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/ TRI-WEEKLY " ALBANY, GA., NoV. 2l'th, 1807. •• Her# shall tbs pratf the people’* rights maintal Unawed by f«ar and unbribsd by gain,” Tns Tat*WasKLT N«w§—A Pabtmm axd Amo- ciati lotion —Ws hats assoqiatsd our frltod and kinsman, Mr. Thos. A. B. Etanb, lata of Quitman, Ga., as Copartner, Associate Editor, and business man of tba News. This copartnership will date back to the 12th of October, the date of our purchase,—and is styled Carey W. Styles A-C’o. We commend our partner to the readers of the News, and to the editorial fraternity, a« an educa- ted gentleman, of high moral character, and liberal literary %Mnlpments. ilia connection with the Newt will greatly enhance its ralue in a literary point of view, and incrense Its interest as a news medium. Mr. Evan* will have charge of the business of the office, and relieve ua, to a great extent, of local duties; which will enable us to devote more time and thought to .editorial duties pinper. 0GVe congratulate our readers on this acquisition to the News, as we are confident they will soon dis cover improvement in all its departments. The old songlhal “two-beads are batter than oue," is us true In ftoWhpapcr business as in any known brnuch of politleal eoonnmy, and it is by the combination of energy and intellect, and propor division of labor that aucoesa is aohieved. \ The Conservative . Heritor on SitunUy. It will be seen that "Many Citizens" oall a meet Ing on Saturday next, for the purpose of appoint' ingDelegates to the Conservative Convention, at Macon op the 6th of December. Wo tako it for granted that our Conservative frlanda favor this movement, and that they need no '•spurs to prick tbs sides of their Intent."* Nesrly all the Conservative papers In the Slate have en dorsed lbs proposition, and whole oolumns , have been appropriated to "the duty of the hour" and tha importance of party organisation. We have an Intelligent olass of readers, and will not Jnfllot upon them long-winded, double-leaded lesUhs, in tha foolish effort to prove the exlstenoe of Hjht.- They know th# situation as well as wo do, and wbon waannounoo the "fim# and plaet," they will rtoognlie their Voua" and aot accordingly. Wo would, bdwever, urge a general attendance oa Saturday, aad a calm, conservative •xpreaalon of opinion, as well as a Judicious selection of Dcio. gates. Chowdkd.—\Yu nio compelled to go to jirew to-dny with but five columns of read ing matter j—this will afford our readers tiino to review tlio adverliaiug columns which wohopothey will do before the next issue, so that they may be prepared to di gest a supplement. Axotmbb DusoLAnv—Extraordinary t'owxns or Prirtie's Isa—The store of Messrs. Cooper & Co., of this oity, was entered by a burglar, on Tuesday night, and robbsd of a quantity of cloth- ing, money and other articles The thiof orswled under tho home at the back end, and having evl dsntly previously measured the distanos, and loca ted the spot to operate on, mods bis wsy sixty or seventy fast to tha (Vont part of tha atora, and bored ku 'ri*!'* v " betwaen two alaspara, on n«» nt wbloh tba floor Jolntad. 'ibis snows that otose ob servation and aoourate measurement had been made, aa wall aa wondaiful skill in tha art of stealing. Messers. Cooper A Co. had, on Tuesday, caused to be printed, at our office, a very large and at tractive poster, headed "Cash system adopted," and D is thought the Printer’s Ink stimulated the •nterprieo that Induced this wholesale and uncere monious transfer of their goods to other parties.— Buoh is the power of Printer’s Ink. Gbockrb.—Mcnsru. Jab. H. Anderson A Sonb, ad vert iso their stock of Groceries in the News, and wo tako groat pleasure in directing attention to their card. These gentlemen aro well and favorably known in Georgia. Wo hate known them from boy- hood, and there aro no more liberal or relia ble merchants anywhere. Prompt, ener getic, and Aiwaya up to tho exactions of trade, they never fail to give satisfaction, and invariably induce a return of their cus tomers. Thi Blodobt Psrjcry Cass It appears thst ws were in srfor, lu stating that a true bill was found, and that Governor Brown made tho sfflds- vlt. Blodgett mads the affidavit and Gover nor Brown made tha motion before the Grand Jury returned their finding; but it was as certained by said Blodget and Brown that a true bill had, or would be found, and the case was ar- reotod while the Jury had it under consideration. It mature not what course this csss may take ; there is not a man in Georgia who doss not know thst Blodget committed perjury, and there is not one th«t knows him well, that doesn't know ho is fully espabls, end altogether likely to do it again, PxasoxAV^—Ws had tbs pleasure yesterday of a lull from Mr. Cartor of tho "Importing Emporium" of Wm- Honl,’Savannah, and were glad to learn that he is doing good stmloe for our old friend and comrade. W. servgd uUh Bill Hone, thirty days onoe, under "tbs flag," for interfereing with a "Wandersr," and had ample opportunity of testing his csptciiy for the liquor businsao, aa wells s the superior traits of his generous Batura. Our friends 2*ytSLUT Carter their orders for whaUvsr they mayjrant in his line. Thi Tomca Band—Anotubr Gin u outK Burnt.—We learn that tho Gin House, be longing to the cstato of It. A. Boyd, near thia city, was destroyed by fire a few nights ago, and that fifty hales of cotton were consumed. It is supposed the diabolical jotwaa porpetrated by .oino diaoonlcnied 00 glace. wjj . Direct aTViss, of ..aooo, whose advertisement appears else where, baa • large and elegant assortment of English goods, bought by himself in England, and imported direct to Savannah. Beeidee being a clever, polite gentleman, Mr. Wish is one of the most enterprising merabutoinllaoou, and his efforts to build up direct tiwde wllh tbeoid world, deserves, and, no doubt, will receive the most »ub- stantial evidence* of tbo people’s approcia- *ion. Hainhridob Extension.—Wo learn from tho Argus that the A. A G. K. H, Co. will have completed tl.c Road to station No 21, to-day. This depot known an Harrell's if seventeen miles from Hninbridge, and eighteen west of Thomasville. The remain der of tho track is being rapidly prepared for the iron. Thus says the Sav. News A Herald, it will be seen that this important entorpriso is fur advanced in its construc tion, and warrants tho assumption (lint it will ho completed to Hninbridge by the 1st t>f January, if not earlier. The great incen tives that exist to push it forward, and the welj-known energies of itn malinge rs, will certainly contribute to its speedy comple tion. Whpn that shall bo accomplished Savannah and Hainhridgc will have entered upon a new era. Then tho boundless re sources of Southwestern Georgia will he de veloped; there will he, in the course of time, a tremendous influx of eapitul mid population, Savannah will become the great city of the South; and we will ho en abled to enjoy tho benefits of our manifold natural advantages. The enterprise of eon* uecting tho Flint and Clmtnlioooliee livers with this city, and through it the Gulf and the great Southwest, is one of the grandest flint lias ever been presented to our people, and the successful consumatiou of which will bo of immousu benefit, not to Savannah and Georgin'alone, hut to the whole country. Wo shall hail the achievement, which is near at hand, with pride and gratification. K£»Tifos. J. Flint A Co., of Macon, importers and dealsrs in orookory, chinn nun*, etc., iiavo a moat magnificent stock of J-tst such things sh good j home-keepers want. You had better order what- over you vsnt; for thoir goods nro so tempting, Mid the proprietors and elsrks so do.or, that you can not bring a oont out of their store unites you osrry in a fortune. All ordsrs filled to entire satisfaction. Try them. Giving Advice.—Tho New York Tri- ,buno cautions the Virginia Convention agaist ultraisin, and advises tho radicals to let universal suffrage and universal amnesty go together. It bids tho lenders roincinbor that “tho power of a disfranchised minority is greater, by reason of the power of the principle) of justice which is crucified and persecuted in them, than if they were enfran chised. John Roblnion’s Egyptian Caravan, and I Mawmoth C'lrcns. Ah! ws thought so! That set of traveling im posters, yolspt, "HoMuson’s Great Show" who ars'prowllng about Ihs oountry, Is nothing more than a "dead best," and iivss upon the naino of "Robinson." Ws suspected this, and gave our clti- . xens a hint Just bstors tbs miserable thing got here, j but they were hungry for oircua, and did’nt mind j the expouso. Now, tho real John Itobiuson—the j veritable John Robinson of the Robinson A El- ! dr«d's| circus—ante billum,—the Hannibal* and j Napoleons of shows,—John Robinson— the great Ring Master,and the father and trainer of little- | Jlmmey,—now James Robinson,—tho bareback ridsr, is sotually coming to Albany, and will show for us on tha 3d of Deoembar. This show is no humbug—tho papers svsrywhere assure us of this fact,(and we hare no hesitation in snying that ihr pictures are not the best of it. John Robinson al ways comes squsrs up to bis promises in (h cus business, and startles wore with the r than with the shadow- *Iohn ilobinsoifs EGYPTIAN CARAVAN -A-INTID Mammoth AT ALBA®! 01E Circus, BAY OHLX. By Te-egraph, To lb, Alb.nj Trl-Weekl/ New,. UKMJR.IL HUBS. MORNING DISPATIIES. Nxw Vow, No,. 20.—Wm. M. Molntyro, ono or lh, mayoralty eandidatos of (lie Democratic Uni, Convention, 6rad > revolver into llie crowd, nntl **• lokon lo tho Tomb,. Tlio .t'nlon Democracy uomlnatail John H. Antbou. Arrived, Aroiooo, from Panama, with ono l.un- drod ood eighty thousand tresruvo. Tho Australian Connibolo hod ,ot,D Hot. 8. Hiker, Wosl/an Ml,, ■ianary, and all nalivo Christians. Waibwotox, Not. 20—(lor. Word, Chairman of tbo Notional Republican Committee, wrote « let ter lo tbo Soldion* Union, endor.ing lien. Or.nl for th. rreald.no/. Fill Orton Uolloeh lo deed, aged 80 /eon. NIGHT DISPATCHES. AcoOITA, Nor. 20,—Qon. I'ope erJero the rreou- .(ruction contention lo meet nt Atlanta, Mb ol Doeomhor, Couol/ mooting, aro bting died in elool dolegolea to tbo Conaortallro Contention nbich moeto nt Mnoon, 6th ot Uooember. Hicbmoxp, Not. 20.!—Tbo oolored Conaerrtlire, bote onlled • mooting to-morrow night, to axprara Iboi rultor obhorinoo of ouoh Brobr.nd, ond lucen- dinrleo to Lewie, Lindety ond othert. Lonnott, Not. 19.—Tho Timel pronounce, Ne- palaon'a ap-'ech 0, (bo most liberal, peaceful, mi l ■cnaibla of tbo oocond empire. THE MARKETS, MORNING DISPATCHES. Now Vow, Not. 20,—Block, netito and itn. proring. Money acliie it 7, Sterling, long lime, 0|; short, 9}. Gold 140. Flour dull and un. changed. Mesa Pork 20j. Cotton steady at 1SJ. NIGHT DISrATCIlKS. Nxw Orlraiis, .Nov. 20—Collon sales loCO ImU-a, middling Orleans I7J; Recepis t»iUi2, oxpens iVOd. Avni'STA, Nov. 20.—Colton nmrket opened fmii, but closed in buyers favor. Sales 00« ; Rccepis m, middling lfij. CUAUiitdz; Xtt. i‘0.- -Cillcn unite m.d nd- vanced^o|; sale.- 1200 middling lOj n 10 j. R c eipMHcO. Swannau, Nor. 2).— Colton dull and declining: sales, 472; receipts. 8,050. Nxw Yobk, Nor. 20.~Cotton oavior ; sales 1,400 bales, at 18 to 18}. Spfdal Markrl Rrparls. N«w Vow, Not. 20, II A. M.-Colton qn'et but firm nt 18 to I8J, Gold 110 No ooblo now,—land line, down. LtvtneooL, Not. 19, II A. ,M.—Cotton ulea, 8000 beta; dnll and declined. Upland, 8>d. Now Vow, Not. 20,8 P.. M—Cotton wank, but demand moderate it 18. e,at>. Bolri 100 bole, Gold 109 Tuesday, December 8., 1867. Macon Advertisements. Tho IiAtt Q rota Honsatto&and Monster Oorabinnhon of Zoological. Ornitho logical and Kquoatriun Wonders of CroRtlon, forming a grand titook Bn- terpriso, consolidating lO SHOWS! of nrst-oliiRH selection, In one Grand Alli ance, producing tlio most stupendous display of wealth, talent and expe rience ever seen In this country. Is composed of the curious and rare Ani mals of Asia, Africa and South America, tueluiUuu Ornithological selections of t he most ht-iuillfiil Hpeclincnsof foreign Birds, forming the most extensive collection or AVILD AIN IMALS in America, supported by the largest EQUES11N COMPANY Iti the country, number Ing l-’.o men and ;'.iO horses, luchidliiK .'tOlVrlonners.5 Ludy IthU-riand ■! iiopulart iMWUH.eimhllngtlin iiiauiiKi-mt iu toiuoduee Mtartllng Acts of UoiKeinaiHhlp, flaring (lyinnastTc Exer- elsew, Hpectacles or urh-i.tul Urnudeur, with tlie most da?zllng splendor. FEATURES OF THETEN SHOWS. /. it(mi\so\’.s mi eat combixa- TIOS slioil Living Wild Animals and Equestrian Heleetions, y. mom Hours m i:\aoehie, ix» r.l/fT.V-Zoologleal and Ornithological— tioin Lomlon. U. MOSS. rilAXCOlS mmrs Far- titnii School »>/' 1'iliicnti'il //«patch. 4. sin. AltOI.rir l .tsni.l.O'S Ital ian Troupe of I\t aval til Monkeys unit (lootn, .» SF.I1F. Trr./Iiiunr. not XAUIK’S SI'l.'i'l.l/.TT, with her niagidneciit den of Pertoniiliii' Lions, ••lluno," "A»oy," ••ritPlsl-lt" it lid ••.LTNA." ». Iff /.SO.\ vs .11'S-TUA I. f.L.V «v.w- x.tsrir ri/./.i.i.vr/:. 7. SI.OM IS’S SOl I'll AML'lllCAX r.t i o i: nil. t: < o it fa v v. . S. ./. r. //O/I/ V.NO.V, Jr.’s SCHOOL 1 roil riiAisisn houses. It. ol. O. .1. nc.lllSU II t i’S Culteetlon ' of Satire . I inert ran ll’ilil .lultnals. to. o.u’.jonssoy.s mtroiiMixa Vi. i;rilA XI •• l.'.W I’ll ESS." Thh iioly'inerliorhnis Exhitdllon of Wealth,Talent and Experience produces,. as ll h.v loaule, all olltllt of such superior. , niagnlileeiiee ns lo asioiilsh f B. A. WISE, OHERBYST. Manon, On. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIAtW 19 TINWARE, Crockery, Woodware, Cutlery and House Furnishing Goods, I have on hand 800 IRON WITCH, Queen of the S0HTH > anti other improved pattern COOKING STOVES whioh I will sell as low as first class Stoves can be sold. Also a good assortment of Box and Parlor Stoves. Every Stove Warranted per- feot and satisfactory or Exon-A-iN-a-iEiD. MY Crookary. Catleryr^and all foreign goods, haviog been BOUGHTIo person from the MANU FACTURES, and IMPORTED DIRECT, lam eaabltd to offer them to Merchants at low prlcas. ORDERS by mail proaiptly filled at lowest prices TERMS CASH. B. A. WISE, Meeon, Go., NoTombor 10, 98-184 per tho world. GRAND GRATUITOUS EXHIBITION: yf- A gorgeniiH Ancient 1’ncejint—thegraml Clnwlnt »*t Mara, OWrtm nwvl. AcUlllenj Living ’J.hniH In open iIciim of uolil and hronr.e: KnlghtHiind (ililillulnpt.In arnmi* of Ancient Hoiiiiiiim, mm !-'.«enrt to the ullt- tttrlng ami e«*»lly oriental lM|iiipage. Thla- liupimlim -iToeesitlnii will he preceded by theChuriot otoheron, eontuiulng Canham's Operalic Silver^ String Orchestra jR Of t Wenty IlCRt-rlnm MuMehins. The Pro cession will entor the city id 10 o’clock. HEIKNBEH THE HV. HATE k llul ll.Of E1HIBITWA, ,r-': Jusf mldril I., thi- nlreudy giimntic colic,-lion, is ihe very ritre Kpeciiuen ln>m the Deserts of-Turturv. kiunvn to naluialbt.H as the VA3L.FU8 The most powerful niiimal known, weigh ing l,*utl podiuK The only one of the Kind ever hrought to thin country. A HERD OFTAPIRS! A rare and wonderful animal, from tho Interior of Asia, of the genus qf Puclipy- dyrin Mnminal, characterized by a mwo prolonged into a movable probbscU; skin very thick and ettvered with close, short hair, and neck furnished with nstltTmane. or all ajilmiUX tln-.v have the most acute sense of hearing and of sight. Ami when attacked, tljev defend them selves with llielr teeth. The pivseut herd has boon imported at an Immense expense lor Ho- biiiNon’N Oreat C'omliiuntlon, and more- xiyer, they nro the only living specimens of tlio animal ever brought t«> this country. PERFORMING ELEPHANT "EMPRESS,”' INTRODUCED |)Y MB. JOHNSON. AFRICAN LION AND LIONBSl Oooiot, wtfd'Dot J oI *• n nd jemuiL .Ooelot. 1 _ Tavtary. Olvct, Copyhnra, Qroum r ’~"*lplne Marmot, p-*--- —... Zobra. Ohao- ma. Bulphur-crestQd Oookutoo, Man dril, ltod Monkey, Chimpanzeo, Di- - ana Monkey, Oreat Flamingo, Lyre Bird, Persian Lionoss, White-note Monkey^ Robo Cockatoo, Tiger Cat. Aloxandrlno Parroqunts. Ceylon Ti- 5 er, African Loopard. ichneumon, ' .mortoan White Bear, Bussian Oin- WhUo-hooded Parro* Australian Kangaroo, Amerioin Bui- falo, African Bison, African Forcu- pi no, Wapito, Mona, Barbary Ape, Marmoset, Bod Macaws. Bluo and Yollow Macaws, llose-winged Psrro- & uots, Bankai.m Cockatoo, Goodwlt assawavios, Whlto-eyolid Moukey, T 'Ong-biUod Cur low, South American dm. THOMAS J.FLINT & CO IMPORTERS AND Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN China, Crockery ond Glass Ware. Having removed from No. 80 Mulberry Street to No. 70 SECOND STREET, Over De Loaches Csrrisge Repository, Maoon, C3r a.. Have just received, and now offer lor sale the largest and most carefully selected stock of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GLASS, CHINA has %%%%, ever brought to this country TOQKTHKB WITH A FPf.L AND COMPLETE AS- KORTMK.NT OF |0Mf Jurying (fa&s of every quality and description 85V* Orders from the country snlicitcd, and will be filled with promptness and dis patch. Mscon Go., Nor. 19th 1807. 91-127 Adams, Jones & Reynolds, Warehouse & Commis'n Merchants, At the Old Stand of Harris A Robs, Corner Second nud Poplar Street., sxidKxcsacpsNa css-eAXo Will firs s'triot sltontioD to Ihs storage ond oolo of Cotton. Will msbo liberal onranceo on Cotton ia atoro. Aro prepared to furnish NAGGING ond TIES or ROPE and other Plantation Sum,lie., •«Pt» no 90 8mo. For tho purpoao of SELLING COTTON, wtetB^lkar ‘ MY •obi wk v Face Probosola Monkey. Ur- ie Howie I', A.-;ilo Gibbon, Golden, ad Ohlr uoao PhenL.iutH. Admission Children under 9 years DOORS OFKX AT I AND 0 O'CLOCK ..... $1 75 Cents NEW WAREHOUSE FIRM. formed o Copot Inorohlp Woolfolk & Anderson, of RECEIVING. STORING ond j”. raojtoelfuH/ tonder thoir oor- — — —— Irioodo. Wo bare etcured efwrtlop of th. Wsrahouoo forai.rl/ occupied b/ Cdtejs * WeolWk. more recent!/ b/ Mr. jonolhon ?.c^«t,^Xa, r t “ n • ,0 *' T •“ ,l, ■ JAMES H. WOOLPOLK, m P 9 Urn] ' JAME8 "■ ANDERSON, choice Groceries, ' AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES. VV STORE,|ho following Goode, which we offer ini/:" CASH BOYERS 600 oaoke HOUR, of JHgr.de., 10.000 pooBda CLEAR SIDES, 16.000 •• .. RIBBED SIDES, 6.000 SHOULDERS, 26 boles HEAVY OUNNV BAGGING, 60 poekogee WHITE PI8H, 60 >• BLUE FI8H, 75 P’N*s» US8S Nos. 1,2& 8 MACKEREL, 26 boi|H CHESHIRE CHEESE, bO o'kt RlO.bnd JAVA COPFEE, 75 bbls.'Crushed, Ez. C C, B A A SUGAR, 25 nooto TUBS, 100 p'kogeo TOBACCO (Coomou to Extra), 100 bo sow CANDLES, 1 ' 100 bozoo 80AP, 8TABCH, POTASH, eto„ 160 aaeke Ur.rpool and Virginia SALT, 2000 ibo. Rate Sugsr-cured HAMB, AIoo, ,'EANS, OSNABUROS, IRON TIE8 SHOE*, SMOKING TOBACCO, eto. J. U. ANDERSON k SON, Third etroel, next lo Hardeman A Sparks. Moeoa, Oe., Not. 19tb. lUji-lM] Work executed at WOMAN’S BEST F APKRFEOT WASHING & RINSING MUl| FOB 77/ItEB DO/. [A Bs ; Wlnt WB1X0BB—T1IRKBDORSfix I T WILL WASH the HEAVIEST ltr„„. 1NU, or Hie Finest l.nce, will,out i,,]^. CIA ■implonnd oso/lo work Ibul a cliil.l No rnoro pounded, Lenten, Imtlo,,! ' from theWniliwomon ntone dollnr , Vour Washing enn Lo done ot liotnc FOURTH tlie expense, without dirt or iron n° Tho Mnchlno will pn/ for it B ,.]f in nnc *• One hundred lliousnnd hove Leon s„l,t ■ , , now being made mi he rale of one dfty to meet the Increasing demand ,,n * Agents wanted everywhere. Active energetic men can make ovi* n AND FIFTY UOI.LAltSper moou! " l)iD Bend in your orders to tlie Affriculin.ni Second Street, opposite the ohf PolloS2 i Ihw General Agent for St'o*' Jr~ LLl Macon, Nov. 19. 9eor»i 115-1 WABEHOUs Commission Jllcvrljant The Planters & Merchan In tendering you my iha»k» fos ,, n , t again, with pleasure, ofler my eerTieea 1 ° to do m/ wholo dut/ to nil wl.o nro kind en M truit me with their patronage. To thos. !r former customer!, who I Imvo oceented r,, ”, I hove ntrnincd ever/ nerve, reiving' on t promptness to moot, tlie some. I Im? mid. tnoulo to store nil eolton directed to mv old eland. JONATHAN c ll » Macon aopt 10 ’07 —95 3b To llio Planters, MIDDLE AND SOllTIMVEST (iEORCI IN offering our services ngnin to our r»rtnir ron* and lo Planters generally, hk AND Commisstcm illcrtljanls. We can onlyrenew ournsiuranctn. i 0 do lorn our wliolo duly. Thoir interest iv ours, hml we i foater and protect it. In making advnncei i 0 you we have "trained every nerro—used every tort, relying upon you for prompt patron «, 0 ablo hr to meet our oldigaiions. An experienc many years ami OUR UKCOltDIN TIIK p\ST ouv reference^). We will give pexeunnl attculiun lo "filling Or for supplies, ami will serve y 0 u generally u beat of our Hhilities, ^ . HARDEMAN A SPARK aept 14 91 3 mos. & Ut, MACON, a A. O FFER For Sale the following article* at Who! •ale or Retail, as low as any houtie in Mzro- 209 boxes Star Candle.-, 000 Sacks Liverpool Si] 600 sacks Virginia Salt, 800 SACKS NEW FLO tine hundred sacks Rio, Java and I.aguira Coffc 160 barrels choice Liquors and ~W ine 126 barrels purr Leaf Lord, 100 kogs do., HO Hilda. BACOS Shoulders, Sides and Hams. 76 barrels now crop Mackerel, 200 keg. Xi 16,000 Hu, Pure WHITE LEAll, 27$ Boxes VIRGINIA TOBACCO, 200 boxes Soap, 26 lllld Cube Molasses, 16 bb Golden S/ritp, 100 ball, unny IIAGUISO, I” Rolls Gunn/ RAOGINO, 250 Coils Machine Kopi 60 Tons Iron Bands, 26 barrels Cider Vinegar, 26 hales O8NAHCR08. 50 Bales Macon Sheeting, Jo Bales Ynrns, 5 Bales ot Hro Drillings, 25 Bales Brown Sliirtii 10 Bales Georgia Stripes 100 boxes Pearl Starch, 60 cases Sardine* Lobsters, 100 cases Cove Oysters, 50 cases Pick 16 boxes Cod Fish, 100 doien DROOMS, 175 Barrels Stuart’s SuW* 20 barrels Copperas, 100 kegs POWDER, 600 UP SHOT, 600,000 PERCUSSION CAPS, 6,000 I* BAR LEAD, ALSO, A No. 1. PIANO. Very little ussd nnd in perfect order, W E WANT TO HUT EEJUiQaaaD upaBYsyaov Hide?, TaHow, For which we will pay (he Highest Market Prices, Seymour, Johnson & Co- Attguit 10. 97 LIGHTFOOT &. OOo oSlat'fboitSD anir (Commission MERCHANTS, SSACON OEOEOU Take this method of informing their friend* * tho public generally, (hat they have Mcured large ond commodious Warehouse formerly occ p ed by Adorn- vSt Reynolds, and more recently 7 B. F Chapman, on ihu comer of First and t op streets (near the Market House) ir * ,crfl 4 ,|/, IS niQg give their strict personal attention to the AXD 8ALK OF COTTt».N. . or Will moke liberal advances on Cotton in * . ahipped loapy ofthy Xorlhern markots, Sav or Liverpool. f«r Will give prompt oltoution to flllioM.orj* Bagging and Rope or Iron Ties, and other * PP sept 7. n° W) w Office Removed. RUST, JOHNSON A CO. itxve reoatsd flaw lo tba naw Uriah Building, Corner of *■“ ton and Pine Street*. •• na.ilfi. Alhanv. Norcmber 1 Ctb, 180<.
