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|*Jjhr"'QA.,‘ T)EC. 6,' 18D7 . LsffOU® rq* sfocltufti ADvmrri.siW wdCT«« Ttti-W«ki.v Xkw«, WW ; bRFOKeiv I j-wro KllitfbT» SoW Ifr. I I ^jjnind Smith, colored, having imbibed rather I night of tho circus, Trent home and iSe face of his wife. Yesterday the com- 4(0 the Bureau, and desired tp get her clothes, dletre the «»conjugnl1brd. ' r T i h4 Bureau sent it H f with her, and as Smith boro ubellioose rep- ioldior,u»pk j||ls. rifle along. On rater-• * ftfflfiidwt Smith seated with ’ hi* ihandf/* Whethar he made any- at* jr threats to shoot .the soldier, we have not nWeiolierh deffintto’y ;’but the result was jibe soldier shot him, the ball passing through Idealder into his bwly. Smith dipd an hour or ^iftirjsknaa 'M. .« I f«h»veheard severnlstatements relative to the 1 sittemptiug td shoot the soldier: hut as they i we publish none of them. Where's the Fire t ovo war tho nll-im portrait ques- non our streets'about 7 o’clock last The bolls veto; wringing, op-. j|rattling, nicrirtUGiing, some one way, Agnother, the boys set enuring, and nl] ty, “where’s the tiro ?” Wo heard one “ i answer, “pet ’s Are in mine the only answer we »the momentous ques* on ono men w,,Lri v,,v 1,1 line Ted;Bjnaiuwcr mkm Ip 8—The question is nnsn-urcch TM it in Mr. Win. Gilbert’s chimney was (Icstroyeil. No immrnnco. iches for the street cars in Augtis- rtmvctl/nna will noon be in running Have just roeeived a large and carefully selected stock of Groceries, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Crockery, Hardware, Notions,Freedraen s Goods ion, Tobacco and Segnrs, Wines and Liquors-Foreign and Domestic. AH of which they bought in ‘ ~ ~ LOWER thanthe LOWEST. of every the best descrip* markets since the Fall of Cotton, and will Sell at prices Call and Examine for yourselves. ALBANY, G.i., Oct. 29—100—H2 Repo’s New Jury System. In tlie Citjr Court, yesterday, wunotlc.il > panel of the petit jury, five negro three black and two copper colored. Tlieao poor negroes wore forced into their strange and anomalous position by ilic or der ot General l’ope requiring flint all ju ries in the State should be drawn indiscrim inately from the registry lists. The negroes on the jury yesterday seem ed .very lunch annoyed by the seiVio. they wore called on to perform. All of them to judgo from their uppcaranco in the jury bov, would have been delighted to got Sway. They manifested great uneasiness while the pannol was being sworn, mid looked as though they were about being put upon their trial lor some heinous of- lonec. tt e nity the poor negroes who are thus wantonly and illegally imposed upon by tlie kinglv satrap who domineers over this State, and trust file day is not far dis tant wlien'we shall bo relieved iVom his tyrnjileal and vlndicliva rule. \Vc believe that the presence of then, lie- grots on tho petit jury will cause all the icsseion the law docket to bo appealed with out a hearing on tho common law side of tho Court. Parties and Attorneys show great opposition to submitting their oasai to the arbitrament of negro juries, nod we predict that Pope’s order will materially lessen tho labor of our Courts.—Augusta Chronicle <t Sentinel. | Hususirri Convention.—AVo learn a the Vicksburg Herald of tho 26 th, lithe Convention lias been defeated by to eight hundred. / | luhlnflonTorrcspondenef of Ike- Charleston Courier. ENT—WIIAT TIIK SENATE THINKS I «IT—WHAT MAY HE DONE—THE BAIUCU. | lUl'LT 01 IT. Wasiiint.ton, Nov. 25. ITte Judiciary Committee have, to the » of tho public, reported in favor of king the President. Mr. Churchill, •oftlie republican members nl the com- fette, was induced, by some means within hiuttwo days, to change'his course in kCommittce, and unite witli tlie few lied ilimpcachcrs in favor nftheir report. I [tWMhardly creditable yesterday, that p! Chtirchill hail cimiiged front, and lay Jo»htir.g the report, ntfribufed it to kifocl and gold speculators, wlio are al- ppoethoqui Vive for political sensations, wit is surmised by many that Mr. j|l’s vote was obtained merely for iso of stock ami gold speculation, lain that Mr. CliurrhiU’s change lely for tlie-impeaelicrl, and that no III dreamed of it, till Kiidnylnst. i Boutwcll, who lends tlie impencli- itparty, claims a majority of twenty Upon tlie report oftlie majority oftlie aittee. ITWRepublican Senators generally cx- (ramuoli surprise and nlnrm at tlie posi- »taken by tlie House. Tlie moderate any it will ha tho death ot the ltepiib- party. But tlie party is dead, wliat- ■t may do. neefthe Repiiblioin Senators say Hint “impeachment articles will never reach I body, and iliht party interests will hehoose tq abandon tlie project, raccefting the majority report, tlie Vy some in -ans may evade any final i on the question of presenting articles ent to. the Senate, but hold tlie .Uttrorcw oyer. Johnson till the end yia terra. I B aft remarkable fact tlmtseveral prom- j members have uniformly, Uur- ‘ s of Congress, eritfo fi&Mnd the belief tlmt tho Committee on kj*would ultiniittiyt miM for . ■ —nhd’ilmt, wlri'tliortm y (ll«l or ISfiJBouso would order it. _ jogicalresult of the silution of tho nartv, whether it is to perish 6r ktihe'y most impeach or remove r Johnson. WJiile he ■tandscon- | ana opposing them, they ennnot ‘Itthfeir policy, and must he defeal- % if its destruction bo inevitale, f will hold Johnson responsible aftd rit. Leo DIED. At hit residents in Dougkerty Co., on the sin, Col. Job the 88th year of hi* Macon Telegraph ani Copy. 10th in •g*- id LaQrange Reporter please • * RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY. Divine services will be held in the Pres byterian Church of this place, every Lord’s day a.' si. Divine service is held at the Episcopa Church, at 10 a. m. and 7$ f. m. every Sabbath—Itev. Mr. Me Oahley in charge. In the Baptist Chnreh, every ~>v. 8. P.. Sabbath —morning and evening. Rev. Ml P. (’alia way to-charge. Sunday School at 9 a. si and Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.* In the Methodist Chnreh every Sabbath —morning and evening, Hev. Mr. Moore in charge.. fi EORQ1A, WORTH COL’NTY.- VjT may eonosra 1 •To all whom ii ~ may conoorn t , M. Holamon. and fluvan Ford, having, in proper form, applied to me for permanent letters of administration, on tho estate of Robert Cl. Fprd, late of said county, dec’d, this is to cits *11 and lingular, the creditors and next of kin af'Hobert Q. Ford, dec’d, to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent letters of administration should not be granted to J. M. Holamon and Susan Ford, in the estate of Robt. O. Ford, dee'd. Witness my hand and official signature this De’ cember2d, 1807. J. W. ROUGE, Ordinary. deco-1 ra I [Prom the New York Post, Nov. 28. A SINGULAR FACT. , . Fratteisco was lately In a state of aston utks arrival of a .vessel bringing large fsedefrom Chinn, purchased at prices ~ cheap that, 1 ho custom house officers lid not believe Ilk the veracity ,pf 'sed the goods as falsely valued vThere le'no doubt, however, * t ^°wee told the truth* It takes but littl e ywu and body together In the Flowery Chinese will make fqur or fivf straw —fhey are an in^nious and qulekfin* w™ u 7 riqtktnwl pT,t°r lb, i*r. -jlonat rat, to ho roasred and ‘MM* feastoaholidays. —1 7wa to the goods seised by the custom China at the oost or a few eeats each; * good quality Invoioeat a oenteeah; *ct of Cbinetf '.lAflastiy, proci prictk prpportlonably small, some of these artiolesare to be sent ecost as illustrations of the abun* e‘«s«‘.7iS5!rt r "k un be procured, And tb. Itlll dreuiAll cost it whloh a fuiil a country veher. lubdf Ja " jT. Citation for Letters of Admlnlstratloa. G EORGIA WORTH COUNTY—These ere to no* tify all and singular, the kindred end credi tors of Jacob Gibbs, late of said county, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why letters of administration on said estate of Jacob Gibbs should not be granted to James Gibbs, ef Irwin oounty. Given under my hand and offioii! signature, Deo. 2d, 1807. JAMES W. ROUSE, Ordinary. Worth Sheriff’s Sale. TTTILL BB SOLD BEFORE THE COURT HOUSE Vy DOOR, on the 1st Tuesday in Jenuary, 1808, V l between the legal hours of tale, the follow ing property, to*wit: Lot of land, No. 290, in the Seventh district of said county, as the property of James A. Fortner, to satisfy a fi fa from Worth Superior Court, vs. said Fortner, in favor of William J. Herring. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold, one store-house and lot; in the town of Isabella, in said oounty, number not known, but better known as Pearce's store-house and lot, and also the resi dence of said S. W. Pearce. In Isabella, to satisfy fi fas In my hands, from Worth Superior Court, in favor of the officers of Court against Stephen W. Pearce. JOSEPH L. SUMNER, nov80-w30d. Deputy Sheriff. Eating Saloon. CORDELL & CO,. Washington Street, GA. ....n: — At this well known stand, Cordell tk Co., continue their Restaurant, and keep constantly on hand WMWkts MM* HI III) S HAM AM) H(!GS, All of which they arc prepare*!, at any hour, to »crv* up in the best possible style, Also FINK I.IQI’OKS of every description. CliJIClt AND LAGE3RBE1 HR. Albany, Ga., November 20, 1 118 v2 nld. RICH, GOLINSKI & CO., I NEW PIANOS, JERRY WATER S BtnLDTNG. Albany.. Ga. Great 11ST Executor’s Sale. GEORGIA, Irwin County.—On the first Tuesday in January next, will be sold, at the Court House door, in Nashville, Berrien County, within the legsl hours sf sale, one 1st of land, number net known; but known as the Ross Place, Eaat of Little River, South of McDsniel, North of Tucker's, in the sixth Distriot of Berrien Oounty. Sold ss the property of Issae M. Yonng, deceased. Tc«n« made known on day of sale. c. McDaniel, KxVr. November 16th, 1807 ids. . » . To Rout. Two plantation* about five niiliM abjvo Al'iany, known as the Alose Kagan place, ami the Joel Forester old place, having on each place nil the necessary Cabins, Gin Houses, etc., and about six bundled acres of cultivable land. Apply to JOHN A. DAVIS, Agent. Albany, November 2?d, 1807 117 128 iREAT BARGAINS I The Lowest Prices AT.-' ff. FLEISHMAN & CO.’S, BROAU BTREKT, AL11ANV, CIA. Next Door to (line. Ac Hobb s W E ANNOUNCE TO |IIE PUBLIC GENER ALLY, that onr entire -look will he Sold at a great Sacrifice. 0 correspond with tho stringency ot the time*. Our stock of Ladlei’ Diess Goods comprises' thir finest quality of Silks and li’luhj'nplins. Alpaca*, • Mohairs, Ac., &c., Trimmings, Buttons, Lace*. Ac., he. Also Gents' Furnishing Goods*, Ready made, Clothing. Piece Good*, consisting of ihe best Css-. slmsres, Doe 8kin« and Rroad Cloths. Roots. Shoes, i Hatl, Shirts, Ac. Como ono 1 Como all! i See for yourselves and exanilue our mock before J purchasing elsewhere. j Don’t forget the place—next door to nines & Hobb’s Law-office. M. FLEISHMAN J* CO. Albany, Oa.. Nov, 23^[IJ7-128] THOMAS J F LINT & CO IMPORTERS and Wholesale and Retail DEAT.EH8 IN China, Crockery , nml Glass Ware. Having removotl from No. so Mulberry Street to No. 70 SECOND STREET . Over Do LoaohcKOnrr'mgo Depository, Macon, > Oa., Hove just received, nml now offer for sole tbc largest awl most, carefully selcctd stock of IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GLASS, CHINA ever brought to this country TOGETHER WITH A FULL ANI> GOMFI.KTK AS* HORTMENT OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Now ill store and constantly receiving, a YniM, c lcgani nml extensive assortment o ( Ladled Dress Goods, (V>iuri»tittg, in j>nrt, of KmprcM Cloths, nil ffbo/ JJdains. Poplins, Muslins, Alpni ns, WorstcOs of every quality, style ami pnttoriqelioiee I’rints, Trimmings Shawls, Shoos, Fancy Gorilla, etc., etc. Also, Gentlemen's Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Huts, Cassimcrcs, Heavy Gooils, nl every fie- Rcrijition; Finermi common Blankets, ready-made Clothing for laboring men nml Imys, Notions and nio-nnes; all oi which are now uOoriiig at greatly re.iuecd prices; and ns tho Cash System is being generally adopted, for cash, they will sell a liltln lower limn those who pretend to sell for Cost. Albany, Or., Nov,'21. 117 v2 nlU’.i. «’k. which hitpi’onotiuccdby lb* TO SUIT THE TIMES. II a mi fact it red by Ihe N. V. Piano foup’ay, - -anr now Ton sai.r at- - WELCH’S DRUG STORE) .\I.BA\Y, GA. f\ —:o:— flllllS Cumpsny is non prepared i,u int-ti out fifiy X PillIIO* pr beni judge* INKKmoit TO NON’ K. Tliete are no Piano- intuit' tlmt will alsy in liuve like iliein. They ale made nf the beat material, witli great mire, mid l»v tlienm-t skillful workmen *eleeled from (lie B K ST FA (’TO li 1 KS in tin- and the old country, nml fully warranted to stand in any ciiniate and in give hi good-aii-factiou as any Piano.- bold for I have been through all the first-clh-h Piauo factories in Hulliuiore, Phil- ndelpliin, New York and other oilic-. anti kuv« found none, -uperior to the New York Union Plans I'ompanle- make, which are emphatioally the Piano for the People, for they can be sold from one to two hundred dol lars less lInin eon be boiiglu from any other reP'ible maker. They nre the V p >■ v T it i n g i for thn-e liviiuf where they ennnot get tot „p • oUon. : 1 am agant for tlie m»lo of tbe*e Piano* and will ! warrant ilieui as long :i.« any oibsrs will. 1 have been engaged in the hu.iiiie** ibiriy years and spsak advisedly. o. ii. inn:. o-:—. Grpeeries; Provisions and Dry Goods ut C’ost!!! i inamm .filled to 1, vc hud i nml 11n.ro IIhv we ba 1 universal opinion e l-emitnmelid llii'iii I'pllie-e PIANOS an -ole, gliiy te-le.l. uini from ilie fin.-.it we ate preputed t. May I H»h, UM17 J. W. DC IIKK & UK 61 1 y A C WESTBROOK & BUO. 6S3<kcea»aRtl B ^,Uth>tiuaa^' a Arc how ofliring AT COST, FOR CAWH, an immense stock of Groceries, Family Supplies, consisting of Moon, Flour, Lard, Cheese. Sugar, Collet, Tea,.« Corn. Grit*, Pickles, Can Fruits, Craekem, Onions, Biueet. Ac., etc, ALSO A LARG13 AND JUDIGIOuSLYsrlrctkd - - - J'n.vlslo* s . m itese. Sugar, Collet,Tea, Sugar Cured Ham*, Me at vjfcvvL Mm vMm Administrator’s Sale. GEOftGLV,I)ounnBRTT County. Agree- Able to An order oflho Court of Ordinary of Mid oounty, will be aold, before Ibe Court Home door, in laid County, on tba, Aral Tuesday in January next, the following Reel Estate of A. C. Hilt, Ulo or laid County, deceased; one house end lot 1, said County, known u hio Mnetiaia pUoo; -«l»o, M»o sano day, avtho Court Bono, in >o«tan. Baker county, tho undivided one half of1000 acres, known os the mil A Cochran plantation in uid oounty, WiR Improved, end In o fine elate ofcnltlvutlon, and on the Joy followtog; oil tho persontl property be. longing to said Estate, oonaltUag of Mateo, Btook Hogs end Cattle. Ptontalton Tools, Iantomonts, etc, Household end KUokon Furnttnro,oud meny other trtioles too nrinoroM to selriUsu. JOHN If. HtLL, Adrn r. Altisny, Oo.. Nov. 25d tds Sheriff’s Sale. S EOROIA, DOUOmmtT COUNTy.--On the tret Tuesday in January next, before tho Court so door. In Dougherty bounty, will ba told, city lota of land, in tba city of Albany, county of Dougherty, end Bute of Georgia, aa the proparty of of every qttality and description 53?” Orders from the country solicited, and will he filled with promptness arid dis patch. Macon Go., Nov. 19th 1BR7. 11-117 CH9ICE GROCERIES, AT THE MARKET RATES. NOW RECEIVING AND HAVE IN the fallowing Goode, whlekwe ofl'er market rotes, to CASH BUYERS ,100 oooko f 10UR, of oil gradoa, * 10,000 pounds OLE A It BIDES. 16,000 “ ■! RIBBED SIDES, 6,000 •' '■ SHOULDERS, 26bslot HEAVY.GUNNYHAOGINtl, * 60 paokagoo WHITE FISH, 60 •> BLUE FISH, ' 75 p'tgea MESS Nos. 1,246 MACKEREL, :'i h JO boxes CHESHIRE CHEESE, 1 •bii.’ksRtO and JAVA,COFFEE, JOkhk; Crushed, Et. C 0, B ft A SUGAR, 26 nests TUBS, 100 p'kagea TOBACCO (Common to Ext raj,' 100 boxos' CANDLES, 100 bpxasSOAP, STAB Cir, POTASH, 160 aaoka Liverpool and Virginia HALT, ' 'tOOOIbr. ’Bittra BugaremrOd HAMS, Atpo, JEAIJS, 0BNABUR08, IRON TU SHORE, SMOKING TGDACCti ate, , _ JCJ J. H. ANDERSON ft SON, Tbfrd atrial, next to Hardeman ft Bpaoka. Mates C*-. St> 19ti. (116.167] Of the latent ntyle* and inert elegant patterns. Gentlemen's Clothing, Bonn Short, Hots end Furnishing Good, llruerjlly. usually kepi in general atock for oomfori of the inner or the outer man, nerally, In fact, every othi w -”r- — o' . ----- — _ —.... w. woman, or any omn msu. y are in the market for the purehaw ofi.otton, Uorn, Baron, and ererr other article of produce* ill pay the hlghtat Market Pt-lota. i neyare also prepared toablp Cotton, eonoigntd to Uioir care, in il,.- besi. il.m-ea In Macau .Savannah New York, and to make liberal advance* on the name. Keep conMantly on hand all thoatandard Ferfilker*, and are vole Agrni* for GUSTIVS KMMONI V TED BONE SUPERT articlo er man. RPHOHPHATR. Alliany, November 21 v2 nitifi B. A. WISE, CHEMIST.. WHOLESALE AND Maoon’Ga. KETAIL TINWARE, Crockory, Wood ware, Cutlery aad House Furnishing Goods. T have on hand 800 XBON WITCH, Queen of the SOOTH, and other improved pottem COOKING STOVES which l will sell as low •• first clan fitoveo can be sold. Also a good awortmeot of Box and Parlor Stove*. Every Stove Warranted per- feot and BatLdaototy or MY Creekery, Cutlery, end nil foreign goods, having been BOUGHT in peroon from IftO MAKU* FACTURES, and IMPORTED DIRECT, I am enabled io offer them (o Merchant# at low P ORDERS by mall promptly filled at towooi prices TERMS CASH. B. A. WISE, i Macon, Ga., November 10, 08-164 Jones & Reynolds, Warehouse & Comiiiifi’u^Merchants, Stand of^'itbrrU * ItoBi, «nd wd Peplar Mntb, (BA. F M‘ THOMPSON, (sontractor and Ttnihbr, • vn iiKAt.rn ix burial oases, ALBANY, HA, I am prepared ;o contract far all kind, of work in my tine, nml promt,c onllefaetlon in erery ^ *er A good euppiy of MRTAI.IC BURotA CASES eonetenlly on hand, end turntolied ei liort notice. A1m e good auppty ef ROBB WOOD and WALNUT COFFINS Something very fine In thi, line; Albany, June 29th. 1867. i9- r,m WOMAN’S BEST FRIEND! A PERFECT WISHING £ RINSING MACHINE yon runny doi.i.a vn: WITH WQlKQJiR—TURHBnOLltAUSb'XTRA tt will wash the heaviest bed cloth. I ISO, or Ihe Finent Lace, without Injury. I, ho ilraple end eeey to work Hint n child can uac it. No more pounded, beaten, huttonlean Clolhiiig from the Waebwoman xtene dollar per rioien Tout Wuhlagcnn be done at'heme, for ONE. FOURTH the expense, without dirt or trouble, The Maohlue will pay for i|eelf tu one month One hundradthounnd here been sold! And ere nawbeing mode nl the rate of one tlionnnnd per day to meet the iuereesing demand Agenle wanted everywhere. a^ #awsJ3aswss^ D ^* " n J. If. MILLS General Agoat for SUto of Georgia. 116-127, Macon, Nov. 10. AFFLICTED, READ THIS KAYTOH’S OLEUM VITA. rpillS great Geruiaa Liniment i* an aluioal tntal- X llhli' cure ini’ ltlioiiiiinUsiii, NVurnluid, Hhmunatic Pains i|i the Muck, tlranat, Sidei or Joint!, i Tontlmche, X i*i*von« Headache, Karachi*, Sprains, Unri.scH, .Swclliiiga, L’ute, Tiisoct Ilttca, j nuriio, £c., dec. I ThUgreat.remedy ahouM be iu every houee.— i For Ilor.-e- tTiix rcmcily him no euiinl. Aakfor KAYTO.VS OLEUM V1T.F. Take oc oilier Heni by etpreny fur .fi. KAYTON’S MAGIC CURE AN EGYPTIAN REMEDY | For (lie cure of Sudden Uougiia and (.'old#, Aeth* inn, Acid Hioiunuh. More Throat, Heartburn, Sea Sickiie**, Cholera, Diarrhea, J’aiua and-Craoipt in the Stomach. Soul by cxpreR* for $1. Kayons.Dispeotic Pills Aro a nure and pleasant oure for Dyepopoia, Bit* lioiiH Diaordcrn, L'onatipation, and ail Diaordera of ilie Liver, Stomach ami Bowels, and when taken regularly will elennee the blood. These are the greatest anii-Piliou.i Pill* ever placed before Mie public. •Sent by mail fur 80 centa per box. Tho above iiirdicinri nre prepared and sold by r*or. II. II. KAYTON, Hsvannah, Ga., To whom all orders should be addressed; or to the Agents, A. A. HOLOMONfii L CO., Wholesale Drug gists, Havannali, Ga. Beware of counterfeit*. The genuine has Prof. II. II. Kaytox’h signature on each bottle and box. A liberal diaoountto those selling again. For sale by Draggista and Country Merchants generally. July 10—lyr. E St II K '— To Tho Planters, , -OF- MIDDLE AND SOUTH-WEST GEORGIA. IN offering our sendees again to our former pat. jp|--* —To _ fans and I les again Planters generally, i WJ Commission JHertljants. nbl»«n tomoo aura M many yooraond OUR our references. - firnroiltf “muli*nm be«t ofouro’htllllu, 1 attention in 'AliUgOrdera you generally to the Welch, A«em to, -jg. ALBANY, G A. TS8 SATAXHAB News ds Herald Dally art Trl-Wfekly. * IS THS Best Advertising Medium HAVtNfl THE r.AttOraiTClttrt'HTlON. , no tl! It la tho !,.■{ Oflicial Paper .of tlie City- lie General News, commercial, marina ao6 local Dapurtmenta aro carefully edited, trad no pploa ora spared in procuring the *■' ■>>■* IiateBt Intelligence FROM ALL QUAMJDR* But olwoyo from reHobjo aourooo. The Nowa end Herald Staff tncludea Col. W. f. Thorapaon, (wall known, oa Ibe author of “Major Jonoa f Courtflilp,) long editor of tba Morning Nowa; Dr. J. Jonoa, fo.mor editor aai proprietor of the Tnllahaaaee Floridian o'ml Journal, and aeverol other oxpertenoed edttora ADVERTISEMENTS Inaerted aa par pubQehpd ratoa. THE 8ANAIIHAH PRICES CURBENT, laaued ovary Friday morning, oojuiia* ftiU ro- siMdiul^Lia Dolly. $1.00 par,an •apt 14 M I bn, HARDEMAN ft SFARCB, , do . i do . E04t«aatorak 111 Boy itroot, Soronaob;