, . . jA>Ncc!Arrns,,. «.. inffilf LINENS, , ..• COtTON Ac Linen OlAI’EftS, S!fEETlN<»**Bhirt4tt^ l .. . • • • ffS! Kspccta! attention ia called to the Stock of LACK POINTS, and LACK GOODS generally. In KMUROIDKRIKS they cannot be atityaaagil. r .Jhe va riety of FAftCT GOODS and YANKEE NOTIONS, forbida even a (tartial enumerwtson. In theif department devoted to GENTLEMEN WfeAßy They take, rfptlliii pride believing do, tha( they offer a atoek far superior, it) point ol STYLE, QUALITY and QUANTITY to any ever before opened in Griffia. la BOOTS SHOES. tar the Million, we aimjYfy throw omselvea in the (root, aa aeoood to none, either in Price, Quality, Style, or other particular. The Ladiea especially are solicited to ex amine otiV stock of SHOffiJ,'ia we claim to hjive auperiorty in that line, Uonneited u we irA wftn the largest houses in this section, —tyith p .New Yoyk whole sale house to represent our interest in purchases—buying aa we do fur oseh, and Intending to Becomd Permanent In Griffin, we think Ihat the {fading pr.Hlic will readity Ms tha^we have npt oply the A HILITT btft the faSPOI&TION and INTENTION to sell gboda such terms as caffoot fail to give satisfaction. Remember Scheirerauany Bt<r. to Daniel, At their lltcrrc; West side Hill street, of lYfekf, X SWllwell, andiOppositoC. il. Johnson’s HnrSwafe f ltrr6—Vhitei vnowft to fif’IIEUBRMAN’B Ol.it BTAND June 28, LSfiO-lf IWew Firm. W. H. G. MtCtfEIMRRY ■h n Bin 4 cn„ StitiCfSMKS OP RltO, MICKEIBERRY $ (59., OFFKR FOR SALK AT PRICK SUITABLE TO TUFTIM**' Rio Coffee, Sugrar from its t<s 36 eta, per lb., Mackerel, in bblall-2a Mi and Kite A LARGE LOT OF CROCKERY, HARDWARE, NAILS, KNIVES and FORKS, HAND SAWS, SHOVELSand TONGS, AX FA ANDIRONS, CHOI* AXES, SAD IRONS, CIIISKLS, HC7TB Rod SCREWS, TRACK CHAINS, Dram Kl ttUtsT PAD LOCKS, SfCfLLET^ AUGERS, Offt^S:. POTB, ttC Bottom WARS, BRASS HOOFED BUCKETS, CHURNS BROOM?. PAINTED BUCKETS, TUBS, " £, CORN, CORN MBA I. AND FLOUT*. BACON Ar, HAMS, 50 Sack* LIVERPOOL SALT, CANE SYRUP* CUBA MOLAR?** 100 Sack* VIRGINIA SALT, 20tT jlancne* , SWIFTS »r«1 ALCOVE. THREAD LARGE LOT of A, B,aad C SUGARS. WAITED. 3000 Buahel# of WHEAT deHrered in good Merehantab* &r*s/. kijgheetttnfk.' et price paid for BACON, LARD, CORN, -M EaL.FLOU R, PEAS, kc., Ac., Ac. Southern Bank Notea, Gold A Bilver received for any of the above articles stf (keu market value. : ' , - - --- =-j .1 f 1 <*3.1710. B. BBSJOJBTBXXt CO. •Tune 21, I*B6 f > : —6ni.