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The Home X Price* i?2 00 Pei 1 Annina, ia Advance. The way cotton baa rtried liigl anting time to induce the patting a large crop, while at selling time it uniformly gone down until tb .planter has gone up so far as profits are concerned, has olmostbecome monoto nous in the last several years. One cause of tbis is undoubtedly the large THCkfeBiTEYlSlXe, %AY 1. than can be produced by sheep native to this section. This sheep was bqfight , , ,, , , in Tennessee and cost five dollars, and = ^^Hars-fmgh^-^---get.iri,n«ter fivcf r\t nTTomlmr Tlno rtf /mnron ~ 1 ~ ~ * . —-—*——— , whose death occurred in Baltimore on Thursday, after a long and painful illness, agninst which he was one of. the central figures of Meth odism in the United States. is nBwon'trial in Earnest ef forts were made by the- prisoner,s co,un- ael to -h^re the case'continued, but the motion was refused. Tho.prosecu tion has eight,lasyers employed and the defence' - thirteen.' It is. expected to be one.'o'f the most stubbornly conr tested 'trials seen in Georgia for many years.' Six jurors were obtained ye* terday. Fiee insurant lpames 1 as follows BBSgS&tetiie insurance laws a, New York, ip; Va„ 6j ila., Yfajfe Conn., 3; British America, i; Scotland,- 3; England, 11; and; Georgia Life insurance, Wig.', 1; 3; Conn. fl 3j New York, 1;* total, 12. Ill THE PLANTER AND SPECULA- atton baa ruled high at oveiTprbductioii', but' the greatestrcauw is undoubtedly the policy our planters have been compelled to pursue of pledg- the r first, forced mil tipyemUer.~2Tli is of course i of bates on the market at one -time, .and gave the buyers every jfor the cotton syndicate had only to take it at any price it was willing to pay. The .plan tors were all the time’selling their cotton in the spring and summer for n oaSl v- .... its ■w^aoUw^w^jaSO.- { Iij^jnll.support, for President “that man of Democratic principles, combined with braina .and -ftbnekbenerf&tbp ■ can most . effectually WsBfeat.aiettB0publ«»ft;;Pftrtj-” . If- lfie vaOihstt ito%-fcoBriuues fc /,ithe : Si‘n , -will • flonbtte&tftiavealU of the| Independent papers for company. ♦*0 A xsd ytiSff pt ,Mte < ,L J ^fin-»lu: The fitet comptroller.of the treasury v4HoHt AwGf» d*ptterj r hiis :d<3pidpjcl--tliat *GdBi-gia is enfitted- to the; ?72,0.Gfi for * ,: •iW^jfeblisotifuihB'i Greek‘rand ^Seminole, war; knfl'tkittr-aire&Haxes under the act of June 6th, 1862; still due and unpaid, : are r fekei on‘.individaal prbperty do- not - k ■ InsokanoeiJJ 1 ‘CfkSuGii;—Comptroller ?JjJ88SSflfiEW04yffi Hfif pjffdishB^a list {$& Trad life- lrisurahce’ "compa- V® me^t6^Sai^ 1 Som i tilie&* - with the law cquiringV: a ’deposit with the State 1 ^ nlddVauthd^ed to lo business in Georgia this year, ‘Th« eptrpl^r Jeorgia this yeer,. The ;rns the... people fit the Stqtfrfifoatit is dangerous to -insure J^gthavo not complied Jfl to iapers in tub state iitft' in .pa.'-rf -.t ■'tv-r.- :• all { WBm av ife1lfa di ,Sflf^ u 2 ; A? 1 g° od citizens. ’ -JO-OPnofe: which agree -eiWi4fc^%?^|fmpftfa|y . froih, Houston. .has, the. right -»Byi*hb«^ite(y(^ iftfejb^ s^te, Fultoij to4&m*&lgblQtatitStecSqpqfeB'il nc^witji- stnnding,' to^HnyitseUi ow% Jpit “ •**feriug»ifitcT>*He stole fdjrdpisttds eQB **<bl ’flattrMyefe?’5aorii'?fbdi , roW’tnifiu%bL ^fcbbg*st1Sw^ fedfafeelirieEb iUgi -lend;— J»tii<f *,* ’ .i..f a wdfawSitos(n;u¥alpar.aisQ . to .tlie-lst of' . . - 3 wTTSTAi.' -• / ;‘>.i7V > . but they had no voice whatever as to untui;ejf poor ^groyelhng tiling at b.est, tJb,e speculators wer;e not very lib eral in them terms, bat often put the price below .thecost of prbduotion, sold the staple to tlie mills at a handsome profit, and left the victim, whose toil and capital and mind had sljood the heat and burden of making the crop, to Btand the robbing as best they could. .. While the greatring of cotton specu lators have been able to keep entire control of the markets, and the plant- f erd have -been their hnmble slaves, there is a class of outside speculators who, ike the p’-oducera, deal in futures, and while they have been able to conduct their business in a more elegant man ner so far as ontside appearances are concerned, they have been scarcely more successful. This class is compos ed of merchants, lawyers, physicians, and gentlemen of leisure, not to men tion an occasional preacher o’- two, and its members have in many instances been crushed bet veen the upper mill stone of the syndicate and the nether one of ill lack. A new departure is now suggested to : the plautefs, and-' they are exhorted to make friends toi themselves of the Mam- mon : bf the speculators—in other words to follow their example—combine and seli their cotton for future delivery— ■say ih O’btoberand November nextj iat affixed price. It is strange that this should be a new idea. It is a specious onb,-and if it can be successfully put iilto-practice,' it is a good one. Biit the 'selling Of cotton has been discovered to be no less a science than the making of it, and- 'we advise ohr readers to consid er well what they do when they try to' beard the licn in his den, or to tackle thejedtten ring in its chosen field—that of speculation. ‘The quotations, of .futures in| New York* last Saturday, the 26th instant, Were as follows: ; i : • . • : ; Whenaclv’d. Price cte. &t a » f a 11.68 Juno 11.87@11.88 July 12.U3@I2.01 When deliv’d. Price cts. September.. •> 11-86. October 11.28@11.27 November J0.91® 18.92 August .12.18.@12.19 December 10.85@10-86 And. tho tendency was decidedly now no Cotton New downward. There, is now no bo miijrket of consequence this side of i York, and'will not be until September. We; are not familiar with the maimer in which the . ^leS of futures are made, hut' tlie pjath’ to the market bristies with expehses'in' the way of commissions, telegrams, 'etc., and no doubt if a large npmbbr of planters begin to sell now, tlie price'll! aA ouce drop to about eijgh't or^^e > cen^3. i! ' , 'Aif pereohsp’who^ < April assorts' that Chili has dadared War against Peru on account of alleged - T ' sym'paKfy-atid friendliness of the latter i^^Sdunti^y f5i? J feoKviaj- and formidable 5*^ b‘e given a feir tifial. _ practiced can hever become reliable or pophialr with thib planters. ‘ The proposition, though, to have the cotton sold at h fixed pribe asit is plant ed, is a seductive ohe, and doubtless the necessity for such a market -will cause the invention of a system by which its. m •mea vessels are^f^feW^hdiirB'sail Jar- jro\i n<d *fo toubh it fighflyj or they may be guil ty of jumping out oi the frying 4 ] ; to the fee.' of FeruVian ports,'and the' probable attack by the Qhillian fleet. is hot un- ofc by 1 Toombs on .Pistols.—Gen. Toombs : Wifi oppoiset' legislation <(o prevent the, carrying of "concealed weapons. He| --- wabts feteitr man to bariy-a pistol,- if he ° - so dbsires. to keep cowards from shoot ing Mid ! in the back. The General’s 'fbfeory is'that Cowards will carry weap ons anyhow,' and that good citizens Bhould be afiowedthe same privilege to - ^protect : tKemSelves. He thinks that u ‘tfdwfBamknawho. tiimdens rto’.whip smyoit fiad%.qpt1hat,-y^u liave a derringer torinrgoi^jgpofeejrrhe'sidil oomeupsmiling, .T with a-rp.rppqsitipn .to bnry the hatchet ’ busies m^ait qqnyeniept. to go ^oarcubd-armed mein and to exhibit their -a«brasei^^i§«inqgejidveu t on-eQmbatants. ” jMlJWn&i ). t-n: *= o Sad* ahfaiaoi'ts ai ^ te . r' eto * _ esteirday informed ; ns lie veto of ! thb army appropriatioa v; bill by his Trauduleticy; Mr. ■ Hayes. on' t'he line J ’ indicated 7* speeches of the radichls in the ~^^use and Senate,; ah® waves +he ffffihVdlutioii'to- the Inortb.- Beyohd. a few cut and dried radical in- ’ donation-inee'etirigs, we r opine the :n .k. „__ s . ^ of the veto rest, bnt being a mere dead weieht of cor- ; irupttemporary power, he cart-be only regarded as the exponent of the rad- ?, who would block the course of the am " ~ ~' . books the infamous laws by which they have been ablo.tqrdeslroy the freedom of the ballot, and subvert the will-of the ' people.' - We hope Congress will stand by its eolors and not abate one jot or tittle of its demands. }*0d1 From' Congress. The Senate has at last passed. the ar- ,my appropriation bill ' as it was iienk hp ^oin the. House, and it now goes to: 'the President. Speculations are wild as to wliat his action will be, but it seems to be the opinion of the best informed that he will veto it. Should this be the case the bill will fail to get the two- thirds majority necessary to insure its becoming a law, and the government will have to call on the radical money ring in whose interest it is run; for a few millions to supply the*necessaries of continuing its existence. Of eonree Congress will not be cowardly enough this Mine to recede from the position it has taken. The legislative, judicial and execu tive appropriation bills have passed the House.' and-been referred to the appro priate committees in the Senate. A bill is now being considered in the Senate allowing cabinet officers to take part in the discussions of either the Senate Or House. We hope this will not become a law, for the different branches of the gove'rnment should be kept' entirely separate, and there. are already too many men in Congress winded speeches. Let the misery be rather curtailed by. some wholesome rule. The House has passed the subsidiary silver coins bill. The bill as passed, provides that silver coins of smaller de nominations than one dollar may be ex changeable into lawful money when presented in sums of twenty dollars; makes lawful money exchangeable into silver coins, legal tenders for’ all debts, public and private, in sums not exceed ing twenty dollars, and makes minor c oi uge receivable at the post-offices to | for saying GEORGIA GLEANINGS- The-Bue Yista Argus c for human effc Marion county ell tlie los and fertilizers occasioned one hundred then would not more than do it. : that if it ; to restore New Advertisements. Colonel G. G. Thompson has written the Gainsville Eagle a note to sa^that he had just clipped from one By virtue of an order from the Holt- , orable Court of Ordinary of Houston ! county will be sold before; the Court House door in the town of Perry on the 1st Tuesday in June next, during the legal hours of sale, the folio wing prop- buck .y.c. The Bainbridge Democrat says that Senator D. A Bussell’s legislative com mittee bri wild lind investigation met there last week. It consists of Senator Bussell, chairman, and Representatives Davis, of .Baker, and Stoicklandj ‘ of Clinch. They propose to thoroughly investigate the allege® wild.land frauds, wai jepprt ; to ihe J^islature a t its . July session.. The cyclone which passed through this section Wednesday of lafife week, swooped down on Dooly county, andf did consid^able damage near;.Vienna. Georgia’s “Baby Bonda” don’t go begging. The Atlanta Constitution gives the following as the most notable sale of the bonds yet made; “Yesterday Treasurer Benfroe received the most no table order for the new font per cent, bonds that has yet come in. A letter from Athens, Georgia, accompanied by $65 in shining goid, came from a n^ro woman named Cora Hill,- who wanted her money’s worth-of the four per cent, bonds. She had saved this sum from her own bard earnings,, and determined to pnt it into a shape where it would be safe and at the same time increase. The gold was in all denominations from $1 $20. : Such an example of economy is worthy of the highest commendation and general imitation. This is themost notable sale of the four per cent, bonds yet made. Treasurer Benfroe also re ceived orders yesterday from Florida and Sonth Carolina for some of the bonds. They are thus going to differ ent States, and everywhere they go they carry the story of Georgia’s splendid credit, The Dispatch says that eighteen thou sand one hundred and fifty bales of cotton have been shipped from Hawk- insvills during the season just ending, and there is a sufficient number of bales in the warehouses to run the shipments up. to about twenty thousand bales. The guano receipts for the , season run up to one thousand five. hundred and seventy-five tons, worth, at forty dol : lars per ton; sixty-three thousand dol lars. •; ■■ The OaifiestnMe Eagle says that some days ago Mr. Pollard Kelley and the two Lawless boys, of Dawson ccfnnty, struck a' small bonanza oii -the ' Spike Hill mine, about two miles east of Daw^ sonville. In one'aftemooh Wey took ofit 245 dwts. of gold add the next day; something over 50 dwts. inoie. ' The' mine has’been wprked at intervals for a number, of years, bnt this is probably one of the richest strikes that has been made.. The jfoglelftirns that there ia' •nniversal activity L in mining cb-cles in t Hjell county, seyeral valaable discover- ‘ ipjtlyiviag hp«pffBWde ; recenjtly. :: Senator iGorfiqn’s sheep, ranch com prises 40,000 acres of good land and is : well managed by hi*son Hugh. Mr.. J.>J. Beverley of Carroll county,, feeds hid hogs on ohufas, makes Ids own meat, corn and fertilizers and is well-, off ’ ■ " ■ Col. T. J. Smith of Washington county-goes on cratches, ; having recent ly been seriously injured by the falling of a scaffold. . The! big tdlip i bMriii''g' popdlar free* on the grOnnds-bf.Mr. 1 Adatn L. r Alexander; in W^in^todj'Ga;; ‘ is We bfcth^larg--' pfece on which' Mrsi-P.’ A. Gray; now resides; on- thcPerry and Macon Boad Levied on and sold:; as,the property of John; Gray one pf .Deft3, Solu subject to tbe life estate of said Mrs. P, A. Gray. Levied.on and sold.io satisfy an exectir tion xxi favor of (farhart &. Cord vs. H. W. Ssott and John Gray. ' Also at the same tnme'snd place, lots of land Nos, 221 and 222, in the Lower 14th Distinct of Houston County, Geo., being 400 acres more or less, levied on to satisfy an execution issued from the Houston ‘ Superior Court, in favor of of the State of . Ga.,, vs. C. E Solomon and Sam Bunnan. Levied oh and sold as the property of C. E. Solomon, Proper^ pointed out by C. E. Solo mon Also at the same time and place 200 acres of land in the Upper 6th District of Houston County adjoining the lands of Mrs. Hammock on the East, and L. Pi-Warren "on the North. 1 West and South and being the place whereon Mrs. Julia F, Bowman now resides Levied on and sold to. satisfy a distress warrant in favor of Sanlsbnry, Bes- pess & Co., vs. Mrs Julia F. Bow man. T. M. Bijtneb, Sherff. the amount of three dollars. lowest branches-are about 55 feet from the ground. . It. is historic as having been the first Presbyterian temple In Georgia. , Under its branches Rev. William Springer was ordained in 1790. While the telegraph operator at Mon- teznma was sending a message, one day last week, lightning struck the wire, melting it to the gronnd connection, and for a short time paralyzing the young man’s arm, as we learn from the Weekly. The Atlanta Constitution, in speaking of the Jnly session of the Georgia Leg islature, says: “It is not two early to remind members that one Of their first duties is to pass a law muzzling sheep. This is a reform that has already been too long, delayed. The brindle cur, the blooded fox-hound, the intelligent pointer—(that knows a chicken from a bird, and prefers the latter)—and the fascinating fice must be protected at all hazard* As a member-in Jaw of the S. for the P. of C, to A., we demand prompt action npon this subject. ” - Mr; Joseph Yance^who^live* in the neighborhood of Carrollton, having missed a good deal of corn from his crib, one day last week set a loaded gun in the rear of his crib, the muzzle pointed towards the door, And, "with a siring connecting the the trigger with the door in such a Way that when the latter was opened the gnn would be dis charged. Result: A negro burglar named Levi Bonner was soon discovered dead in front of the.crib door. The ja- says the Carroll County TTsje'. brought in a verdict of “involuntarily suicide.” The colored population - of Shmmer- ville are models of deportment: and propriety. One of them had another hauled up before the court last week “dog-gone it” in tlie pres- erty, to-wit: -That towh-lort-in tbe-toWh off Periry known as the King lot, fronting on the H " brick:J:—^f store; also the dwelling house and lot Ur. Sold as the property of the estate of ggfiHr " g. Te Houston. Sheriff’s Sales. Wdl be sold intheifewn of. Periy, Houston County, Ga., before the court hiouse; ou the first Tuesday in May, 1879, the following property to wit: Lots'of land Nos. 85, 86, and part of ■10^ 71 in tlie Upper 'Sth District of MILLINERY GOODS a o s t i MOST ELEGANT STOCK EVER BROUGHT TO 3PBR.R.Y All the Latest OF HATS, LACES AND RIBBONS, WHICH I AM SELLING Entirely for Cash at Cost. MBS. J.N. TUTTLE, No. 5 Cock’s Range, Perry, Go. April 17—lm. ProYisions and Plantation Supplies OKT TIME! COLEMAN & NEWSOM, GEOCERS ANPPEOVISION DEALERS MACON, GEOEGIA. TXTILL OPEN on or abont the FIEST OT HILT next toe Warebouse- formerly occupied by Anderson & Troutman, on Poplar Street, stock of > Our GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Will be kept fully up and complete, and -wfll be circumferouoe o5f about 28 feet and itk Fnrifehecf to' our- Planting Friends TAMtant 1a«n«nft «n AM ntinn* KC HU rpaQATluhliifarma fro* (TAHW /w OTf TTlfW Prtrl. on reasonable terms for GASH-or 'ON Trim. Cou nts of cotton respectfully solicited, , GEO. W. WEIGHT,' well and favorably known in Houston and Crawfor I conntleu, will re main with us in the capacity of cotton weigher.— Mr. Nlck Marshbume, Jr., will also be found at bis old port in- our store. ; . . April 10,6m, SMOKE THE ONLY GENUINE PRIDE OF DURHAM A Pnre Tobacco, not flavored with poisonous drugs- Mannfactnred by Z. L L^ON & CO., Dnrham, N. C, BECKWITH'S j|NTI-DYSPEFTIC PILL, These pills will Prevent and Cure Dyspepsia.— They are an unrivalled Dinner Pill, mild aperient, and admirably adapted as a family medicine.— They are used by tbe'mo6t cultivated people in our country, and are extensively used by physicians In their practice. Sold by druggists generally.— Send for dretnar. £. B. BECKWITH, Sate Manu facturer, Petersburg, Va. Not send 25 cents fora sheet of sol dered PATCH PLATE, with which you can mend all your TIN and COP PER WARE a Plates __.0O. Post free, with directions, MACKEY MPG CO- Charleston, S. G. PORTABLE THRESHING :. J3xo'.# : xzdr3s‘ei. For Farm, Plantation and Mill Ma chinery of all kinds. Iron and Brass Eastings. 4g*Send for . . schoheed’s WOBES, Macon, Ga. AGENTS.-RE AO-THIS and expend,, or J-low, luge OeWaadwon . Sample free. o: 5IWJ permonia A Day to agents canvaeeing for the Fireside Visitor. Terms and outfit free, Address P. 6. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine. ArtW a Month and expenses guaranteed to ip / / A ------ - Agents. Outfit fretv Shaw & Co., Av gusta, Vatve. Executors’ Sale. of On order from the Court of of Ecuston county,- will be told before Court House door in the town of Perry, dnril legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday fit next lots of land Nos. 58, 59 west half of lot No. 6S and pari of let N<x 57—all in the 12th district of Houston county. Sold as the property ot the es tate of Madison Marsha], deceased, for the payment of debts and distribution among tbe heirs. Terms of sale cash. I- R. BASON, C. J. MARSHALL April 22d 1879. Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Carriage Paints, Oils, etc: Agents lor -Masey’ Cotton Gin, DiBaton’s Circular Saws and Fair banks* Standard Scales. ♦**H> ,ife?fc36- i. n. MumtMOM. D. & SON, [ enca of ladies. WAREHOUSE FOURTH STREET, MACON, CA. (HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED BY B. L. WILLINGHAM & SON.) LIBERAL ADVANCES HADE ON COTTON IN STOKE. BAGGING AJO) TIES FURXTSRED AT THE VERY LOWEST MARKET BATES. SPRINC STOCK JBDiTO V 3k; Miuuseem Goohs, direct from New York, which for beauty EJ J. To our friends and patrona who to rmtnw. sustained us the last eemoii. We return our mm2 thanks, and HlfirD tconttitg&gf orftu.^lr* ■ge,—determined, as we are, to meifl jf. BEST EFFORTS TO PLEASE, CaD and see our good* We lot, to Stoat R D. k JOmx KKin April 17—2W. —— T- T. MARTIN, .aTAnaaj*nn AND -DEALER JX Wagon Yard and Sleeping Quarters Free to Customers. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY IN THE or Coin m tons. TOTAL ASSETS. - - - S524.400 00. This company commands the highest confidence of prndent business men on Account of the safe in vestment of its assetB, and the prompt payment of all losses. Rates as Low as any Strictly J. RHODES BROWN, President. Eirst-Class Company. LAMBERT SPENCER,/ , Sic etary. Applications for toenrance should be madeito the undersigned, who is folly commissioned aa Agent for the GEOBGIA HOME, _ •• j ■ edwin Martin, Agent, Perry, Honuton County, Geoxrgia. NEW SPRING STOCK. EYERYTHINaYOUWiM^ From a pm to a hundred bolts of Domestics, to 10.000 oonnds of Meat. . ;;; ;i . ; WE44yE:NOW.TH» Ii ;:,, ^ Most Complete and Best Ever Brought tb poUur. Dress Goods, Trimmings, N otions, Dome sties, C lo thing, Hats, Boots, Shoos, HARD WAIBy- Cutlery, Crockery^ Glassware. !' " Groceries, ProW^dfifs,’ 0 ] Pauitsi §tlMt PERBX, - - GEORGIA. H as now cn handj hew and amnm Stock of TIN WARE OF ALL KINDS. CBEAPXS THU 1X7 RICH. BE WILL SELL CHI V V cTer before offered in Perry. At Wholesale, Macon Prices will h Duplicated. tgr Hoofing, Guttering, etc., done to erdw ia the moat approved style. Ap! S ljr- tub mnmjT mm. TWENTY ROOMS. Just opened on Second Street, second door fris Poplar, next to W. W. Collins' C arris ga Kepeaitwf. (VIACON, GEORGIA. Having been conipellrd to give up Ibv Xsiinti Hotel, I have located as above,' sud ria pr.psr.dlv furnish first^Uss board by Ibe day, «Nk n month at reasonable rates. Shall b« (lad M MV any of my old frienda and patnma. Uai jj E. C. CORKTT.'. F a.jobsos, m . » • Jaj J«a«-. Am im --.Every, tfotgla Sewing Machines, Jewelry, Gwav, I^ekv, sad »t- erything in his One repaired and fitted aplalW moat subataaBai manner. All worknot «Bi« fiae-Mr*» day* aflWMsf finished wffl be Bold tojMydarpa. nS-All work dime prompUy and at the Ivaav ricMforqrfr;’!' 1 ; . ‘Will practice in the courts of Puiaaki, Has- ng com NO BAITS! NO US AND BE CONVINCED. DAY & GORDON, Perry, Ga. April 17—4w. NOW BEING RECEIVED AND EXHIBITED AT COOJPBR. cfc CATERS. ~^^TJS COHMALLY^Diyxri all to call and 'examine our stock, which'we think store, complete than DBJSS8 GOODS, PRINTS, STRIPED CHECKED CORDS, PIQUES, PERCALES, MUSLINS, LAWNS, LINENS, BLEACHINGS, COTTONADES, EEGINQS, INSERTIONS:, FANCY 2IES, BOWS. LACE AND KID CtLdVES, - LADIES, MISSES AND GENTS’ HOSE, IANS, SILK PARASOLS, HASDKERCB1EES, : ETC, JS&C. WITHa multiplicity of otto goods too numerous to mention. • OBB STOCK OP Gents’ Felt and Straw Hats, Ladies’ and ' , /" Misses’ Trimmed Hats, i •^ *& ~ A7YEH ATOLL LINE OP . SHOES, HABD WAKE, CK0CKEKY, make our estsblishment a rendezvous for ererthaug the most fastidious eentd wrih TO EAT, DRINK, OR WEAR- I Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce SL, N.Y. Give us a call, and every attention will be given, and goods guarantee J as represented. April3—tf . COOFKR cfe C A.TEH. Is a _ only purely 1 ence, that has made radical i Corns 0#**rrnu3 and ecaoWtijBi ********tttriiwiiw* For Sale- by.& Bv‘«ete. *mrf, Oa^ aad * druggistaif 1 f4yn (U :ilAd• NEW , ORCHESTRAL I Mil MM WITH (IT THE Mr srsterisisf! The most extensive M . • Tables in existence- CHICAGO, CIHCHCNATI, ST. 724 Broadway, New-York. Newest and most* . ATlDW^miCE - - " •