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Negroes at the Academy of Music. About noon on Suturday luat, says the Gfaa?'"*ton Newtt Mr. John T. Ford, the lessee of the Academy of Music. was ar rested iu tlmt buildiug duriog rehearsal, upon a warrant issued by Magistrale T. J. Mackcy. The writ was bused ou the affidavit of a negro man, stating that on the previous evening. January 7th, ho had visited the Academy under Mr. Ford's management, applied und offered money for a ticket of admission to the orchestra or dresa circle.of the building, to witi"ess the performances, and was re fused by Mr. Ford's orders, in violation of tho laws of South Carolina, made in pursuance of the aols o. Congress for bidding any distinction on account of race, or color or previous condition. The officer informed Mr. Ford that if he would proceed to Magistrate Mackey'a office, No. 29 Broad street, he (the offi cer) would follow in the rear. This sug gestion was complied with, and the sent of justice reached. Tho mngisirate was surrounded by a large orowd mf colored people, evidently wailing for the trial. Tho warrant and affidavit was read to Mr. Ford, and he at once waived an ex amination, and stated his readiness to en ter into bonds and appear before tho Court of General Sessions, and expressed bis desire to test the law speedily and thoroughly. The bonds were given by Mr. Ford personally, and Messrs. John Chadwick tnd John H.Dcvcreux, in the sum of five hundred dollais each. Another warrant was then served, upon tho affidavit of a negro named Chtusscn, declaring that ho hud presented a ticket and was refused admission by the door keeper.. The examination was waived in this case also, and like boud.s were exe cuted. The magistrate, in an explanatory way remarked that tho colored people of Charleston embraced many persons of intelligence and refinement aud charac ter, who did not desire to intrude among the whites, but insisted upon precisely the same accommodation in tho same part of the Academy. Others of the race expressed their re luctance, in discussing the ease, to asso ciate with the poorer darkies (blue! trash) who might visit tho Family Cir cle, but wished that black as well us ?white "aristocracy" should be provided for. Several really respectable colored per sons, during the day, disavowed all sympathy for a movement denounced by them as a political trick, and avowed willingness to sit i.i the places provided for their own race when they visited the Academy. It is stated that the case will bcheatd by Judge Carpenter nt an curly day in Chambers, and that no attempts to test the right of admittance will bo mudo pending the suit. Charles Sunnier is u candidate for the Presidency. Ear? {Hakes are bccouiiug frequent in Cr jrnia. Ri ^ardson assistant Secretary of the Treasury, has resigned his office Dr. James Dovg, a Well known phy ?iciao of Richmond, died last week. A Cincinnati genius bus invented a ma chine by which a performer on the flute or violin can accompany himself on the piano. How about those elaborute and cu rious combinations of figures so currunt last year, which proved indubitably that Napoleon III would abdicate or die iu 1869? The Mayor of New York was brought up a newspaper man. He sent u short luessago, and everybody read it. Wbcu will other rulers learn the merit of brevity? A recent divorce trick in Indianna was the serving of the legal notice ou the husband when ho was too drunk to know* anything ubout it, and the court granted the divorce before ho know of the proceedings. "Industry must prosper," ns tho man said who was holding tho baby while his wife chopped wood. An exchange papor says that a dele gate from a territory, in Congress, is a sort of Congressional tadpole.- He can swim and dive, but ho cannot croak.? He has no voto upon what he hns beon talking about. The last case of modesty is that of a young lady who discarded her lover, a sea captain, because in speaking of one of his voyages, he said that ho "hugged" &m shore An Omaha despatch says that tho Mormon schism is increasing rapidly. There are over two thousand apostates now in Utah, and they aro about to have a daily newspaper. Henry Ward Beecher is for instant Cuban recognition, right or wrong. Ho looks at Cuba as he did at Mrs. MrKur land, simply as a suffering sis' -i. TTUMAIi NOTIOE, ? All l?cr Jtj sons indebted to the Estate of Dr. G. WT Darnell, deceased, are required to make payment immediately to the undersigned. And all persons having claims against said Estate will preaont the manu properly at tested, 5a of befoeo the 1st day of March, IflVt) or they will ho delmrrod payment, .BMZABBTIi B. BABNETT, jan 8?Ht* Qualified Administratrix. CHEAP GOODS? CHEAP GOODS! J Tin? undersigned in view of an entire CHANGE OF BUSINESS after tlie Fl EST of JANUARY next, will sell the stock of . DRY GOODS, now in store until the 1st of January' next, AT AND UNDER COST. An<i after that ditto AT AUCTION every Snleaday and Saturday, until the en tiro Stock is sold. All of the above goods has been purchased within the last OO DAYS .V Air t ..r , CASH P KIC KS , thereby avoiding the necessity of offering Old and Store-worn Stock. The stuck con sist of Tlomespuns, Calicos, Beady Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes, and every arti cle usually kept in a .well fillod COUNTRY STORE. Call nnd examine for yourselves, W. T. LIG1ITFOOT. nov 20 ly july 81 NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AND OFFERING LOW FOR C A S II Ii Y F. E. SALINAS, BAM BE KG AND GRAHAM'S T. O dec 18 tf D. LOUIS, AGENT, HAS RETURNED FROM NEW YORK and Haltimorc with a lull and assort ed stock of Fall & Winter Goods. A ESO Receiving a full supply of FRESH GROCERIES, &o. i>. LOUIS, Agent, At the Corner, sept 25 mar 18 c ly Fall and Winter Stock OF EVERY VARIETY Just Received by. F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO. Dry Goods, Ready Mndc Clothing, Shoes, Huts, Groceries, tec Pure Wines, Li ?T quors Ale, Porter, etc., constantly on band. HAVE now on hand as 'ine a lot of SEW ING MACHINES as can be bought itUWhere in the United Slates. This Ma chine is constructed on a pew principle of mcchaiticism, possessing rare ami valuable Improvements. Having bceu examined by the most profound experts, and pronounced tobe Simplicity nnd Perfection combined. Satisfaction go:: ran teed. We w?H buy COTTON nnd all other PRO DUCE, giving th? highest market price, or ship for any one, FREE of CHARGE and make LI HERA E ADVANCES on the same. ' F. IL W. BRIGGMANN & CO. nov 1? oct V ly John A. Hamilton, OR A XCEll LR C, S. C. Agent for the Celebrated DICESON FER TILIZER. Orden received for same. OFFICE OF THE lsickson Fertiliser Company, Augusta, Ga., Nov. 12th, 18?9. Having on hand a Fair Stock of No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, and a hopo now of being able to keep up ihe supply, we reduce the price of DICKSON'S COMPOUND to Sixty-Five ($65) Dollars per Ton of 2,000 lbs. for Cash. And on time till November 1, 1870, to $75 and Interest, for approved City Acceptance. Drayage, in all cases, $1.00 per Ton. Dick son's Compound also will be delivered Free of Charge, at any Depot in South Carolina, in exchange for Cotton Seed, at tho rato of 100 pounds of the Compound for 15 bushels (b*8 pounds each) of seci. Rags for seud also furnished free of charge. Address E. 1?. ALEXANDER, dec 4 ? It wee Columbia, S, C. 1\ 1\ TOALE, Mmiu/acliircr of Door*, Sa&h RUntt*, (Charleston, S. C, nAVINO THE LARGE8T AND MOST COMPLETE FACTORY in tho South ern States, and keeping always on hand a large and most oomplete stock of DOORS, SASHES, GLINDS. Sash Doors, Storo Doors, Shutters, Mouldings, &c, &c, I tun enabled to seU low nnd at manufacturers' prioes. N. B.?Strict sttcntion paid to shipping ir. good order, july 24 apl 21 jy Notice of Dismissal NOTICE IR HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON tho 8d day of February, 1H70, we will file our Final return as Administrators of the Estate of W. P. Inabinet, deoeasod, and ask for Letters of Dismissal therefrom. A. J. HOROER, 1 . , , H. W. KENNERLY, } Admlnistrars. jau 8 a GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH!!! * "f j i ''I ?! >l " " . ! AT Cartmill & Vince's! ? ? .. - ' "'n" '" ^v ? ??? . iriwi-f WK 11AVH NOW OX HAND A FULL AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OK CHOICE AND, DESIRABLE Goods, to which wcVail the attention of Purchasers,and which wc will Guarantee to SoH'.at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. vjf'IIJL ? is? Our Stock Consists in part as follows: DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. BLANKETS, Sil AWLS. CLOAKS, BAL'MORAL SKIRTS, DRESS GOODS, WHITE AND BLACK AL paens, Black Silks, White, Rcdj Groy, Blue and Opora Flannels, Broad Cloths, Cussimers, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Doin mings, Ticking, Stripes, Plaids, Lindseys, DcLane?, Calicos, Long Orths, Bleached and Browu Sheeting und Shirting, Irish Linens, Bleached and Brown Linen, Damask, Russia Bird Eye Diaper Towels, Breakfast Shawls, Nubias, Huiscry, Gloves, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Litten Cambric Hdks, Edgings, Insertions and a Largo Variety of Fancy Articles, Toilet Soap. ,>.,-. ? >\.\-'> > -!<?' . ... .: . ? i &c, &e. / BOOT, SHOE, HAT AND CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. LADIES, GENTS AND CITILDRENS SHOES, GENTS DRESS AND HUNTING BOOTS, FRENCH FELT Hats of tho Latest Styles, Black Cassimcr Sacks, Fancy Cnssimcr Suits and Gents Shawls. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. ? V- I ? ZlllV lY-i" ...... . ' '( GUNS, TABLE AND POCKET. KNIVES, RED JACKET AND COLLINS AXES, HATCHETS AND Claw Hammers, Butt Hinges and Screws, Shoe, Finishing and Cut Nails, Trace Chains, Hand Saws. Drawing Kuivcs, Cot ton and Wool Cards, Steel Corn Mills, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Cap, Powder and .Shot, Table and Tea Spoons, Seives, Pots, Ovens, Kettles, Saucepans. Bakers, Frying Pans and SpidcrS. GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &c. SUGARS?Crushed, Clarified und .Brown, SYRUP and MOLASSES, COFFEE?Rio and Java, Green and Black Teas, Flour, Lard, Bacon, Sugar Cured Dams and Shoulders. Cheese', Mackerel, Herrings Biscuits, Egg, Boston, Butler, Water and Ginger Snaps, Can'Oysters, lobsters, Green Peas and Tomatoc, Peaches, Pine Apple, Straw Berry, English Chow Chow, American Pickles, Brandy Peaches and Preserved Ginger, Jollies, Dried Figs, Candies and Fruit. WHISKEY?Nectar, Bourbon, Rye. Sherry Wine, Ales, and White Wine Vinegar. A Large and Select Stock of CROCKERY, GLASS, TIN AND W?ODWARE. Will buy COTTON and all Kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. if?T Mr. J. M. DANN Ell is with OS, and will bo pleased to see bis Friends, -"?ff CARTMILL & VINCE, nov. 20?Im RUSSF.L-STRKKT. Oll ANGEBURG, S. (7. To parties in wuiit of DOORS. SASHES mid DLINDS, wo refer to tho advertisement of 1*. P. Toalc, the large manufacturer of those goods in Charleston. Price list furn ished ou application. july 17 Um |7XKC:UTORH KOT1CK. ?All I 'j Persons having demands against tl>e Estate of F. M. Porter, deceased, will pre sent the same properly attested, and all per sons indebted to said Estate will make imme diate payment to tiie undersigned on or be fore the first day of March next. ALLEN PORTER, oct :>0?td Qualified Executor. zV. J. SALINA8, FACTOU AND CHARLESTON S. C. Liberal advances made on Cotton. Rr.r>:nr.NCKs?First National Rank, Peo ple's National Rank, Messrs. Jne. Fr?ser k Co., Charleston, S. C. july .11?ly Fi .mti jsi;, iieddixo, <&o. R. WHITE'S Furniture Ware-Rooms, corner of Market and King Streets, Charles ton, S. C, supplies many fi.milies, both Conutry nnd Town to their full satisfaction. Read a few quotations from letters he re ceived : Newkkbbt, April s. l.sr.o. Ma. R. WHITE?Haan Siu : Tho Furni ture came srtfe to bami and was just us you represented it. Numbers of visitors have looked at it, and it is much admired, in fact nothing like it in this place. It may be the means of your selling more here. Yours truly, ?**? Another from Wthnsb?ro, S. C, says: "We are we.I pleased with the suit. Send Wardrobe to match." And one from Orangohurg County : "Furniture arrived safe, and family de lighted." Try him for yourself. Ho keeps CRADLES too. Corner King aud Market Streets, may?I2ui 8 Charleston, S. C. CRACKKRA AXIft CAKKS.? Ry tho ROX and at RETAIL, n choice assortment of CRACKERS and CAKES, 8NAPPETS, JEM SEES. CREAM, SODA, Ac, &c, MOLASSES CAE KS furnished at low rales by the Darrel or Rox. Call and see Samples. JOHN A. HAMILTON, oct 9?3m Court House r?lor?. WM. AVTLLOOCK, RUSSELL STR?ET, ORANCsElllIRO, 8. ?. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITl sens of Orangehtrrg Coitflty, that he is now receiving a large sapply of DRY GOODS AND FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, also Cabinet, Eagle and Rour bou Rrnnds, Scotch Ale, and the fatuons Ledger Scgars. His stock of TIN WARE and nOUSE i ?RNISHING GOODS, Is the largest in the County. Kirst-class STOVKS Kept constant ly on hand aud warranted id work .. t il. july 81 hmy 1 ly AdiiiliilHlrator** Not!<?<'.? 41] persons, indebted to D. W. Kcnnci l v. deceased, or his Estate, will make p lynient immediately. AH persons holding claims against said Estate will present them pro porly Touched by the 1st day of February uext, or payment will be debarred. |/.. A. RA I It, H. C. KENN ER LY, dec 11?31* Qualified Administrators. SCHOOL BOOE?? rruu: undkusioxku iiavf. rf.cf.vt ly published u 8pries of New Pictorial Readers and Spellers, adapted in I ho tustes i of Children of both sexes, "nicy have been ! prepared hy Prof. j. Ii. Reynold*; D. D.. of j i lie. South Carolins fnlversity. The Series I oonsiils of six volumes, beautifully printed I and elegantly illustrated with beautiful en I graving*. Reynolds" New Pictorial Speller. iJll cents. Heyn old's New Pictorial Primary Reader, cents. Rcy nulls' New Pictorial First Reader, 40 cents. Reynolds' New Pictorial Second Render, lit) cents. Reynolds' New Pictorial Third Reader, Hi cents. Reynolds' New Fourth Reader. $1.25. We deem it not improper to refer loa few of the advantages nimcd nt in preparing I bests renders. 1. The enlistment of a populnr sentiment in favor of homo enterprise, which is now be ginning lo show itself all of er the South. 2. To remedy the evils complained of in our school*, of a continued change of Ten Rooks, a costly habit, and one which inj tires the Schools, by preventing the children from heing put inio classes. A scries of Home Readers, it was supposed, would be used to i? great degree and t his serious evil thus avoid, cd. School History of South Carolina, told in a familiar Style, by Prof, Jas Wood David son, A. M., '-Ml conti?. Prof. Reynolds' Writing Rooks, in a series of fire numbers : No. 1. F.xercises in the Short Letter?. No J. Capitals ami Short Words commen cing wit h Capitals. No. 8. Sentences Alphabetically arranged. No. 4. Hoys' Commercial Hand. . No. ?">? Advanced Rooks for flirls, Sen tences Alphabetically arranged. Puttie .v. Chapman's School Register to last six months, price 10cents, Puttie ft Chapman a Table Rook, price 10 cents. Teachers and Educators who wish to ex amine nny of the above Works, with n view to introduction, will have a copy sent them <?n receipt of hftlf the above retail price. DUFFIF. ?: CHAPMAN. Rooksellcrs nml Stationers, Columbia, S. C. N. U.-?The above, and numerous other Rooks and Stationery for sale by kiss si atoi;i\s<r\. dec i?ly?npl 17 Russcll-Strcct. DR. S HALLEN BEROER'S Fever and Ague ANTIDOTE Alwafi Stop? the Chills. This Medicine has been before tho Public fifteen years, and is still ahead of all other known romodios. It does not purge, does not sicken the stomach, is perfectly safe In any dose and undor all circumstances, and la the only .Medicine that will ? CURE IMMEDIATELY and permanently every form of Fcvor and Ague, because it is a perfect Antidote %m Bold by all Druggists. dee 11 ly. Ii Ar h: R S ! INCREASE Y<?t*!t CROP* AND IM proro tour I.ntitl. by using PHOENIX GUANO, Importal by us direct from Ihc Phoenix Islands, South Pacific Ocenn. wiix:ox, oibrs a <*<v? MAN I IT LA TK Ii GU A NO. Prepared lit Snvannnh, tio.. and Charles ton, S. <'.. which has proved in the eoil ibe best Mniiure in use. FOR SALE BY WTLCOX, GIBBS & CO. IMPOETEES A DEALEKBIH UANOS. ?t> BAY STREET, SAVANNAH. OA. ol EAST P.AY-ST.. CHARLESTON, S. ?11 HEOAO STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. Also, by., Agent. We also keep PURE No. 1 PERUVIAN tit'ANO. PURE DISSOLVED RONE. PURE LAND PLASTER. For further information, address r>s above for circular, or subscribe to Southern Ayri cultural!*!, published by W. C. Mncmurphy & Co., at Augusta ami Savannah, Go., at the low price of 25c. per annum. dec- 4 If PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S COMI'OfN'O "* Acid Phosphate of Lime For Composting with Cotton Seed. rpillS ARTICLE I? MANUFACTURED I AT THE Company's Works, under the direction and superintendence of Dr. Ravc ncl. It contains the same elements of fertility as SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, except that it is not furnished with AMMONIA. It is I prepared expressly for composting with cot ton seed, which furnishes the clement of AMMONIA : the object being lo render that side produot of the plantation available to the highest degree as an element ol fertility. For further ami particular information apply lo the undersigned. Terms?*-|5 cash, or $50?n ist November, 1H70, for approved City acceptances or other good security. J. N ItORSON, A [rcr.: ft* Bouftl CAi'olina, 1 und 2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston. JOUN S. REESE, Jit.. General Agent, Haiti.uoro. oci 80 8m Notice.?PernoiiM Indebted to the lute firm of L D. CLARKE & CO., of Lewisville, are nolin>d not to pay any sums to W, IL llenuon, one of the Farmers, as he is not authorised to receipt therefor. p Dec. It, lSt.O. L. D. CLARKE, dec 11 ? tf Orangeburg--In Equity. L. I>. t'lark, ) Rill for Settlement vs. V Injunction ami W. II. Honnon. J Relief. The undersigned having been appointed Receiver in the abovo staled case, hereby gives notice to all persons Indebted by note or account lo the late Firm of L. 1). Clark Co., that ihey will make payment to him, and (hat neither ut the said Firm arc au thor;.- i to receive or receipt I'm any of the aid d.btc. GEC ROLIVER, Dec. 17, |oW.? 1? 3t Receiver. FRESH ARRIVALS AT '"'!' ' - ' M1' NAM ABA &'Zm ?Hft ^s; MAVB RECEIVED THIS WEEK FROM, REW YORK. A 8EC0ND SUPPLY OF N*W Goods, consisting of Ladies Drcs4 Gpoda, DcLaiua, Catieuu, Flannels, lliilmefal, a, Cloak.-, Kliuirr?, Hrown and Dteaihc* Homo?puus, &c. Also another supply of lluw' > CELKBR ATKT> 'FREDKRIQK&BURt}, VA. CASS?MERB,r :w? ?' Rrond Cloths, Tweed*, JtUns, Kerseys, Hla/fketa, Room,'Shoos, Hats, Cops, Ready !!????. {?-d? Clothing, &c. Also, aconmlcto stock of GROCERIES, HARDWARE ANI) CROCKERY. * The above goods wcro bought low on account or the great Sail in gold, and we *oli?ti.'t ? ! our friend* to call on us before buying elsewhere. COCNT.r V PRODUCE bought at the highest Miu-kutpncafc nov 20 ' apl'10?ly : Mctf AMAUA<*JQXVS. Tjjfri LARGE! NEW!? ATTRAGTIVE! CHEAP!!!! CORNELSOU, KEAMEH & CO.'S. OUR STOCK OF Foreign, Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods FOH THE FALL AND. WINTER TRADE ! AFINE assortment of Gents and Boys CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, sceond to none id the Market o GROCERIES, U ARD WARE, SADDLES^ HARNESS, CROCKERY and all other lines fullv assorted. New Goods Received by Eviery Steamer. aar We Buy COTTON, RICE and PRODUCE at the Highest Marie* ' " PRICKS. -Couio one and all! One and all - if CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO. oet 2 net 3 k J- -L.. .-JL.J-'.?- _??-i .. FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! , INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE WITH CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO., AGENTS OF GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, IXC'ORPOR lTEi) 18.>9,?ASSKTSL, JAN. 1SJM>, f>t ft l,4L6tJ5? AND James River Insurance Company, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 1.500,000. ?9- BOTH SOUTHERN COMPANIES. nng II ? ff www The "CAROLINA FERTILIZER" i? made from the Phosphat um of South Carolina, mid is pronounced by various chemists, one of iha i host Manures known, only inferior to Peruvian Guano in its Fertilizing Properties. : These Phosphates are the remains of extinct laud n.ld sea animals, and poanestr' nualiti'-s of tho greatest value t?? the Agriculturist. We annex the analysis of Profoaaor Shcpard. '?LAHORATORV OF THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAKOLISf A. Analysis of CAROLINA FERTILIZER, personally selected. Moisture expelled at 212? F.16.70 Organic Matter, with some water of combination expelled at a low red heat.........16.60 Fixed Ingredients. Antonia.-??. 2.AO Phosphoric Acid?Soluble.?.flfl.Equivalent to 11.27 Soluble Phosphate of Lime. Insoble.0,17.?...Equivalent to 18.48 Insoluble (bone). 24.75 Phosphate of Lime. sPL'uni l:!.i:l Sulphuric Acid.11.01 Equivalent to ('??"> Sulphate oP'Limo. Sulphate of I'otash.. . SO Sulphate of Soda. 3.ft0 Sand.ll.'W On the strength of these results I am glad to oertifv to tha superiority of tho CAR0V LINA FERTILIZER, examined. C. 17. SIIEPARIK JTr. Wc wiU font?*!! this eAeeJlent FBRTlit^Eii to Plar-trrs n.ul others at 16(1^ per ton of 2,000 pounds, Cil'XX *ST; TS7ILLlA?irS & CO., F ACTOR S. nov 0?im FURNITURE, CHAIR MID SOFA W A. K "JE HO OM8. DANIEL H. SIL?0X, 17^ 177, AND 170 KlNti-STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED ASSOdATMIffifyt ^ of Cabinet Furniture, of the latest and most approved styles, '.rhi.!. Sievfivraai piroaa ? inch cannot fail to please, consisting, in part, of: !*.ico Sots of l'AR LOR and4.'HA>H4*ii? , URNITPKK. Readslead'., Rurcaus, U astistands :iud Wauh^ibea,,Mahogany und Wahn? i)f?s, Tete-a-Tetes, Chairs. Ana Chaiw, Rockiug Chhtrs, Wuat.nw?, Sota ri bles. Marble and Mahogany Topjr, Secretary und IVv.k l ?se?, etc. A1 COTTAOE Si'.TS of cvei v desciipii o. Also K I j A K rr i v s i > o x o; i^: Without a rival-lor l.l.\( kV. EOO?<>i?V, l?L 1: Alii LIT V and HEALTH r I LNESS, in ftU K Wit FU Sofas Epholatery. The best Asa>oi(nietit ever oilvred in this Market. H.'?UuuD.S CAltEtTLlA PACKED FOR MIIPI'INO. may 1 ? Vim