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AUG TI0R SALES.

Last Days Sale Of the Conte,As of lz4cc:-c':,:.:.s
H0l' e0rns, Sy Kmsng m L. and A1MXRy MSgXiRisty Streets
THIS F, PAX IAY ths % 22a d! instant VIZ bo sold.
OF apd Contents Of
-. MILL1GAN. nIELcIIERs & CO.
WIN sell THIS DAY. 23d inst, at Southern Wharf, at II
Lot ANCHORS sslssD' aSb cHAiss. & Al;
February 23 a
BY II. NJ. MARSHALL q BRO.
Brokers and Auctionecrs, No. 80 Broad
MULES HORSES. February %
ooe So 60 600 nc sor ss.2f5Tsnh & Hns 8 HkS 1Seo
Brokers a nd Auctioneers.
On MONDAY. 2sth February, commencing ct 10 o'clock.
and to DO continued every day until the whole Is dis
THE FURNITURE OF THE PLANTERS. HOTEL, at
G. Everything new from tho manufactories about
four m months ago; anl consists in part Of
Carving Table attaehed A'''Ae' "A'' A-S'1e "A
1Rsna HE1s. Planes 11D SOLID Mahogany Barber Chairs
Hotel settecs. 9 dozen spittoone
Wines, Liquors segars. and great variety too ..ne-
81 double sets and so single sets CHAMBER FURN1-
5000 yards CarEeung and Mating
1so psirs Rochdalc White Wool Blankets
100 double and single Hair Mattresses Mirrors
great quantity OF Towels. Sheets. Napkins, Table,
Cloths Pillow Cases. Countepanes Glassware and Crock
80 Camp Stoves and Ranges never used .
dozen Oak Dnng-room Chairs
dozen tenfect Chestnut Extension Tables
Terms cash. Articles will be delivered on Monday and
Tuesday, 6t and h March. and articles not then
pd for will be reod account and risk Of purchasers
Catalogues arc hang prepared. -
aT Tho Columbia Carolinian. Daily Press, Augusta.
and Savannah News and Herald will please give three In.
serdons each with local notice. and send bill to r. N.
NJ. & Bro February 1S
MCKAY & CAMPBHLL,
Cash Auction House,.
No. IS Hasel street. opne%tte Postemse,
Regular Sales Days every Tuesday and Fst-
WIN sell on TUESDAY, 26th instant at 10 o'clock on
,es soaa5 sPRa fRs i pnTs
- cases White Jaconets Checks and Swiss Muslin
- cases superior Denims
cases Domestic Blue Pl1ds ......
- cases Mthuen shechng Stripes.
#74.as ALSO,
SPRING CASSNIERES, Pant Stuff, Cottonades
Tweeds Cloths, Spring Plaids, Stripes, Blay Linen
Flannels DeBages L. Hdkfs, Blue Hdkfs.. Cambrics.
&c, DC:
CLOTHNG-PANTs, COATS Vests, Jackets, Shirt, Un-
dershirts and Drawers, Neck6es, Collars, &c.
An invoice Mems, Ladies' and chilaren.s BOOTS AND
SHOES ..rTr,. ....~G3g
Mems Drab and Black Felt and Wool Hats, &C.. /.
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS ana smallwares. &C.
Conditions cash: February %
Estate Sale Fmrnlture, Pianos. Gotd Watch and
Chain, &c. @a
RY b. MCCALL. .4.- as
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at II O'Clock, at Of
fec No 81 Broad street. will be Sold by order Of the
SUNDRY ARTICLES OF FURNITURE, &c. belong
ing to an estate,
r,oa - coNg1s1No N PART Of:
Washstands. Bedsteads Beds Carpets Pictures, Fire
@ svsa a.d dnS sd
Cased Six Octave Piano, Mahogany Cased Piano, &c.
Conditions cash on delivery.
UNLIMITED ARTICLES received till hour Of sale.
February %
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a srsolE Trial oE MRS. WNslow's SOOTHING sYnur
for children eethins, yet sd relieve the baby
and overcome the prejudiccs Of the mother. It win
heve tho poor little sufferer immediately. It not only
ees the child nom pain. but regulates the stomach and
bowels cures wind collie. acid and dys-
and comforts the mother. st.f
Thirty-hvo cents q bottle. s 4. "
Be sure and call for r-2&s@ r.
"MRs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac Of cuKrrs PRnxr1ys'' on the
outside wrapper All others are base limitations
For sale by DoWE / NOISE, No 151 Meeting street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel.
February % l% stuths
"7aey made her a graz. too cold and damp.
For a soul 50 honest and true =.
they had been wise, the dire necessity Of opening
the grave for one lovely might have been averted
PLANTATION B1IrERs II timely used, to rescue
the young and lovely the middleaged and tho aiing
from the grave. sI .S',
Almost NIL diseases have their beginning in some slight
difficulty of the Stomach, which would eventuate in
Dyspepsia Headache Liver Complaints, Night swests
Consumption, Death. PLANTATION Br1TERs win prevent
these premonitory symptoms and keep the blood pure
and the health good. fF 7
BE WARNED IN TIME ssh
February 10 Gs~E@ t,5sl4 tuthss
"A 90 si-.
To PLANTERs.-ny you wish Fertilizers apply to J. n
ROBSON, No 50 East Bay, who has always barge STOCK
and on the most favorable terms. y:
November 20 thetu4mos
H. et @s55t. "a Try Them. w. &, .s& =
Many have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the use OF PANK.11s
HErA11o B111ERs We would recommend them to all
who stand In need Of tonic.
For sale by all Druggists. s az En- October6
.g-, rRf-'@@ 'lf 'H,-o--'- z" .tt-% t..= -
THE TInIE TO ADVERTISE IN THE
: COUNTRY. N Il
The Daily South 0dTolnian at Columbia, is sent
to every Poetofco in the State. Being the oiel paper
of the state it will be found at the present time espe
cia valuable to merchants and others derng to ava
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NOTICE. a.=
! Sales EVERY EVENING at O'Clock, byKHROY Co.
No. 339 King-steet, OF general assortment of DRY
GOODS. Clothing, Fancy Goods, Jewelry. Boots and
Shoes. Cutlery PerfumeEy and Soaps. February
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ACouaH, Cold or Sore Throat, requires imme-:
diate attention, as neglect oftantimes results il
some incurahe Lung Disease. g Broan,e Bron-r
chidl 7Toefes" are simple remedy, and WIN almost
invariably give immediate relief ;;itsSs3: @s.
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THE RICHMOND EmEoz1o.-Our exchanges in
various parts Of the country, have given favorable
notices of this magazine The Enquirer says ::
We feel a very lively interest in the success Of
the Richmond Eclectic Magazine, and in its wide
circulation among our people, In the choice Of it's
contents, the whole range Of the higher grades Of
foreign magazine literature is placed under con-
tribution. OF one capital advantage the reader is
secure: No sectarian tenets nor sectional preju-
dices are allowed place in the Eclectic. He may
turn its pages, therefore, without risk Of offence Or
insut--which is true Of almost nothing published
between us and the Arctic. "A - 80 ~ "
The editors of the Eclectic are admirably quail
fed for their posts, both by their e1udition their
literary tastes and their industry. Their pnblica-
ton has grown in favor with each successive num-
Der, and the most cordial appreciation Of their
labors and their peculiar merits, and the warmest
sympathy IN their success have been expressed to
them by the scholars and readers Of the South. In
these we very heartily join.
The contents: Of the February number are l.
The Last Records of Charles Lamb; 2. Mons.
Drouyn De EHpys; 5: France and the French
S. The Mother Of the Wesleys; s. More About the
Queens English; 2. The Metaphors Of st. Paul; 8.
The Storm-Light Of Haklaraholm; g. Epigrains;
10. ProYerbial Ssancho Pansaa; IL On Tfansla-
ton Of Virgins Hneid; u. Science and Art; IS.
Editorial Notes. 4 49, ,5. " RS @ II.
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PERUVIAN GUANO, :: -
DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT hARKET
RATES. ;E

NOLUBl4E PAClE1C GUANO. $75 CASH; $50 FIRST
~ Novenber with interest," approved city acceptance.
Swan Island uano $40 cash; $36 LIST November, with
intere st, approved city acceptance 3f &s'% 'f5
Baugh's Phosphate OF Lime, $50 cash.; s65 Novel-
Phoenix Guano S65 cash.
Flower OF Bone, unadultsrated and unburnt.
Farners' Plaster or Gypeum, warranted pure
1u Offering the above TO planters do with
every confidence, not only having testimonials from
further guarantee th every cargo arrives from the
fastnry Is analyzed by Prot Shepard, Of tbs South
Carolina Medical College, and the high reputation of
these manures fully kept up. !: J. N. ROBSON:
!: January 4. tuths3nnos y No. g. East Bay.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A @ A RID.
To Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Ready Made Clothing.

HAVING "A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE
IL manufacture OF CLOl HING. for the WHO'LL EsATE
In III Its branches, would like associate my
sen WITH party or parties who command certain
sonthsn capitalists ,s viii M do veil to toxic
well made up. with rogad workmanship and At "a can
be dono IN any Of the Northern cities. besides giving en-
ployment to numberless needy families our midst
am getan! up lot of samples of SPRING AND SUM-
MER GOOD5 which can be seen at any time next week
at my Store, No. 35 Brood street. -
JAMES MCCORMICK,
Agent for Vests Spring, Summer, and Monthly Report
OF tashlon February 23
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THE TInIE TO ADVERTISE I'm THE
:. COUNTRY. si5y II

The Daily South 0arolintan at Columbia is now sent
to every Postofhco in the State Being ociel paper
of the State, it will be found at the present time espe
cia valuable to merchants and others desiring ava
themselves Of very large circulation. !Es, X 'i;,Z
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LIST OF ARTICLES

Id not to be paid for until you know what you have
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING MANuFAcroRY.-We would
desire to bring to the notice OF readers the ad
vertsoment Of Mr. JAMES MCCORMICK Of No IS
Broad street, whose experience in this branch Of
business is such us to make us recommend his
card to the attention Of persons who may feel in
terested in matters Of this kind, and who may be
anxious to associate themselves with capable end
responsible copartner.
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DR.. PLUMER's STUDIES IN. TIE BOOK OF PHA1n1s
Published by J. B. LRPMcoTr & Co., Philadel-
phia--We are glad to hear that this great and
cheap work is selling rapidly. The first edition is
already gone. Two presses are constantly at work
on the second edition. The work is everywhere
received in the hndest manner. .@,
Rev. Dr.. De Witt, Of New York, in a note to the
part shows much research and exhibits sound
Judgment. Viewed as a valuable exposition ana
devotional companion to the reading and study Of
serves place in the: study Of every minister and
Rev: Dr.. 81: 4. BoaTdnan, Of Philadelphia, says: !:
church most valuable service in ipublishing his
Studies in the Book of Psalms lt supplies real
urgent, and wide-felt want. Its rich frolegomena
Rev. DR.: shedd, of New York; says 9sI take
Rev: Or: Paztons Sf ' New, York, says: .:Dr
The labor that it has COST the field Of learned re-
search through WhichsG he has passed, and the
amount Of spiritual thought and reflection which
for the Study and the closet It Is worth Wills to
iveto write such book p 6 ..i s-s51 T.
Rev. DR.. ]. B. Dales; Of Philadelphia, says: cit
geical work, good for. the closet and the study,
and the book that would like to see have 9 place
in every family IL the land. ;" ;.l ri
The Press fnlly sustain these views. s :s e Il
These excellent works, which we win be glad to
see more in the hands Of our people than they are
at present, can now be- obtained from the city
agent, Mr.. A1FREDA.5 sMrrH, q young gentleman
ofindusHy and talent, though maimed by an acci-
dent in early life, and who will be remembered for
his efforts IN getting subscribers: for DAnaz7s
tIite Of JAoKsoN. 2 n. i':ss a
a NATURAL A11Y.-N Nature has yielded to Coz
,a, n ~ -
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R ALL R O ADS /.

AND CHARLESTON RAIL
/ - E"a Ia .G.insa ROAD. s2..g g4.r s ~ .5ls
OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAu-l G
ROAD COMPANY, NO. % BROAD STREET,
CHARLESTON, February 20, 1867. q
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surmounted all obstacles. The fair sex we're by
far the greatest sufferers, for in order to secure
themselves against the attacks of the insidious
foe, they muffaed themselves up like Mahomedans,
and became objects Of commisseration instead Of
admiration. 55S
The city authorities have done all in their power
to alleviate this misfortune by heepmg up the
loose sand and cartng it away but the great agent
iswantng-the water carts are minus, and we suffer
from daily inhiction in consequence. ! Through
out the whole city cry has gone up, lay this dust
or we perish, snd beyond a few hogsheads drawn
slowly along by some asthmatic horse, and Who WIN
filter few drops upon the dusty streets no efforts
are made to abate the nuisance. IN the nsme of =
dirty community, we ask where are the water carts2
have the owners been indu1ging in Rip Van VIM
ke's sleep has the corporation failed neith-
er,then why this apathy The enemy is advancing,
and unless speedy action Is taken we shall nn
have dusty death. In the principal streets, at
least, the merchants would cer+sinly be willing to
pay the small fee required to support these carts,
and by q constant application Of water the evil
may be averted. S&%5SS$$, 5:a a#ss$ Sss
The Crrx.-Witk the close Of the present week q
retrograde glance is not inappropriate. The city
has never enjoyed better state Of health and the
Coroner has tasted the pis inertie To his great
disgust NO deaths are reported accidents are rare,
aud tna morals Of tho community are evidently
improved. In sddition to these cheering signs,
the rpring trade has opened with brislness thai
promises increased activity for the next few
months. Our merchants have laid IN fun stocks
and offer indncem ents to country merchants thai
cannot be equalled. The streets have been i'm.
proved by The addition or new stores and love
sidewalk, and are daily thfoneed by crowd
visitors who inspect the different fabrics tempt
ingly offered Tor eale, and not unfrequently be
come eztenaiye purchasers.
This sm2gQYepspt il rot confined t.. any On,
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FOR THE SPRING TRADE OF SOUTH
........... CARO11NA. 4.%: :,;.r-s;.s :.
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Senator ChandIer's Indictment Against
the President Another Sign.
From The Herald.


''Melas and 1 are trying to deceive each
other" said the great Napolean, in one of his
crisp little epgrammatic letters to Josephine.
The same game is now going on at Washing
ton, not only between President and Congress,
but between the several parties and factions of
Congress. They are all trying to deceive
each other. There is strategy in politics as well
as in war; and the report of the House Com
mittee on the New Orleans riot on the same
day with Mr.. Chandlers Indictment in the
Senate against President Johnson were stra-
tegical movements against the coalition which
is manoeuvring to bring together the two ends
OF Pennsylvania avenue.
Senator Chandler says that if President john
son had no legal authority to appoint provi-
sional civil Governors over the Rebel States,
such appointments on his part render him
liable to impeachment; that if Mr.. Johnson,
without authority in law, has restored to
Southern States and railroad companies the
rolling stock, etc.. of any road or roads, the
property of the United States obtained as cap
lures made in war, he ought to be impeached
for that: that if he has unlawfully stopped by
his orders the collection of the district tax
levied upon the Rebel States, he ought for
that to be subjected to impeachment that if he
has retained in or reappointed men to office
without submitting their names to the Senate,
or after their rejection by the Senate, it is amat-
ter for impeachment and in regard to the Presi-
dents plan of Southern restoration, says Mr..
Chandler; che has no more right to plan
than my horse.' Finally, he says that the
removal by impeachment of President who
has violated the Constitution would produce
about the same amount of excitement IN the
country that the removal OF the Custom
House officers in the city of New York would
produce, and no more" And so Mr.. Chandler
hoped that his resolution proposing an inquiry
as to the legality of those provisional clYil
Governors of Mr.. Johnson would be adopted.
Mr.. Fessenden, however, suggested that as the
members of the Senate might possibly be
called upon to act in the capacity OF judges
upon charges of impeachment against Mr..
Johnson, it was proper that they should hold
themselves free from any commitment ON the
subject; and so the resolution was properly
laid on the table.
But for all this the radical Senator from
Michigan gained his point, in a little lift to
the Judiciary Committee of the House, charged
with the duty, in their discretion, OF making
up a case Of impeachment The report and
bhl Of Mr.. Eliot, Of Massachusetts, in the
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! mPoRTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, Nd.
January 30, 1851
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the port Of
Baltimore lHendeTson's Wharf, East Balu-
more), on THURSDAY, II M, February 2S,
1867, the
SUPERB SIDE-WEEEL STEAMER
COSMOPOLITAN,
OF 779 tons; length, 225 feet; breadth of beam, "a
feet; depth OF hold, ID feet; cylinder, 50 inches
and III feet stroke.
A rare opportunity is afforded, in the sale Of
this steamer, TO persons desiring TO purchase
really hrSt-class vessel.
She Is of light draught, the engine and boiler
are in most excellent condition, and the hull
perfectly sound and strong.
II is believed that for size and build, the cos
MOPOl.ITAN surpasses any vessel hitherto
offered by Government for sale at this port.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds, on day o.
sale.
Further particulars may be learned on appii-
cation to the undersigned or to the Auction.
GERS, Messrs. ADREON, THOMAS CO., No. IL
South CHARLES Street.
By order OF the QuarJermaster-G General,
A. s. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. q. NJ, u. s. A.,
22tN Depot Quartermasteh
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DRY GOODS.
P RICE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT,


Have just opened from New York auction sales. and
other sources, several lots of GOODS BELOW GOLD
50 dozen Linen Huckaback Towels. l21Sc.
Large size Huckaback Towels, 25, 35 aud 45c
Large size satin Damask Towels soc.
100 dozen Linen Doylies at ST. sl5. s1s71S $3.50, and
A large assortment of Linen Napkins s245 up to IS
Linen Bird-Eye for Childrens Aprons. 40. So s21l.
scotch cot, Diaper BY The piece, very cheap.
Linen Huckaback Towelllng, 81 35, and 4Oc, very
81 Power-Loom Table Linens CSC per yard.
"a Bleached Table Linens, soc. per yard.
s-4 Table Linens, a job lot, very heavy, SIPS per
Linen Table Cloths, 21s yards long, $780,
A large assortment Shlrting Linens.
Heavy Housewife Linens.
WHITE GOODS-WHITE GOODS.
Just opened $50 pieces Sofhnsh Cambrics, from 25c
up to Soc yard The balance of importers stock
which was bought az gold prices
Several lots OF White Brillants 20, 25, %, 81, S7H
Do do. Nainsook Muslins, 25, %, 81, s711. and
$50 pieces Nainsook Plaid Muslins handsome large
White Msrseilies ane Piques, s7h, Soc, up to ella
yard.
Several lots Of Ladies Linen Hdkis to SELL l2]S, 10,
Gents Hdkis, 25 2s, 81. s71s, As, and soc.
Several lots of Gents Colored Border Hdkfs, very
Ladies HemstItch Hdkfs.
Ladies' Tucked Hdkts S71S, A, So and sec.
A large assortment Of Hamburg Edgings, Insert
ings, and Flouncings, cheap lot Of Dmity Bands,
ETC, Etc.
MUSLINS; MUSLINSi
All the leading makes OF Muslins at the very
williamsyiile, wamsutta. New York Mills, Amos
keag A, Whitinsville Whitney, and Trenton Pillow
case and Sheetng Muslins.
American Calicoes and Ginghams.
PRICE a. WOOD.
Northwest cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT.
N B.-Just opened5O pieces French Lawns, 20 cents,
slightly soiled, worth 37% "a
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GALE OF. DAMAGED CLOTHING AND
y EQUIPAGE

OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGEl
NEW YORK, February 8, 1867.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, on account
of the United States, at the Depot of Army
Clothing and Equipage, corner of Laight and
Washington streets, in New York city, on
WEDNESDAY, the goth of February, 1857 at
ii o'clock A. M, and will be continued from day
to day until all are sold, the following named
articles of damaged clothing and eQuipage:-
Woollen blankets, greatcoats, blouses, uni
form coats, bedsacks, shirts, drawers, greatooat
straps, knapsacks, stockings, stocks, trousers,
knives forks, spoons, plates, tin cups, hats caps
lace, brown Hollands 6Oyards; alpaca, l24 yards;
boots, shoes, brass articles, musical instrumental
cap covers, etc. etc.
Catalogues may be had at the Depot; also
samples ofthe articles may be seen.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds; ten per
cent. down, and the balance before the goods
are taken from the Depot which must be within
three days from day OF SALE under forfeiture Of
the purchase and the ten per cent.
BreVet Brigadier-General ID, H. YINT0N,
299t Assistant @. M.-General u, IS, A
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE AT CHARLESTON
VI S. G.

oYERNMENT SALE AT CHARLESTON,
VI S. G.
The following ORDNANCE PROPERTY viii
be sold at Public Auction, at the United States
Arsenal, Charleston, S. c., on MONDAY, March
4, 1867, commencing at 10 A. Nj
About 200 net tons (cannOn) Cast Iron.
About $50 net tons Shot, She'll etc. (aboutone-
half have valuable soft metal attachedl
About 100 tons Loaded Shell.
About 10 tons Scrap Wrought Iron.
About Az tons Scrap Brass, Copper, etc,
537 wooden Artillery Carriages, froned.
$50 wooden Chassis, ironed.
About 750 Cavalry Saddles, $50 Brides $500
Cartridge Boxes, and a quantity of other leather
work.
large Hand Fire Engine. built by Agnew.
Philadelphia.
About 1900 barrels Unserviceable Powder -
Also, a large quantity of other property, con-
sisting principally OF Musket A Appendages Rags
Rope, Implements, Miscellaneous Tools, eto.
etc. ~ '
Terms-Cash on the day of the sale, in United
States Currency.
Ample time allowed for the removal OF the
property, at the expiration of which that not
removed will revert To the Government.
By authority of Chief of Ordnance.
# Il. III. PARKER,
Captain Ord, and Brevet Major u. 8. a..
270l3 1920 Coming Charleston Arsenal.
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DRY GOODS.

have just made out a reduced price list for
all my LINENS. which cannot fall TO give satis.
faction to the most careful buyer.
To those about purchasing LINEN GOODS,
we would say that our stock was never larger
and more varied, consisting of the following,
wiz
LINEN DAMAsKS, ALL WIDTHS,
TABLE CLOTHS, ALI Sizes,
FINE NAPKINS AND DOYLIES,
IRISH LINEN SHEETINGS, ALL WIDTHS
FBEN en-. LINEN sHHEETINGs, ALI.
WIDTHS,
LINEN PILLOW CASTINGS,
HEAVY SHIFTING LINENS.
FINE BOsOM LINENS,
SHIRT BOSOMs, READY-mADE,
SHIFT BOsO1Is FOR EVENING WEAR,
CRUMB CLOTHS, 2I-s, 3, 4YARDS WIDE
FINE TOWELS,
TOWELLING BY THE YARD,
LADIES' AND GENTS 'MANDKERCHHIEFs
LINEN LAWNS AND BIRD-EYE,
ETC. ETC. ETC.
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T ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
BALTIMORE Md, February Q, 1857,
Will be sold at Public Auction, In the city
of Baltimore (at Government Storehouse, Nc
l20 s. EUTAW Street), on WEDNESDAY, Il
M, February q, 1867, a lot OF rF-|-' -
ARMY CLOTHING,
consisting OF
3478 NEW YORK JACKETS,
of Irregular pattern, and otherwise unsuited for
issue to troops.
BY reason OF its long retention in store, the
material is in some instances more or less
damaged.
Sale will take place in lots to suit purchasers
Terms-Cash in Government funds, on day OF
sale.
Three days allowed to remove purchases
By order of the Quartermaster- General
A. s. KIMBALL,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, u. s. A.
Depot Quartermaster.
ADREON, THOMAS & CO.,
No. l8 s. CHARLES Street
2717t Auctioneers