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Il at the sreat Rocky Moansain Co, % PSF e.ns less
than any osber ssorc in ths csty. Roek ns. aa. per
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TBIeH AND SCOTCH WHISKIES-SOLD
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A Card.

Mr.. Editor In the last numbers of the Knox
vile Wing aud Athens Post, there appears several
calls on me to submit my name to be run a can
didato to represent Roane county in the lower
branch of the next Legislature-and requests n re-
sponse from me, and also having number of per-
sona solicitations--from these kind manifestations
feel it incumbent that should partly define my
position.
In the approaching contest in Tennessee l am
deeply Impressed with the important considerations
that ought, and must, govern and impe every
public and private citizen to action, tending to a
successful result viz: the importance of the sue
cess of the American and Wing principles-thc
propriety of a thorough organization among our
candidates-no conflicting aspirants among our
party for the same oflice-a total abandonment of
all local and sectional questions fraternal and
united front, with stalwart arms and patriotic
hearts, boldly march to the rescue of our country,
and eXpcl from power well trained and or
gained party, who for years have prcyed with
vampire thirst upon the vitals of this government
until ii totters on the verge of bankruptcy.
Entertaining these views, respond, will be a
candidate if get clear track, and no obstruc-
tons placed upon it by my party, and will enter
the contest with what ability nature has endowed
me, and if fail in placing the standard upon the
battlements of the enemy will fail with the mot
to-onward, my friends.
Respectfully, your ob't serv't,
w. NJ. ALEXANDER.
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TELEaRAPH1c.

r .,,,..,....,I 81. az ,o-o ,r,
renee Republican, saws fbat n Io,tar f sam,
Mr.. Morey, of the original I.asyre n 40 co,,,
panv. now located near EI rosn 49,.
that plenty of shot cold has bee,, J;seo s,us
ed on tba banks Of tbe ArLa,,sns oo s.,J
there has been extensive nrosnect;,,a ~ ~
1t Yields Ave 10 ten ccrts NOV ,a,,'' II.
thinks the prospect better than aver oxist.
ed in California
ct 49,, 90 =,
90 u. y oo.i' D,arcn 1o-nhvana advices
will, cargo ~ os Sf,;cons haa o ha ,iiu'.l'
tured and taken into Porto Rico and tbo
crew ;nnr;soned "'' VIC
Another SLAYER with o0roo &c IN L.,
d.d ~ Ran,ad;o,, r,,h. u w. i"h'
~. 90
so,, "a 90 .i' Saaien -o-,oi. Joe John-
So', ~ w :, = l'so cavalry mas gone 70 Mexi-
" M, 49, oN ~, oruers, 90
ny ~ s.p i.u ,.. 70 pe ntteo,
ror H. Pc oo'iy' Prooaoiy ues.ihed
m Tasaa..
q sie ON Tf an eotipss ipr ,ne week are
Troas,,r,, ,,, 80, - , N, ni'ice Ill 'he
al T, ~, Se em X 1Wanp,.
do, ~, ro.,,,,s - IN S.., T ~
,va,o,, - 20 .o,ia;, sno 'ou. i ass
nv, H. 49, " ''''' "'''''se' "'iu siior'-
w .o"e'
r. ne% 30 lorS, March Zo'- d,i, Courier DIES
Ee".s ohis says secret hlibustering ex-
peui'iom Is reauy 10 start 10 CUBA on re-
fglp. Vi ins'ruc'lohs re expected by the next
Eavana Steamer. Iheir head quarters is
az view ork' aiiu .ney nave plenty OF
arms ana ammunition IN southern cities.
men are ready 10 depart simultaneously
ron uihefeht parts Oh the Union. Sc
gre; aeen. i,; ,.re I'm ouoa engaged III pre-
p''ns '"o'i.''aioi ae'ess.
~ Louis, March 2S.--Ihe river is fall
ing slowly. The upper streams are in
good boating order.
The overland mail OF the 4th has ar
ri'eu, r., OK,
sctoito, Hiarcii No.h.-uoverhor Doug-
;.'s leau'1! ~ pernii. 70 ceieola'e WASH
,s.o.. oii'n''y' WHICH caused great III
oignation.
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Chancery Court at Kingston.
Henry |, Welcker and others,

Guilford Delozicr, Admir-, &C., and others.
IL APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
Il OF the Master from the allegations of the bill
MED in this cause, that Abraham Delozier and
George w, Wester and wife Mis, formerly Milda
peozier, defendants to tho same are non sidents
Of the State Of Tennessee, it Is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post,
newspaper publishedat Athens, Tennessee, for four
successive weeks, requiring the said nonresident
defendants to appear atthe next term of the Chan
Gerry Court to be held at the Court house in Kings
ton, fer the county of Roane and State of Tennes-
see, on the first Thursday after tho 3D. Monday of
April next then and there to plead, answer or de-
muir to said bill, rthe same win be taken as con-
fessed against them and set for hearing ca parte
THOMAS N. CLARK, q q " D
March IS, lS5D-it-prs fee $3-54s
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..,,.. NOTICE.
EXECIJTORs, SAT.E

~, 80, :. ,,-a,. r-----....-.
M LII BE eoLD ttOh DISTRIBUTION
wv among the heirs) at the late residence Of
Capt ID: l.. Knox, in Bradley county Tennessee
70 The highest bidder, ON Tuesday, the 30th day Of
August next, and succeeding days until sold
az ,he hhAb And fhhSoNAL PROPERTY
belonging 70 satd estate, comprising one of tho
most valuable and desirable Farms In East Ten
ncssee, containing, by estimation, One Thousand
one Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres, more or less;
about Five Hundred Acres Of River Bottom, clear
one Hundred Acres Of good Up Land the remain
ger wen tmpcred ana wa'ercd- fine Brick
Mansion, and all necessary out-buildings, In good
repair, upon the premises. Said Farm is situated
upon the hiwassce River, about six miles above
the East tennessee Georgia Rail Road, and inn
mediateiy on the main stock road leading from
hentncky 70 the state OF Georgia. 0ne-ffth Of
the purchase money will be required paid down
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NOTICE.

/ 9HCOMMITTED TO JAIL, IN THE TOWN
LAO Of Washington, Rhea county, Tennessee, on
II the 18th inst, ono Negro boy. who says his
~ name is Dick, and says he was run OF from
~. Barbersvile, Knox county Kentucky, by u
man, he says, who passed by three different names
lie says he was taken somewhere in the South, he
yard. Said boy Is about As years old, bald head
ed about feet or inches high, two teeth out
in 'front.' will weigh about $50 pounds, of dark
copper color, his little finger on his left hand Il
stih-no other marks visible. Tho owner is re-
qaesied to come forward, prove property, pay
charges. and take him away, or be will e. ,iesit
with as the law directs.
NJ L. l.. RuDD, Jciior,
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80. YOU CAN GET. CHEAPER
Books, Blank Books, Paper, Pens, Inks,
=. ~ FROM
81 a9 T. A RAYI

knorriiie, Tenn,
HNIIAN At ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE
Il Statc and just as loo as you can procure them
from New York, Philadelphia, or Boston.
Teachers, Parents, Merchants, Clerks of Courts,
and Professional and business Men can always
rely upon finding here not only tho largest stock
and best selection of choice
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
but at such prices rs he trusts will be entirely sat
isfactory to all his patrons.
School Books. 49, New. Books,
miscellaneous Books, Law Books,
Chiidrons Books, Medical Books,
Cheap Books, Gift Books.
ALSO,
Ledgcrs, Journals, Letter Papers.
Day, Invoice, Cap and Legal Papers,
Cash Record Books, All sizes Note Papers,
Envelopes, Inkstands, Quilts.
Gold and Steel Pens States, Pencils &c.
great variety of styles and prices of Bibles.
Tcstaments, Hymn and Prayer Books.
Any Magazine or Newspaper will be furnished
for less than Publishers price.
Especial attention will be paid to furnishing
County and State Officers, Colleges, Academies and
Public schools and Families, at very low prices.
Es5- Terms Cash. March 25
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GRASS AND FIELD SEED.
DEPOT, ~.

For the Spring of 1867
HAVE now ready for inspection and sale my usual
supply Of Grass and Field Seeds, to which invite
TIE attention OF Farmers and patrons OF North Geor-
ga, North Carolina Alabama, West Virginia and Ten
nessee. They are all PURE and FRESH sEED--the
product OF perfect growth, and we'll adapted to the
soil aud climate Of these different sections OF country.
SEEDS.
Red Bloom Clover, Millet
White Dutch do, Hemp,
Randall Grass, Lucerne,
Orchard Grass, Usage Orange,
Timothy Rye,
Red Top or Herd Grass, Oats and Barley,
Buckwheat, Kentucky premium Corn,
striped Blue Grass, Clean Blue Grass,
White Hominy Corn, Hungarian.
Feb 1l-lm-si2 II. NJ. MCPHERSON.
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NOTICE.

"HEREAS, ON THE 9Tm DAY OF AU-
w gust, 1912, A. b. Brown conveyed in trust
to joel X. Brown II certain TRACT OF LAND,
being the Northeast quarter of section Sd, town
ship LIST, range list, West Of the meridian in Nc
MINI county, State of Tennessee. to secure the
payment of certain debts therein named to the
Planters Bank of Tennessee, p. b. Anderson and
the Bank of Tennessee; And whereas, all of said
indebtedness has been paid by the said A. b. Brown
except small balance due the said Planters Bank.
Now, j, joel X. Brown, by the power in me vest
cd in said deed of trust, will proceed to sell the
above described Land, at the Courthouse door in
the town of Athens, McAlinn county, Tennessee,
on the Sd day of May, 1852 to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand. for the purpose of paying the
expenses of saids trust and the balance due the
Planters Bank as aforesaid.
J. X BROWN, Trustee.
April /, 1s59-ft-549
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LUMP OF GoLD.-A lump of gold, weighing
forty -ye ounces and worth $775, was taken out on
Sunday, December 18th, from Meehan 4 Co.'S
claim, in Illinois Canon, just above Picker's Flat,
Sierra CO., California. We have known amounts
of gold, MOTH quartz lump, but in hard dollars,
drawn out OF some of our places nearer home, of
II much larger figure.
few weeks since, a gentleman in St. Louis dug
up 10000; another, in Philadelphia, the same
sum; another, in New York, 500, 900 and many
others could be mentioned The mine from which
these large amounts were taken was the celebrated
Lotteries of Wood, Eddy Co., Wilmington, Del,
and Augusta, Ga. By sending $40, So, or S2J,
to their address, at either place, you an in
terest in a claim that has yielded better return,
the past year, to SPECTATORS than Pixies Peak or
many other celebrated gold mincs.-M Y. header.
re- We take the following editorial notice from
late number of the Savannah Daily News, and
would refer our readers to the advertisement of
Mckinney & Co., in another column.
The Georgia State Lottery, of Mckinney 4 Co.'S,
draws this evening. The scheme is n very attract
i've one, indeed. In fact, all their schemes
for the months of March aud April 1t will be OBJ
served that this Lottery draws each Saturday
in every month. The offer to the public, as set
forth in their schemes, Is very liberal indeed
none more so. -
Those who dosire to court the tickle dame, For
tune have frst-rate opportunity afforded them
by the Georgia State Lottery, managed by Me-
Kinney Co. We are informed that this concern
is strong, and that it is doing large business
the most liberal terms. II will be recollectcd that
this Lottery is drawn for the benefit OF the Month
cello Union Academy. The Academy, It is said.
by its aid and the merits of its able and learned
Professorships, has been placed among the most
hourishing and popular schools of this State.
The GREAT DRAwBAcK to persons cmigrating
to the extreme South and Western country, is the
fear they have Of the Fever and Ague-the most
direful of all diseases. Every day we hear of per-
sons attacked by this disease and made helpless in
n short time, without any means of aifording re-
lief In view of the great demand for a remedy,
DIR. HosrETTER has presented his celebrated "Bit-
ters whose curative powers for all diseases of the
stomach have been universally acknowledged
The "Bitters," prepared after long experience
and deep study, have received the encomums of
the most eminent physicians, well as all classes,
from every part of our country. To those who
doubt their many virtues, all we say is to try
them, and judge for themselves, respectively.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
gaJ~ Sec advertisement in another column.
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NOTICE.

DURsUANTT TO A DECREE OF THE COUN-
il ty Court of Roane county, pronounced at tho
March session, 1882 In tho case of JesseJ. Patty,
administrator 30. ". Elizabeth Patty and Others,
will, on Saturday, the 3Oth day of April next, at
the Courthouse in Kingston, expose TO solo and
sell the highest bidder, tho Tract Of Land which
Josiah Patty died seized aud rossessedc situated
in the 9th civil district Of Roane county, and be-
ing the same land whereon Elizabeth Patty, widow
Of said deceased now lives; and which viii be sold
subject to her dover interest. iFs.f.
Terms of sale--Ten per cent. Of tho purchase
money will BIO required 70 he paid in hand the
remainder upon credit Of six and twelve months,
in equal instalmcnts- purchaser giving notes with
good security, anda lien retained on the Land IN
til the whole consideration Is paid. This 18th duy
of March, 1859.
AUSTIN L. GREENE, Clerk. &
April ], ls5o-3t-prs fee $3,20-549
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J. w. WILSON.
No. ~ College Street, ~ 20
NASHVILLE. TENNESaEEs
STOVES, TIN-wARE and CASTINGS.

STOVES, TIN-wARE and CASTINGS.
II EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT LOW
IN prices for cash, or ON short time for prompt
SINGLE AND DOUBLE OVEN, Coal Range,
COAL COOKING STOVE. all sizes, i.sl
COOKING STOVES, for wood fsF
HEATING AND OFFICE SLOWS, all kinds;
COMMON AND ENAMELLED CRATES, with
and without Summer Front, complete sssort-
ment; %
CASTINGS AND HOLLOW WARE, al hipds
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES,
BRITTANIA AND. BL0cKTIN-wARE, and
general Kitchen furnishing goods;
MANUFACTURER OF TIN WARE of all va
ricfies;
sHEET-rRoN AND COPPER WORK done in
the hest manner;
Will keep fine supply Of WATER COOLERS
and APPROPRIATIONS Of the bcst. makers;
Patent and Common ICE-CREAM .FhEEZERS
always ON hand and made in the best munncr, to
order; ~
WROUGHT IRON COOKING STOVES, made
of the best Tennessee Wrought Iron, and known
to be the best Cooking Stove for wood made in tho
country. Make two sizes suitable for families and
two larger sizes for Hotels and Plantations Over
1000 now in use in Tennessee and Alabama and
would refer TO any person who has them. for their
utility, durability and convenience in cooking-the
vessels are made in the best manner. and shipped
to any of the South, all the parts fitting with ex-
actncss, so ne TO cause trouble in putting Thorn
up. Prices $50 S75, $lf2 and s125.
Depot for Tennessee, for the Old Dominion Cof-
fee Pot An sizes for snlc, Wholesale and retail.
Also, Coal Oil Lamp and Coal Oil, of the best
kind-various patterns and sizes.
ian 4-3m-53S
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Trust Sale.

DURsUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST EX-
IL ecnted to me by John 4. Power. for the bcne-
Mt OF Kelsey II. Power, | will, on the 9th day of
April next, sell to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, upon the promises Of the said John f. Pow
or, nine miles Northwest of Athens, a Likely
NEGRO BOY, aged about 20 years; three head of
Horses; twenty head Of Cattle; and variety of
Household and Kitchen Furntisre---all bclon cling
to the said John f. Power and sold for the purpose
above stated. LEWIS STANTON, Trustee.
Athens, Tenn, March Ia, 1s59-it-5i7
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In Ordering Tickels or Certificates.


Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forward
ed by first mail. Purchasers eau have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate.
~ The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Ysss~ Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Office, County and
State.
.1ss5' Remember that every prize is drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
IsJ- All prizes of 81 900 and under paid imme-
dately after the drawing-other prizes at the usu-
al time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
MCKINNEY & CO.,
.SardHHah, Ga.
Office Masonic Hall Block, Bull ST. Savannah.
no list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each
one is entitled to- will he published after every
drawing, in the Savannah Daily News,
April l-ly-549
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Petersburg (Vao Market,

PETERSBURG, March 20, 1850.
We beg to submit our market review for the pas,
week.
WHEAT-Market not quite so firm. Red ~ 30 al go
white ~ go 40 1885, FLOUR, sales superfne 6T5 % 81
extra SI25 a $50; family in bags $7,25 90 $50, In bar
rels IS "a $50. Cons, sales 9Oc, and firm. FEATH.
RRs, sales live Geese Feathers at As 90 Doc. BACON
shoulders SH a Dc; sides l01% a lie. GUASos-Peru.
Wan $50 Il 5000 lbs; Eide f45; A A Mexican and Ma.
vassa S2S sombrero s34; Twills & Co.'S Super Phos.
phae Lime $45 Robineon's Manipulated Guano $50
LAnD market very irm--sales ID "a 13Nc. BEEswAx
IS 90 Doc. TALLOw 11T @ 12X.
We are, very respectfully,
THOMAS BRANCH SONS,
Commission Merchants, Petersburg, Va
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SAVANNAH, March go.
We know of no new feature in the Produce Market
TO present this week. Stocks OF Flour and Corn have
been increased since our last, but prices remain firm
There Is but little doing In Bacon and Lard though
prices are well maintained; We quote:
BACON, clear sides IL 20 12Ec; ribbed II 90 ike;
shoulders 81 a &c; hams ~ 90 13c. LARD, in bbls
@ 1Sc; in wood kegs "a @ l4Hc BUTTER, country IS
% 20c; common to prime FLOUR, supcrnne, o Dbl. ~
% 7,50; extra 80 % 1913; family 7,I5 a $3.50. 0oRs
from depot IS % s7l6c CoRs MsAL s71l q 90c- Pas
81 a ITO. OARS 90 "a Csc. APPLES, dry, 80 a 2,25.
PEACHES, 800 % -. fgsrHERs dun IS % Acc. SALT,
per sack, 60 a 65c. RlcB81S % $40. Rio COFFEE fret
hands 4 @ re, fair to good.
wv. GAUT 4 co.,
Commission Merchants.
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Public Meeting in Bradley.

4t7 CLEVELAND, March 2lst, 1859.
Pursuant to previous notice, meeting con-
ycnod at the Courthouse this evening for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to attend Conven-
tion to bo held in this or some other suitable place.
for the purpose of nominating proper person to
represent the old Wing party of this District in the
next Congressional campaign.
On motion of Col c. II. Mills, WIN. I. CAMPBELL,
Esq, was called to the Chair, who explained to the
meeting the object for which it was called. Also,
pointed Secretary.
In response TO numerous calls, j. ii. Cant arose
and addressed the meeting in few appropriate
remarks.
The following gentlemen were appointed by the
Chair to draw up resolutions expressive of the OBJ
ject of the meeting, viz &C. III. Mills, S. A. II.
Swan and W. L. Patton.
After remarks by various gentlemen the commit
tee submitted the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, In the opinion of this meeting the
time has arrived when the conservative of all
parties should unite together to bring back the
Administration of the Government to its original
standard of purity and conservatism, and as in the
opinion of this meeting such desirable result can
be better attained by selecting candidates for
office the proper men to carry ont the principles OF
the Constitution az administered in the purer days
of the Republic; therefore
Resoiped, That n committee of six or more be
appointed by the Chairman of this meeting to
correspond with those who may think with us
throughout this Congressional District, and who
shall be empowered to arrange and call a Conven-
ton to meet at this other suitable place in
the District, to select candidate 10 represent the
Wing and Opposition parties in the next canvass.
Resoiced, That we as u part Of the Opposition
party, feel 1t duty to exert ourselves to
the Government from the spells politicians who
mold the rens of power, before beloved country
Is brought to bankruptcy. XVI
Resotred, That party names arc nothing to us,
but that we still cling with fondness to the of
the Old Wing Conservative Union party, and that
we rejoice to the enthusiastic feeling that is
prevailing among the masses of the Old Wing par
ty throughout the Union.
Resoireo, That We heartily sympathise with our
brethren throughout the Union, in their efforts to
revive the glorious old party and though the stug
gle may be long and arduous, we will never relax
efforts until We have restored it to its original
standard of purity.
The following gentlemen were appointed to cor
respond with other members Of the party in the
District relative to Convention to be held on the
Sd Of May,-T. j. Campbell, S. A. r. Swan, Thos.
H. Galloway, q. b. Thompson, @. A. Long, VIM.
Hunt, Q. III. Mills, j. H. Gaut aud A. Henry.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die.
r 81 Rt WI. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
w. I. PATTON, Secretary.
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Petersburg. ya., March 1850.
NKTE have this day associated with us Mr. FRED,
w r. SCOTT, to transact
Commission and Wholesale Grocery

We shall continue to devote our personal attention
to the sale Of
WHEAT FLOUR, COTTON, TOBA eco, de-, de-,
and with seniors experience of twenty years we
expect to render satisfactory sales
We are prepared to grant ample cash advances
against consignments. We propose furnishing Groce-
ries to our customers at the cheapest possible prices
for cash, or against consignments OF Produce.
We shall keep on hand large supply of Peruvian,
Eide, and Phosphate Guanos, which we will sell low
for cash. We are also the sole agents for Robnsons
Manipulated Guano, which we warrant equal to any
manufactured, and to contain per cent. ofAmmonfa
and 90 per cent of Phosphate of Lime.
We are grateful for the liberal patronage extended
to the late rm and by fidelity and industry hope
not only to preserve but largely increase the
Very respectfully,
Feb 25-1y*-544 TIoS. BRANCH & SONS. .
TnoMAs BRANCH JOHN p BRANCH
JAMES r. BRANCH .......... FRED r.. SCOTT.
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1RBY & SAUNDERS,
Grocers and Commission Merchants

Near the Depot IF The Va. and Tenn. Raiiroud,
Lynchburg, Va,
DEG TO RETURN THEIR THANKS TO
I'D their numerous friends and patrons for the
very liberal patronage extended to them heretofore
and ask continuance of the same, assuring them
that by the aid Of increased force. that ALI. NAV
depend upon being served even moro promptly
than heretofore will endeavor to make quick re-
turns for all produce sent us, and fill all orders for
GROCERIES Of ne best articles at io,cest market
rates. Our STOCK OF GROCERIES, &C., will
be found at all times equal to that of any house in
the State. March 25, 1s50-6m-54S