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COLUMBIA. Sunday Morning, October 28, 18UG. .'.';c New Phoenix OiKcc. The proprietor of the Pkonix'takeB pleasure in announcing that the pre? sent number of hhs paper is issued from tho now office, on the West sido of Main street, between Camdon and Blanding streets. It ;s n ihiee-story granito front builtling, complete in every part, and admirably adapted to tho purpose for which it was erected. The building was designed by Messrs. Kay ct Hewetson, architects, whose designs have given a compact and complete printing office in every department. Their plans have boon carried out in a workman-like man? ner by that well-known and compe? tent builder and contractor, R. W. Johnson, Esq. The granite work was executed by Messrs. Heath & Co., and the iron castings by Messrs. Goldsmith <fc Kind; the painting by Mr. James Brown, and the plumbing by Mr. A. Palmer. These gentlemen have given us a complete printing oflice, and are entitled, in their re? spective departments, to our best ac? knowledgments. I We venture to give a brief descrip? tion of the office. A lofty basement gives a large and commodious press? room. On the first floor, the front office will be occupied by ihe book? keeper. In this room, also, will be filed the leading papers from all sec? tions of tho country-lo the perusal of which our friends and the public are respectfully invited. The next apartment will be thc editor's private room, and the third will be a large and well-lighted composing room, giving ample space to all the com? positors necessary fordoing every va? riety of printing. And in this con? nection, we take occasion to state that, with an abundant supply of the best material and unsurpassed facili? ties, the Phoenix office is prepared to execute, with promptness and in the neatest style, all manner of printing cards, circulars, hand-bills, pamphlet work, posters, ?fcc. This desirable result has been attained through siinpla and legiti? mate means-means which, if applied to any other vocation or business in life, will produce like results. It was not the possession of a large capital it was not by heavy endorsements of kind friends, (for there was no money to borrow)-it was not by over-reach? ing or taking undue advantage of the position the Phoenix occupied for a year or more-but it was this, and this only: energy, industry and per- i severance, combined with indefatiga bility of purpose, strict business habits and high business qualifica? tions on the part of the proprietor. These have produced their natural and legitimate results-results as natural and legitimate in any other line of business. But the proprietor had got Mossession of another secret of success, and that was to attend io his OIL-a business, and not to pry into or ivfcerfere with that of others. the day (the 20th of March, I8G5, thirty-two days after the de? struction of the city,) when he issued a slip from a small building attached to his residence, on Gates street, un? til the present, when he occupies a handsome and completo printing of? fice on Main street, in the business l heart of the city, the Phoenix has been the proprietor's only object of business care-its improvement and success his highest ambition. Train? ed and educated from early boyhood in that best of schools-the printing office-with firmness of character and earnestness of purpose, matured by the wholesome discipline of that school, he has not thrown away any of the advantages derivable there? from; but, on the contrary, sinco the day he entered into business for him? self; he has steadily used them as sure aids to success. The result shows tho wisdom of Iiis course. Another result of this course is found in tho fact, that he has the gratification of knowing that he has established one of the best ordered printing offices in the country. He has drawn around him a regular corps of printers, who, for fidelity, steadi? ness, business habits and qualifica? tions, cannot bo surpassed by any ofiice in the country. When work is light, and wages light in proportion, these men do not pack up and go in search of a better situation ; but, being met half way by their employer, are content to share with him either a plethora or scarcity of work. In giving a sketch of the rise and pro? gress of thc Phoenix office, it is due to these faithful men to suv this much in their- behalf ; for although it may bc a matter of small importance to outsiders who may set up the type they read, yet t<> those acquainted with the business, tho fact is well known tin t a faithful, steady and in? dustrious corps of printers constitute a large element of SUCess in any office. With such an employer and such em? ployees, toe Phoenix was bound to become a success, and it is as unjust as it is puerile and fallacious for the envious, or those ignorant of the facts, to attribute the result to any other cause whatever. In this exposition of tho .success? ful progress of the Phoenix, we have not glanced at the many difficulties and obstacles tho proprietor had to contend with. They arc numbered with the things of the past, and are forgotten in the cheerful and encou? raging present. To the many friends in this city and in the State who have generously sustained the proprietor in a business way. he returns his sincere acknowledgments, und re? news the avowal >f his determina? tion to merit their further favor, by a closo application to business, and by using his best exertions, to give full satisfaction to all who may have busi? ness operations with him. More he cannot say now-more he cannot promise for the future. This brief review of the establish? ment and growth of tho Phoenix office is written "by one who has. known the proprietor in business connection since his boyhood, it lSi'.i, and who, (turing his seventeen years' progress, lias been very frc quent ly associated with him in theil respectivo departments of the news paper business, and who is now frei to say, that in what he has writtei above, he has omitted to put down from proper motives of delicacy many evidences of his worth it every relatiou of life. Wc are vcr; sure that he would not have brough j himself so prominently forward at the writer has done in this article nor would ho have trespassed so fa on the patience and good nature o his readers, by devoting so much o his space to his own affairs; but tin writer felt it to be a duty, us it is ; pleasure, on the occasion which sug? gests this article, to pay some tribut to his-worth and excellence. But i is not often the readers of the Phot nix are thus annoyed; we make n< vain boasts that it is the" best paper 'has the largest circulation, dre; w leave the paper to stand or fall on it own merits, and its readers may res assured that they will be spared similar infliction for a long time t< come. With these remarks, we re? new operations, and extend to al our friends our best wishes for thei future- happiness and prosperity, aui to our brethren of the press, renei our cordial fraternal greetings. _ W. B. J. John Mitchell, the Paris corre? pondent of the New York Newt states that Count Bismarck is almos certainly in disgrace. He has no received the high titles which wer declared to be in store for him; an the military grade which has bee given him is held as the reverse of promotion. So he has been absen of late from the King's councils under Hu- plea of sickness, though i is believed in Berlin that he is enjoy ing excellent health. The King i jealous. There lias been too mucl credit given to Bismarck by niankin in general, and ho desires to have a the credit to himself. -< >t ? ? THU NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.-Wi believe the statement below in va gard to elections to occur in the ec suing month is correct: Louisiann first Monday in November; Deb: ware, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, Nc York and Wisconsin, first Tuesda in November; Colorado, second Tues day in November. DEAD AND BURIED A YEAH AND HALF Ano.-The editor of the Mobil Advertiser had occasion lately t write on business to an old friend ti Washington, and in a P. S., aske hitn hat he thought of public a fair His reply is brief and pithy, r folu vs: "Political! bless your soul, I hav not read a newspaper for eightee months. I am not a citizen, an don't trouble myself about sue things. There'll be hell to pay soo: but it's none of my funeral; I hat, died very dead, and been buried year and a half." A Confederate soldier's grave is in? cluded in the Federal cemetery, at the junction of the Fort Harrison road with the Williamsburg turn? pike. On the head-board is the fol? lowing inscription : "A. A. Mooro, Co. K, dth S. C. V. Killed October 7th, 1864." Thc ladies of tho Memorial Asso? ciation will, we understand, cause tho remains of this dour soldier lo bo re? moved and buried in thc Confederate cemetery under their charge. It gives us much pleasure to state that the' officers of thc United States burial corps have made the most kind and gene rous communications on thc sub? ject, and have behaved with a cour? tesy and feeling that are warmly ap? preciated. "A touch of nature makes us all akin," and tho interchange of humane civilities over the graves of the dead is eminently calculated to bring together the hearts of the living. Thc Southern people are never slow to respond to an amiable exhibition. [ Richmond Enquirer. MEXICAN AFFAIRS.- The correspond? ent cf the Baltimore Sun telegraph? ed to that paper: Thc instructions to Hon. L. D. Campbell, Minister lo Mexico, were prepared on Saturday last, but owing to his non-arrival wore not, delivered to him until to-day. It is doubtful, however, whether private affairs will not prevent his immediate departure. He has asked leave of the President to remain long enough to lix up his affairs, but ti io President replied that the urgency of the case admitted of no delay, and that if he cannot leave at once, another Minister must bo ap? pointed in his stead. Should ho de? cline goingo another appointment will be made to morrow. GREAT FIKE.-A conflagration oe-1 I curred in Nashville, Tenn , on thc ? 2-J th, destroying $1,000,000 worth of j property. Hie fire destroyed thc I Banner office, the large drug house of \ \ Zargan & Co., Lewis' billiard saloon, I I the drug house of Messrs. Hastlett I & Co., with many smaller establish-j ments-law offices and private apart- ? monts. AU the buildings South of Front and Cedar streets, from Cherry street and Printers' alley, extending through to Deadock street, were de? stroyed. A number of the old hind-' marks of Nashville are gone. Almost I every noted gambling den in tho city was destroyed by the fire. j Governor Sion.', of iowa, thinks j he will not call an extra session of j ! the Legislature to act upon the con i stitutional amendment, as tho latter j may be superseded by measures bet I ter suited to the exigencies of the j times. j I General Beauregard has addressed i a letter to General Grant, applying for the restitution of his personal i property retained by the United ? States, against the terms of tho sur? render of tho armies. j Tho United States have agreed to establish a protectorate over Mexico, j If it is to bc anything like tho pro ; federate the Jacobins have estalished j I over the Southern States, the Lord 1 , have mercy on the Greasers! Funeral Invitation. Thc relatives, friends and acquaintances ofi'r. and Mrs. WM. M. KILL, and of ! Mr. Andrew Crawford, are respectfully in- j ? vi ted to attend the funeral s< rvices of the ! i former, at the Presbyterian Church, THIS ; I AFTERNOON, at -i o'clock. STOCK FOR SALE. j? THE subscriber offers for salo a j rjCN valuable lot of STOCK, consisting i r-Oli of 23 Mules and Horses, 50 head of I : (Ja* tie and lot of Sheep and Hogs. Persons ? ? desirous of purchasing eau get supplied > hv visiting his farm, near Martin's Depot, 1 Laurens District. S. C. THOS. WI RH. Oct 28__ 1-2* j ??AIOX. LARD, Bliftir JUST rev ived and for salo LOW by the j package or at retail: Prime new Western BACON. Clear Sides. ('?..ar Ribbed Sides and Shoulders. Firkins and tierces prime Lard. Kegs pure Family Lard. ! Firkins choice Gosnen Butter. Mackerel-Nos. 1, 2 and :?. London Porter and Scotch Ale. Pure French Brandy, warranted. Fine and common grades Whiskey, Ac. | Canned Fruits--Pine Apple, Peac?u 8, Ac. Silver Gloss Starch. Cooking Soda-English. Crosse A Blackwell's Pickles, Chow- i Chow, Ar-. Fine Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. j Roves Colgate's Family Soap? Adamantine Candles. Fresh Crackers-Butter, Soda, Wine, he. Maccaroni, Choose. Raker's No. 1 Chocolate, Ac. YOUNG HYSON and ENGLISH BREAK? FAST TEAS, carefully selected and of ex? quisite flavor. KEROSENE OIL, of thc purest quality, always on hand. Also. Lannis, Wick's, Shades, Rurners. Ac. t or sale ar reason? able prices by CFO. SYMMERS, Opposite the ruins of Janney's Hotel. Oct 25 " 0 STOCKHOLDERS OF the Washington and Nev Orleans Telegraph Company will receive Rent, payable in July, 1800, by applying at Tele? graph Office. Columbia. (Jit 27 GEORGE SMITH MAY bo found next to W. v T. Walter's, opposite tho Mar bet, prepared to manufacture very description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's 'ROO TS, GAITERS, Ac. Oct 21 Imo Cs-unny Bagging. 10 BALES GUNNY BAGGING, ext weight-2^ pounds. ..'? coils MANILLA ROFL. I hale BAGGING TWINE. 'Tin- ??hove in store at reduced rates. A. L. SOLOMON, Sr cond door from Shiver House, < ?ct i? On Plain s-treet. The Court of Appeals, thc highest ' tribunal in tho State, bas decided ! that the laws enacted by the Legisla? ture of Kentucky, expatriating so called rebels, is unconstitutional. Tho Jackson (Miss.) Clarion learns that tho subject of Mr. Davis' impri? sonment will be brought formally before the Legislature in a few days. Seven wholesalo stores in New Orleans were destroyed by tire on Tuesday. Loss ?400,000. Four per? sons were injured by falling walls. A counterfeit of the new five cent coin is in circulation. It may be dis? tinguished from the genuine by the softness of tho metal. In the window of a ?hop kept by a lady, in New York, is ?, card, with the word-, "No reasonable ofter re? fused." England pays annually, for intoxi? cating liquor, enough money to pay the national debt of the United States. ZAMBESI! "VTEW DISCOVERIES IN AFRICA; by J_l Livingstone, with plates, Ac. Homes Without Hanns-being a descrip? tion of the habitation of animals accord? ing to their principle ol' construction: bv Rev. J. G. Wood. F. L. S., with plates. Campaigns of tho Army of thc Potomac a critical history from 1801 to 1865; by Wm. Swinton: with fine portraits ol' Generals Grant. Meade, McClellan, Burnside, Ac, with maps. The Ail >d' Amusing--a collection of Morry Games, Tableaux, Ac. And other new Publications, Novels, Ac. For sale at J. .1. McCAVER'S BOOKSTORE, Opposite Columbia Law Range. . 0?t 2s B. L. BRYAN. U. S. Internal Revenue Notice. ASSISTANT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, U. S. INTERNAI. REVENUE, SUB-DIVISION No. 1, :>i> Con. DIST., COLUMBIA, S. C., October 27. lGGt?. THE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives no? tice that he has opened his office, on the Soiiih side ol' Washington street, a few doors West of Richardson or Main street. That portion of Richland District within his official jurisdiction, is embraced in a lino, "beginning at tho Congarec River, in the centre of Laurel street, running thence Easterly throngh the centro of Laurel street to Hal ifo siivei: thene? Southerly, through tho centre of Harden street, until it strikes the main road running South? easterly liv Hampton's, Hopkins', Hopkins' 'Turn-Out and Congarec Church, on Tom's Creek, to Garner's Ferry, on the Wateree; thence Southerly along the Wateree to its junction with the Coagaree: thence along Ce- Congaree to the place of beginning. EDWARD ?ILL. Ass't Assessor U. s. Lttcrnal Revenue. Oct 28 -rfi R E T UR ? DAN. CASTELLO'S Great Show. -as? FOR ONE DAV ONLY! Saturday, November 3, '66. AT the earnest solicitation of numerous citizens of Co? lumbi;!, the management an? nounce their return, for OXE DAY. tts above. WILL EXHIBIT AT Greenville. Monday, Oct. 29. Anderson, Tuesday, " 30. Abbeville, Wednesday. .. 31. Greenwood, Thursday, No? vember I. Newberry, bYiday, Nov. '1. And open in CHARLES? TON, MONDAY, November 5, for ONE WEEK. Ill' MD Mil? pr nuns, .MUSCOVADO MOLASSES ?) new crop. 15 bh's. Muscovado Molasses new crop. 3l> '" " Sugar. Kl " Extra C " " Crushed ? .{ " '. Pahr. ll)!! Racks Liverpool Salt. seamless Hacks, at S3.35. loo lbs. English Blur! Stone, at 11.-. 2,000 lbs. " Copperas, at 6.J<\ tn blore and for salo by A. L. SOLOMON, Second door from Shiver House, i ?et 13 On riain street. Four girls have died of scarlet fever in Baltimore, and two others are sick of the disease. The London Times intimates that peace has not been secured in Gor rnuny. The "Robert E. Lee is tho name of the largest new steamer on the Mis? sissippi. Minnesota's population increased forty per cent, last year. Stamping! Stam|?n^W^iKipin^! T\ONE in a variety of handsome styles, %_} on any kind of goods. A large asa rt ment of choice Patterns eau bo sven at all times. Also, beautiful Braiding Patterns; ami orders taken for Braiding, in a neat and pretty manner, on short notice. Ap? ply at tin? auction room of Messrs. LEVIN & PEIXOTTO, corner Plain and Assembly streets, Columbia. Oct 23 * REMOVAL. MES. S. A. SMIXH ????T2^ UAS REM0VED to tne rooms #*8lBj*^kovi-r Mc-sr*. C. V. Jackson and i ?^&'-||-L A T. K. Agnew's stores, where flTSWshowill ope-,. THIS DAV, her 8fi? SS? stock of FALL MILLINERY, A to which she calls thc attention of the ladies. Oct l'J Imo F ELEGANT BALMORAL SKIRTS : OR $2.50, at SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. Beautiful Cashmeres ami Delaines ! For 25 cents, at SHIVER & BECKHAM'S. ?LM?wooI Flannels ! Fur 35 cents, at SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. An Extra Nice Family Longcloth ! For 25 cents, at SHIVER A BECKHAM'S Heavy 10-4 Bleached and Brown Sheeting i For *l.oo: at SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. Large Heavy 10-4 Bed Blankets'. For $9.00, at SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. An Elegant Toilet Article-Fhalon's Brown Windsor Soap ! To bc hadat SHL\ ER A BECKHAM'S. Extra Fine Family Cologne ! To be had at SHIVER & BECKHAM'S. Best make French Kid Gloves ! AS SHIVER & BECKHAM'S. - _ ? ? ? I Most Approved Styles Fr'ch Corsets ! At " SHIVER & BECKHAM'S. - - m . m .- - ! A Well Selected and Cheap Lot ol' Hosiery ! Ai SHIVER & BECKHAM'S. Beaver Cloths, At SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. Black Broadcloth and French Doeskins ! At SHIVER A BECKHAM'S. j Assortment of Gent's Shawls and Buggy Laps! At SHIVER & BECKHAM'S. --< 1 j Magnificent line Dress Goods A t S HIVE R A BECK H \ M'S. We advertise above such of our large i stock as comes to mind, assuring . ur ; patrons that wo are still doing business on lour first principle-CASH and SHORT i PROFITS; and all who favor us with their I ! patronage, will, wo think. SAVE MONEV ! to themselves, and will assuredly "nave an j ELEGANT STOCK to select from t.. which ; we add every week. SHIVER k BECKHAM.' Oct 14 AT COST! GENERAL STOCK OF THE subscriber offers for sale, at ^O%and BELOW COST, his entire stock ^Kjof HARDWARE, without reserve, ^? ^consisting in part of the following articles, vi/.: Ames' Long and Short Handle Shovels. .; " Spades. " " Manure Forks. 25 doz. genuine Collins' Axes. 100 kegs Park -r Mid Nails. Table and Pocket Cutlery. Doer Locks-a genet al assortment. Screws, Chisels and Angers. Mill and Hand Files. Hatchets, Hann: i's and Rina,! Axes. Butt and Strap Hingis. Trace Chains and Axle Grease. Hollow-ware of ?til st vies, A'c. A. L. SOLOMON, Second door from Shiver House, Sept G Gmo On Riain strei t. AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ! BBLS. GIBSON'S X, \X, XXX, WHIS? KEY. Bbls. O. Bliss' Old Bourbon WHISKEY. '. Corn ami Rvo domestic .. Holland Anchor GIN. " American Hope " ' Pinet and Rochelle BRANDY. " Jamaica ami Santa Cru/ Rum. '. Sweet Malaga Wine. .. Cherry and Madeira Wine .. Catal?gnia Claret Wine. '. Stonghton Bitters. Boxes Poker's and Krauter Bitters. .. Curacoa and Anniseed Cordial, " Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps. With a general stock of GENUINE LI? QUORS, worthy attention of purchasers, at fair juices. Call and examine the above stock before purchasing elsewhere, as great inducements will bc offered. A. L. SOLOMON. Second door from Shiver House, Oct IS On Plain street. RAILROAD SCHEDULES . The change in th. schedule over the Chu Heston Railroad, advertised yesterday, will not go ?nto effect -the convention of railroad men in New York having deb maned :i> make uo changes until Die 5th proximo. ALMANAC ron 1867. Wc have received from Messrs. Townsend .V North a copy ot" their "Farmer's Almanac ?"or the year ot '.ur Lord 1867." Tho price is low oulj lift> cents a dozen. RELIOIOUS SERVICES THIS I?AY. Tiiuiti Church Rev. P. J. Shand, J0\ a. m. and 3? p. m. Presbyterian Church . Rov. W. E. Pastor, 10? r,. m. and ttA p. m. St. Peter's Church Rev. .5. .1. O'Connell. 10 a. m. and Sh p. m. Lutheran Church Rev. A. h. Rude, I0:. a. m. Christchurch Lecture Room Kev j. M. Pringle. Rector, 10j a. m. and ?,\ p. io. Washington Street Chapel -Rev. W. T. Capers, Pastor, lOj a. m. and "?A |>. tn. I!:iptist Church Rev. Dr. Heynolds, RH a. m. and ~i p. m. Marion Street Church Rev. E. c. Gage, Pastor, l?j a. m. Monthly Ck'-rch Meeting, oj p. in. TUE CIRCUS. -AS was to have been ex? pected, there was H tremendous crowd at ' Mr. Levy's lot. yesterday afternoon and again at night the terrifying exhibition of lin' morning having sharpened tho Sight-seeing appetite. The lion looked SQ "savagerions," that, the boldest turned slightly pale when he made his appearance on tho platform, and during his ride in a magnificent car through the streets. Tho I ring performance of this company Ls ex ! csllcni, and somewhat different tn that g morally presented by a traveling circus. Turne! I Runnels mil his supple sous are well wortli seeing, while the serial per? formers, tho trained horses, prunes, etc., wore loudly applauded. Theoompany wilt appe ar here again on Saturday next-thc interval being taken up bj .1 visit to the mountain districts. MAIL ARRANGEMENTS, l'util further no? tice, the mails will open and close as fol- ( j lows: Northern mail opens Iii a.m.: closes 12? p. m. Charleston and Western mailopens 3p.m.; closes 91 a. m. Greenville mail opens 5A p. m.: closes S p. in. On Sunday the hour of delivery is from il to 4. p. m. THE BUKNINU *s COLUMBIA. An lutci osting account oj tho "Sack and Destru. tion >f the City of Columbia, s. c.,' has just been issued, pamphlet form, from I tho Phcf/uix power pres.- Orders tilled to I any extent. Price 50 cents. Copies can be 1 obtained at this office and tho bookstores. ? ...... BLANKS toa SALK AT THIS OFFICE. -Let? ters of Administration, Declaration on ! Bond or Sealed Note, Mortgages and Con j voyances . f Real Lstate. I THE LAMP OF LIFE.-The glow of health j and beauty is nowhere moro perceptible j and beautifully attractive than in the J ruddy, healthful, glowing, beautiful com ! plexion of a healthy person. The coni I plexion is radiant, and tho lamp of lifo I burns brightly, so long as it is supplied j with pure blood. The Queen's Delight and Sarsaparilla, th-' great blood purifier, is a cleaning and searching medicine giviug Strength to tho feeble, invigorating and restoring the old; cleansing and purifying the young. The Oueen's Delight aud Sar? saparilla is for sale hy Fisher A Heinitsh, pharmacists. SEW AOVEI?TISEMENTS. -Attention is call? ed to the following advertisements, which are published this morning for the first time: Thomas Wier -Stock lor Sale. Edward Sill-Assessor's Notice. McC'artcr's Bookstore- -New Books. Dan Castello's Great Show. NM RUB. PERSONS wishing FRAMES made 10 suit any sized picture, can bo aceom I modated. The subscribers have now on ! hand a large stock of all kinds and stvle.-j of GILT and ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS, ! and wilt make frames neatly and on the shortest notice. Call and examine sam? ples at the PHOENIX BOOKSTORE. TOWNSEND cv NORTH. ! Oct 17 ru g s AND MEDICINES! 11 ( ?STETTER'S BITTERS. McLean's Strength's Cordial Panknin's Hepatic Bitter*. Plantation Bitters. Mnstang Liniment. Perry Davis' Pain Killer. Hoolland's German Bitters. Radway's Relief. Sandfo'rd'.i Liver Invigorator. White CAstile Soap. Cod Liver Oil. Calomel. Alum. Opium, Blue Mas?. f* Concentrated Lye. Castor Oil. Sulphur, ('ream of Tartar. Epsom Salts, Magnesia. White Mustard Seed. Nutmegs, Mace. Turmeric, Prepared Chalk. Hops, Dover's Powder. English Mustard. Together with a large assortment of such'articles aa arc generally kept in first class drug stores. DR. C. H. SHOT, Sept 1 Druggist sud Chemist. WHISKEY ! BBLS. Bourbon and Rye WHISKEY, ^Vlal CALNAN A KREUDER'H. Oct'JU Saur Kraut ! PT BBLS.. imported, by O Oct '?3 CALNAN A KREUDER.