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cus;olned 70 managing horses; for such, l,b-
s.arall wages will he given. He is wanted i'm
nnediattty rs /. 4. ..,y b. f..
Il E9qgiffe attthe Store Of A. WHITE, g. Go.
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sSsOU UFH sCAROIiNA- A-SUMfER DIST;
90 49, Z. ~ W..:LEiVIS, Esq. Ordinary.

y I1E FFTS, 1sS4. 0CFdiNary. y
Whereas, VIM, Wilson, hath appliel;o me
Tor L.tters Of ;Adminis.ratiom on all and SIN
igalaf ths goa isani chattes, rights and cret-
ats isot Joha II. Wilson, late OF the District
deceased. 4. XIX
These are, thsro lose, to cite and almonsh
all aud sing liar, the kindred AMI creditors o :
1.-the said de:easei, !, 10 de aul appear before me
;, at: o,lr next O.dinary's Court for The said
District, to be- l,a.lea at Sumter Court IIo is
on Efiday, the :l2i day of Decem,cr 1913, To
shaw Gapss, il any, why the said adm.nslra-
lion shsali nut ba grantal.
stf;;e..Given under my hand and seal, this lO:h
day OF Decemter n ihe year OF our
slL 8. Lpcd, one thousand eisht Ii ln.irel AMI
5;sjta.. .lorty-sghi, and in The 73:u year Of
81 tr.,5 American Irlsaenisns,
ei .-esa. e$eg w. LEWiS, O. $. D.
fsnsDec.l3,l lS4S. - 2t
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Private BOARDING School, ].

The Subscriber, des,gns opening a private
Boarding School for Young Gcntleinen. at his
residence len miles north east Of .SuIn,sryiIlc,s
on the End Monday in January. next 5s3
lie feels thankful TO tho public, Tor the 1itc-,
raj patronage he has heretofore teceiped. as
Teacher and hopes by strict attention to h.s;
pupils 20 merit. q continuance of the saMc..
70. further informatton, letters addressed
20 ma at Mechanicsy,lle Post Offiee, will meet
with prompt attention. y 5..,;..'s s.
;; is5 ~. LsTON
Cottage Level, Sumter Dlsirist !. .s3sl Z
Nny,S q Il, s. ~ u &; i III !
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South CurOtiaa--Sanicr Dist
fThos. Chandler & Wife,
~ Vs.
N.C,ker s. others.

A N.,Cnker g. others.
80 by Virtue oi, On Or,ler from W,n Lewis,
Esq, Ordinary oi Sumter District, WI sell
on ,le first Mnhday in January next, AZ Sum
ter Court House. between The legal hours OF
Sale, one tract Of land containing 450 acres.
'and one other tract containing t53 acres on
Pudding swamp, and Bonnet Branch, Walcrs
|. ...soli Black River; llounded by J Mr Fad.ler,
hilip;Geker, TIns K. McKn;sh. and F..
Hush, Originally granted TO Robert Fu!wood
heiongins 10 ths Estate o. John Coker de-
: ceaaeti. t1
Terms: On credit o. twelve months (a!l
feea cash) tho Purchaser giving bond wah
good security and a Mortgage OF The premises
to the Orduary, fnr the payment oi TIC pur-
: chase money with interest from tho day of
ssase.siss feff si-i$ssf @a
;stt 81 *5.o HARVEY SKINNER, s. S. D.
Dec: u. tls4S. St
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s. III Il stslis ass sss. 81
Tho undarai gnail lis just rereisea ID slfess
Barre!s OF very CHOICE CASTOR OIL, isr
PLANTATION useS ahicft wi he sold I6@er tlsah
itGan be boug ght this u de OF rlestGn;h also
"A large ind fresh supply OF Gldnber aad Ep.
sons phioh wi be put ap II: s,na
to suit purchasers ID, The short tea notice.
Sc 81 IS Al. CT. I.EtrF FsIsASIe.
Camden, Nov. To-
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sS0sstls nrOtina---sunster Dis5.
-sf' s, fC6Rcr & Wife.

kSOasth sar0tihd--- -sunster Dist.
-s'..s !, .s, 4coser g Wife.
i Elpyd, and others.
by: Virtue Of an Order from VIM Lewis,
Esq ! Ordinary OF Sumter District, | will selh
!. On. The first Mondayin January mex, at Sum.
ter Court House, between tic legal hours OF
Sale sohe tract of land containing 800 acres
! more or .leasin. pwer ,S,lem, on FulIwood
bay, Waters OF Black River; bounded by
lands Of, .Eatate ofJao MvEiveen, +. Rush.
ESTATE of Jesss Floyd. aud Phillip Coker,
Originality fgrauaSt ;o Robor, Fu!wonl, be-
longing To the Eslau. of Joshua Floyd de-
Terms: Ora credit of twelve months (all
foes cash) They Purchaser giving boni with
good security and a Mortgages OF lie premises
"a fha ,sdiGary, iof Tie payment Of the pur-
chose money, With interest from the ,lay OF
sale. S.i.;s ". I. t..,s
i:i hsls r ,at' sl.,.a q, !. Il, SKINNER. s. s.. D..
Fs1Tthf' Ilecs 1918! si.., 4 81
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RECEIPTS OF PRopucE AT TIDE WATER.

As the season advances, the weekly decrease be-
comes greater giving evidence that the aggregate
cepts at the close of navigation, will be much smaller
than was anticipated q month or six weeks since.
With the immense quantity Of produce, particularly
breadstuffs, in this country and the remunerating
prices ruling in all the seaport markets. it is very
traordinary circumstance that the leading articles do
not forward more rapidly; that there is such
immense falling off, compared with last season. We
have doubt that producers in all parts Of the
try are laboring under wrong impressions relative to
future prices and future demand. Hopes are enter
tanned that the harvests Of Europe will prove deficient
and that extensive demand will arise for our agr-
cultural products and II Is this belief that induce
the farmer to hold to his grain, and is the prime
cause of the reduced receipts In the event Of rise
In prices We should such increase in re-
ceipts, at tide water would destroy at onccthe
istng idea, relative to supplies in first hanis We
should soonsee that the country full Of bread
stufs-that our stocks had been by means ex
hausted BY the enormous shipments Of last year. 1t
"a by no means certain yet that the harvests Of Eu
rope, particularly those OF Great Britain will be even
fair average but II 10 hardly probable that the def
cheney will be large enough to create much of de-
mand for our breadstuns.
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CITY Intelligence.

The IRIsu BRIGAps.-A portion Of the Irish brigade
yesterday, made target rsion to Hoboken, start
ing from the OF Duane and Centre streets The
target the front, presented the portrait Of Lo.d
q hapgman, and the reverse that of Lord John Russell
in the character of assassin. They returned in the
evening with the fac SMILES of their ordships faces
pretty well peppered. Doubtless it would have been
more agreeable had they had been piercing with balls
the originals.
SAD AccIDESr-On Friday evening last a very
rious accident occurred to the boarders at Harrods
House, Glen Cove There were about sixty in number
men women and children, enjoying themselves
the upper piazza in presenting and witnessing tabiear
pirGns when the piazza fell with tremendous crash,
precipitatng them all to the ground, distance of
twenty feet; all miracueusly escaping excepting Mr. F.
Of New Orleans whose ankle badly fractured and
on hand and the necessary relief promptly aor ded
There more fright than injury.
SAD AccIDENr.-A small boy, of ten years of age.
by the name Of Richard Joyce, while bathing at Red
Hook near the Atlantic Dock, on Sunday afternoon,
ventured out into the river out of his depth and
unable to swim, was lost Several men were graphing
for the body during the balance of the afternoon but
without success. The unfortunate boy resided with
his mother in Trinity Place, Rector street IL
appears the poor mother had only ured her husband
few weeks, when she is called to the loss of
her son.
DROWNED AT COMFY IsLANp.-A man, whose name
we were unable to learn, segar maker, residing in
Island beach. The body of this unfortunate man. we
understand is not yet recovered.
THE FIRST Book PUBLISHED In CALIFoRSIA.-Now in
press, at San Francisco vonme entitled g Oceaua -
by Lieut. frederick Nj Morrison, of the Volunte
Regiment containing fugitive pieces written the
voyage out graphic account Of the country. and
racy journal of events, showing life in California.
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Markets.

BUFFALO, August IA, 1s4s.-Receipts since Satur-
day, the 18th instant Flour, 1000 barrels wheat
10000 bushels Corn, $4,000 bushels Flour was
firm It 81 IS, with moderate sales. Merchants
were waiting for the details Of the steamers
news. Corn-sales of 1000 bushels made at 80
cents, which was advance. Holders asked higher
prices. Sales of 5000 bushels Of wheat were made
consisting Of Cleveland, at 90 cents. Whskey was
held at q ceats No change in freights by canal to
Albany.
ALnAsr, August 14.-Receipts by canal since SAtur-
day Flour, 4soe barrels Corn, 1900 bushss Flour
was firm, but the steamers unsettled the Market
and sales were light. Corn In good demand, and
sales Of 5000 bushels made, consisting Of mixed
on terms not Understood ito arrive within week or
ten days) Nothing new In other articles
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M osT EXTRAORDINARY woRK-To THE MARRIED

M 0sT EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO THE MARRIED
vl or tHse contemplating marrage-The Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion by Dr. haurceau Sixth edi
utn frceS This work meeting with most astoubdn
t2o copep have already been disposed Of Every female
getting copy whether married unmarried although IL IL IN.
tended eecay for the married. IL dcoses sscrssa
which should se known 70 them particularly Here every female
can discover the causes and the efficient rrns
dies and mort certain mode every cas For xe "a
Broadway at the Publishing ooe l29 Liberty street. New York:
ao zterN Co, corner 81 Chestnut and Third mreeta Phia
his; Little Co, Aibaay ". H. Davis Boston On The
receipt of S cory viii c transmitted by mail free POSTAGE
Once l29 Ijtsrty street, "'
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Weekly Report Of Deaths,
the City and County Of New York. from An
gust to the 18th day Of August, lS48
Men, 66; Women s. Boys, u.s. Girlstl0Q. Total 33S.

DBEAsE8
Aneurism, apopexy asthma Il atropha bleeding from
head, i bleeding bleeding from wemb bleeding from
lungs i bronchitis casualties cholera nfan-
tum 62 cholera mortus collie consumption IS convul.
sGn 20 congestion Of the lungs de soe debility g.
!. the head dropy in the chest drowned, dysentsry Al
dyspepsia fever fever remttant scarlet
yPhus fever congestiye Il fever nervous heart diseases
hopping cough, Inflammation l; of BRAIN
Inflammation Of bowels III inflammation Of heart q infam
nation Of lungs inflammation of stomach Inflammation Of
throat inflammation Of liver 81 aundce lues venera q
malformation, Il maramus 81 measles neuralgia l. old age
palsy, q premature birth, A. pleurisy rheumatism L; small
unknown, 3. -
10 to TO- TO- 20 to 30 "a 80 to 40 & 40 81 49, to co. Ii; 50
to7o, o. 70 80 9; 80 to 90 50 TO 100 Il unknown, g.
A. w: WHITE, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, August IL. ls4s.
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What the IRISH " ant.

EDITOR OF THE N. Y. HERALD.
Sr-Will you be 80 good as to state clearly and dis
tinctly in M few words you what IL is the
irsh people now claim of the British government.
he demand upon you may appea' Singular, yet hear
20 many different assigned for the Irish
movement that as person without the pale of poti-
cal excitement require to be enlightened.
ONEO YOUR READERS.
ANswER.-The Irish want such political, legal,
and social rights, as will give them each day a
belly full OF sound potatoes.-That's all.
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Decrease. 1,1oe.15e 1,4s5.sa5 2e21,se7 l72,7Os

By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the
latter left at tide water this year. compared with the
corresponding period Of last year, shows decrease
equal to LAOS, 1925 barrels of -four.
The following table shows the quantity Of the
principal articles of produce left tide water from
the Of navigation to the 7th of August
inclusive, during the years 1916, Gao days. 1s47 900
days0 and 1848, 100 days)
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Died,

On the 14th instant, Lucas VAN BUsKIRK, aged 81
years, born in this city. He was in the battle at
Trenton, New Jersey
His remains will be taken from the residence of his
son-inaw, Mr. William Honey No. Al Charlton street,
and inferred at Cayuga, this State.
Suddenly, on the 14th instant at the house Of her
son, Benjamin Mooney, " lille q visit PHGBE wife
Of HERcuLEs MOONEY of Eaton, N. H. in the sure and
certain hope Of life everlasting and due appreciation
of a Saviour's love, aged ~ years.
The friends and acquainta noes Of Benjamin Mooney
requested to attend the funeral, from his house,
No: 65 Fifth street, this day, at O'Clock, P. NJ,
without further invitation.
New Hampshire and Cincinnati tohio) papers please
cow
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Affairs In Pitt burg.

PIrrsBURo, Aug. IA, 1s4S.
The factories, by agreement with part of the
strikers, 60 to work to-day. The sheriff has called
out hundreds Of the police and citizens to protect
them from the violence Of the dissentients.
Three feet Of water in the river
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Steamboat Disasters.

PIrrsBuRc, Aug. IA, 1s4s.
The steamer Robert Wghtman burst her boiler
Saturday, near Parkersburg Virginia. One man
missing, and three badly scalded.
rHILApELPHIA, August IA.
The steamboat Edward Bates collapsed . nue near
Hamburg, Ill., ycste day. Two Of the deck passengers
we're killsd. They buried at Hamburg, and the
wounded taken to st. Louis.
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Affairs In New Orleans.

CHARLEsToN, s. c., Aug. 10.
We have just received advices from New Orleans
to Aug. sth, with Intelligence from Vera Cruz to I'd
inst Two days later had arrived from the capt.
tai. Paroles has not yet been TAKEN and government
is urged 20 recall Bustamente, and institute inquiries
Why Gen. Paroles suffered to escape
At New Orleans, cotton remains quiet The Euro
pas letters caused decline in the prices, but other
articles remain unchanged.
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BOSTON Aug H. 9AM-Arr Acadia Stone, Liverpool,
2h n arr a. Hahfas llh 30 n and left for Boston as on
sss MT 100 miles west OF Cape Clear Caledo
nia from Nfeot for Lv erpoo the th inst NJ the
Europa hence hours from Halifax for Liverpool The
town, from NYork.
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RRITIsH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
iishsd in 1920; capital ssOoO0 or Ss0ooo0 Directors
lsy Esq John Cor Esg VIM faicasd 40 oo1 as Sas
Paxton ESQ Dewa Thorn ESQ., George H. Weaherhead
Esq, ID. Managing Director Ebenezer Ferne Esq Aotus
ary-John Goddard, ESQ. Phycian-Septimus Wray Esq,
MD Banh.rs-Messrs. Glyn Halifax, Mills, Co.. Advan.
tagos offered 70 security Of large realized aud
large bonuses policies effected the participation
desred for the first t five interest with
out note deposit Of policy to be PAID remain
loan the option Of the insurer loans
ce for the whole Of lie cater PAYMENT of three prmiums
the amount Of third OF the premiums paid the
Of naval tary aud special risks OF all kinds payment
commep surAte premium admitted the pol cy hen
issued (f desr birth stamp
duty or medical examination premiums paid ther
Europe New York Medical Examiners C. Cheesman
ESQ., MD, 473 Broadway F. Y. Johnston ESQ, d.. 1872
Broadway. Standing Couns,l-Hon Willis Hall Solicitor
Albert Galstn junior Prospectuses and all information
rela ing insurance may be obtained Of '7ITT'7
FREDERICK sALMONsON, q New street,
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

PnI.ApELPIuA August H-FSrst Bodrd-135O State SIS
~ 500 s. L.an 81 90 10000 do 6s IS lG4s ESQ u s.
lls Second Board-00O Campden Amboy Bonds, So Far
& Mechs Bank, 62lS; Pennsylv. Fire Insur, do l50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-15

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE practical PRIVATE
Ires,ss &C. ~ Greenwieh strcetofce hours IL NJ
6togP Sunday excepted Those who apply early
stages Will De surprised at the rapdy and little
attending oe cure chiefly however those who have sui
ry appreciate his services structure from It's first inch
pen ~ It's more advanced and distressing
advantages In addition very practice
complaint he can afford rapid easy radical which,
he has ground for stating be obtained
In America. "
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COM MERCIAb AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
NlOndav. A unust lA-6 p


Monday, August 14--6 p. M.
The stock market continues quiet, and prices about
the same At the first board to-day, Harlem advanced
4 per cent Treasury Notes. q Long Island. u;
Erie Bonds, u; Morris Canal, q and Farmers
Loan u. All others closed at prices current Sa-
turday. The steamers news has had no effect, one
way or the other, on the markets
The steamship America, for Liverpool, leaves this
port on Wednesday, and there has been a moderate
demand to-day for exchange. We quote bills
London at Oh to GA per cent premium on Paris
ST. 2as4 ST. 22a, 60 day bills Amsterdam 4o4 4e3<
do; Bremen, 1874 79I4 Hamburg, 351s 36. The
Acadia's mails will not to hand until tomorrow
morning and in the event Of private accounts being
more favorable than those already published, there
will probably be reduction in the ruling rates for
exchange, and our local markets may experience an
improvement.
The quantity of -four wheat corn, and barley left at
tide water during the LIST week in August in the years
1S47 and 1S4S, was as follows
Flour, 66ls. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Barley bw
1847. 1O4 pol 106,594 172,256 11,122
1s4S. =. 5o,632 2e,374 132,7s7 $500
Decrease. $500 5000 39459 S0322
The aggregate quantity of the articles left at
tide water, from the encement Of navigation to
the 31st Of July, inclusive was as follows =
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The Elections.

KENTUCKY.
twhig) majority for overnor, will exceed 1000.
PHiLApELPHIA, Aug II, 1S4S.
News received at Pittsburgh, state that the
Of 81 counties in Kentucky compared with the last
guberna toral election, show a decided whig gain.
Geographic despatch from Indianapolis, dated 18th
inst, states that the Legislature will be democratic
Senate, probably q to 3d. House of Represent yes
democratic gain thus far, 16 members This
he election Of U. S. Senator, in place of Mr.. Han
negan (dem).
Another account from Vincennes, dated August ID
says" the result is still doubtful" The probabilities
however, are in favor of a democratic majority.
ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, Aug. 12.-Scammon, the wing candi-
date in the fourth Congressional District has so
jorty over his opponent Mr.. Wentworth the present
democratic representative in Congress. Another de-
spatch says by four majority. We think both are
doubtful. Mr. Wentworth elected in 1876 by
very large majority There two democrats and
whig candidate now running in that district The
result for Congress- far heard from, appears to be
follows, according to report:-Coonel Baker whig
no change Harris, democrat, over Lincoln, whig,
gain; Scammen, whig, over Wentworth, DEM, gain.
CAROLINA.
PETERSBURG, Va, Aug A.
One county to hear from Manly the whig candi-
date $50 ahead. Most likely tie in the Legislature.
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the Minerva Rooms 4Oe natural as life the
also gives country towns cities. &C. IL /:
SSu Schools 0Rss night
terms No charge for descriptive pamphleta =
CACRED DIORAMAs-Now EXHIBITING livery
commencing 9. o'clock 4 the sPed Hail Broad.
q the m1.s snts s
witnssssd in New York Creation Of World and the
has st. so%psssS nsssse,
limiting b. msan s
and powerful optical the progressive change:
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half price Doors open att Curtain rises at o'clock.
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sns. nc letter containing q Ss.5 q. Xy.bury
bydinsrent posta
DARK THEATRE.-TBE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS
Esablshmsnt are now TO let for next Season longer
Sn 1:1 vhs sSsS win :SS :sn
W. CORBYN, Barclay stree.
EoR sALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE MS
Ro.ca csei Sheridan and sddon Ths s
these ships too well known to need dssS5iPS1
E0R NEW ORLEANs-LOUIsIANA AND NEW YORK
line ?. Of the frs, and Only REGULAR
81
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pS 't es s:s
in New Orleans . GIy.n ssa cI s:va .Ss
q; s:, \. D'sSs"' win ''''''s he CLIFTON and
nor LIyERPooL-NEw LINE-REGULAR PACKET OF
the 18th AuguetThs and splendid fast sailing packet
shp 81 DDONS Edward b. Cobb master, Is now loading and
win positively sail above her regular day rfrcigRt or
having splendid furnished both IN the
and second cabins apply board Orleans wharf, Of
Wall street. or to X COLLINS, So South ST.
Price ofcsbin passages &B The packet ship Sheridan George
day.
EOR nARsEILLES.rTHE wELLKNOwN BARK MAR
oELA Capt Inghem, Is now loading. and will meet with
o. n ''' 8 S& aEfs s1s,S = PHELPS.
orto BOYD h UINCkEN, Brokers'
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oNLY--THE FRENCH
Bark INDUSTRIAL, Capt. Frburgs comfortably ac-
odae i've cabin Apply the Captain
on board or to BOYD HlNCKEN, Brokers. 80 Wall St
DACKET FOR HAvRE-sECOND LINE-THE SHIP ST.
Denis G. w. Hone Master will sal on the LIST September
fc- weight pssssge, apply 10
B0YD HiNCKEN. Agents No ~ Wall street.
~ GORGE ROGERS STOMACH TINCTURE IS AN IN
" valuable remedy cholera eolc cholera morbus and all
disesse Fer at Chambers street. Of
the book aud drug No family traveller should
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