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Opening OF SPRING STYLES AT THE EMPORIUM
OF FASHION, No. 81 KING STREET-Mrs. S. j.
CorcHETT invites tho attention Of the ladies OF
Charleston and vicinity to her stock Of Millinery,
Fancy Goods, Dress Trimmings, Patterns, &C.,
opening this day, which comprises al the latest
STYLES and at the most reasonable prices. 3
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We WOULD direct attention to the advertisement
or: :Messrs. henry CoBIA & Co., Vendue Range.
They offer large assortment Of Liverpool salt,
rlolasses, &c.
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OFFICIAL. liz IL -.
Hcadauarters, Second Military District,l
CHARLESTON; 8. c., April 10Th, 1857.
[CmCu1Anl :. ..-s.
In reply to several communications addressed to these
Headquarters reference to the proceedings Of the civil
authorities of South Carolina in the collection of taxes
the following letter Of instruction from his Exce1ency
the Governor, to the Comproer3eneral, is published
for the information of oil concerned
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT 8. C.,)
COLUMBIA, 10th February, 1857.
Hon. S. L. Leaphart Contptrouer-General:
SR Upon conference with several OF the Tax Collec:
tors, as well as the Attorney General lam satisfied that
the endorsements of the Acts 81 the General Assembly,
according to their technical in port will be very oppres
sive to the poor who are unsbo to pay their taxes and
have no property and who, in such contingency are
oured to be arrested and confined in jail until they do
pay the executions and it win impose ruinous burthen
on the State to pay for dieting oil who may be arrested
When once placed in JAIL there is power to release the
delinquent until the Legislature meets In the present
Strengthened condition Of the finances of the State 1t must
be avoided and you Ire hereby directed to issue notice
to the Shers of the several Districts instrucng them
not to arrest and put IN Jail any delinquent in a1
cuion, unless such Sheriff. upon inquiry, shall be salts
fed that he or she is sudu1enty conceang property
withholding money belonging to him or her; and that II
every case where he believes the delinquent is unable
for want Of eans pay that the execution shall be &c
endorsed, and no proceedings further taken upon it.
have the honor to be, -
80 Very respectfully, yours, &C,
JAMES L. ORB, Governor. :
The instructions of tho Governor viii be carefully OBJ
served by sherfs and all other officers shers Other
officers charged with the execution Of process for the col
lection Of taxes will be required to report to the Com
mandinc Officer Of tho Post In which their duties art
performed, the names Of all parties Imprisoned for th
nonpayment Of taxes the amount Of tar due, and th
amount Of costs and fees, together with the evidence
showing "shat he she is fauduleny concealins pro
perty or Withholding money belonging to him orher."
Post Commanders will see that the requirements of th
Circular are observed
BY Command of Majoraenera D. E. s1oxLEs:
j. W. CLOUs,
Captain 38th Infantry,
A. D. C. & Act Asst. Adjt Gen'l.
Official ". CLous, Aid-de-Camp
April Is u
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BUSINESS Ncr1cE.-We refer to JOHN CoMM1Ns,
No. 1877 Meeting street, upstairs, nearly opposite
Hayne street. whero he offers United States Govern
mcnt Harness and Saddles, little used, at one
quarter their original COST ws4 April II
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All the BUILDINGS MACHINERY iIooa, !mpienoents:
Cals Bricks, Lumber and Materials pow nelonglng =?
the said Kalmia MILE on the lands Hna eteeWnese.
This property Is situate 1nmedistety on tne spql9
Carolina Railroad near tne s as
Depot 70 within one :ne OF tne "bstn 11
eight miles of the City @ s9 .iIa Iae
RsterB Of Big Horse Creek GS5.a,
one hundred feet Of the railroad Y e two sory
Building, one hundred and fonr tlo4 feet woe
hundred and Gz1Il !ees !ong: aesagasu =
contain tan tnoussno splnatss ano tIS9 cs ~
tpentg looms s1a aott.
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THE PHGN1x has large circulation throughout tie
middle and upper Districts of the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable the sringency OF the money mar
kct will warrant Glerchants and others wishing to use
the columns of the papcr will address
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor,
Eahr,,ary 25 Columbia S. c.
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CoRREcrroN.-In the proceedings of the United
States Court, published yesterday, We stated that
Capt. MELcHERs had been admitted to the rights OF
citizenship. Capt. MELcHERs is both an old cltl-
zen and soldier, and his application was only for
renewal of lost papers. communication from
him states these facts.
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Hoi'oIi MAYORS oEF1oE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
CHAnLEsroN g. c., April 18th, 1867.
"AVING BEEN CALLED UPON BY THE MILL
1 TARY AUTHORITIES to assist in tho enforce
ment of Par X General Orders No. TO- from District
Headquarters OF April 11 by nstructng the police TO-
arrest all persona Of whatever caste or color who may
be found carrying deadly weapons and turn them over
the Military for trial Now, therefore, call upon the
citizens Of Charleston to abstain from violation Of said
paragraph thereby saving themselves from being brought
before Military Commission, and relieving the Mayor
from the necessity Of discharging 30 painful duty.
April IT P. G. GAMLARD, Mayor.
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p. H. Il,

Are synonymous with Health, Strength and 'lgof
The secret viii be revealed by investing in bottle
PANKNIN's HEPATIC BITTERS. For sale by al
Druggists
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PASSOVER is at hand, and our Hebrew friends
naturally are desirous of knowing where they can
procure groceries suitable for the holidays. We
are happy to have ii in our power to inform them
that our young friend NIr. n LEVIN, Jr., in Market
street, is prepared to answer all demands OF this
character. Call soon, as there is a tremendous
pressure, and the good things will doubtless all be
sold before very long.
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NOTICE,

G-.9It- ~ i'..-.J' .NCT1CE. -
By permission of the Ordinary Of Colleton District VIII
seiI at RidgevfIe ON THURSDAY, the 9th dsy Of MGf
nerf ensuno i..;:: ~; II:
:. The PERsoNALq PROPERTY of the estate Of l. 3.
Mason consisting OF Dsuery and Fixtures, the same
being located ator near 18th Mile South csrona
ndons-Casl as to third psrt; the balance on
credit In1 18th January 1885, secured by bond and
pCommission oaioe, April 19h, 1857. = -
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
The Daiiy South Caroi,ian at Columbia, is now sent
to every Postocc in the State. Being the oiclc paper
of the State it will be found at the present tmo cpe-
cay valuable to merchants and others desiring 10 aVa'l
themselves OF a very large circulation.
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The BEAUTIFUL Hose Reel manufactured IN this
city, for the Marion Fire Company, can be seen at
the store of CAMERON, BARLEY s. Co., corner OF
Wentworth and Mooting streets, whore it will re-
main few days for tho inspection of all who de-
sire to examine fine piecs of mechanism.
CAPTAIN WooDHULL.-This long tried and popu-
lar oficer-who will be remembered as one OF the
most successful masters in the New York and Sa-
vannah Steamship line previous to the war-ar-
rived here yesterday in command of the steamship
Manhattan. The public will find Captain WooD-
HULL q most capable and accommodating officer,
and may rely upon his skill and experience.
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:: -. =. Kdlmaa Aais: at Auctson... :

DAY sd April. 1851, at il O'Clock a. n, at the
side Of the Exchange, Charleston, g r.
Tie KAIMIA MILLS with all the Property and Appur.
tenances thereunto consisting OF the seVes!
the Distict Of Edgefed South Carolina amounting in
ali to about four thousand two hundred and ftyptne
425s acres Or less conveyed % The sad Kama a5
which said several tracts Of Land nov rosseeion
Of and occupied BY the said Kalmia MHs as the atte q
an and siiSalar the waters water privileges rights
naembers hareditamens and to tha said
premises belonging in sny wise incident or spper
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EMPORIUM OF FAsH1oN.-Mrs. S. J. CoTcHErT
will open to-day large and varied assortment of
spring millinery at No. 371 King street, and her
old customers are invited to gall and examine her
stock. In addition to the articles usually found in
millinery establishment Mrs. CoTcHErT has q
choice selection Of various patterns, &C., that will
repay an examination.
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ASTHMA, which is so distressing at this season.
can be relieved and cured by using MARsDES's
PEcroRAL BALM. Physicians recommend it as
reliable, So fe and prompt remedy. For sale by all
sflr11praka
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MpRovEMENT.-The ground enclosed by the
Citadel Building has been recently filed in with
oyster shells, and will soon become hard and du-
rable walk. This is o great improvement over the
mud that was formerly to be seen during every
rainy spell. and which could not be avoided. AS
the Citadel is now used solely garrison, it does
not present the same neat appearance it once did,
but by little attention the interior could be great
ly improved, and the dull, fiat appearance consid-
erably altered. Before the war this area was div-
ded into walks, and had two large oval mounds at
either side, while smaller supported the flag
staff these could be restored at small outlay OF
time and labor and if the Citadel is to continue to
be the headquarters, it would not be amiss on the
part Of the occupants to make its appearance more
worthy Of Uncle Sam. =
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CHURCH FEsTNAI.-Among the holy days OBJ
served 10y the Roman Cltholic Church the Wednes-
day previous to Easter has been celebrated at
Rome as the day when the first n:serere is sung in
the sistine Chapel. The anxiety to hear this mu-
slcal composition is SO great that the Chapel is
always crowded to overhowing, and the service is
often prolonged until night, from which circum-
stance it has sometimes been called the Tenebr@
In No place but Rome has this celebrated music
ever succeeded, and although copies have been
furnished to different morarchs, the same effect
was never produced. 1t was composed by various
authors, but since 1921 the compositions OF LINZ
BAL and A1LSaa1 are sung on three successive
DAYS, and frequently blended together
At the singing of the nsise'ere singular cere-
mony takes place--a triangular candlestick, upon
which are fifteen candles corresponding with the
number of psalms sung, is placed on the side OF
the altar. After each psalm a candle is extn-
guished by the master Of ceremonies until the one
on top alone remains-this is not extingulshed,
but removed and restored at the end OF the ser
vice. This is done to represent the death and res
urrection of Christ, and the other candles repre-
sent the prophets put to death for their religion.
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THE PUEBLO MEETING LAST NIaHT.-At o'clock
P. H., yesterday, a large number of our adopted
citizeus of foreign birth assembled at the Hall OF
the Bruderliche Bund. Upon motion of MIR. ALEX
ANDER ME1cHERs, ARCHIBALD CAMERON, Esq, took
the chair, and explained the objects of the meet
ing.
The following gentlemen were appointed Vice
Presidents and Secretaries:
Vlce-P Presidents Jacob Small, John +.
O'Neill Col. Charles KanapauX, Capt. Theo Cordes
John Klinck, Esq, Capt. P. j. Coogan, A. MO"
roso, Capt.;J NJ. Mulvaney. Rev. L. Muller Capt
Henry Gerdts, James Cosgroye, Capt. u. werner,
Secretaries.-Dr. H. Baer, Charles Cassidey,
Henry Sparnick, Jose Jara.
General ScoTT and Colonel SMITH being present.
we're asked to take their seats on the stage.
General JOHN A. NaatAaENER, Commissioner OF
! immigration for South Carolina addressed the
audience, explaining more fully the object he had
in calling the meeting, viz: to submit to them q
pamphlet he had prepared, setting forth the in
ducements South Carolina holds forth to the
stranger to come and settle within her bor-
ders. He read the pamphlet, and was lis
tened to throughout with much interest The
report exhibited the history, geography of this
State her climate resources, character OF the peo-
pie, ETC., etc., giving complete ethnosraphical
picture, drawn in few lines, as it were, but show
ing the master hand. While the treatise is excel
lent for the immediate purpose for which it was
written, great part Of it would make an excellent
udde mecunn for public and private use al home.
At the conclusion OF the reading Of the report,
Mr. GLOVER moved the following resolutions, which
we're unanimously adopted:
Resosued, That the report Of General John A.
Wagener, Commissioner of immigration for South
Carolina, meets our cordial concurrence; that we
approve of the same and believe it to be honestly
based upon statistical facts and the results OF ac-
| tua experience.
Resolued, That we deem the law for the encour-
agement aud protection of European immigration
eminently wise and proper; that not only have we
| found pleasant and prosperous home IN South
Carolina ourselves, but that it is our candid opin-
ion that no State in the American Union can offer
better advantages or better prospects of succ ;ss
to the industrious and frugal immigrant than this,
| the State of our adoption.
Resoluea, That to those Of our brethren in Eu-
rope who are determined to be industrious, frugal,
| SOBER and honest, we can confidently say, "Come,
the chances are your favor, that success will re-
ward your eforts-while to these who do not pos
sess these qualities, or who doubt themselves, we
can offer no encouragement.
.Resolued, That the above be signed by our
President and Secretaries and transmitted to the
Commissioner OF immigration for public action
with his report.
Upon motion, the meeting then adjourned.
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CoRcyER's INQUEST SHOOTING OF A
FREEpMAN.-A Coroner's inquest was held at st.
Stephens, Berkeley District on the 9th OF March,
before MIR. R. E. W1NEHAM, Magistrate and acting
Coroner for said District over the body OF freed
man named Shine Blute, who lived In that neigh
borhood, and was killed by the accidental discharge
of shot gun in the hands OF Claus Green (color-
ed>. Mr.. G. B. TOWNSEND testified that the shoot
ing was purely accidental, and the gun was quite
crazy and liable to 60 off at half-cock.
Claus Green, the party charged with shooting
The deceased, testified that he was assisting in
moving Mr.. PANzE1BE1rTER's store, and his hands
being cold he went to the pump-house to warm
them, and while there saw the gun lying down; ne
took it up and examined it, and when In his hands
it was accidentally discharged and the load entered
the body of Blute, who was standing near by. he
immediately paid every attention % him but to no
avail, as he died that morning.
Dr. r. II. WALKER testified to the result Of the
shot. and Nero Hall and Alexander Addison sub
stantiated the testimony of the other witnesses
R,nte died from the effects Of his wound about
Two hours after the occurrence, and the jury re-
tnrred a verdict Of accidental shooting.
FREE F1aHr.-A triangular duel occurred about
ga, NJ, Yesterday, near the corner OF Church and
Chalmers streets but in consequence OF the early
hour only few spectators were on the ground,
and the aspirants for fame and the lookup had
the field to themselves. The beligerents were OF
the female persuasion, and Of undeniable African
extraction. Their blood had evidently been
warmed by the recollection Of the sunny toun-
tains" Of their father land, and after much Jawng
and little sparring the wool was pulled over tner
ewes with vim that should have Immediately de-
cded any contest but the sable AmaZons were III
for bout and proved themselves noble candl-
dates for the ''Prizo Ring What was the contro-
yersary did not appear, and we were content to
stand at adistance-remembering the old proverb
until the fortune of war decided in favor OF one
of the fair combatants who carried the heaviest
artillery on her side. The contest was spirited
and was conducted with entire impartiality, each
combatant pulling, tuggng and scratching with
ont anv particular choice as to where her blows
MIGHT fall. Fortunately foc the female plugs, their
z,,ize encounter was brought to successful close
.y;tbont the interference of the police and the
victor. a dark damsel from Congo, remained the
master Of The situation,
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DOWIE & NOISE, agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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UNDER DECREE. IN. EQUITY.
Gregg us. Horsbeck,' Trustee, ct at. -

On TUESDAY the 7th May NEXT at II O'Clock, win be:
- lI.i1l: sold at the old Custom Honse,.
All that LOT OF LAND with the BUILDINGS thereon:
situate; on Mil street. and measuring on the north on
Mil street 40 feet inches; the west ON land now or
nie Of Giand formerly OF Gregg 80 feet inches; on
the south on land Of Rose 40 feet nches on the east ON
land Of Osterholtz 80 feet inches Bounded by the
fences as they now stand: s--.-....
cash; balance in one and two years.
with interest from the day Of sale payable annually
credit portion to be secured by bend Of the
and mortgage Of the premises The buildings to be IN
sred and the policy assigned to the Master
4nrii II - VS. tut Master In Equity.
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7. O. o. T..

T,RIDAY, THE 2sTH OF APRIL, HAVING BEEN
T. appointed by the &. ". Grand Lodge Of the United
States day Of Thanksgiving and prayer to render
thanks to the ever living God for His manifest favor and
protection to that institution which much love and
CHERISH and especially for the preservation of it's unbro-
ken unity through trials and perils OF unparalleled &C.
verify. .--.s. =. } -.
The members Of South Carolina Lodge, No /, Marion
No. Howard No. 8, Jefferson, No. T. and Schiller, No
So under direction Of the R. w. Grand Lodge OF South
2sth inst at the Odd Fellows hail. corner King and Lib
erty streets, at O'Clock. t~.-zt., S'zt.
Palmetto and Ashley Encampments are respectfully
invited to unite with the subordinate Lodges In the OBJ
Bervance Of this occasion.
After appropriate religious exercises, an address will
be delivered by p g. Master r. g. DURYEA.
The public generally and ladies particularly are In
IN In affa - =
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= DISTRICT CoURr-Judge LOGAN presiding ng.-Fhe
usual number of cases Of petit larceny, assault
and battery, &C.. were taken up but they presented
no peculiar interest and were soon decided. In one
case, the last tried Cufee Scott had accused fel
low freedman Of sequestering his raiment, and
when asked by the Court his reasons for suspect
ing the prisoner, stated that he found it out by
fconjuraton. He had prepared four sticks and
handed them to the suspected parties, and, on e1-
animation, the prisoner. was found to have the
longest; and was, therefore, clearly guilty: With
this exception, which caused some merrimept IN
the Court; as being new law to decide cases BY,
the proceedings were generally uninteresting
The following is the list Of the cases decided:
- The State us Alexander Hutton, Larceny. Not
Guilty.
James Hall, Larceny. Guilty.
VIM. Aeffman, Assault and Resisting an Vtacer.
Not Guilty.
John Glover and Oliver Glover, Larceny. Guilty.
Charles Rober and Susannah Wilson, Assault
and Battery. Not Guilty.
James Sanders, Larceny. Guilty
Toney Washington, Larceny. Guilty
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OFFICIAL. ;. :.

Official J,w. c1ous, Aidde-camp. -, II &,
April 15
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A. J. VIDAL

1TAyUNG TAKEN THE DRUG STORE No. so COM
Ill ING STREET Opposite Bull) would respectfully
invite the attention Of the community to his NEW AND
WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF DRUGS, MEDI-
CINES CHEMICALS AND PERFUMERY.
Prescriptions promptly and carefully compounded. 8
April 10 Wfm6
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MlSCELLANE E0US.

)facial-J. ". CLous, Abide Camp.
april Is
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A1uciors for Horses, Vehicles and Furniture
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY iat aquarter past
10 o'clock, originally establ1shed by tne
Furniture sales at Private Residences promptly attend
cd to at low charges. =. ,'.5-t'
(. Auctoneers No. az Broad street. 81
Anvil II .9rnn South Side near State.
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soeeid Sale to Close. ), consiqryeents. * n

=. SpeCEE SUE Cl0S1 COLBLy!UIte7ftds ;y -
s:ss.-a..,ss. BY j. SS w. KNOX. srz7Esr!;s
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock A. M, af their Auction Sales
rooms No. 1873 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel
An assortment Of nREss GOODS, White Goods, Linen
Goods, Hosiery, Gloves and Fancy Goods. -.
i...aas ALSo ti5--. y - 4s;
CLOTHING, Hats, Boots and Shoes. - 80. =.
Conditions cssh, !, - April1F:
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s;AllI:l,Ij OH ll|!]j' AlEs

;Boos.:: ::Sfoss, BdhaoEal aaaxs, dp:sS &C.
- By ~ E0M ..sss,s
THIS DAY 17fh instant, atts 10 n qzss ba!es
- Boom; No. 40 Meeting streek we WA seaL.
- A oons3gnment os 40s casess end ssaoo1s
Shoes Balnorals, CATERS an4 .91usns
sale ON account of Usdatortters G'sd aA co's-
-5j,-,.l ce1ned :s;;t,, q, s
- BY A. HI. ABBAHAHs ~ gOEs, = <,
TOMORROW the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock we WM
sen at onr saesroom, No. 35 Hayne street.
..ICIOTHIEG Musqutto Netting Neck Ties, Elastic, &C.
AtesA t.s ALSO,
= Pieces GRENNDfNE, Foulard Printed Lawn Satnet,
Black Cloth Cassrneres Hoop Skirts, Hostery, &c, &C
--IUNITED STATES AfARsIIAL's SALE. .sssi 7
rroRrmosuRE OF MoRTaAaEi BIZ ;coNsENT OF PARr1Es.]
: - Ro5eT GeHu us. Robert "a. .Haraey:
RYSW. f'H3SiS .Y;SIEITCH & II. IS. BRUINS.
- ..f ;..3 .5.sfisAuctioneex1. = - .
v virne AZ, order ma directed IN the above
WIN e1pose for sale st Public Auction 10 To1t
~ fhe old Custom House. In Charleston. at O'CLOCK
NJ. on.TOMORROW, :Anel 10. 1e617,
THE sIDEcWHEEL: aTEH AMER PI!AT0 &. paTlnsn aI "a so
sbodt B9 $500 toms length 94 ITO feet
feet depth 4i0 fest together her tinkle fnr-
iture apparel and as Per Sc
third cash; balancetn 1otes q ~ an"
30 days. secured by two approved endorsera
April IT ths2 tuwth3 NJ: us. Marenal:
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SPR1Sa MuL1lRy.-The desire to beauiify and
adorn the person was implanted IN our natures os
divine hand; and from Mother EVE to her latest
descendant the same avidity has been shown TO
discover some new fashion that will be an improve
nlent on the last. Mrs. E. MAsTERMAN, at No. aus
King street, is prepared to satisfy the doubts OF
the fair fashion seekers, by opening for their IN
specton the varied contents Of her establishment.
Our fair readers who wish to be posted should at
4and irorne1 fatally
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aAUCTi.0si ALEs.g

furniture Of Family 1eaptng the Cay-SStopes,
s Mattresses, Bedding; &e;,a DC. ct,5.ss5EE=
lCnah Auction House, No. IS Hass1 Street,
u, ..;s7a opposite Post0fice,
Will sell THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock,
Stoves Mattresses, Bedding Blankets Sheets, kc.
coUNT1Na-HoUsE DESKS AND STOOLS, &C.. DC.
M5TO.MORROW, at 10 O'Clock, sale Of SHOP GOODS,
Clothing Fancy Goods continued :'.< ~
Conditions cash So 10Y April II