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AUCTION SALES.
SALES AT AUCTION,
i 7. ?. WALTON i DEsLoNDE.


Thursday, Februarv 1sth. sssss
sf r. niles G ssis~ s.g y 'as Plssaemass
t. snd II On Baei Riss q
Ba asFss sssg asssssf ss
between First and Philip street, = ohasiss ssfss
Ihs bnon Wasshouses on rctaupitouas, commes I'D
Two three brick dwellings Rampant street bst~sa
canal and common stf5st8yss4g
Saturday, February 18th,
succession Chas Schnftier ty story frass ou
corner Constance and Callope streets.
Improved and vacant property corner Of Espiausde
Cottage Honse and two lots Bienyfis street. between
8fasH4 wednesday,, Febrnary 2Ist. s@sssT
Three lots TchoaptonIas sress between hatcher
Three lots New Lsyee Matches md ar
M szIos stores Nos 1so and III Gravsr ss
brick dwellings Of Tehoupitouias
ssss Gs,sa Rsas e y essss
sassss Fl , w asSc. & the Crescent City Bank
second Districts, Canal street 1.sI .s
/ Friday, February z3d. 4
E III s e Green elegant rosewood furniture
| s@tus'daya Febr..ry a4th.a III bsgs
Fgr succession Of Jos G. Lewis two story ana attfe r.,
awsag F and f9nr es q ground Camp
/ Wednesday, FebrnarY ssth.
s pes sss sa e Sss1 sass Green
| vagttSI Thursday, March Ist. III Il III s4s.ss
seos Hasde mics asos ~ s
ii 5ssS Saturday, March I'd. u g9s2@a8 sA
For sneesssion e pE Thes vacant Iots
Wednesday. March zth. NJ AIf aasss#s
HenTeste Desonde Widow Ckastant st ais-A tkrss
story trek dwelling and story cottage Epnads
/ ua-Ferpa1teniars ses sdver.aemsnts Veins IA ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

! A oADEMK OF afUsIc-sr. CHARLES st.
sPALDING 4 BIDwELL ...... .Propreors and Managers
| Monday, Tuesday and w Wednesday, 18th, 9th
| '-- and 18th.
This ayori.e Theate has at present tho largest Company
and more aen Than has been together in
one establishment In this city enabling the management to
present this week programme of RARE MERIT. gaaEl
The Ethiopian branch of this Mammoth Combination
braces twelve celebrated MINSTREL PERFORMERS who
will commence the entertainment with first part of MIN
sTRELsY, consisting Of SONGS, GLEEs GH0RUsEs,
WITTICISMs ETC.
Mile. Annetta GalIett7,
who stands unvaled will lead her famous BALLET CORPS,
in new advertisement '4 A@E
FL Nino Eddie, ., AsrS
the Child Gymnast, will introduce features. "a r.,
Misses Clyde and Tesman,
the charming and talented vocass have selected for this
week some new Musical Gems. a,sg,r-Ea 10 g-a -T5
Being constantly requested to repeat DEMoNIo we
nounce 1t for three nights only 14-.-a" "a 1A'
CT. CHARLES THEATER-sT CHARLES ST.
TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY s, 1866 Is u
Mr.. j. HI. Hackett,
.IEf4 -r4gb
who will appear as FALlIsTAFF in shakapeares
NOD KING HENRY ". '%''@
After the performance the annual MARDI GRAs BALL
will take place at this Theater.
MAJoE BURNELL MUSEUM
~ 7se" zoo1oe1cA ~ INSTITUTE, g af'eE
Composed of great Natural Living Gurioses,
No. 03 st. Charles street.
Opposite the Academy Of Music.) -.ss s9sg. a
Doors open from 9 A. M. to p Admission 80 cents.
Children % cents aS@u0s ~ @EH HssHF&E@'
Open Sundays from to O'Clock p NJ.
NATURE UNVEILED .a.s41o y,
., AT THE y. 20. g-..a..-.,. a.
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
40 AND a ST. CHARLES STREET.
WONDER OF WONDERS
TO BE SEEN ONLY AT THE
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
40 AND ~ ST. CHARLES STREET.
,cTAGE DANCING TAUGHT
15 4.y.a.- - BY MISS L. CREED. ,...... i.,..
Stage dancing lessons will be given at No. 16O Bsrorne
street, between the hours Of 10 A. and NJ. l-
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AUCTION SALES TINS DAY.

Future Auction sales on I'd page.
SUCCESSION OF WH. H. PETE, No. 2s,sos. SECOND
Rsssrc Cont Of New Of Splendid
Household Effects, comprising Rich Pior Drawing, Dining
ad Bsdreem Furniture, Piano, Crockery Carpets Plated
and ether Ware, ETC. ETC. ~ icy *6s*
HYC. e. EIKARnEY d. co., ~
NICHOLS ]. HoxY. Aocsicneer r q % 5a
w. Office, No. II Exchange Place, 4
tND,EfsDAx, February IL, at ta1EpasS 10
@ Win Be sold public auction as the resi-
shce o. te M w Pete Philip street. No az between
orar fl III H strssts BY and in Of
srSs court date5 the I'd Of December 1865 and
Eve Of the docket Of said Court The sIsne. raoy,he
snscs seiongng TO the II dc lase W Ill Pete
PARLoR FURsrruRE. t9gahs@
Rosewood Sofas, Crimson DaHnask avrt. I, /. -
Ghairs, covered with Crimson Dan1sak Gavsya
,,hairs Rosewood Stools with mar uuo ~
Mantle Mirrors with marble slabs large Easy
abie with marble tops Curtains Carpets Coynices Pa;n
Dee hnsraTing stanettes, Vases etc. Also Pisys
@ & DRAWING ROOM 4s3 5Hs88s
Large Bookcase What Not Sofas Single and Arm
Lounges Carpets Rugs Mating Vases Engravng Clocks
etc. etc. stsa 'E7' q ~ F'4s''
si Sa*&e DINING ROOM. R5 5,ys "a 3s.s 4
aideboards Extension Dining Table Chair China and
Crockeryware Plated do Crockery, etc
large lot Of Bedroom Furuitare comprising splendid Vie
Carpets, Rugs Towel Racks Bedding Mas.Tsssss Linen
Mirrors Paintings Ladies' Work Chests Gas Fxturea Mos
onto Ears. 3e's e IT s977 5'7 2 557E'7
Together with Hall and Kitchen Furniture, comprising
everything necessary to housekeeping
H1y- TERMs-Cash In u, s. Treasury notes iia3sfef a
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SIMMONS, FRANCE = CO., MANAGERS M,
CAPITAL PRIZE. s4o.oeos sa
GLASS looTo be drawn in Covngson. Keasacsy On Wed
nesday, February 18th, 1866 n }ist9 3 lss4

Whole Tickets, s2 Halves So Quarters IS Eighihs u
u 1# .&sSsAa
Prizes cashed by ,l8rs4a sst AZ u
CHAs r HOWARD, No. 90 Camp strset, /
"a II Lockhox co., Postofies, New osieans
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100000

L H. I H. H. = it, kl y {. r. Il l.
Of Pianos Watches Jewely every description for
Ladies' and Gentemens wear Silver Plated Ware u al
kinds Gold Pens with Silver Extension Holders Rubbsr
Holders gold mounte Pencils with Holders goid
mounted Photograph Albums in endless variety Portfolios
Ladies' and Gentlemens Knives
Books Family and other Bibles Engravngs Photographs
Lthograph Porcelain Frames Chessmen and Boards etc.
etc. all to be sold for One Dollar without to
sg- II, PLAN OF SALE
Photographs Of the leading Generals celebrated
characters with advertisement naming and its
price, are placed IN sealed enyeeps and Mixed one
which will DO sent to address, BY mail paid on
ceipt Of 25 cents for One Dollar u for Two Dollars
Four Dollars 3sfor Five Dollars 100 for Fftsen Dollars
On rsssDs ofthc Photograph you will what JON are
going 20 have sndthan will be your option whether yos
pay one dollar and take the article, not s4 - ss !
sss{ hi a Address NJ VI MANNING 4 Co, 4;fo
Postonice Box No. 1893 New Q, ssrs L., 81
Or. n persop at the Stora s4t.5E
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-.1 Fs'-s n id. .f--
u UNDKfES. .SUNDKIES.
100 kegs Chas. Davis Co.'s LARD.
....s 80 ties. =. S. G. HAMS -.s...
50 ties. Prime LARD.
SO hi. bbls Davis BEEF. sa- Ri
800 kits No. MACKEREL
800 or. bbls. =.
~ nj. hbls. re aasn"'& p5Esf :
100 bbs No. :.
$50 bbls No. 8 L. :.
-'... 200 boxes jackson SOAP. ~ I'D. '-s --
l50 boxes Cheever's l6 OF. CANDLES.
100 boxes Patent Wax :.
50 bbls. Coal OIL. -
20 bbls. Tanners OIL. ''' E-i}.A
30O cases Coal ,
so bbls e. j. RICE.
20 boxes Bakers No. l CHOCOLATE.
SI91u LOO boxes Salubre fstsEE gs. EgST F'- 4FsE,
II 80 boxes Vanilla .
Is cases in boxes
300 bbls. Coffee SUGAR ''N'''
300 cases Falkirk ALE pnts and Quarts.
l0D cases Champagne CIDER, .
M SIu I SO cases London PORTER
|~- 10 bhis. Old Bourbon WHISKY,
] 1000 pkgs Oriental GUNPOWDER ? f. sa
ALI 200 hales GUNNY BAGS,
50 bales India BAGGIRG. T.se r. Va rss-7eJs
Asasa5 ETC., ETC., Etc. .iblL. p 10 g. .Eg q
q. FOR sale ny .tlLtfl rs ,-a@l7 Yosts. BROTHERS,
& s..s5 6S Magazine street.
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M MISCELLANEOUS.
ri ABIDING Elk BARK MrCHA En-, FE

H@ z IN
~ ,,r
q s.E l.~@ @TE7 49, 81. +t..
-. -. 2.'='
20 saruin
~ - o. roS'
p's ~ s1o+' .@''s.9''l
,ooo - ,o,,
400 W. Caneian. 1864. gs.t47 "a, .p s.sa. a..-
On Fronsac 1854
l165 !. Clairae, Besne Polio.
' soo 81 o. s sapv 9a's0
.,
~ 30. a.... or.vs, p..ns = pst.
80 :. MartiIlao s.-.n '
r. .o..s,. .oxos pous.,,. = y
oo NO 'AS'' "a ''A'' f l"uan'' VI N"A'N'
~ - - 'u"e''''r. - htl 9 "y
NV - q - ''s
t-. rs..
... rr pn.sn IN r Eranay, ao"a
20 '"'S" A'',t'Di 1l!hai''Io.
+ 40 :. PRUNEs. sGgasJ aEgs So
So.
Dried rr"nes.
casos Of "a jars (barFe shape)
H. Eaw- -. Of sol boxes. -,s ..-. s .,t
.
- Cordials. -
10 cases Kermann superior.
Z
Ansyhthe.
100 cases Genuine Swiss, E. Pernod ~ r.
....
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LOST-.-.STOIEN.

LUST--STOIEN,
CTOLEN--S20 REWARD-FROM THE UNDER.
~ signed on January 3t dark brown HORSE marked on
the left shoulder F' with bazed face. will give twenty
dollars reward for the recovery and will give extra liberal
reward upon conviction of the thief = " = n x
-. HUGH MURPHY, 10 Poeyfarre street.
I 0ST-AT THE MASONIC BALL ON THURSDAY
IL night, the 18th inst, Lady's GOLD BRACELET The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the Counting
Room ofthe Crescent. AZ si $3.50 "7@-e
r ,esT-SoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Fol
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(4RAND soUTHERs eIFr SALE q.

|ts3 y, v. MANNING = CO., Exc Y Y
Corner Royal and CONT Streets, New On. 4
X Az @ tsyI8t leans, Lin. s6B IA lsss ..s Esf 1
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Citizens Bank Of Iouisiana--Nesy Or
leans February G. s66-At meeting of the Board of Direc
0ss Monday 9th inst, dividend Of Five per cent de
cared out of the profits of the Banking department. for the
last six months payable to the stockholders
ahe 18th instant E. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
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BIZ MONTGOMERY u BRO,,


5G BIZ MONTGOMERY ~ BRO, 4s@
Is a9As HaE Il. II. MoFTGoxERr, Auctonesr
TUESDAY. Feb. Ii, Mt II O'Clock A. NJ.
u at their Auction Mart, 81 Camp will be Sold
general assortment of HoE sEHoLD FURNITURE, s,eh
as Rosewood Mahogany, and Walnut Bedsteads Bureaus
Arnoirs, Washstands Mahogany and Walnut Tstea Sofas
Spring Ses Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tables
Marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables, Velvet
sss CARPETS French Plate Mirrors Matsresaas, Enerasings
of several we'll furnished houses sEI y
ALSO s%Et8st
Chairs. etc. 16 !3G{aat$ sFF Ut 33'A5T 81 ~ M m
kf- TRRMs-Cask.
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BALLS--BALLs.
ct. CHARLES TMEATEK-sr. CHARLES

ST. CHARLES THEATEK-sT. CHARLES ST.
MARDI GEAs. III
A Grand Mask aud Fancy Dress Ean
W" take place this Teaer the above evening" under
the direction Of Committee of Gentlemen and under the
RULES AND REGULATIONS
That cbafacerized Ball of 1856 which was pronounced
Ball of the Season. -rs.5s. o ....
COMMITTEE AREARgEMEsrs:
D. =. Penn, ~,s ). E. Mcclure, W. H. Undo, ssttas
n W: simmons B. J. Montgomery, Daniel Malone,
z Williams, A. Hoffman, saml De Mott
Robert shong g. W. Roper, W. Wren,
Thos. Lumm, ~ j. Trencherd e. H. Roinez <.-z
l. Ill.,. m FLOOR MANAGER
INVITATION COMMITTEE 39 g. ger-Ea
b. J. Montgomery, B. Montgomery, q. W. Roper, t
". II. Lindo. .- - .f -...
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
H. q. Roinez, samI De Mott, W. Il. Lindo,
DE Gray, G. W. Roper, & e1+
NO LADY ADMITTED BUT BY INVITATION.
Tickets to be had at the places at the Box Office
Of the Theater. s..., .,sa .4l ..es
Applications for invitations addressed Invitation
Committee, St. Charles rheatern
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MAS
ST., .-- .=qs5 QUERADE BALL, mrs. r. ~ 4rss.s.gs
4@~ Will be given by ~ i-gs 81
The Orleans Benevolent Association.
For the Relief Of the .3Esa
DISABLED SOLDIERS OF THE LATE CONFEDERATE
re- 'S'@s ARMY. ="
TIE
H. Hall of the Polar Star Lodge,
Corner of Loveend History Streets square below Espan
.a4g.. r ade street, Third District +, ., - 81
ON MARDI GRAs NIGHT. FEBRUARY Is, 1856 T
u $50 HAEAGER &C. stg4E#F@t'F
Q. Peabody L. PoEses
~ forstali W. NJ. Clark
' NJ Carroll, ~ ~ P. Elizardt,t
r. Seher "-'+. w. H. NJ ,enkinsz
W. Drabholtz, H Pierson
W. H. Wes A s. CIark A4f ne
6. DeLamore, -- '4 n. Walsh H.s ~.
j. Coos,* .@ j. N HARDY.
A. N. Power A. n SWANSON 51H
For Ladies, invitations apply to Mr. Louis Power Chair
Legislative Hall, any of the Managers sfTa 7S7l77T
Proposals for Bar and Restaurant will be received by Mr.
n T. p
#Floor Managers.
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ia Fulton street. New York.
r~S 1E ANDREE'S
SARSAPARILLA BITTERS,

The attention of the Public City Country Trade is re-
Spectfuly called to the introduction of the
SarsnpariIla Ritters, T-- g. "a
The most Pleasant and valuable Bters ever been
PRODUCED in this country The trade general can be- upnied
by the following Grocers and Druggists: - .
Fatjo, Marks & Co, 49, 45 and At New Levee street
Griffin & Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street h.
E. j. Hart Co., 49, rs and N Tchoupitoulas street. ~
L. Basset, Grayier and Tchoupitoulas Streets
F. Avet & Ca,nbon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street
g jim I. Moore. Poydras and New Leyee Streets
~ G, Mitchell, cor. Camp and Poydras streets
r Cass & Bowling, 80 Poydras street. SIC p~ ~
TyX. Marsden, Druggist cor. Magazine and Gravier
u IT, Wales, Druggists Royal and Customhouse
simI Al fft4.ty G. N. MORRISON, Agent,
it. n Il Magazine street
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I EON, ARNOLD 81 CO. ar
MORRIS I. LEON, EDWIN W. ARNOLD, ELI W. AR
MOLD, CORNELIUS ROSE, |EeE&
Successors to Bernheimer Brothers. asg VI ~
Clothiers and Dealers in Goods for Mems
Be- Wear,
800 AND 1922 BRo sDWAY, NEW YORK H1'7
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NEW ORLEANS CHRISTIAN ADyO.
~ CATE-On the 10th inst this well known Christian Jour
nal will resume prbtcatcnths XI Volume It's agents ara
the soatharn Eathod Travelling Preachers throughout Ala
baa Mississippi Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. Old
patrons are invited to subscribe - - ''5.,..,
Terms FIVE DOLLARS per antnm in advance breaches
extensive class of readers which other New Or
leans paper '''
Office liz Camp street up stairs .lt. '-'It r-l5-
CLAEIFrED SUGAR. t"t- 5"5'
Is hhds aoodale's White Clarified SUGAR. K,
lss 10 :. Yellow >. =. T7g.-' '@'r
H1s b. 10 -.s =. Centrifugal T $50 rs sat 4
T For sale in lots to suit purchasers by "7
A. H D'MEzA, No. 10 St. Louis street.
Liberal discount made to regular customers
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NTZHUGH,, WILMER " CO.
q, II. FITIHUGE late of Kentucky; VI L. WILMER late
ofPhiladelphis; THOs. Q. GALE late Of Norfolk: RAJ
HAM L. HUGHES, late of st. LOUISE T'7.T77I
Merchants for the sale of Cotton Tobacco
and for the Purchase of Merchandise Also Agents TIA
Sale aud Purchase Of Real Esta e, etc. and for M s -
PROCURING WHITE LABOR FOR THE SOUTH,
Nos. 40 and ~ broadway, New York.
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ipaiA0CERIES........... ....&ROCERIES.
L, ~ COFFEE-loO SKIS prime Rio and Old Java ~
de sucap-so hills Crrsbad and Powdered
-5r, =. 20 hhds New Louisiana -.--3
n MOLaASSES-50 bbls. and half bills. Choice e sM
~, FLoUR-250 bbs Extra, superano and Fine.
- PORK-l50 bbs Mess and Prime Mess. lgEza. ~
~ LARD-lOO kegs and bbls Leaf -n-t.T g. l1
tn GREEN MEAT-50o0 lbs. Pork Sides
pt BACoN-Shoulders, Clear Sides and Hams. y 70 ~
~, WHISKY-Old Bourbon and Dexter's BectfedA
SOHNAPPS-2o0 cases Wolfes eustlanded} 'Aaa
u -BRANDIES-CORDIALS.
Gle BErFERs-Red Jacket Plantation and Hossetter's
Mo CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH,
ponTEAs RICE TOBACCO
afPECANs, ALMONDS, FRUITS,
htGoDFIsH II - y 'MACKEREL, HERRINGs.t z
aAusore and for sale by l.l.rs re- ;.s.-
bers BIDWELL. PAYNE 4 CO.,
.-..y-gf Y Tchouptuuas street,
pose 'TH""'7" '' Between Poydfas and Iafayes1e.
and
oowing described Certificates Shares and Scrip of
heu ION insurance Company OF New 0rlean the property
AenloYe Esq having been lost hereby give
FPt my intention to appeal to the said Company
not recates thereof, namely: af-f'F -a-5T
zip Certificate No. 23-S70-Year 1850
81 ln 15S-Sle =. 1851
cate of Shares No s- Se sa-s: aa ls61 Avn 90 1877
7. j.. 0REGAN, IL -s.-
Agent for Edward Menlove,
orleans, February 6, 1866
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Steamers Geauing EJhis gap.
ssf-------t srr---ssi5l. --l-
AS Advertised IN THE NJ O. CRESCENT
~ + "a e. q Z 80 "
SPECIAL NOTICES.

special Notice-To the friends of Lieut..
Gov !" Farmer-Any friend of the Hon W W. Farmer,
formerly Lieutenant Governor louisiana having picture
Of MN taken during the last of his life will greatly
opge his family by communicating the fact by leaving the
picture with st A. J. FULLY,
&$ srx 's II Carondelet street.
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T GST-HoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL
date application will be made for the duplicate cerf
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special N otice-The steamer Nick Long
will take Freight and Passengers for Black and Ouachita
Ryei high Alabama Landing, and for all Landings
Bayou 4bonne and Bayou Bartholomew lowest
in the river and leaves punctualy O'Clock every sATUR
DAY clerk is the Levee, head Gravier street.
receiving freight. HITE L MURDOCH,
81 Grayier street.
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This delightful TOILET ARTICLE has equal for Pre-
Swing and Beautifyng the COMPLEXION and SKIN, and
ill remove TAN and FRECKLEs, and all other Diseases
Iths Skin, --~--,---. ..-.,,----s.-~----,-..-
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THEE wAsMfNGTON IRON wORKs
Have On hand ier sale their Improved Steam En-
Corn Mills and manufacture TO order al kinds Of Steam IN
Marine Stationary and Propeller Railroad Cars and
Turn Tables Iron Steam Vessels Barges also General
Machinery ren sHd grass Castings large and small Forgngs
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A Grand Mask aud Fancy Dress EaIl
W" take place this Tsaer the above evening" under
the direction Of Committee of Gentlemen and under the
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Cutlery! Cutlerv!!

AZ ne Sign Of the Golden PAD Lock.
a FULL assortment OF Table and Pocket
IN CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &C., in store
and for sale low by JOHN G. DIAL.
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$500 REWARD
Arrest the Murderers {!

A MOST DIABOLICAL MURDER was
~ committed near the town of Chester.
>. o., on the night of the 22d July. 1866.
upon the body of my brother, ALEXAN.
DER D. WALKER. The murderers-two
IN number-were negroes, and are de-
scrlbed by those who saw them as follows:
ono, copper color, rather stout, five feet
ten inches high, weighs about IG5 pounds.
light clothes, 90 or "a years old; light drab
+ nat; S""d shoes, had black carpet-bag.
The other, black complexion, slender.
i've feet eight inches high, high cheek
bones, quick of speech; dark clothes. blacl,
hat, good shoes, % or 25 years old, weighs
about 40 pounds. % 40
From the body of their victim was taken
= watch, open-faced, gold case and dial.
English lever, james Moss, maker. Liver,
pool, No. 5,20s, with gold fob chain. three
or TOUR strands curb, q gold lockct, seal
ana one or two plain rings attached; and
from his dwelling house, after the commits.
SION OF tho murder, one Colts repeater
nve-shooter, aud several articles of cloth,
ing.
The above negroes were each armed with
pistol, and said they were travelling with
ar. owens, of S2artanburg.
The above reward will be paid for their
arrest, or for any information that will
to TO the apprehension of the perpetrators of
so brutal and atrocions "a murder.
aug IL JOSHUA II. WALKER.
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A PHENoalENoN IN vERMoNr.-E.
p. Osgood, Esq, our city auditor, a
few days since returned from Bran
don, Vt, where he has paid short
visit. While there, he examined the
famous ice well, so-called, about
which there has been SO much dis
cussi among the savans. The we'll
is of g ordinary size, and forty-four
feet IN depth. At the depth of
thirty-nine feet, ice is formed on the
sides OF the well, and from that
DC wn, the water is of the usual
temperature of ice water, and no
matter how the thermometer stands
upon the surface of the earth, even if
1t indicates zee e the 'shade, this
never varies, and the ice is always
there. In the winter the coating is
thicker No other we'll in the vicinity
has this feature, and the cause is not
easily explained.
4. Laurence American.
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National Hotel,
Near the Greenville and Charleston
Railroad Depots,
COIJT MBIA & T.
G O l. L MBIA, S. {

81 THE public is informed that the
5:T above hotel has just been finished,
s&S. and contains new furniture through
out, tor the accommodation of TRANSIENT
best that the markets afford will be found
on his table, prepared in excellent style.
Charges moderate.
Passengers will be conveyed to and from
either OF the depots FREE OF CHARGE.
Also, VEHICLES furnished to carry pas
senScrs to amy part of the town or country.
r Mc fiMc WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, To-
BACCO, etc, can be obtained in the sam
pie loom connected with the hotel
Aug Il. JOINER, Proprietor.
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HNHlS chemical extract will be founsz an
Il invaluable restorative cordial for all
diseases arising from an impure state Of
the blood. Cutaneous eruptions, such as
Boils, Pimples, Carbuncles. Pustules,
Biotches, Roughncss Of the Skin, Scaiy
Appearance Of the Cuticle, letter, Ring
worms and Itching Humors OF the Skin,
this purifier will remove, and impart
health and iife-glow to the complexion.
For Erysipelas, Scrofula or Kings Evil,
rheumatism, Pains in the Bones, Stiffness
III the Joints, Old Ulcers, Want OF Blood
In the Parts, Syphilitic Sores and Ulcers,
and Impaired Constitutions arising from
those diseases, and from the too free use
of mercury. For General Debility, spring
ing from dyspepsia or Indigestion, Weak
ness and Pains In the Stomach, Liver Com
plant, or want Of action in that organ
producing pains in the side or back, affect
ing the kidneys and bladder.
Females, at the period OF change, will
find it the best restorative to health and
strength, from all those weaknesses and
depressions of mind and body which fol-
low at this time Of life.
Persons travelling South or living in warm
climates, and all unacclimated, viii find the
Queens Delight great protection from
all those diseases which originate in
change of climate, diet and life.
A brief history Of this remarkable medi-
cine will not be out Of place here. Its pro-
pertles as remedy were drSt introduced
to the notice of the profession by DIR. Thos.
Young Simons, of South Carolina, as carly
as 1928, rs valuable alternative remedy in
syphiiitic affections, and others requiring
the use of mercury. DR.. Simons' state
ments have been endorsed and extended
by DIR. A. Lopez, Of Mobile, and D. Fl. r.
Frost, of Charleston. From the reports in
its favor, there seems no reason to doubt
the efficacy of this medicine in Secondary
Syphilis, ScrofuIa, Cutsneous Diseases,
Chronic Hepatic Affections and other COM
plants benefited by Alternative medicines.
FOR sale by FISHER Il HEINlTSH,
June % Pharmacists, Columbia. s. c.
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and ezaol-
lient in its nature, fragrnntly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the skin For sale by all Drugg :sts
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March Iy