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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 16, ls4s.

.sgspEcIED MuRpEs--Ou Saturday The Second NUM-
spay police arrested M Am Justice Mrs Bridget DOYLE
and oau.sd he alb Fianc PmnGs Dss
IaoS s N
Gu ss "a. Of nc S.sS s:s s ~
Wednesday the body Of man. supposed 70 have BEEN
% ss, Ss as and ire
cumstances subsequently, arouse the suspicious Of pnder
sad eoos%s n as hs On anrday John Kennedy made
av charging the o9r Women ana ON tb
n,ony they wer- arrested.
EMBEzzLEMvsr.-On Saturday the well known tax col
ssto Of the Fourth Repessn' District n i NJ os IN
he r
enes The amount Of 5000 was fixed upon Is sufficient
in viii M b o a.
ing investigation in the First District Court we fobear to
make any comments. or express any opinion at present.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-On Saturday Judge Mcfienry
On ar te each
John Smith, for larceny tour months to the parish
ien,ary Edward Barlow. for larceny the same Joseph
Ia obs and Benjamin Leggett for breaking the peace two
months in the parish prison. |
yesterday arrested in the First Municipal for through
sight misunderstanding having mistaken The pocket
as the removing of the the said pocket Mr.
Miller considered to have placed himself in position to
noticed by the law. and he was accordingly arrested
STEALING MEAr-P Martin and James Griffith. while
perambnating the Lower Market yesterday. felt sorely
tempted make way with of the quantity OF meat
which adorns stalls They yielded to the temptation and
stole the meat but shortly az erwards happened to meet
officer who thought wasn't meet for them TO steal SO he
conducted them 10 the Caisbo0se.
Breaches AND BREECHEs.-There any quantity
of made yesterday in the Second and First Munc
pares for breaches OF the Some OF those thus Of
tending against the dignity of the state had scarcely
piece of breeches and minus coat besides hav
ing shocking tender suceptbties OF fastdious
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ARREST OF BuReLARs-George and Joseph, two slaves.
yesterday arrested by the First Municipality police.
They had their possession key which made to Il, the
of Mr. eel store in Camp street The same negroes
had previously robbed the safe of 800 and the police had
been on the look out for them several nights.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

1S1W IVHS1A OAN11s 100 do StHVVt'
DRINTED Musips fast colo andbeautifu patterns at
Is to zoe. Scotch Gnghams lac cases Swiss Mqsins,
o. vide At ss PER uspay sGa a. 'Os m pa
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdkf. style at - so
Musquito Netting at &c., same quality can bought
less than lOc in the city cases ,sh Linens BY the large
Zoe per yard and upwards; Undressed Family Linen at
&c., good be bought for &c. Buyers test the
truth of the above assertions by comparing samples Also
full! variety Of the newest and richest styles Of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low. The sub 'cber would
remark that the practice of this establishment offer
few leading articles very cheap with view of obtaining
exobtant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera bard
in rent and expenses-he can afford to sell chesp Heavy
must be met by enormous profits New Workers
are especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine streets.
mhI2 R. BROWN 16S Poy dras st.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERs

y,HE undersigned woud respectfully inform the public
L that he has in successfui oneration - =
fine new STEAM TIE FERRY. .; running from Ie&ft5
light until o'clock M The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
distance above the Bellevie Iron Works The landings
each side well arranged and safe and exit and
trance always obtained The the those
charged by the other Ferries Also shipmasers and Others
wishing go the Point, will find large and commodons
skfs constantly plvng between the Government wharf,
wheIe the onnbuses stop) and Theirs Warehouses on
the opposite side. oYpu
fy5 WILLIAM RANDth-r.
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ALEXANDER HILLS


HOUSED HING STORE
So Camp street. NewOrleans,
WTHERE families find all articles Of House keeping,
w comprising general assortment and select stock OF
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Cookng Utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets. Brass and Steel Sboves and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Ironware
ENAMELLED and paent-meal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver Britannia, and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WOOnW ARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR FAILS,
CHURNS and TUBS.
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE. new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles Nurse Chairs and
RRUSHEStFancy and Plain busting, Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jute Manila. Alicante. Palm and Husk MATS,
WATERS, and TRAYS. -
BRASS, Britannia, and new Metal CANDLiIcTlChS
and LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES. -
ID. J. Wnght's patent premium COOh STOVES, Tor
Wood or Coal-wth fixtures complete the most az
proved article in use mar3 en-
~ Hotels and Steamboats, furnished at reduced nri
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FOLLOWING SuIT.-Mrs George and her slave Mary
Jane yesterday arrested in the Frs Municipality for
disturbing the peace The presume, felt herself
bound to follow the example of her mistress
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Briggs.

Seneca. ........ AMI
Thames ....... 20, m2
Yarmouth ...... GINA
Zononia ........l5,m3
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MURPHY'S RESTAURANT,
Bowling and Billiard Saloons,
100 ST. CHARLES STREET-Next to the Theatre.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
l. the public that he has made extensive add R@
tons to his Establishment rendering it The most A
complete and desirable in the city. The RES y1A
TAURANT will at all times be supplied with --xsA-S
the choicest fare that the markets of the city Afford in
style satisfy the most astidous Epcure Having num-
Der of Spacious Bedrooms with entire new fuInn,e he
Lod gng. by the day: week or month. Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely reftted
and vers will find the Tables and appointments of this
establishment equal to any in the city and from ITS CEN
The ROWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
wanting TO give general satisfaction to his patrons and TO
make his House worthy of the most liberal PATRONAGE
~, The BAR as usual. will always be furnished with
spii a1n RICHARD MURPHY.
Clothing. Clothing. Clothing
HAS on hand, and is constanty RECEIVING large
! and magn Gcent assortment Of FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING-all of which being his own manu-
facure enables him sell cheap other establish
of the kind in the Southern country Gentlemen
chasing for their wear and dealers at wholesale,
respectfully invited TO call and examine for themselves the
following articles:
snDer black cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Black. brown and olive Monterey do. and sacs
Black and fancy Drap d Etc Sacs and d Orsay Goats.
Extra fine French Merino Sacs and Paletos.
Super fancy Linen Goats, of every description.
Black and colored Spring Cashmere Pants.
Superior French Merno Pants;
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants
Spring Tweed and French Cottonade Pants
India Nahkeen and Silk warp do.
Super white Marseiiles and Linen Vests.
Black Satin. Nerino, Cashmere Bonbazine, and
mh hfps sm Vests OF every 10
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Sc ND RAG z D..

p,,.s A,O0-MiIe Heats Entries-A oh. &. by Thomhil
rsleprnph and Midnight. The former nag the ia
vorte against the field and by his showed that be
vas wide awake tn owing his rider twice before coming to
the scratch He got bad start being several lengths be-
hind Telegraph who was next to Midnight He however
crawled up very fast passing Midnight who had fallen
back and coming just at the tail OF Telegraph as ne
reached the stand Time. 15l1s
SECOND HEAT-Betting raj her mixed The gallant way
in which Thoinh recovered himself much confence
10 his friends while those who knew Telegraph felt certain
tina, he had bottom and speed Heavy were made
and odds offered that Thornh would take the money he
was on hand this time the OF the drum ieadhs the
others for the first half when Telegraph again gave MIN
nentv 10 do but not sufficient TO keep him from winning
the heat which he did In d.
Turn HEAr-A good start, but Midngbt's prospects
oon grew dark ndeed-whie the other nags Kept night
e,;Iv On the third quarter and home stretch the two
were side by sde coming to the stand in the same order
Tbs Judges decided that Thonhil by eighteen inches
but the greatest excitement and dissatisfaction prevailed
among the been account of the equvoca conduct
at the very of anticipated victory and the ockeyng
seemed so evident that very vndictve feeling was mani
tested by many the ground to expend itself 10
personal violence upon the OF the nag Mr. VanLeer
This gentleman however protested against the charge and
the affair was terminated by Withholding their money
who had rsked it upon Telegraph We dislike to give
positive opinion upon the subject but think that the horse
had not fair show and that something wrong some
,ohere Time-l 81 Midnight was dstsnced.
Second Race-Purse si00-Mile Heats
Kirkland Hsr.on's oh. g. 9 years old. By Thornhiiis
Van Leer : eh c. Telegraph, vs. old. by Eclipse, o
Jam SsI K GS n Scfs b idasit year, old, By
ECLIPSE uan Time. i:si1l-1:5o-i:5i.
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RoBBERY-Henry Hendricks of'the flash gentry. and
well known police yesterday arrested by the First
Municipality police for robbery.
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WEEKLY PACKET LINEaFrom New Basin.
SETGE1A TUMPKA, SELMA, and all L@l&3 ea5.iz5ss
landings on the Alabama EiyeI -
The new hght,drsught steamship A. OGDEN. Captain
Kecheval and the new ghdraught steamb be- HEA1
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomsy' we
port EVERY THURSDAY, at a O'Clock. ?. n One OF
the boats % be ready to receive freight at the SeT
and may depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight or passage Apply
on board, at the New Basin. or to
l.,tars ,,,a h. iaf mho If
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS..

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRsscENr OyrcE, 81
Monday Morning. April 10. lo4S.
COTrON.-Transaciions in Cotton have been checked
recently by daily Of later and unfavorable news from
Europe by the steamer Hermann and ao by the proximity
Of the Nisgaras letters now due BY mail sales OF Cot
ton ON Saturday were about 1900 TO 1000 bales only at
changed prices.
The next Cunard steamer from Liverpool win be the Eu
ropa now in the ninth day of her passage to New York
NEw.0RLEANs CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 449514 Middlng Fair. ....6407
oIdin.y ...ssS9ss, EAR vi; .s,stS q
Good Midding .614S61s Good and Fne.... .9hSS-
TOBACCO.-The only sale reported was 81 hhds.. IL Ad
mitted at 51z. and 20 Refused at 31zc. p H.
SUGAR AND MOLAssES-Areb both very dull. Sales
$50 bids Sugar at 3a04c for good Common to Fair and
300 bbls. Moasses at 14f0l7c. y gallon.
FLOUR.-The market is heavy, and the only sales we
could hear of small lot of Ohio 50 u.s. and 100 do
extra at - Dbl. Ohio cannot be quoted % IS for
common brands.
CORN.-There not much inquiry, and about 5VDo
sacks disposed Of including $500 sacks inferior or dis
tng) at 2225 500 sacks white at 3D. and 800 do yellow
at &c.. the latter the outside rate.
WHEAT-Sale OF 800 sacks good at TO- and l4oo DO In
eor 6Oc Prices io0l5c lower than three weeks ago.
PROVISIONS-Pork very dull. with retail transactions
9l0fO 80 12s for Mess and SO Dbl for Prime Small
sales of Bacon Sac for good Sides and for prime
Shoulders The sales of Lard were ~ Dds inferior at "a
"a No $50 kegs at 5S and 600 do prime at Sac Sb
BAGGING AND ROPE.-Prices steady. Sales Of loo
pieces and 100 coils at Tx and &c. cash.
COFFEE.-A Sales of 1927 bags Rio at SIC. p ID.
WHISKY-Sales of 100 bbs at 17s4c for Recied, and
1916. Raw.
EXCHANGING alteration Sterling dull at 4G051sp
cent pm New York 60 day bills 2402l pct. disc Sight
Checks n Oct. disc to par.
FRElGHTS-A slight decline has taken place the rates
of Foreign Freight An American bark taken for Liv
erpoo Saturday at Sled for Cotton and ship for Gas
row at 49, 32d
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THIRD RA C z 4.

The third race was single daah of mile for pune of
$50 entrance added There We're four entres-Biangv,
.4olus Kate Harrai and John Dawson MY There was
NO fayorts at the start unless Rous whose friends seemed
little the most sanguine might be - considered. The
start was beautiful Eous leading the Dawson fy.
p,oend, Kate Hah third, and Blangy fourth. This posi'
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Orleans Jockey Club Races-Bingaman Course

FIREA fire took place at o'clock M. yesterday in the
kitchen of Mrs Sene Hospital street. between Dauphne
and Burgundy. Not much damage was done.
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DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady 81 ChartreS street.

OPENING THIS DAY. IN STORE 81 CHARTREs
~ STREET an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of FANCY
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS;
We prepared to offer full and RED assortment
in all the d ferent departments of our business.
The Stock embraces every manufactaIe IN LIN EN,
WOOLLEN, SILK and COTTON GOODS the whole
of which has been selected with unusual order TO
establish that confidence which we hope 10 win from all
those who may favor with their custom.
One thing wish to impress upon our patrons-the
ohOte of Stock hr0u hOt marked an Plain Figures,
at the Loaoest Selling Price
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MORPHY & MENUS, AUCTIONEERS, No. 81 Magazine
lYl opposite Banks Arcade Sales by
Real Estate Stocks Cargoes Negroes Merchandise,
Underwriters and Port Wardens' Sales fy2
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FOR MoBILE-DAILY u S. MAIL LIN

FOR MOBILE-D.AILY U. S. MAIL LINE
The splendid low pressure IT,,
Eah9H e esskst f,s Steamers 9 Rsla .EzRE
CALIFORNIA, Capt c. l.. Reynolds, and JAMES 1.
DAY, Capt VIM. T. Gibeson having been built expressly
Ladies Cabins all in State rooms One of the above steam
ers will leave the Pontchartran Railroad DAILY during
the week. arrival the Lake of the ha past clock
Train Of Cars and of the O'Clock p M ears on SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board or to
jaA j. L. R. GEDDES. Agents. 10 Bank Place.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
AUCTION NOTICE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER, having closed his with Mr..
LEWIS FLoRANCE, will hereafter carry the Auction
his that his
Auconeer, and his weknown capacity that
he will receive portion of the public patronage.
Refsreces-Maunse White g. Co., VIM Laughln Co.. Jacob
Rarker ia30
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~ For Wyatt, Belmont, Pamela, Mouth of
Le44ka9.Sss5s Cold Mater, 7iLtatoba. Lefore Green
sS=ssrsk toood, Marion, Yazoo City. ete.-Regnfar
YazOo and 7'alLdhatchie PQcket.-The well known and
fast running steamboat AMAZON, Dobin master hourly
expected and will leave above with quick dispatch For
freig ht or passage apply on board
apo Il. Is. SMITH, 70 Magazine st.
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DAYS. at 81 o'clock. P. NJ.
E,OR MOBILE. from the New Canal and PontchartraiD
i Railroad via Pass Christian. ~ l.
~ Freight by the New Canal. I65$gt9 $500
~ Passengers by the Railroad. 1a7s11zsas<4
The and splendid fast running passenger Lake steam
boat MOBILE, w. o. Sutton, master. Quilt expressly
for the trade cabin all in rooms will leave the New
Canal above landing at the Ponchartain Railroad for
passengers by the O'Clock p M train of cars.
Freight received for Montgomery Wetumpka, etc. giving
through Bills Ladng at Is cents per Dbl
B.-Freght received at the New Basin Warehouse un-
til o'clock. p M. on the day of departure.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
TONS apply to
jaSi II WINGATE & BRENAN, AZ Poydras st.
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~ = For Louisville, Evansville, Henderson.
Lsss sssaAs5# Memphis etc The new staTpeh ighi
app. Van Dusen is expected arrive, and will leave
above with dispatch For freight passage apply on board
opposite POydras street, to
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
N. B.-The u s. takes freig hit for Memphis, APT
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Towboat Claiborne lowed down and to sea, the 18th
inst bark Morgan Dix and brgs Archeaus, and Henry.
Towboat Caledonia lowed down and to sea. the 18th
inst. ship Carolus, and bark Keziah.
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GIN MAKING. 81 sCI..

We are prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made inthe State possessing all the adj
yantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves a great deal in way Of re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth setin an angle that cannot possibly
injure the finest staple, with an improvement
toregulate the noting Of the cotton; our brush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, the
advantages of lightness, strength and force
allsvery material in the snccessfui operation
Of Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves.
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either of our work or prices. "a
CABINET MAKING. q
We are also prepared to do work in Tie
Cabinet line-such as Bedsteads Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cnpboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms. q.
HUDSON g. BROTHER sfS q g s j
Opposite the Preslyteria,a church. s,. s,sf
Sumterville. April q, Iss47. 26 "
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Ny heart melted within me. aandsIs fall.

pMAt y Hieell,rt the w thin me, and felt
tears rush! into my eYes--his sweet but
vacant look must often be present with
met seemed to appealto me, it seem.
ed to ask for my prayers. Sinner as i
am, dared to think so. It must be
to oil an affecting sight to see an. idiot.
IN the house Of God. Il must be a re-.
buke to hardened hearts, to hearts too
cold and careless to worship there, it
must be q rebuke to know that one
heart is not atnscilling, but q,nabze to
pray. Bitterly Z felt this as I looked
upon my child. He stood before me a
rebuke to all the coldness and careless
ness which had ever mingled with my
prayers. His vacant features seemed
to say, You have mind whose powers
are not confused, you have heart to
feel, to pray, to praise and to bless God.
The means of grace are daily given to
you, the hopes of glory are dialy visible
to you.' Oh! God, my child stood
before me as more awful rebuke sent
from Thee. Did not his vacant look
say, Look upon the wreck which your
dreadful passions have nader Think
upon what za0as? Think upon what I
am? With a broken heart I listened
to the words of life; for while I listened,
my poor idiot child leaned upon me and
seemed to listen too.--When Z bowed
my head at the name of Jesus, the poor
bog bowed his. They all knelt down;
butjust then I was lost in the thought
tulness of my despair; my son clasped
my hand, and when I looked round, 7
perceived that we alone were standing
in the midst of congreg CATION. He
looked me earnestly in the face, and
kneeling down, he tried to pull me to
kneel beside him. He seemed to invite
me to pray for him; Z did fall on MAJ
knees to pray for him, and for myself;
and | rose up, hoping that for my Sa-
viour's sake, my prayers were heard,
and trusting that my heavenly Father
teedeth my helpless childwith spiritual
food that we know not of.
BE EAsY.-A Frenchman, who was
totally unacquainted with our language,
being lately introduced to q circle of
young ladies and gentlemen of Boston,
after the usual compliments has passed,
seated himself beside beautiful young
lady, and being deprived of the salts.
faction of conversing with her (his
countenance, however, expressed the
emotion of his heart seized her by the
hand-she requested him to be easy
which he mistook for the French word
Baises, (kiss mc,) and began kissing
her to tho mirth Of the whole company.
The consequence was that the ladies
came to an unanimous determination
never to say s'be easy to Frenchman.
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Clothing
Bpcepiinlsas. .gr.

The subscriber, through the solicitation of his
friends, haa nnde arrangements to stand his ccie.
bratrd Horse BUCEPHALUS, 3 il. in Sumter !
District. the ensuing Spring. Said Hofee may
Fulton, and perhaps Siateburg, aud in the Fork
OF Black River; and any other place where sni.
fciently encouraged aud convenient to his route,
which viii be determined by the groom.
Terms I,pcephalus. sJr.. will hs let to
mares at S4.9O; $500 the seasoil. hnd 81 q, 90
TO insure; 25 cents TO the groom, in every lii.
stance. Parting with the mare forfeia the ins
surancein every instance. Every care viii be
taken to prevent accidents, but no liability should
any occur. < ass{l ~. si i.s
N. d. whero company Of G OF. 8 mares is,5
made up by responsible persons, and .,he Horse
aud Groom furnished free Of charge as he is pass
ing round through tho seaso,,, win reduce thn
also give tho Same chance to aIsthose who feols
disposed 70 pa.ronize my dorsel upon ead teima$
and conditions. So
q ,tl5 ls PEDIGREE. s..
BucephaIts, Jr., was got by ]. r. Rorets,
Bucephatns; lo by W,llismson's Bedford Of vir.
ginia, aud he by Old Imported BEDFORD. Old
Bncephnlus' dam was by old king Herod, and
ne by. y.Twig; T~ig by The old imported James;
his e., dam was, according 10 information,
Medley. Bueephalus )uniers dam was eo,Iby
old White Oak Split; he by Iiewis Coll ins. Splis
whose performances as a Race Morse was well
established on Tho Camden Turf, and ho out OF
tue ldimpo,ted Rattle the eash; Becephaas
Jrs. G. dam was got by Marcus.
could here publish q long list Of eer,;6easss
from diffsrent> Districts salsiiyc ITO baceploius
Jrs. reputation as foal geIter, but deem Il ,ss.
less, ns relerence can be had 10 is printed bile.
and 10 .citizens Of Sumter Distfict. who lsss
seen of his colts aud know they will lnet suffer
by comparison with those of any other fidfat, ~
JAMES ID. AsefE,VAIN.
March ID, as49. gu 3fa
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More New Goods Received

The subscribers have received another lot
Of Spring Goods. They have great variety
OF LADIES' Dress Goods, consisting (Siz.) Of
embroidered Muslins, embossed do. dotted do
sPrlg DO. cold. do, Lawns, Cambrics, Muslin,
Ginghams, cold Ginghams, mourning do. &c.
Avariety Of Linen Drills, Vestings, Ready
made Clothing, Panama and Leg6orn Hats,
California Hats, SC.
Also 10 be found at their Grocery, fresh
No. l, Mackerel, dried Herrins, NC. and
country Bacon and Lard, superior N. o. Mo
lasses, DC. J.T. 'SOLOMONS g. CO.
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STAGE NOTICE.

The Stage will runidaily from Sumteyille
to the Claremont Depot on and after the list
of March, and will lleaye at 8 3so'clock in the
morning, setting out on its return, on tho mr..
Junction. a Z 4 s..'s>"'' I - y 80 :
9, p. M. BUTLER.
sumtervlle, 2eth Feb. lle4e. Is 4 snl i s.
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NEW DRUG STORE,

The subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers, friends, and the public .gener-
ally of SUMTER that he has, and will CONSTANT
ly keep on hand, a Fresh and we'll selected
stock Of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye StufTs,
Window Glass and Putty; Fine Soaps and
Fancy Articles; all of which will be sold
cheap, by
R. SIDNEY MELLETT, N. d.
One door arest Of McLean's old stand
r, 3. All orders from the country prompt
y attended To-.