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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-11-17
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The subscriber placed into hands on Sun
day the 22d August, last, letter enclosing
a One Hundred Dolla Bill Of the Bank Sof
the State Of South Carolina. The Bill id
been torn in two and either pinned together
or pasted. In the same Letter was enclcsrd
an execution on Thomas Boone on which m
assignment was ,madeiby him to John II. l)iy-
inssalsoS an account of McDuncan against
john III. Dixin for sSl75 Of which account WIS
receipted by 4 McDuncan. The letter was
sealod md directed to John H.Dixin Bish,r.,
vile. The money and papers were ;enclcscd
in'the preaence of w. r. fSpann; and Sven
son Sanders, and delivered to Swepsons San
ders in the presence of William r. Spann,
with particular charge to 'SWepson Sanders
not to loose tho letter and contents an SI
charged him several times in the presence Gfl
w. i. Spann, to be very careful of the letter,
which he promised. faithfully to deliver to ~
II. Dixon. 1t is said the letter. was lost by
Swepson Sanders on his way from his fathers;
to John II. DiHons. All the Banks and ind
viduals who, may receive Bill of said lie.
scription. will please investigate when III.
person received the Bill would give a
reasonable Reward for the money and papers.
and will give the whole of tile money if a
discovery is made that the letter was broken
open and the money taken from it; for am
determined to bring the person guilty 10 such
punishment as the laws of South Carolina
provides in such cases. " @
WM. III. BOWEN.
Sept. Id, 1917. Il st
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SHERIF'.FIy'S ALES.

BY virtue Of sundrys Executions Ia me ais
rrected, will offer for Sale at Sumter Court
House, on the first Monday and the day fol-
loving, in December next, within athe legal
shours of sale, to the highest bdder!for Cash,
the following Real Property. Purchaserssto
pay for Ttles.ss 4. &. Essss,s-s
One tract. of Sll6 ssacres of
Land in Claremont, adjoining lands Of B.
Moody, saml. J. Murry, and Others, levied
upon as tho property w. -. Atkinsoli, at the
suit OF Burrel Moody and John B. Miller
One tract of16l2 acres of
: Land in Claremont, adjoining lands Of Jos.
5. Bossard, Est of J. Allen andsNVm. Ross,
levied upon as the property Of; VIM. Ross, at
the suit of John B. Miller.
4 THOS:E J. WILDER, s. S., D. /
Novsl5,1S47.
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I.%1 i W w GOODS.

The subscriber IS new receiving from New
York, ios.on, and III !anc!ph 4, a beautiful
ana well selected assortment OF Dry Goods,
LEoccTe es, llardw"rc, Cutlery, Boots, Shoes,
LAS, Caps, Sadncgy, Stationery, Con!cction-
ary, Pcrlnmcry, Cigars, &c. &c.
as there was no pains spared in selecting
Goods OF the la,cs; style and buying them for
tnsh entirely, the subscriber is satisfied that
he can sell them as cheap rs they can be had
IN Charleston, or any other market in the
state. Persons wishing TO buy Goods would
find it to their interest, to call and examine
this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J. II. SOLOMONS.
Agent for r. SoLoMoNs.
At the store formerly occupied hv ID. Solo
mons, 3 doors above the Court House.
Sept. l5 lSNl7. 4G If
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HEAD QUARTERS.

GENERAL ORDER
The blood of our own Palmetto Regiment,
has been poured out in Mexico, in vindica-
ton Of the honor, and in prosecution of the
rights OF our common country Col. Butler,
Lieut.. Col. Dickinson, Licuts. Adams, VIII
liams. Moragne, Cantey, Stcen, and many
more OF our gallant sons have fallen glorious
ly. 10 rise no more. The wounds of the few
Survivors are still bleeding,-they have won
for themselves mperishablc fame. and
wrea:hed around the brow of the Palmetto
State, laure!s which cannevcr fade.
In honor Of the noble dead, the General
Officers, the Field and 'S:aii,, and Company
Officers OF the State, Will join His Excellen-
cy, the CoInnander-n-C Chief in their tribute
OF respect, by wearing Grape on the let arm
for thirty days, from the 22njl instant.
Officers commanding Divisions, arc charg.
ed with the extension OF this order
by order of the Comlnander-in-clicf.
j. w. CANTEY,
Adjutant and Inspector General
Nov 12 3 II
1JAll papers in the State will publish un-
til 22Sd inst
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lFLOOK HERE n

e, The subscriber h7s jus. returned from
tl!&s the North with n full and well sccc tod
sock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, and all
kini o. IEWELRV. Also, PISTOLS, Fine
CUTLERY, lERFUMTEY, TOYS and
hnick fnGcscrics OF every description.
The above stock is tla largest ;h1t has
Arcr been offered in Sumtervi!.c. Has Lecn
selected with great care, and cannot fail TO
please
Purchasers may expect TO find great bar
gains for Cash.
The subscriber returns his grcatful ac-
acknowledgements Tor past lavors, and so!c!ts a
rcacwa! OF patronage.
FREEMAN lIOYT.
Snmtc-vi!lo, Sept. ~, 1917. 4Gly
\. b-C'o.,fs, Watches, and JewcIry re-
paired rs ..si!n!.
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Limited H'aTffscyss,Yy,

Tho subscribers hereby give notice that
upon the l6'h day Of October 1SI7, they en-
tered into Coparincrshp under the name
and finn Of CHISHOLM g. McLIURIN.
Tor The transaction in the Village of Sumter
yillc SO. Ca, OF general Cash Mercantile
business. The said firm consisting of An
gus On sho!m e. Daniel B. McLaurin, gene
raj phrt1crs' and Isaac James Chandler, spc-
clal par .ncr, who has contributed TO the COM
mon s:o;k the sum OF Sl500 co, MS his pro-
portion of the capital thereof, and who will
be entitled to receive onc-ihird of the profits
which shall be realized and gaincd in the
transaction of the said Mercantile business !.
ard that the said Cora,tncrship will termi.
nate upon tn, first day Of October a. d.
lS40. A.CHJSUOJ
D. b, McLAURIN,
J. CHANDLER
'cEr'' e, le41. 81 6w
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

Smoked Salmon, Tongues and Beef;
Picked do Markcrcl and Tongues
Sardincs, Holsters, anchovics, capcrs, olives.
pickles;
Imitation English aud Northern cheese, mac
c1roni.
Crushed and loaf sugar; assorted brown do.
Rio and Old Java coffee; supefilc hyson
and gun-powaer teas; n. Or cans and West
India Mo.ass2s: hlli barrels Northern Flour:
CHAMPAGNE AND LIQUORS..
Baskets champagne, of superior brands;
Chunpe and other cor,!iais best French
Braniy, vintage 1908; sup. sherry and ma
te'ra wines; tencr ifb and malaga wines; old
Scotch and monongahela whskcv; jamaica
and Northern Rum; Holland Gin (very od),
Old Peach ANA Apple Brandy; Old Port wine,
very superior; o.gpat, ginger, ras pbciry. lem
on ani other syr,lps.
PRESERVES.
West India Preserved ginger; Yves, India
preserved pine Apples; lines, peaches, plums
and choir s. Fresh pruncs, currants, ciiron
ScgaEs.
Butterfly, Diam, Rcgnlia, Gold Leaf,
Charleston, Crown Earlc, and various other
approved brands. just received, and for sale
by S. Is. LEVY.
Camden S. c., Nov Is, 1917. 3 If
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public generally that they have Just received
from New York and PHILADELPHIA 4said VIII
sell onfas reasonable terna sasS they can bb
obtained Sany where in This market largo
and splendid assortment Of !, 9 \. ,
FdNCYAND STAPLE DR. YGOODS,
suitable for the Fall Trade, consisting of
Masiins, Cambrics, Calicoes, Linens,s Shirt
:ings, ,Sheetings and Homespuns;; Broad-
cloths, Satinots, Twecds and Jenns, Negro
cloths, Blankets, &c. of every description
Also, large assortment of Hats and Caps,
Boo:s and Shoes, Stationery, Saddlery, Bag
glng, Rope and TWine; Hardware, Cutlery,
Groceries, &c. &c. of fEthe most approved
quality. Persons wishing to make purcha-
ses will do well, to call and examine for
themselves ,;. e Y;
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Plantations GOy sale CA Rsaf.
t5sA Creek.

The subscriber offers for sale his plantation
on Rattin creek, containing about six hun
drcd acres, one half of which is cleared and
in good order for cultivation. Ii is situated
near tho Camden Branch OF the South Car
olina Rail Road, four miles from Boykin's
mills, and the same from two other mills, and
twelve from Camden. On the premises is a
comfortable dwelling and all necessary out
buildings. 1t has fine water, and is OF unex-
coptonablo health. For information by let
ter, address the subscriber at Camden.
y. NJ. HERIOT.
Ge7t. IS. IS 3na
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llO The Public. ana {ojis {ji saw !,
I'D u IL s.4SYNlyEFE a

'Hhs lg' gubssrlbs wing pure chasea 81 wv.
g. q EslaI1pR ghta to Sumter District nfS Hosch.
kiss eftical Reaction WHEELS foY Saw
Mills, and other Mac hinery, and having test
ed themfully to my satis ton and Il fha
satisfaction of all who have deem them, L now
offer thcln to the Public. gI viii warrant
tllem TO- double the capacity af any Afill sor
hlachinery on any other plan, wi III one third
less water. Any persons wishing to purchase
individual rights or wishing the improy
made, on very reasonable terms, will apply by
letter to Mechanicsyille, ((post paid) where (
will be promptly attended to,
+A ss.s NJ. &. SETTER.
: 81 2% July II, 1872. SO 8m
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SIIERIFF'S SALES.

BY virtue of sundry Executions to me d.
rected, will be sold at Sumter Court House,
on the first Monday and day following in De-
Icember next, within tho legal hours of sale,
t9 The highest bidder. for Cash, the following
Personal Property. Purchasers to pay for
Titles
,liNegro, levied on as the pro-
perty of r NJ. Bracey, at the suit of Il. B.
Cain and s. S. Farrar.
Household Furniture, consist
ting Of Beds, Bed-clothcs, Mattresses, Bed
ysteads, Sc. &C.. also, Kitchen Furniture,
levied on Us the property Of J. l. DuBosc, at
the suit of Joel Stevenson, Stevenson g.
Walker, VIM. Ncttles, ct. al. To be sold ut
DEFENDANTS residence on Tuesday, 7th De-
Gender. S}
! Negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of a. B. Brailsford, at the suit of JOS
Lawton and;Jas. B. Richardson, admr. ~
Negro, levied on as the pro-
pertyof Jas. Ray, at the suit Of Jas. Lowry.
Negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of 0. S. Rccs, at the suit Of CT.
Haskill.
8 Negroes, levied on as the
property of 'rhos. D. Sumter, at the suit of
Rosser e. Ingram, and Bank OF So Ca.
l Negro, levied on as the pro-
perty of John E. Bronson, at the suit oI Il.
Z. Yates @
THOS. J. WILDER S. S. D.
Nov. Is, 1s47. 3 81.
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4. Gu RE FOR rs 3
.HA r DE- ID LlIL

B B SMALL PROFITS RDR5 CASH
The subscriber is now receiving large and
general assortment OF. New Goods; viz:
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery,
Carpenters Tools,, Crockery; Shoes and
Boots, Hats, Caps and Bonnets; Az
READ Y MADE CLOTHING. eES.
Coats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, Fine Black Cloaks
&c. &c; Candiestassorted;
BAGGING AND. ROPE;
Tobacco, segars, &c.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
! Violins. Guitars, Flutes, &c; and also, Sc
looted dElOtof Italian Violin and Guitar strings,
and great many Fancy Articles too tedious
to mention. All OF which, will be sold low
for cash. ,,j.g
Estsitcr, sc.
Il 3 kits Mountain Butter
6bushnls Cranberries.
--ALSO-
5000 lbs. slaughtered Dry Hides.
L. B. HANKS.
sE Opposite China's Hotel.
Nov. IS, 1s47. q If
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Cd u Hs III ID u = r. +.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and tue public in general, that he has
fitted out house as a RES'TAURAT. oppo-
site Matthcson's store, and between Davis's
Hotel and Boyd's Hotel, where will be found
Eatables of the best kind the market can af-
ford. Alsc Planted Oysters-all of which
will he served up in the best style. The
Bar is furnished with Liquors and Cigars, Of
the best quality.
The subscriber having long experience
in the business, hopes, by strict attention, to
merit an equal share f.public patronage.
JAMES G. M'KENNA
Camden, Nov.3, 1S47. 3 If
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LADIES' FANCY STORE!

The subscribers have just opened a hand
some assortment of Fancy Millinery Goods
consisting Of the latest styles of Bonncts
and Flowers; Plaid and Ombra Shaded
Ribbons. Also, a handsome assortment Of
Dress Goods: consisting of Plaids, Plain and
Figured Silks, Tarlton Plaids and Raw Silks.
They thank the public for their past pa
tronage, and solicits continuance.
Dress-making done in the latest styles.
HULBURT g. flanagan.
October 27th 1S47. SO st
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PLANTATION FOR SALE,

Near Providence and Bradford Springs.
The subscriber offers his Plantation between
Providence and Bradford Springs, for sale.
1t contains Eleven Hundred and Fifty
Ql5O) acres; about $50 cleared; the rest
well tlmbered. good dwelling House and
the necessary plantation buildings This
place combines, i'll an eminent degree, the
advantages OF health, good land, and good
water. a purchaser might "go further and
fare worse'
J. w. BROWNFIELD.
Sept. 90, lS47. 4S ct
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NOTICE.

!. Inc subscriber having taken possession OF
the personal Estate OF Benjamin r. Hodge,
9eceaseG' ms derelict. The creditors OF sa.d
deceased, will therefore hand their demands
TO me for payment
w. LEWIS, O. 6. D.
Sept 8, lot7. 4S tf
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NOTICE.

There will be petition prcrented to the
Leg stature at It's next session, to discontinue
as Public Road lending from Lawsor's Ford
TO 'he great Savannah, commonly known as
the Hopper Road. s -
Clarendon CO., Aug. 8, lS47. AZ l4t
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ID. j.. WIN IN,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
One door oborc NcLca,,'s 0ld
Store

Respectfully returns his thanks to the citi-
Scns OF this District, for the encouraging pa
trouage they have thus far given him since
his commencement in business.
lie Is now receiving and opening very
FINE STOCK OF GOODS
in his line, which he proposes to sell and
make up upon equality, OIL ;ls good terms as
any IN the place. AL persons wishing 10
nave work done, are respectfully solicited TO
give hlm call, before purchasing elsewhere,
ton.
ssumteryillc, Oct. 20, 1si7. 81 If
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NEW FALL GOODS AT THE
CAMDEN BAZAAR.
M. EslaUCHAEsss & co.

NH. Lsia Q VEA kI sS d GU
ARE now receiving from the North, a very
large and splendid assortment OF Reasonable
Goods, contisting in part of, Cloths, Cassi-
ncrcs, 'Sattnes Ves,ings, Linens, Sccarls,
Cravats and Stocks-plain, figured and strip
ell Alpaccas, and other desirable Goods for
Indies Dresses: Also, a splendid variety OF
Callcocs and chntzes, and the very best and
cheapest assortment OF Bleachcd and Brown
MusIins in tho Town.
The above Goods have been selected with
the greatest care, expressly for the Crmden
Market, and having been purchased on the
most advantageous terms [ior CASH. will he
sold at very small advance on the Northern
cost. ~
Also Large Stock Of
>, HARDWARE Groceries, Bagging Rope,
Twnc, Boots and Shoes
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TO THE PUBLIC.

From notice in the Sumter Banner, dated
September 18th, Captain w. II. Bowen, evi-
IDENTITY lntimates, and wishes the public to be-
icvc, that my son, Swcpson Srndcrs, Ga youth
OF sixteen years Of agc,) broke open and
took from letter, he had entrusted to his
care, for Mr.. John II. Dixon, one hundred
dollar bill, The annexed certificate, from
gentleman, who was with my son, from the
time he left my house, until the letter was
lost, deem sufficient to show, that his nsin-
uations, were altogether groundless. Mr..
John Dixon, the gentleman with whom my
son was boarding, at the time, for the purpose
of going 10 school, had no suspicion, but that
ihc letter was lost, by accident or the care
iessness Incident TO youth. II Captain Bo-
wen, had adGertsed the letter, without en-
dearoT'ns 10 injure the reputation Of my son,
and the money could not have been recover
ed, would not have hcsitated, to make good
the amount.
Nov. .l2, 1917. JOHN SANDERS.
do certify that in the latter part Of Augnst
last, left the house of Mr.. John Sanders in
company with his son, Swepson Sanders, RI
Ding III buggy together After going some
thirteen or fourteen miles, Swcpson Sanders
exclaimed have lost letter containing mo-
ney for Mr.. Dixon We Immediately turncI
back, and rode until after night came on,
without heing able to find the letter. | then
proposed to S. Sanders, to return back to my
fathers and 70 back carly in the morning in
search OF the letter. He did SO, and as he
informed me, could hear nothing of it. am
confident the letter was lost accidentally, as
saw It in the possession Of S. Sanders, a
short distance alter we LEFT his fathers house.
Z1MMERhIAN STTICKV
Nov. IL, lS47. If
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FOR SALE.

An excellent and we'll finished PIANO in
perfect order Also, first rte SULKEY
AND HARNESS Of Reynolds make, ver y
little used. Tho terms will be liberal and
accommodating. Apply to
A. J. NOSES.
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Nsr.aI.ai tsrs. EgasscI's Board
EEag school mt
COLU NlBIA, S. c..

This school will be re-opend in the large
ana co;nnoiiis building, OPT os tc the Episco-
pal Church, on the sesoAl Monday in No
venbcr next.
TERMS PER QUARTER.
hoar:, including al items, $50 90
distraction in Spelling and Reading, 8 90
The above with Writing and Ari,h.
mctc, ~ Cc
The above with Grammar, Gcogra-
ply and History, I2 OC
ne thove with liIsEer Branches, 10 OC
French, German, ana Latin, each Is OC
.'iaao and Guitar, each Is OC
Harp, 30 m
tsc Of Piano and Guitar, each, , O(
Use OF the Harp, S W
Drawing and Painting, II OC
Competent teachers in each Of the above
studies arc engaged.
Madame FEUGAs from Charleston Will give
course OF dancing lessons at our house du.
ring November and Docclnber--terms Sl2
Mrs. HAssELL gives every day Singing
lesson FREQ OF charge.
The young ladies' rooms will be supplied
with fire.
Parlour boarlors can be admitted.
Payment in advance from the time OF ad.
mit'aucc, but none for less than one quarter
The Hon. Chancellor HARPER, the Hon
p. BUTLER, DR.. LABoRDE of the 8. C. Col.
lcge and Mrs Nj. c. lzARD in Columbia, hay.
ing sent their daughters to Mrs. HAssELL d !.
ring the last two years, have been kim
enonghto allow their names as references.
Sept. %, 1917. AZ If
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DARLINGTON AND GADSDEN
(v1A5 suMTERvILLE.
l. i n e o f STAG ES.

ME subscriber begs leave to inform the
Public that, on Monday, 4th October, he will
commence running Iloo Horse HACK,
between Sumterville and Darlington c.. IT.,
on the following days, viz
Leave Sumtervillc on Monday, at g A. M.
Y P. M. ~
Z, Leave Darlington G.. II. on Tuesday 6 A.
NJ and arrive at 5umterville same day, at 7
Leave Sumterville on Wednesday at 6 A.
Al. and arrive at Darlington C. Fl. same day
at 7 p. M. 90 >
Leave Darlington c. II. on Thursday at g
a. NJ. and arrive at Suntervile same day at
7P. NJ. Ea a., - 80
BY this arrangement persons Travelling
on this line from Darlington, will be detained
but one night in Srmterville. as the Stare
leaves here on Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, and arrives at Gadstlen in time for the
evening train of Cars to Columbia. s;ss q
UTE route will be supplied with care
full Driver, good horses and a comfortable
Coach.
P. NJ. BUTLER.
Oct l, 1S47. 40 III 81
IL The Charleston Courier and Cherau
Gazette. miH publish once neck until forbid
and send taeir accounts to this Office for pay-
ment. sS -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.
IN EQUITY.
Slrnh T Bradley of nj

Sarah ]. Bradley ct. al.
G. Stevens ct. al.
Will be sold at Sumter Court House on the
first Monday in December next, and if not
then sold will be offered at each subsequent
sale day until sold.
A tract Of land of three hundred and fifty
acres situated near Bishopyile being lands OF
the children of D. S. Bradley decd
TO be sold at the risk of the former pur-
ch2ser. t4u
Terms Of sale-Cash
BY order Of the Court,
JOHN B. MILLER, Comr.
Sumterville, Nov, 1917. 24t
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CHARLES F. PITT,
No. l2 Commerce street,

No. l2 Commerce street,
DO AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, rs.
WHITE LEAD, in Oil, gag:
SOAP, Brown, Yellow and Fancy, sesE
CANDLES, Oliver Hyde & Co.'S make, -. s
GROUND SPICES and CHOCOLATE, s-s-
SALARETUS and STARCH, ~ saSS
PICKLING VINEGAR, tr.ss .'- s.
TIN PLATE and BAR LEAD, J<sS
oct 10 If ...lr.,s.tH-st
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BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Par palue Of Stocks-and prices asked and offered.
Prepared FoR LYFoRD's PRICE CURRENT.
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SD. WALKER.
Tobacco, Western Produce andGeneral Commits
sion Merchant,
No.54S. Gaystreet Baltimore.
MANUFACTURE TOBACCO.ofva
1vl rious brands and qualities, always on had, at
the lowest market prices.
Kentucky and Missouri LEAF TOBACCO,su
able for the Trade or Shippers
500, 900 SEGARS, Canones, Cazadores, Principe
Cabanas, and other brands
I 81, 900 AIexand ria Sc ars, : in case o. 5000
New York MACABOY SNUFF, in Jars Of 10 to
90 lbs, atfactory prices je29
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BALTIMORE BANKS.

Open at 9c'clock, A. M. and close at
p. M.-Te dfscountdays are:
UnionBk ofMaryland-M ond. &Thurs'
Bank II q altim IRE -Tuesday& Friday.
Farm ers' & Planters Mond. & Thurs
Franklin Bank-Monday. ss
Merchants'-Tuesday and Friday.
Marine-Thursday.
Mechanics Wednesday & Saturday.
Farmers & Merchants'-Mon. & Thurs.
Western Tuesday and Friday.
Commercials Farm .rs'-Tues. 4 Fri.
Chesapeake-Tuesday.
Baltimore Savings-every day.
r. P. Savings lnstitutioa-Tucs. Sri.
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HANCOCK & MANN'S
A ID A M TINE CANDL L 8

TENHESE beautiful CANDLES possess the under
IL mentioned advantages over others, in the fol
lowing respects: From their extreme hardness
purity they will not melt under 1860, whilst was
melts under $40. They free from any unpeas.
ant smell whatever, and require snuffng, and
warranted free from arsenic any other deeteriou,
Candles, and their moderate in comparison
render them article hig deserving the attention
of Merchants and Shippers generally.
For sale by our Agents in all the principalcities
of the Union, and
sel3 Commercial Buildings, corner of
Lombard and Frederick sfs.
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CHEMICALS, &c.

CHEMICALS, &C.
TIME subscribers are manufacturing, and have
IL for sale at the lowest factory prices.
ALUM, CHROME YELLOW,
EPSON SALTS, GREEN,
COPPERAS, YELLOW OCHRE,
TARTARIC ACID, SP. BROWN,
PRUSS. POTASH, VEN. RED,
ri. CHROM POTASH, ROLL BIRTHSTONE,
OIL VITRIOL, AQUA FORTS.
MURIATIC ACID, REID BORAX,
WHITE LEAD, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, &c
Also, 5000 bushels BONE DUST; 5000 bush. AM
NAL CHARCOAL, and l0, 900 lbs. NITRATE
SODA, for Farmers.
WIN. TREGO & BRO,
~ Light street. Sd door S. of Lombard.st.
mar ID Baltimore.
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VAN BRUNT & ADAMS,
Lering tonstreet ,oppositethe Market House,
... BALTIM ORE,
N EEP constantly on hand and for Sale, at the
N lo,uest market prices, general assortment of
superior PROVISIONS: such Mess, No. |,
and Prime BEEF and PORK; extra MESS BEEF,
in half barrels for Family use; BACON-Hams,
Sides, Shoulders and Joies. ..-
90 constant supply Of their much admired
SUGAR-CURED HAMS-LARD in barrels and
kegs; SMOKED BEEF; SMOKED and PICKLED