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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-08-31

NNAthAt haAAN fNfIlANts-A NplpftN lNNiAit
camp meeting, at Rev. Samuel kramer Woods,
near Frceland' Station, ia this county, has just
closed. On Sunday there were Eve or six thOus-
and peupe-whiic aud cOl0Ted-present, aud all
conducted themselves IN an excellent manner. II
is oil tina, during the whole progress Of the
meeting not drunken person WAS ON the ground.
4 letter from one " the preachers at the meeting
says "OuT white friends treated Us just as they
treated themselves, and Just rs Christians. From
the commencement To the close peace prevailed,
without word Of abuse from either white or
colored May the Lord bless the people, both
white aud coloted, In Pincy Grove Circuit. -
This prayer was uttered by "a Hsgro but we imag-
inc that the people section where this meeting
held feel happier in being the subjects OF that
invocation than did the people Of Anne Arun-
del county last Summer. when they witnessed
the dead aud mangled bodies and burning tents
nj Jessop's colored camp meeting.
We understand that committee from Shrews-
bury camp visited Mr.. Kramer woods on Mon.
day last, with the intention oi making arrange.
mruis To hold their meetings their next year.
nAsr BALl.--A match game was played a,
Priccvillc on Saturday last, between the Aih-
rii's Of Co. kcysville aud The rficc'illc club
The Athletic Wrrc he winners. the score eland-
Ing - To- 20
y rimr was PLAYED on Saturday week between
the ~ lriirs a. Gochc} vile and the ndrrcnd-
cnis, pfinfiurl r'unt,- which wa won l., the
former
\ game ~. p,tei u, Goyaustown on We'd
nesday L,iw-cn the NuhtwAs and Alphas.-
Score--Moha~'. O.. Aighas a. Eve innings
being vlntci
\ .,mr was played 10 TIL. town on Tuesday
last between Ire ArIiic. oi lsaliimorr. aud the
ToWsuu club. S.pf, Arctic o. Towson IS
Thr fowSrn Aut az pretty good PLAYERS but
.ihry Clnnnt Nuli way against a good club and
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~ ! o'clock J.. NJ.
A PIECE OF LAND,
containing
1874 ACRES.

Being parl Of The real estate II the late luhn
Moore. OF Baltininrr county. and Is l.ri Of q
trac, called
"JO.SEN' TDkLr.'
This land lies adjoining the land Ut b.. james
II. Moore. aud is contiguous to the new Bari,,
Church on the road leading from Whit. Hall &"
Black Horse. and il twenty eight miles from
Baltimore by the Northern Central Rail Road.
and is one mil" aud halt from the rail r"a.l
and white Hall.
This piece al land Gig Zig -itu,...l. nn.,
has u,nu u q b.autt..i
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NeaC Advertisements.
MDCCLN.
WOO. l267.
CENTURY,"
- 90 4 - \ y.

We have adopted the plan 1T putting money in CEN
ruRf TOBACCO % induce consumers to u. knoW
Ing that u u only necessary Tor them Co give trial tu
hscomr fully satisfied of is merits and TO pronounce u
THE nEST FINE CIT MADE. We will continue 10
oner ti,rsr Inducements until ihf. fari miit ,us
nged
We AZ making TllE CENTURY tom .clrri ION, uithc
very clloiersi old leaf aud have devoted ever, to
IT, manufacture Il 10 ire from nrugs 1ni Boz every
respect furr Article u Chewing fahar,n
IN Mondays W. will pla- IN l'al-r .loI 4 $
Note an Tarsdays. in tWo IaIsr .i0,ara on wcd
nc''lay.. in I've pa-r,, 30 To- each Tbu.-inys.
ten Iais-s.. slo each on Friday. Loo iaruty ISIe,r
o. Ia each, AMI saturday. In my ,alrr.. ,. each
in all eases issuing GENUINE Z GREEnNcHs to
the amount 81 sion ia,
The finders u thee tEEENnAC kS-iy ending u.
their names adlrrs' aIid numbers - tr hllsNiiltr
presented with tackagrs u Tnnu. IN proportion
20 ihr amount 81 money found
THIS hous. has iern Established f'r over iundrrl
Years. aud has Away sustained riamcrr ior homes
" an,i fsT dealing, which ru- Z" hight a doubts. "
any should exist 4" IL. genuiurn-s, Il i'i. cnicr
prise.
THE CENTURY TOBACCO can y. lad IN large iuan
titles at Manufactures Ificcs 81 \. u Mitchell, -
Central Il. Boston. ~ \, Van s,halck 4" Front i .
pliiadclphia, 10y karr. - Water It. thiras",-
Shuliz BaElcy, ~ " SECOND 81 Cincinnati
ffirr list sent IN application e.
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EsTRAYs.
SHERIFF.

RI THE n0RHIyG PEOPLE OF BALTL
MORE COUNTY.
II OFFER myself as the Working Peoples
lcandidate for SHERRY OF BALTIMORE
COUNTY. and II elected, will do all In my
power for the benefit Of that class. independent
Of all parties, untrammeled.
NATHAN W. JONES.
May is.-te.
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VI. Eg.u, bay. Miss y. \ Nirnlai. ufs :.
v Ta-ns- Ms. Rebecc1 Eba g. VI J : S,ans-
u.r, " - T. Hvson.
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W. Na!i,l.rI, Ms. =. bay NJ GrJt.e ..
Nof.- W ! S'.nshpry W. " e Griffith,
VI q g Cfncac'
- III. ~ta.rie,. tia. , .ch 1.emt e.. a. f.. Cotu-
NIT. 81 s,,Yl' Individually
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BUCHANAN. RUTrER * co.
b A N X Z RS,
". 100 NEST EiLTIlIDEE ST.

Rl' h MAN. III TIER y co.
KERS,
W iO2 NEST HiLTIHDEE ST.
NEAR IT. PAIL.
Bay anl sell Government Securities ~ '.i..
k"i rates. without charg. or Coiuin..-ion.
convert ..;0's int" j-2u C"n-ol. 81 i>G.. 90.
Tia" Government basis
Always offering at our counter New .. :U' con.
-''ls l'd' bearing per cent. ':"lL interest. IA,
"a July aud January S-20'.. IS6s bearing i per
'"ni. Gold interest. ,lu" in N"vrmbrf and MAY.
W" ~" payins premium nbnyc IA" accrued
interest t"r Compound inierc.t Note.
>'uth,fm Bank N"ic-. n"ll and Silver bought
,nd old
Bay INUNDATED Fra.iinua' Currency .. .,ua,l
di--"uGi.
"" .nlirit = Gail from Tia. public. b"iicv.
ne thrv will tiui u 1" their interest by tcaiiu.
uGr m''i" "i dealing in Government, Securities.
ian" LIT.
NTATE nF MARYLAND.
- BALTIMORE COUNTY
h"r"hy ceYtiiy that on thu 10th day 81 Au-
.Hsi. iNG.. WIN. Brooks. 81 W9,ibcrry brou .h,
beitrr in". the subscriber. u Justice of
the Peace IA and for baltimore cpun. ED
~ and State aforesaid. BAY HORSE q u
iosnd ii~>passing upon his enclosure. SAID
liorsr = or 10 years old. star IA forehead both
hind i"ci white. manc partly cropped. and lame
in lr'' hind fp"t. Witness my hand
CHARLES PEREGOY. H. T.
tn" owner oi the above described Hoe .,
requested tn come forward. prove property - ,
charges and take him away.
WILLIAM BROOKS.
Aug. 2i.-5i. woodberry. Baltimore co.
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BUXUING SITE,

and is avery desirable pie"r 8 "rrl"riy her"
are no builGing. upon II. Th" stag i'l-,c. %
twir" each day. aud is pr"x r,1y t. tie -,il
road makes !; easy of arress.
The decree prcscrih-s tina, inc whole "a.
chase money shall be- ,'aii 81 th,. ,iav "i sale.
RICHARD IEASnN. Tru.,,..
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80 ssAsNAtstas
Attorney General Of Maryland

pEAFH 10 JosEPH l.. wmsEigg.-A friend Al
Galveston Texas has furw ,Ficd ~ a copy Of
I'M Daily BaiisiiH, of August sih, which con-
lAins an announcement Of the death, by yellow
fever, Of Joseph l.. Wheeler Esq. formerly Of
this nrighborhood Mr. Wheeler was - young
MAJ, Al the time, Of his death about ,wenty-sey-
en- yeafs old, and while a residrn, here sustained
an excellent character. lie left the neighborhood
about The time the rebellion broke out and was for
awhile engaged as clerk on n government vessel,
and finally settled down In Galveston, where he
has become victim To that terrible scourge Of
our southern cities-yellOw fever. The Bali,,iH,
IN commenting upon his death, remarks that
he was . ioung man Of excellent promise and
q one who had Gauss 10 look forward 10 future
o. sreai usefulness aud responsibility. Ills bus-
" ness relations brought him IN contact with al
% most the entire community, and We have yet to
hear The first person speak Unexpectedly Of
him The Bsils'ia further remarks that al.
ihorgh the DECREASED had no relations Ia the city.
" II may Ice some satisfaction 10 those AZ n dis
lance TO know that every attention which
" money or affection could bestow was given,
" aud that III had been within the compass OF
" medical science 10 save him II would have been
done" We do not think that Mr. Wheeler has
any near relations living Lewis J. Roberts, Esq.
with whom he formerly resided, In his cousin,
and we believe be ha. 40 aunt living
Tng ScnEuTzEN FESTIVAL. annual shooting
festival Of the Germans Of baltimore city. which
was held nj their magnificent park on the Bel-Air
road, two miles from the city, closed on Monday
last. The attendance during the festival was im-
menso. The exercises consisted OF shooting rifles
and rolling ten pins for prizes; balloon .ascen-
sions pig and sack races, climbing greasy poles,
arfobaiic and tight rope performances, Sc In
which all naiionaliies Joined with rest Our
German friends seem 10 r. faf ahead Of Us 10 ra-
uonai amusemenis. Here vast crowds OF them
have assembled together for dAys-they have
commingltd In every innocent amusement which
Their ingenuity could suggest--they have allow
ed 'ull license TO every to do Just rs h. pleas
ed-they have drank oceans OF lager (" aud
consumed tons of " pfelxels aud SwiiEer Kase.
and yet no disturbance Of any kind or bitter
WORD or Telling has married the enjoyment Of their
happy reunion. Could Americans have DOM
lhiss
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80 f.'4 : 8tfnl
Ns.. % \ Miller Ms. j Nci:,c. Ni., -.
.eWt- N- q u Ie,sr Mr D. ; Buhlt' VIZ.
j &. >N.,r
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90. O.tl I,,.ons "a ora .s.rr.
V y ! Juhu, Miss \ + bows in. Ni..
B-''.- iiaf..un NJ J. E. Brotioe.i VI & v
js,a-on. W L ". Dew
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20 According 10 the promise which We made
last week. We now present o. our readers the pro-
RFamllc 81 rxeFciscs for the Institute to be- held
heie neat week tor the benefit fihe public lhool
teacher Of thu county,
rs will he seen the various subjects aIc both
interesting aud practical aud well calculated 10
ahotd valuable instruction tn all who INA, al
tend. We hule To- see the Institute largely al
tended by the ladi,sand gentlemen OF hi. town
aud vicinity. 'hrgchy showing the interest the,
have ~ the nohlr work of educating the rising
generations nnd assisting IN training aud pnpar.
ihg The lrach'rs for their highly honorable vo.
cation
baltimore county Te,ch,r. kstinh 7o..,'.a-
.-.---. N-..l--.L.. ~ ~ NJ ~ w
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"a or bcforc Mt inh day ~ APcd 1895;
they may Otherwise by law be excluded lfom
III bcmcf, nj said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are rcptrs,cd H. make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this sth
Inv 81 Auvuef
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WILLIAM GALLOWAY.
Aug. let. Administrator Z. T. A.
sAMtEL WARD,

ietr ui -ai county. deceased. Al persons
hayin. claims against the said estate are here.
Ivy warned ,o exhibit the same with the vouch
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-07

Rogers, administrator, us. Parry and othe,g. =
On THURSDAY the 14th March next at IL o'c ,ck win
be sold ct the Old Custom House, under the direction
Of the undersigned, the following ve1y eligible prop
:, l. HOUSE AND LOT corner of Calhoun and Smith.
store, and fourroom house attached With brcf chen
Lot measuring so feet Calhoun street by 80 feet
Smith street, bs the same more or less -
2: HOUSE AND LOT No: 40 Smith strees-Heuse two
and half stories high brick foundation four square
and garrett piazza to the south kitchen carriage
house. &C. Lot measuring "a feet front, back line 50
fes y o fssi des o 3be G5e OF so' With ,
story House and Kitchen attached. Lot measuring ~
eetont back line % feet inches by 100 feet deep be
the same more less The centre line between No. S8
and 80 to be strniQht to the front.
f. LOT south OF the above, No. So, with small two
story House snd Kitchen attached. Lot measuring 10
feet ont back line 10 feet by 100 feet Deep be a same
s. HOUSE AND LOT No. 100 Spring street next to the
corner OF ChiDquepen streetHouse two and half so-
fireplace in each, ono small bed:room, two basernent
rooms double piazza with blinds kitchen Of four
carriage house, &c with rooms above The same Lot
measuring 40 feet front and back line by 1ol feet deep
be the same more or less. - ~
LARGE VACANT LOT, east Of the above on the COZ:
ner of Spring and Chinquepen Streets with the best
measuring 40 feet front on Spring street by 10 fest deep
on Chinquepen street. be the same more or less
SMALL LOT adjoining to the south on Chinquepen
street. with small two-story House containing three
rooms and shed kitchen. Lot measuring the 'front.'
line on Chinquepen street II feet back line 18 feet BY
80 feet deep, be the same more or less
LARGE VACANT LOT south Of the aboya on
Chinquepen street. with good Fruit Trees on It Lot
measuring 40 feet front and hack line by 98 feet deep be
the same more or less. .sIEaz@,e.
LOT in the Of the House, owned and occupied by
Henry Willis Esq. Part OF this Lot Is low. Measuring
40 feet front and back line by SO feet Deep be the same
more or less, and fronting on Pine street. =
All the original Lines and Fences mu4. be preserved
Terms-One-third cash; balance on credit Of one,
two and three years. with interest from dsy Of sale pays
BILE annually secured by the bond Of the purchaser and
and the policy assgned. Purchaser to pay for papers
| ]. ". GRAY,
February "a fl th3 Master In Equity.
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On account Of all Concerned.
r. NJ. MARSHALL g. BRO,
No. 33 Broad street.
Will sell THIS DAY, 7th inst, slt II O'Clock.
CANADIAN STALL ION March Y

Isoo Neat and Conuenient Bricl: Residences and
Etgil6te Corner Stand.
BY B. MCCALL,
On THURSDAY, the 14h inst, nt IL o'clock at tho Old
Pnstofhcc, will be Sold
All that NEAT AND DESIRABLE TWO AND HALF
STORY BRICK RESIDENCE AND LOT OF LAND on the
west side OF Elizabeth street, near Mary street. and
known No. 51 containing four upright rooms pantry
dressing room two ohcs and twosory piazza with gas
and CRATES throughout, slated roof, &c On the Lot
which 35 feet front and 100 feet deep more
less, Kitchen Of four rooms coach house. sables
large cstern and well Of water.
ALsO f==
All thni other NEAT AND DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
DENCE north OF the above and known No. 81 Eliza
beth street. having four upright rooms pantry dressing
ROOM two atcs and double pinzzo with gas and CRATES
throughout slated roof &C. On the Lot which measures
feet front and 100 feet Deep more less, Brick
Kitchen Of 1our rooms, coach house and stables large
cstern and well Of water. --,===E,. ~.
ALSO, aa.s. +
All that LOT OF LAND elgbly located at the south
west corner of EGzabsth Mary sreets next north Of
the above md known No. S. measuring 50 feet front
on Elizabeth street and 100 feet Mary street. more or
less, having thereon tH and half story Frame Dwell
ing and all necessary outhildings and conveniences
With little alteration could be made eligible stand for
ageuteel Family Grocery. Tho location Of the above
property Is very desirable and healthy.
Conditions -Haf cash; balance In year, with legal
interest from dny OF SALE secured by bond Of the purcha
ser and mortgage Of the property Buildings to be IN.
surod and policy aHsigned Purchasers to pay B. Nc
Call for papers. T,9,11,13,14 March Z
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ANoTED CLERGYMAN AND PUBLIC LECTURER saJs
OF ;'Bro,cns Bronchial Iroches :" 'In all my lee
turing tours put Troahss INTO my carpet bag as
regularly 40 do lectures Oh inen." Public speak
ers, vocalists, and all others who exercise the
voice, should never fail of using the Troches.
They surpass all other preparations in clearing
and strengthening tho voice. ronoving hoarseness,
allaying irritation Of tho throat, and as cough
re,acdY are pre-eminently tie bes
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Residence al BLutzc tzcn.-Lots at Pine Ridge.

BY B. MCCALL. ---,-
On THURSDAY, the 14th instant at II o'clock ut the
Old Postofhce Broad street. Will be sold, without
serve,
All that LOT OF LAND in tho village Of Blufton, g.
c., known on plat by W. B. Buckner, Surveyor ns No.
l. and formerly owned by DR.. j. ". Kirk measuring Its
feet front and 200 feet deep, having thereon twosoy
House Of six and pinzza, kitchen, smoke house
carriage house, stables nc, good garden and well Of
water. This property Is eligibly located.
Two ONE-ACRE LOTS ut Pine Ridge, on the 8. G.
Railroad twentyons miles from the city known plat
of lands of Walter Steele Esq lots and D, section
streets.
Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay B. Mccall for
papers. 7th, 9Th 18th, 18Th, 14th March
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

WTITC7Le1I U3 COTuey. =
VIII be sold under the direction OF the UNDERMINED, st
tie old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 2Sh diy Of
March, 1857, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, ',. "
All TINT LOT OF LAND situate on the north sidsof Gum.
berland street. in this city, measuringand containing
inches and in depth eighty nine se feet h1 M inches
more or less bounding north on land now OF istepf J
". Wightman, east on Cumberland Church, south on
Cumberland street. and west on the Phoenix Engine
House. ~. i
Terms-One- third cash; balance in one and two yeas
secured by bond Of purchaser and mortgage ID the prs
mses with intereat from day Of sale payable annually
Master In Equity. ii
March ia..'..'.. .'.,' .'' th3 t11l s.l
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UNDER DECREE IN i I. :.EoU;IRY... J.

-. .Br0lon Us. YO,sng.
VIII be sold under the direction Of ,at
21st day Of March, 1857, at II O'Clock e. M 10 g5l
All that LOT OF LAND on th q north side Of Broad
street. IN this city, measuring ront ON Broad street
seventyave t75 feet by one hundred and Atty b0 feet
IN depth, be the said measurements more less
ed to the south on Broad street, west lands
man, and west on land Of B. c. PRESLEY 8hing-
ler .t.; ..'.s 20 ~ ~. f.Sys5;.:;st:. "a;
Terms-A sufficient amount In cash to pay the amount
now due gu upon she @ oondo the complainant and the bal
chaser and mortgage Of the premises with interest Hom :
day Of sale, payable iannuay Purchaser TO
papers. ,..g. I|i>s JAMESTUpPER,h - II
FebraarY 2a th1n7 Il -Maater In Eanitx.. 10.
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-.tbat knits up the ravclled slcavo Of c,re-

-.that knits up the ravelled slcare Of care
The cure OF each days woe, soro labor's bath,
Balm of hurt minds great Eaturos second course
Chief nourisher in Life's feast PLANTATION B1TTERs
Who that has suffered long fom Dyspepsia, hcart-
burn Liver Complaint, Jaundice. and all the LIS 'no
stomach is heir to- will nc for that sick sonachs sake
take PLANTATION BITrERs, and have immetato rclcl
good effect is guaranteed from the very frst aose II
has never been known 10 fail Thousands have tried II
and ure cured Go thou and do likewise
tuthS3
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a Novelty.

Tho latest and most elfectua remedy for the cure o.
debility loss Of appetite, headache torpor OF the liver
ctc is pANKSIN's 1EpATIC B1TTERS. For sale by
all Druggists. VI
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Direct Importation cf CouEesy, e1 Gladstone, from
Liue,po0
EY CLIFFORD & RTATHEWEs,
Auctionccrs, No. 56 Broad Street.
VIII be scld at auction on TUESDAY. 18th inst, at
United States Bonded Warehouse, on North Atlantic
Wharf, at IL o'clock.
Is CRATES CROCKERY
CONSISTING OF:
CRATE, 72 DOZEN, B TWFLERS, 19 SOUPS
crate, 100 dozen, B Mullins
crate "a dozen, G Chambers, and 81 dozen unhand
London Teas Tulip shape
crate 90 pairs, Ewers and Basins, and 22A dozen
Unhand London Teas, Tulip shape
crates, each 72 dozen, Twiters ~ soups, nrst
crate 20 dozen, " Jugs, best and Is dozen Unhand
London Teas
8 crates, each 116 W G Covered Dishes
crate 100 W G Mullins 7nch and 10 dozen do 5-1n;h
. crates, each 40 pair " Ewers and Basins: 81 Il
Chambers and Covers and TX dozen, Unhand & Lon
don Teas
erates, each " Flat Dishes.
Terms cash, Mlrca
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PLANTERS deslrous of obtaining highly concentrated
,nn,onacal fertilizer from mineral phosphates ant
m1cr adutcrations do so by applying to h1NsMAN
HOWELL. No 153 East Gay who are Agents Tor the sale
at,prs' Nitrogellizod super-phosphate OF Lime
February ii n"'ao
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1[UsAvo1DApIY POSTPONED TO TUESDAY. 18th MARCEL
Cargo Sale of French and English Goods, Of Direct
importation er Gladstone and Pa,1 ct Marie
y0"i BY cLIFFORD & IxTHEWEs,
-, 'Auetioneers. No. 56 Broad street.
Will be sold at auction, on TUES DAY. 18th March next
at United sta es Bonded Warehouse on North Allan
~ "t 7o iaoNDRUMs cAusTIc SODA go. ~
II terces Soda Ash
. 100 socks Ginger 55-gs..5... s. ..sa
casks Cream Of Tartar
2 bales Cammonlile Flowers
8 casks Gun Arabic
i."s. 2 casks Gum Arabtc-pOwdered .a.
10 quarter casks Cognac Brandy
v 10 quarter casks Brown Sherry
l.. 10 quarter casks Pale Sherry
70 quarter casks Port
+ 1877 cases Claret and Sautern ,..aal -.
10 cases Assorted Cordlals go,
cases Dant1c ,g..s-..;. b..
Is cases Absinthe s... .eL.i..,. -, i.
Is cases Vermonth
20 cases Peacn and Apricot Marmolade
$50 cases Brandy Fruit-assorted
200 cases Brandy Cherries sa..r :.
80 CASES Capers ...,.-lt-
40 cases Pickles assorted
40 cases French Mustard
8 cases Geen Peas -.
3 cases Mushrooms .---
100 tierces Angou1eme Vinegar
$50 boxes Mar settles Olive on
10 boxes Choice Bordeaux Olive OIL
so cases Sardlnes
43 bales Velvet Corks -.
cases Prunes-in tin
cases Pruncs-in glass
20 barrels Prunes
25 half barrels Prunes ST..
| 10 bales Maccaroni
bales Yer1nicelH
| 1000 pounds Lentils de Scissor
1900 pounds Lent1s de St. GILES
TOO pounds Hasel Nuts
| 1900 pounds Lanquedoc Almonds
IA bags Almonds
a5 casks >ew Crop Zante Currants
Is cases Assorted Phals
| 1900 Demij johns-assorted sizes
80 crates Wine Bottles
80 crates Clafet Bottles.
erms-Sums under $500 cash; $1,000 thirty days, ane
all over $1,000 sixty days. notes with approved city en-
dorsements with interest from day Of sale Marcn6
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LARGE SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-J. W. GRAY,
Master in Equity, will sell at the Exchange, at II
o'clock to-day, all the real estate of tho late j. T.
MARSHALL, consisting of eligible residences,
bakery and rico plantations. This property is in
good order; the plantations are in successful
opera ion, and paying handsome dividends. The
Gale will be positive, and the ter,as are easy.
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The PHOENIX has Il large circulation throughout tht
middle and upper Districts of the State Advertising
otcs as reasonable the stringency OF the money
lat will warrant Merchants and others wishing to ust
the columns OF the yaper will address
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-07
r, vo,, navc - suffering Child,

Do not let your prcudiccs the rreiudlccs OF otefs
stand between it and tho relief HAT Will De aosolu'c
SIRE 10 follow tho nse of Mrs WINSLOW'S SooIdlNe
SYRUP Millions Of mothers can testify That II Is per
ccy sale and cahlcrcmedy 1t relieves the enid iron
pn and cures yscntery and dlurrhGa IL soltens In
gums reduces inflammation cures wind conc anu cal
rjcs the infant safely through the tcetbing PERIOD