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MULE ARTILLERY.
A Lively sketch by John Pheni1.

Out In certain wessern fort, some time ago,
the major conceived the idea that artillery
might BIZ used effectively In fighting with the
the Indians by dispensing with gun-carriages
and fastening the cannon upon backs OF mules.
so he explained his views to the commandant,
and 1t was determined TO try the experiment.
A howiizer was selected and strapped upon
an ambulance mule, with lhe mnzzle pointed
toward the tall. When they had secured the
gun, and loaded 1t with bail-cartridge, tney
led that calm and steadiast mule out on the
bluff and set up target In the middle OF the
river to practice at. The rear of the mule was
turned toward the target, and he was packed
gently up to the edge of the bluff. The oth'
Gers stood around in eem-icircle, while the
major went up and Inserted tme.fuse IN the
touch-hoIe of the howitZer. When Inc fuse
was ready, the major lit 1t and retired. In q
minute or two the hitherto unruff1ed mule
II made him uneasy. He reached his head
around to ascertain what was going on, and,
as he did 80, bis body turned and the how!tzer
began to sweep around the horizon. The
mule at last 5ecame excited, and bis curiosity
grew more ana more Intense, and In second
or two he was standing with his four legs IN
bunch, making six revolutions minute, and
the howitzer, understand, threatening sudden
death 10 every man within half mile. The
commandant was observed to Climb suddenly
mn tree. The lleutenants were seen sliding
over the bluff into the river, as If they didn't
care at all about the high price Of uniforms;
the adjutant made good time toward the fort;
The sergeant began to throw up breastworks
with his bayouet, and the major rolled over
the ground and grosned. In two or three
minutes there was puff of smoke. a dull thud,
aud the mule-oh! where was he A solitary
iackass might have been seen turning success.
Awe baek-somerssults over the bluff, only to
rest at anchor, finally, with his howItzer at the
bottom ofthe river, while the ball went of
toward the fort, hit the chimney In the majors
Quarters. ratified the adobe bricks down into
the parlor. and frightened the majors wife In
to convulsions. They do not allude to 1t now,
and no report of The results of the experiment
was ever sent to the War Department.
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA.

TT CLEAR AND HARMLESS AZ WA:
TER-NATTANS'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOB
TIE HAIR-A perfectly clear preparation In ono
bottle as easily applied as water, for restoring TO
gray hair it's natural color and youthful appear
auce, to eradicate and prevent dandrun, to pro-
mote the growth OF the hair and stop its fallin9
onr- It is entirely harmless, AID perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and viii therefore
take the place OF all the dirty and unpleasant
nreparstions now In use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent US from many OF our most promt-
neut citizens, some Of which are suhloined. In
everything In which the articles now in use ara
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Ia perfect.
1t is warranted to contain neither Sugar Of Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate CT Silver, it does not soil the
clothes or scalp Is sgreeably perfumed, and
makes one of the best dressings for the Hair In
use. 1t restores the color Of the Hair amore per
feet and uniformly than any other preparation,'
and always does 80 in from three TO ten days,
virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair with al
the nourishing qualities necessary to LIS growth
and healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces a new growth OF the Hair more posi-
lively than anything else. The application Oh
this won nierful discovery also produces pleasans
and cooling effect on the scalp and gives the Ha'l
a pleasing and elegant appearance. Price u
,o,,,e ARTHUR NATTANs,
Inventor and Proprietor, washington ~ "
For sale by the Agent, ..a Dh -
No. 1sl Meeting street. onafieS''n' - ~
novls-stuthly
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By A. c. McGILLIYRAY,
AuCttonoer.

VALUABLE HAYNE STREET, BROAD
street and George street Property for Sale
~ 'THou.MsoRRow, HusRo April ., 1872 will positively 30
Bay and Broad streets, the following Pieces OF
fA0f N No. 81 HAYNE STREET. i.
All that LOT OF LAND on the south Side OF
thereon, known as No. 81. ibeIng ihe-Fifth store
east OF Meeting street, apd now occupied "
Messrs. John 8. Fairly L Co..l measuring IN mont
on Hayne street Is feet, more or less, lncudln&
one half of the party walls east and west. THO
Lot is Of equal width through frem Hsyne 70
Market street, 1s8 feet. more or less, with Two
story Brick Store on Market street, occupied pI
nSsSs' Tne STANDING aas 81 No SHELVING in the severa,
stories OF the Hayne street Store, belonging
thereto, is OF the very best material and work
manship, and will he sold with the Bu1lding. Tne
rght to remove me poren Of saesvng ,n aIS
The above Is one property, and Will be sold as one
The occupants WIN remove on July 1st, 1917, II
required.
All that LOT OF LAND and three and one nalf
story Brick Building thereon, known "a No: 2a
south side Of Broad street. with TWO ana na1
story Brick Kitchen. containing four square
VHSs Wsy: 'front.' naa 1 once Occupied BY E. X Mersan
ESQ.,, aud the Policy Holders Lie Assurances
Company. The Lot measures q feet. moro or
'front.' on Broad ss5ee nSea9g 3t6m Tne nar %
south. The tenants Will remove on reasonaoie
notice II required. ,,,,,,r,po
All that LOT OF LAND, and three and one.hslf
story Brick Dwelling thereon, known as NO. u,
north side OF George street, between Meeun9 ana
King Streets having Dr. E. Geddings on tne 10 eat ss
west. said Lot measures 10 feet front on George
street and 100 feet deep from south TO north. The
tenants will remove In January next u required.
Terms for each Of the above pieces Of prop;
erty-One nefourth cash; the balance IN three eddG
annual instalmeEts, with seven per cent. lntetest'
PAYABLE annually, secured by bond and mortgage
with insurance Of buildings and assignment ol
policy. Purchaser paying FOR all necessary paper!
and stamps, and taxes falling due after Day o.
sale. mch12, Is, 5,I,20,23,26,2s,sp2
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The New York Tribune of Saturday last
publishes the following call for Liberal Con-

The New York Tribune of Saturday last
publishes the following call for Liberal Con-
vention:
To Col. W,lliam Grosuener, Chairman of the
Executive Committee Of the Liberal Repu6-
Strive, Republicans of New York, wish
to express our concurrence in the principles
lately set forth by the Liberal Republicans Of
Missouri.
We make this departure from the ordinary
methods of party action from deep convlc-
ton that the organization to which we belong
is under the control of those who will use it
chiefly for personal purposes and obstruct
free expression of opinion upon important
matters which the gentlemen whom you re-
present have laid before the people OF the
United States. We believe the time has come
when political offences Of the past should be
-pardoned; that all citizens should be protected
In the enjoyment Of the rights guaranteed to
them BY The constitution; that Federal taxation
should be imposed for revenue, and so adjust:
ed as to make the burden upon the Industry OF
the country as light as possible; that reform
10 the civil service should be made, which
will relieve political action from the inhu.
ence of official patronage; that the rlgnt OF
local SSll-SUt6EulcuG a5 phS
American freedom should be reasser;ed, ana
encroachmen,s of Federal power cneckeo.
we believe that at this time special duty
rests upon the people to do away with corruP-
tion In office. The exposures recently maze
in this State have brought to light evils not
confined to one party, nor to single locality,
and disclose dangers, more formidable than
any which the Republic has encountered.
with the hope that the movement began In
Missouri may spread through all the States
and influence every political party, we accept
the Invitation to meet in national mass con-
yention at Cincinnati on the first Wednesday
In MAY next, and we invite all Republicans OF
New York who agree with us to cooperate IN
our action.
Signed Henry B. selden, Horace Greeley,
Frederick A. Conkling, william Dorsheimer.
Sinclair Toucey. Sgismund Kaufman, E.
Krackowzer, Ira O. Miller, Edwin K. Reynolds,
William q. Briggs, Charles W. Goddard, Henry
D. Lloyd, William n. Goodrich, Waldo Hutch
ine, Hiram Barney, Freeman ]. Fithian, Geo.
P. Bradford. Benjamin A. Willis, Horace Be-
mls, Louis Lowenthal.
A telegram received last evening from
Washington says it Is we'll understood there
that Judge Davis will not run for the Presi'
dency unless nominated by the Cincinnati
Convention
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wOFFICE SAVANNAH AN

~OFFICE SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY, APRIL l,
1s72-The treasurer Of this Company will attend
at the ONCE Of CAMPBELL & SEABR0OK, No. so
Broad street, on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNEs
DAY. 1st I'd and Sd lnstants from IL to O'clock to
receive payment for the Eight per Cent. Bonds au.
thorzed to be issued at the last annual meeting
OF Stockholders, and TO deliver the Bonds and
Certificates of Stock. All the Stock which is not
redeemed during those days will together with
the Bonds, be sold at public auction on THURS
DAT, 4th Instant at IL A. n, at or near the Post
ONCE.
Full particulars OF sale will be given on that
day, S.W. FISHER,
Treasurer Savannah and Charleston Railroad Co.
apr1-3
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10 NEW GERMAN EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH.-The sale Of the right to
select pews will commence on THIS DAY, Mon
day,) at O'Clock P. H., in the Church.
Purchasers may use scrip standing in their own
name on the Stock Book OF the Church In pay.
meet In part or whole.
BY order Of the Congregation.
@. vOIGT, Chairman.
WM. CFFERHARDT, Secretary. april
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ALL QU1ET.-Good Friday was blank in the
existence of Clubs and Stars, and no disturb
ances occurred to mar the religious harmony
of the day. Saturday morning, not single
complaint was made and not single offend
er appeared before the Mayor. This speaks
well for the quiet of Charleston.
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and planting must necessarily be postponed.
All work is month behind hand, and the
prospects of the planters look by no means
propitious. But let them not be discouraged.
It may stc1 raining some of these days On
Monday night we had thunder, lightning and
rain, but the rain had the best of It.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON. Marc

WASHINGTON. March 81.
Northwesterly winds and clear weather will
prevail very generally by Monday morning
from the lakes to the Cult and South and Mid
die Atlantic coasts. Brisk northwesterly winds
will extend during the night from the lower
lakes to the middle and east Atlantic coasts.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Yesserday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. S. A.-4.47 p. M.
Local Time.
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FROM THE STATE CAPIT4L.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEwsl

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE EEWSl
COLUMBIA, March 81.
The arrests In the up-country for alleged
violations of the enforcement act still continue,
and several deputy marshals, with United
States troops, from Newberr!r md Union coun-
ties, are arresting citizens In Laurens.
The Easter services to-day were unusually
attractive in all the churches. A large meet
ing of The Bible Society was held tonight, and
was addressed BY Dr.. Reynolds. SALUDA.
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5pecial Notices.

10 CONSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA from New York, are hereby noti.
fed that she is discharging cargo at Union
Wharves. All goods not removed by sunset will
remain on wharf al consignees' risk and expense.
april WM. A. C0URTENAY, Agent
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~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting
any OF the crew Of the British bark "LUCY,"
Jones, MASTER az no debts Of their contracting
will be paid by master or consgnse.
apr1.3 HENRY CABD.
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BY Il. H. DeLEON.
REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
On THURSDAY next, April 4th, near the
Pos.oiice, will be sold ~ ,-,g
The Following valuable REAL ESTATE, by order
" All mat LOT OF LAND, with two and . half
story framed building thereon, situated south.
west corner King and Warren streets, known a
No, A93 measuring -- feet on King street, -
feet 10 dsPa on W05Ee0 fT F sTes with two
framed euld!ng thereon, situated on King street,
next south Of the above and known as No. %ol,
measuring -G Geet on King street and In depth
Also, all that LoroF LAND. with four s-ene.,
ments, one and half story each, thereonautuar
ted south side Warren street, adjoining tho nnt
described property TO the west, and, meamttnI
Also al III neF eta oF GAsp sHS WS
ing thereon, and Known as no. 8 Pitt street, and
measuring 90 feet on Pitt street and running
back 1o2H feet. ~
Al.o. all that LOT oFLAND, with frame Build.
Ing thereon, known "a mo. 10, sdloining f9e
above, measuring on Pitt street 40 feet and IN
AiDo, ali that Tor OF L AND, Kirklsnd,s court,
Also, all that LOT OF LAND, adjoining the.
above, with frame Buildings thereon, known e
No. 9, and measuring 40 feet 'front.', and m depth
Al Also, all that LOT OF LAND, with tvostory
framed Dwelling thereon, known as No. g, Gtqsse
on the north side ana AZ tne N6as euQ VI bdHVIhtn
street, measuring - feet on Beaufain street, ana
In depth - feet more or less
Also, all that LOT OF LAND, with tWeatofy
framed Dwelling thereon, known as No. 9S, ad.
Joining the above to the west end, measuring -
feet on Beaufain street, and IN depth - feef
more or less. t..-.4t. -
half story Brick Store and Dwelling thereon,
known as No. 400 King street, east side, Third
door south Of Burns lane, and measuring 81 feet,
ON Kisg street, and 16e feet more or less, u
depth.
on south side OF Beauiatn street. bounded as fol-
lows: East BY lands estate henry CLARK, aouth BY
Cummings Greek, west by aadsden street. and
north by Beaufain street, measuring 285 feet moro
or less on Beaufain street.
Also. all that Lot or Parcel Of Land on Ashley
River west OF the above, measuring 266 feet front
more or less on Beaufain street, and bounded g
| follows: East by Gadsden street. west by Barre
street, south by Cummings Greek, and north oy
Beaufain street.
Also, all that Water Lot adjoining the above to
| the west and measuring $40 feet on east to west
lines and 800 feet on north to south lines bounded
as follows: East by Barre street, south by Gum
ming's Creek, west By channel OF Ashley River,
and north by lands Of estate OF N. Natnans, now
occupied by the Steinmeyer's Steam Mills. aprf
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
NHERAW AND DARLINGTON RAIL.
ROAD

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
CHERAw AND DARLINGTON RAILROAD Co.,
CHBRAw, ). O. March %, 1S7a
On and after MONDAY next, the lst April, the
10 Passenger Train on this Road viii leave
Florence at 4.2o P. n, and arrive at CheraW at
S.16 p. II.
The Down Train will run as at present.
8. .. S0LOMONS, Superintendent.
Country papers please COPY. mCh28-8
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Marrie1.

MiTOHELL-CRoGHAN.- the 18th ultimo,
by the Rev. John Moore, D. D.. at the residence
OF the Bride, HENRY F. MITCHELL to KATE v.
CRoaHAf, both Of this city. -
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~CONsIGNEEs PER COMMERCIAL

LINE Schooner JOHN 8. INGRAHAM, from New
York, srG hereby notified that she Is THIS DAY
diacharging cargo at gentral Wharf. All goods
on wharf at sunset will be stored at owners ex-
pense ant risk. No claims allowed after removal
from whar,. H.F. B6KER CO.,
april Agents.
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~OFFICE SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of the Eight per Gem. Bonds Of the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad Company, due this day, Will
be paid on presentation at the First National
Bank, Charleston. 8. W. FISHER,
april treasurer
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TIE LICENSE LANA largely attended
meeting of brokers ard other citizens who are
Affected by the provllions of the new license
law, was held in tp hall Of the Bank of
Charleston on Saturday noon. The opinions
of Meesrs. Porter & Conner, and Mr.. c. G.
Memminger, as to the constltutlonallty of the
law, were read to themeetIng, and the feeling
was unanimous that, brought to test In the
courts, the act of the Legislature could not be
sustained. Some diversity of opinion existed
as to the most appropriate and feasible method
of testing the question, and full and free dis
cussion was had, resulting in the adoption Of q
resolution, on the motion of Mr.. Barker, that
a committee of threebe appointed to confer
with Messrs. Porter AID MemmiDger and re.
quest them to arraugt for the testing of the
license law before tn, courts at the earliest
practicable time, and for the suspension OF
prosecutions for the penalties of the law pend
ing the action Of the curt. The meeting then
adjourned until to-day at noon.
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BUSINESS CHANGEs.-Mr. G. 7. Lowndes an
nounces to-day that Mr.. VIM. Thayer has be-
come partner In his insurance agency and
general business, which will be conducted 10
future under the style of G. T. Lowndes Co.
The grocery firm represented by Mr.. Evert
E. Bedford has been dissolved owing to the Ill
health of that gentleman. The business will
hereafter be conducted by Messrs. Ladd, Mar.
tin & Mood. See advertisement.
Messrs. W. B. Herlot & Co. have removed
their Office to No. 4S Broad street, next door
west of Messrs. Edgerton & Richards.
The agency of the Home Shuttle Sewing
Machine, T. L. BIssell, general agent, has beeH
removed to No. 255 King street, corner of
Beaufain.
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TIE FLOODS IN GEORGETOWN.
From the Times.l ]

Floods of rain have fallen since our last is-
sue. The streams are full, the rivers are full,
!. the rice fields are full, and work is delayed,
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THE LIBERAL MOVEMENT.
HORACE GREELEY DECLARES FOR
THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

A Call to the Liberal Republicans Of
Nav nesty-Reduced Taxa
tfon Civil Service Reform and
Check to Federal Encroachments.
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~THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST CoMPANY-SAvINas DEPARTMENT
Depositors are requested to leave their books on
and after the lst April prodmo. to be credited
With the quarterly interest then due.
All Deposits made on before the 2osh April
will bear interest from 1st April.
Interest 10y Six Per Cent. compounded quarterly.
mch25- -mvfl2 F. 4. MITCHELL, Cashier.
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THE COURTS FOR APRIL.
The United states Circuit Court.


This month promises to be an eyenttul one
in the courts to be held In this city. The
most important session will be that of the
United States Circuit Court, which will begin
at 10 A. NJ. TO-DAY, with Judges Bond and
Bryan on the bench. The Ku.Klux trials are
to be continued At this session, and will
doubtless result, a. at Columbia, 10 batch
OF convictions, with willing witnesses and
subservlent jurors a every stage Of the trial.
The Court d Common Pleas.
In this court ther are no criminal cases to
be tried, all of the Indictments found by the
grand jury having been turned over to the
new Inferior Court created by the action Of
the Legislature at lts last session. Judge
Graham will hold duiing the month the equity
side of the court, and as there are large
number of causes t, be tried, the time of this
branch of the courtwill be well occupied.
The New Inferior Court.
The new court Will be opened this morning,
at ten o'clock, by Judge Lee, in the court
room where the Courts Of General Sessions
and Common Pless are usually held. The
sheriff, clerk and other officers OF the Court of
General Sessions will attend as upon the other
courts. The grand jurors who served at the
last Court OF General Sessions will have to
serve also for this court, but new petty juries
have been drawn mder the act In the same
manner as directed Nr the Courts of General
Sessions and Comma Pleas. The following
Is the list of those arawn fol, the first two
weeks of the court: Edward F. Aston, David
Aiken, Roland Bristane. Abram Brown, Geo.
Nelson, VIM. Corbet. ]. q. Rivers, F. ]. Llll-
enthal, Garrett Byrn.a, Ephralm Blake, Allen
Edwards, Samuel Buh, Pompey Geddes, Nor.
rls Deeguard, VIM. lizard Bull, W. N. Gads-
den, W. q. W. Gray, Lawrence Wright, Claus
johnson, N. Powers, Nelson Marion, E. A.
shingler. Samuel D. Middleton, W. @. Mitchell,
VIM. Mitchell, J. L. Clover, H. L. Bentiord, F.
Savage, W. T. Elfe, Vim. Jackson, Mitchell
jackson, Peter Mota, Richard Graham, Chaa.
Nesbltt, Merrlck Morgan. D. E. Smith.
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1- THE CHARLESTON CHARITA-
BILE Ass0CIAT. ON, for the BENEFIT Of the Free
School Funa-Ofdclal Ran1e Numbers:
CLASS No. 427-MoRNIEd.
19-40-4s- 3-35-6I-1-5s-73-23-34- 4
GLASS No. 42s-EvKNINa.
81 5-39-74 4-l8-34- s-3s-77-3S-51
As witness our hands at Charleston this 3oth
day OF March, 1872.
FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,.
oct3 Sworn Commissioners.
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Anrtinn Sales.--future paps.
; By~LAUREY & ALEXANDER.

e1s - '11.l, " " 1'. ''11I nH"h' E1
TO s?AY STORAGE, DC.
~ T0.M6RROWS2d Instant, will be sold, before
our store, atl0'o'cl CT, TO pay storage, &C.,
% Bbs. :. Hhodes' " SUPERPHOsPHATE :+ss
10 Ploughs - :
slngletrees, Scales. Boxes ana Trunks, SUN
dries
Old iron, Cases, &c, dc.
Conditions cash. apr2
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~ ON N A r & A G E. ~
Happy relief for Young Lien from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
a1ored. Nervous debility cured. Impedimenta
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa. octl2
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By LAUREY 6 ALEXANDER. p
HA r & Ia GES. ...ts,s..s "a,
u TOMORROW, I'd instant, will be sold, be-
fore our store. at hall. past 10 O'Clock, .2i'ei
q CARRIAGES, In good order. n g.4:5f.' Is
Conditions cash. apr2 Z,
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anttion gales--ahis pap
BIZ WIN. MCKAY.

ESTATE SALE BY. ORDER OF ADMIN.
E ISTRATRIX-Marble Cutters Materials.
VIII be sold THIS DAY. 1st Of April at half
past 10 O'Clock, at Vacant Lot east Ell ie Meeting
street, near Cumberland street, .l.., is-.5-3
The entire CONTENTS OF said Yard. conslsting
Of TOMBSTONtS and Monuments, Finished ana
In the Rough. Also, MARBLE and Stone un.a
worked. .z5I is,, -; -. yc.. go.
Conditions cash. april
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By JOHN E. BOWERS:

BY JOHN E. BOWERS, sss5::
Auctioneer. H'n;s - u 70 3
GALE OFHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. r.
O~wil be sold THIS DAY, at the residences, Hoes
30s Meeting street, between Columbus and Line :
streets, at 10 O'Clock, -Es5;ssss,ss::i;s5 :;
Mahogany Hair Seat and other CHAIRS. Tsbles,
Lounge. Bedsteads, Bedding Hand Irons, Tubs
Pots some Tools, Lot OF Lumber, DO, DC. re-,
Conditions cash. tssfT a.. apri