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Council Chamber,
JANUARY 10Th. 1851.

JANUARY TJIN, 1901.
'nRDERED. that the Recorder !.iv'no'ice through
" the Camder. Jonrna ia, the Books for The COL
Iectidn of the Town Taxes will le opened on ,hr first
d,v Of February, aud closed by the last DAY M The
sam" month. Executions will he iSsuch against all
persny,s who do not pay their Taxes within that time
Extract from the Minnlcs)
Ian 90, J. X. WITHERSPOON, Recorder
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Notice.

'1-uE COMMISSIONERS OF TIIE POOR having
l. purchased land, desIro TO have Six Log Houses
Dul.L Per-uns wishing To offer l"r tie work, VIII
cal the HndrrslgGCd for spccicn''olls. Inc con-
rn. will u" gwen ',Hl tnr '''l Monday III MaIc'i
next riy urdrr the Braru
Jau. 2n,-iduf W. HNGliSON. Sect
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NOTICE,

TN pursuance of Orders from Head Quarters" mn
J. election for Major General to command lie Bird
Division S. c. NJ. vice Gen. Hugh r. Aiken resign
cd is hereby ordered to be held at Sumter on WE'D:
NESDAY. the 25th February next Maj John I.
Green and Capt. r. C. Webb are hereby appointea
Managers to conduct said election Polls to be OPEN
cd at IL o'clock, A. N. and'close al o'clock.P. NJ.
COZ. THOMAS VI. BAKER
Il. TAYLOR, Adjr 5th Reg't Ctas'ry S. .. N.
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REAT LUCK!! GREAT @LUCKlt
~ Gao 5On SlTnI

\ In the Grand Consolidated Lottery, Extra Glass
Tone, (Havana Plan,) the above handsome Prize was
ssold by T. q. Hubbard Co, Baltimore, follows:
0ns half was sent to Virginia. one quarter to Boston;
! one eighth to Cincnnati one eighth to New York.
The cash is ready for, the fortunate holders.
The Havana Plan lotteries have become the popu-
lar Lotteries of the day. Every Prize is drawn out,
aud consequently when the Tick els all sold every
Prize must be sold.
The next drawing takes place in Baltimore city
February %; Capital Prize 1000. Tickets $40.
Order eariy-address T. II. HUBBARD CO..
Baltimore, authorized agents for the Managers.
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Clothing.

TUST received large and handsome assortment OF
u Business Coats and Vests &C., &C. which will DO
sold low. Please examine before purchasing
octl4 W. ANDERSON
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For Colds.

CNUM Lozcnges, Injubo Paste, Wistars Balsam OF
" Wild Cherry Ayers Cherry Prctoral, Hastings
Syrup Naptha, Bryans Pu'monic Waters.
For sails at WORKMAN'S DRUG STORE
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Winter Goods,

WILL he offered at reduced prices 10 max" way
w for a Spring Stock during This month. at the
"Od Corner" T. ". BONNEY. :.
Feb 4 IT,
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Proposals
New Books.

NEW GRANADA; Twenty months in the Andes,
IN by Isaac F. Hofon. 49,.
by Arthur P. Stanley.
Ivors, In vols. by Miss Sewell.
Bouvier's Familiar Astronomy.
Darby's Botany Of the Southern States. y
Alcotts Lectures on Life and Health
Olioua, and other Poems-Caldwell
Natalie and Madeleine; Kavanagh.
Daisy Burns, ,.
Selections for Sabbath Reading and Brief Misceila'
neous Reading, Morabau Religious
Public Prayer-comped from the authorized for
mularies OF worship Of the Presbyterian Church.
Bibles Prayer Books and Tessaments
Feb. II, y. n. iooN"'
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Watches. JeweIry, &c.

NEW and varied stock Of Jewelry, Of every
N description, just received from n. y. OF the
latest STYLES. ALSO Silver Knives Forks Spoons, plain
and Fancy patterns }. A. YOUNG.
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Elnbroideries.

INLEG ANT Lace Sets and Collars.
T. Worked Muslin and Cambric Setts d Coils
Linen Breakfast Sets und Collars,
Worked Muslin and Cambria Bands
Worked aud PLAIN L. c. lldkfs,
Edginss, lnsertng,' &c.. &c, &c.
For sale by W. ANDEkSON
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF
THE AGE,
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

e
THIS astonishing and uneq,iaFed preparation turns
L hair bhck to its original color after having he
come gray and renstaes it in all its original health,
lustre, sofness and beauty; removes at once, dan.
drufr from, the scalp ard all unpleasant itching, as
well as all cutaneous Tnptions, such as Scald Head
&c, and hence creates perfectly healthy state Of the
Scalp by aching stimuant and tonic to the organs
necessary tosuppy coloring matter to the hair. and
completely restores them to theft original Yigor and
strength, and thus prevents all tendency TO become
gray 1t also prevents the har from becoming unheai-
thy and falling off, and brings it out where it is gone
by resusctang the organs necessary to supply nuri-
ment. health and coorng matter and hence acts
perfect Hair Tnvigorator and Tonic.
This preparation contains no alcoholic stimulant no
essential OIL nor one unhealthy drug does not color
the hair but acts upon the secretIons and sccret'o
organs, supply tho former with The necessary
cooring matter and npon the latter SO completely res.
tore their impaired or lost functions.
For sale by +. L. ZEMP, Agent
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CLOTHING! !!
Family Groceries, &C..

Macketel, Brown; White, Clarified. and Crushed
Sugars. Java and Rio Coffee. Hyson' Gunpowder and
Black Tea put up in 4'a. and Pound packages, Pep.
per. Spice, Ginger Cinnamon. Clayesi &c. :,
heavy stock of Hardware, and Cutlery. A fine
and well selected stock of CrookerX Tin and Glass
Ware, all who wish Bargains will do well to give US
call. Our motto is @quirk sales and short profits"
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.

M DRUCKER & co: would respectfully invite
xls the attention Of their old friends and thePubhe
gensrsHy.to tieir La RGE AND WE'LL SELECTED
STOCK of FALL and WINTER GOODS, which is
now complete in every department ! Our Stock cod
ssts in part of asplendid assortment Of, "a = .,p'
DeLaines Cashmercs. Poplins, English and French
Meruo's, Worsted Plads Plaid Flannels, Plain and
Solid Colored Sack Fannels, English and American
Prints Black and Colored Alpaccas and Bombazues.
Silks. ~.
Black and Colored Dress Silks some beautiful Plaid
Silks Silk Tissues, Florence and Morceline Silks.
Dress trimmings. D.
a beautiful assortment Of Dress Trimmings consist:
ing OF Moire Antique, Plush, Moss, Chenille, Black
and Goloted Velvet, Fringe Tapes, Braids, &C., TO
which we invite the particular attention Of the Ladies
Embroidery.
A very handsome lot Of Muslin and, Cambria Col
lars, Muslin and Cambria Bands, Edgings and Insert;
ings, Chemizettcs, Sleeves uemstclcd Handkerchief
Mourning Collars, &c
CIOaks and Talmas.
A large assortment Of Ladies' Cloaks and .Talma.,
Shawls &C., which cannot be surpassed in style ard
beauty.
For Gents Wear.
A fine stock of Broadcloths, Cadet Cloth, Cassi.
meres sattine,s, CABINETS Oxford Mixed, Kantneky
Jeans Sc. Z
Negro Cloths. -,
very heavy stock oi Kerseys Plain and Plaid
Lnseys, Georgia Plains and Country LlEseya
D0mcstics..
Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Slirtings
Beaohed and Brown Drllings, Canton Flannels, Long
Cloths, Pillow Case and Irish Linen Also, a fne
stock of Linen Table Cloths Linen Towelling Bird
Eye and Cotton Diapers; Worsted Table Covers, &C. '
CLOTHING! ~
A VERY superior stock Of Fall and Winter Cotn..
ing. for Men, Youths and Boys, among which may be
found Fine Black Cloth Dress Coats Oyercoats Bus-
ness Coats of various sizes and qualities also Pants
and Vests Of the latest style All those in want Of
such articles will something. we feel confident
that we will not fail to suit them in style price. and
quality. Aso Linen Bosom Shirts. Lanbs.wool and
Meriuo Uudershiris Net Drawers Silk Cadsrshirts 30
Family Groceries, &C., -.
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Rich Schemes for February, 1857

r. FRANCE CO., Managers.
GRAND CONsoLID ATED LOTTERY OF MARY
IAND.-Class D-To be drawn SATURDAY,
February o. in Baltimore. Maryland. Drawn under
the superintendence of the State Commissioners.
ALL PR1zEs-Each and every ticket ir this Lottery
will be prize, for all those tickets without drawn
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ne R RIM G'S
PATENT sGEAMPI0N
FRE.PROOF SAFES. =:

PATIENT 0EAMPI0N
FIRE-PROOF SAFES. Sc;
WITH HALLS PATENT POWDER.PROOF
w LOCKS-the same that were awarded separate
Medals at the Worlds Fair London, 1851, and the
Worlds Fair, New York, 1853; and are the only
American Safes that were awarded medals at the
Worlds Fair.
These Safes are now admitted 70 be superior to
any ever offered to the public and the subscribers
challenge the world to produce instance Of these
Safes falling to preserve their contents through the
hottest ires or burglar picking The lock-
The subscribers and their agents are the only per-
sons authorized 10 make and sch Herring's Patent
Champion Safes with Halls Patent Powder-Proof
Locks.
S. C. HERRING 4 co,
Green Block, l35, 1877 AMI l39 Water ST,
and Murray St, New York.
Agent in S Carolina Henry H. Williams
Feb. 3-3m Clarl lesion, South Carolina.
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HEAVY
AND
FANCY GROCERIES.
TVNHE subscriber has just received, and s opening
Il well selected Stock of HEAVY aud FANCY
GROCERIES, to which the attention of purchasers i:
invited. His Stock consists in part as follows:-
HEAVY GROCERIES.
n. O., P. R. and Muscoyado Sugars
Crushed, Pulverized and Loaf do.
NO, Muscovado and W. /. Molasses.
q. Rio. Laguira Old Gov. Java Coffee,
Bacon Sides, Hams, and Shoulders
No. /, 2& Mackerel in Kits Hs.
Salt Lard, Goshen and L. y. Cheese.
Pine Apple do. Soap, Starch. Pepper
Allspice. Ginger, Maccaroni, Indigo,
Copperas, SallGratus, and Soda
Powder, Shot, Lead, &C., &C., &c
FANCY GROCERIES.
Assorted Candies, "a choice 1ot0
Brandy Fruits-Peaches, Pears, &c.
Cove Oysters Lobsters aud Shad,
Prunes Cnrrants Citron, Juubc Paste
Almonds. L. Walnu,s, Brazil and Pc
can Nuts Walnut t. Topato Catsnp
Or, Hall, & Whole Boxes Mr. Raisins,
Do do do do Layers do.
Sardnes, Salmon, Capers, Olives Pep.
per Sauce, Pickles, In Jars bols-
English and American, Mustard, in
Bottles and Boxes-Am'n Eng.
WINES AND LTQuoRsr
Rcctified. and Old Bourbon Whisky, - .
Old Monongahela and Pttsburg' Rye, E..
Russ" Aromatic Schnapps,
n. f. 4 jamaica Rum; {
French Peach. and Apple Brandy
Old Madeira, Port, Sherry and Malaga Vines.
lIe;dsick and Belly Cart Salmon Champagne.
"H,bbert's" London Porter,
Elements" Scotch A .
White Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Rio Hoado-No d 2, Consolation,
Palmetto, Morera, Opera, Trabaco,
and Sabina Brands of Cigars. 60.
Fine Chewing Tobacco,
Super. do in small Fancy Boxes,
Common Chewing and Smoking do.
With varied supply Of FRESH WEST INDIA
FRUITS, always on hand all of which will be sold
low for cash. or to punctua customers on short time.
Oct. % w. f. PERRY.
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Woods Hair Restorative,
vV'ISE'S' Hair runc, Jayne's do, Lyons kathalr
W on Bauy's Tricopherons Bears Grease, and
PonaGe III large variety fresh and good, may be had
al -'s.'' WORKMAN'S DRUG STORE
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Administrators Notice.

4 LII persons having demands against the Estate q
N Tlos. Stover decd, are hereby notified that
they must be presented within three months from
this date otherwise this notice will lie plead in bar of
payment W. >. SIo' Er'' A"!n l.
.gu. 20. 3m'
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Rouse Keepers

Rouse Keepers
TN want OF Pure Saltpetre. Black, Red and Long
| pepper English Mustard. Olive OIL "Ne Plus Vi,
tra Y eatt Powder Sup. Carb Soda, Sal fIraus, Gin
nauon, 'Alspce. Mace, Nutmegs Ginger, Rose Water,
Flsvoriug Extracts, &C., &c, will find them all at
go. % J f. DELAYS
Feb. s.-4t. One Door Below Masonic Hall.
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." FIRE INSURANCE.
JAMES III. TAYLOR, Insurance Agt.

JAMES III, TAYLOR, insurance Agt.
CHARLESTON s. c.,
rs prepared to Insure against loss by Fire Build
j incs Fnrni'ure. Stock Of Goods. Cotton aud Mcr.
chandse on the most favourable in either Homo
or Foreign Offices Blank applications furnished for
Camden by VI. D. MCDONALD.
Nov. Is, II ly.
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Catnip.

TNHE great dcsideratum for Gholioy Children. Just
i received at WORKMAN,S. DRUG SrORR.
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REMOVAL.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

WE would inform the citizens of Kershaw and The
w adjoining Districts, that our constantly i'cress
ing business has eomI ellOd our removal from
Broad Street." to the magnificent ana spacious
Brown Stone Building.
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SPLENDID SCHEME!
40 600 Numbers!-1,0 900 Prizes!

1000 Prizes. .amtg to-.
Lowest regular prize $500; lowest approximate
$40. .. so
. T. H. HUBBARD & CO.,
80 80 Agents for Managers, Baltimore. Md.
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Feb ). O. i'd
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5s,of6 Pyises amt'g to-. 81 2oz;ovo
SWholes $40; Halves SO; Quar- S5; Eighshs $3.50
eer.iHeats or Package OF 26 whoes, cost. S256 5o
E Do. 49, do 26 Halves 80. l2S ~
Do. do: 26 Quarters " -. 64.ls
!. DO do. 26 Fights, &C.. -32Oo
NEARYLAND LOTTERY,
IN On THE HAVANA PLAN =
GRtND Co0soLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
EXTRA CLASS 2.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md on SATURDAY,
~ - s7sse4 Feb. %, 1857.
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John O. Ingram Ex'or Rachel Leigh, decd, Bun
yan Payne ct al Legatees OF Rachel Leigh. decd =
BILL TO SETTLE ESTATE. &c = :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-12
Reception Of the Remains ofDr Kane.
Funeral Of DR.. Kane.

PHILADELPHIA, March IL The procession
is forming for the Kane obsequies, according
to programme The flags Of the public build
ings and shipping in port are at half mast and
draped with Grape. Stores along the route
are closed, and the pavements thronged with
orderly spectators. The weather is clear but
cold, and favorable to the comfort of the pro.
cession. The military display is large and
imposing
SECOND DISPATCH
The procession started from Independence
Hall at noon. The body was borne by the
crew of the Advance, surrounded by the pail
bearers previously selected
The civic portion of the procession included
delegations from civi, bodies, the faculty and
students of the colleges, the fire department,
Odd Fellows, st. Georges, st Andrews, and
the Scotch Thistle Societies, the Scott Legion
in citizens dress, bearing the flag of the
Pennsylvania regiment in the Mexican war.
Tie civic portion OF the procession was 40
minutes passing q given point; the State
House bell, church and fire bells tolled during
the passage of the procession.
The religious services take place in the Se:'
ond Presbyterian church.
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FROM CHINA.-The Hong Kong Register, of
December 30, says: " Some Zine ago there
was o report that the Eastern King had been
slain. We have now an account in the fol.
lowing extract, of the death of the Northern
King. 1t seems a second edition of the Xii.
kenny cats: The death of both the Easter
and Northern Kings is now very generally re.
ported and believed by those who come into
Shanghai from Marking. One of these re-
ports runs, that the Assistant King, Shih Tab
kai, returning from Kiangsi with an army
forty thousand strong, seized the Northern
King, Wei Chsnghwui, and put him to death
because the Northern King had put to death
the Eastern King, Yang Siutsing''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-12

INQUIRE WITHIN FOR ANYTHING You WANT
TO KNOW, or over three thousand seven hun.
drsd facts worth knowing.
This is tho odd title of book published in
New York by D. Carrot & Co and sold in this
city by B. W. Ferguson, 1856 Seventh street.
We opened it with the idea that it was SOME
catch-penny humbug, but in turning over its
leaves, were really astonished by the amount
of useful matter crowded into it's 434 pages.
1t truly abounds In "facts worth knowing"
for family reference on all subjects connected
with domestic economy, and We shall be sur.
prised if it does not have great sale.
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WOODLAND CREAM. "a pomade for beau.
tfying tn ehair-highly perfumed, superior to
any French article imported, and for half the
price. For dressing ladies' hair it has no
equal, giving it bright glossy appearance.
1t causes gentlemen's hair to curl in the most
natural manner, Itremoves dandruff, always
giving the hair the appearance of being fresh
shampooed. Price fifty cents. None genuine
unless signed " Fetridge & Co., proprieto-s of
the Balm Of a Thousand Flowers" For sale
by all Druggists and J. Shinington.
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KALLIsroN.-The season now upon us is the
most trying Of any in tho whole year to the
complexion and to the skin. The rough winds
and warm sun irritate and infame its delicate
mechanism, and tan, roughness, discoloration,
and even frecklss, are the consequence. All
these evils, however, may be prevented by
the free use of Kalliston.
Prepared by Joseph c. Burnett 4 Co., Ire.
mont street, Boston, and sold inethis city by
Marin d Palmer, Selby Parker, and dealers
generally.
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bred Scott in Massachusetts.

BosroN, March 10.-Dred Scott, who has
just como out of the Supreme Courst, has got
into our legislative halls. In the House, to
day, an order was adopted instructing the
committee on Federal relations to consider the
expedienoy Of instructing our Senators and
requesting our Representatives in Congress to
propose an amendment Of the constitution of
the United States electing judges of the su-
preme and inferior courts by the people for q
term Of years.
The House also appointed a committee to
consider and report what measures should be
be taken in view of the decision of the Su-
preme Court in the bred Scott case.
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By las. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND Hsuss-
- hold Effects, Family Carriage, Bsggy,
Harness, Horse, &C at Public Auction
O'Clock, at the residence Of Gov. Fish, on n
street, between i7th an dlsth streets, shall sell
all his excellent Furniture and Household 81.
Suite Of solid rosewood Parlor urniture, fnished
with purple plush
Elegant French-plate mantel Mirror
Handsome brocatelle and lace Curtains and Fix.
lures
Superior volt.ire and Turkish easy Chairs, IN
ished in rich brocatelle
Handsome rosewood aud marble top Sofa, centre,
and fancy Tables
Rosewood Etagere, fancy Chairs
Splendid French mantel Timepieces, Csndels-
bras. Vases, and Ornaments
Excellent Tapestry and Brussels parlor, dining
room, chamber, and stair Carpets
Bronz. Hat TREE, carved Hall Table, Oh Cloth
Mahogany extension Dining Table
Marbie-top S,deboard, mahogany dining Chairs
Lounges, Divans, ana Footstools
| Gilt Chandeliers and as-FiItures throughout
/ the house
Gold band and decorated Tea and Coffee Service
French China Dinner Ware
Sive: plat d Casters, Table Culsry
Gut glass Dec,n,ers, 6Oblets, TImbleu, Cham
pagnes, Wines, Finger Bowls, &C.
Mahogany, French, and Elizabethian Bedstesds
W ardrobes, marble top Dressing Bureaus
granite Toilet Sets
| Large and elegant Psyche Glass
| Marble-top enamelled Co tage Set
walnut w ard OBJ, dressing Bureaus
| Cottage Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands
| Superior Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
CURED air and husk Mattresses
BedspIe ads, Blankets. Comforts, dc
| Wi wv Curtains, shades, Rugs, Fire Irons
| Large and superior mahogany Bookcsde
Maaog any Writing Desk, Once Chairs
| Gene seat Chairs, Child's Crib, &c.
| Together with general assortment Of household
| and kitchen Furniture.
ALSO
At3 O'Clock, In front Of the premises, a superior
family Carriage, built to order by Gould,
Albany, New York
| A light top Buggy Wagon, Of superior maks and
One set Of Buggy Harness
Also, a very superior bay Horse, an eIeelleni
traveller In single harness, and perfectly
kind aud gentle
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum Q
credit OF 60 and 90 days, for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest
| mar I'D JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Anct.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, March 12-Flour Is lower;
sales of 4 600 bbls State Sc. I0as6 30; South
ern So 60aS6. 80.
Wheat is nominal, with declining tsnden-
cy. Corn has declined; sales Of 81, 900 bu sh-
els; mixed 72c (; yellow 74s7sc.
Pork Is excited, and has advanced <0a50e !;
sales Of ], 200 bills. mess S24. 25aSA so
Beef is buoyant, at SIC. Lard lie firm at late.
Whisky is steady; Ohio 27sc.
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WALL BARNARD CO., Auctioneess.
nrR FmPTORY SALE OF BRANplK0

By WALL. BARNARD CO., Auctionee1s
DERFmPTORY SALE OF BRANDlKs,
L Whiskey, &C, at Pabne AIetsn 20 close
M arch Is, at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell at our Auo
lion Rooms, without reserve, choice lot OF
Brandies and whiskeys We name In part
Ten quarter casks superior Brandy
Brandy
Twelve kegs Cognsc aud Henessey Brandy
Thirty barrels A ne Whisfey
Five do superior Old Rye
1000 lbs fine White Lead
Sale positive
Terms All sums Of and under $50. essh ~ ~
that sum credit OF 90 and 70 days. :"
isfactoiily eneorsed. bearing inte l. IN
WALL, BARNARV
MIR Hts