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AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
- N CARVAIHO, Artist, Of Baltimore, respect.
-. fully informs the citizens Of Washington, and
s ov m erv orerv s ascunied S oe van
Loan Chase, at the corner Of Al street and Penn.
syHana avenue, where he is prepared to make
pictures which will bear comparison with any Da-
guerreotypes in the world. He has established at
in that city; and the public at Washington have
the opportunity of procuring an artistic pic
ture, such as viii be worthy place in the
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table. Groups Of any number of persons can be
taken, with all the classical arrangement Of light
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A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.
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Boxes, ComestibIes, SC.

LA WILLIE DE PARIS.
French Confectionery, Bon-Bons, Fancy
Boxes, ComestibIes, sc.
~ GAUTIER respectfully announces 10 the
~. public that he has completed his winter
arrangements, and is fully prepared TO furnish
BALLS, PARTIES, DINNERS, AND PRIVATE
ENTERTAINMENTS,
with every description of FRENCH CONNECTION
cry, PRESERVES, COMESTIBLES, &c &c, in
the best manner and at the shortest notice.
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attention, during the past summer, to the manu-
acturc OF every description of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY BON BoNs, &c,
10 which he calls especial attention. as he thinks he
has arrived at a perfection in this branch of his
business which is not equaled by any other house
in America, as is proved by the large orders he is
continually receiving from the North for these ar
tclcs.
FANCY BOXES, sc.
His annual importation of these goods has ar
rived, and will be arranged for public inspec ton
on Saturday, the Odd instant, TO which be partcu-
lary invites the attention OF those desiring Holiday
Presents, which, for newncss and beauty of style
will vie with any ever imported into this country
and will be sold on the most reasonable terms
The following articles now in store, and con
stantly for sale:
300 boxes Petit Pois
500 do Mushroom
100 do Truffles
5000 lbs Preserves, assorted by the pound or in
the bottle
Large assortment of Sauces, Spanish Olives
300 bottles Currant Jelly, assorted sizes
5000 lbs. Chocolate, Of different kinds
200 kegs Grape
200 quart bottles of fresh Tomato
300 bottles Tomato Sauces, al 25 cents per
bottle
FOR HIRE
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the following articles
Two pair Of very rich Cnndelabras
Silver Spoons, large, dessert and tea
Forks, large and dessert
Glass Ware Of every description
Large assortment OF Plates, Fruit Stands, sc
A LA VILE DE PARIS,
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Sawyer, with MS. corrections, are for sale by
q TAYLOR & MAURY,
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Graham's do Scotch Whisky.
Very superior Old Rye Whisky.
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GOAL, COAL, COAL.-The undersigned, hav-
~ ing completed his stock of Coal, is now pre-
pared 10 furnish families with that very superior
and popular Butler Coal, trial of which is only
necessary to ensure preference over any other
coal in this or any other market.
Also hand, large supply Of Cumberland
Coal, from the Frostburg Mining Company, all of
which he will sell on accommodating terms.
Yard south side of Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and 18th streets, First Ward.
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GADsBY's HOTEL,
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Nsar Rdaroad DPot, Vashingion,
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CIGARS! CIGARSl CIGARS!
yTNHE UNDERSIGNED has just received direct
Il from Havana the largest and most superior lot
of Cigars offered to the Washington public,
consisting of the following celebrated brands
5000 Neptune Regalia
5000 La Infantia Regalia
10000 Washington, La Norma, light
10000 of the Prophet Cigars
10000 Of the Corben Cigars
10000 of the Werner, celebrated
10000 Principe Havereta.
All of which are of the subscribers own importa-
tion therefore the public may confidently expect
genuine Havana Cigar. w. II. WINTER,
Six doors east Of the National Hotel.
Dec. 24-3teo
rOSHEN BUTTER, FRUIT, sc.
NJ 10 firl1ns and tubs choice Goshen and Welsh
Butter.
100 whole and half boxes bunch Raisins
20 do boxes layer do do
800 lbs Zantc Currants.
10 trails soft-shell Almonds,
cases Genoa Citron.
do assorted Preserves.
10 boxes Sicily Lemons.
10 kegs Malaga Grapes.
Received and for sale by
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I'm as e ne eHLS.

hangers. -. Messrs. CARTLITcH and Browne.
citing and Stage Manager MIR. J. b. RoBERTs.
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GIN MAXIM &c 6. 4

We are prepared TO execute orders To. any
extent in the above line. bntli fors ne work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing al i sthe ADJ
ssantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves a greet deal in way of ne.
pairs We: also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
5inIure the finest staple, with an sinpro oyinent
+toragulate the noting OF the ect ton; our brush
is constructed on a plan, giving at once he
advantages of lightness, trcngth and for
all very material iri the successful operation
of a 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 canae 10 complain
either of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING
We are also prepared TO do work in the
Cabinet line such as Bedateads. asNarirobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands. Is abless Cupheards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
95ss HUDS0 81 BR1 OTHER. 5Ssz ~
Opposite theS Pres slyterian eh itrclkt,,
Sumterville, April q, IsA7. 20
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{, EFi. "a a, 5;.
Lodge IN separtise sfnslnslQn e general
fardistant from ther. q Alnostj
all,thes Turks s@i i'll the ;exeep ption Of the
very few aboyesia toned individuals,
possess, in gene eral but one wife, to-
whom they are most faithfal.
hfARR1AeE ~ liarava,, vo,,,,,d: i, 1
nl;ohfs her tTot,, ,1nd eis tLa alv of Tan Iaasi
yafS at 8 i nm eat;c Ssd III, 81.
Grated a;alssS lie s,.o,,na @ U q Si halg a 1hs
sn;rt &c tha ba,,,. ~ mn LIZ
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sTSVe are authorized to-
announce Col j OHM c. RIIAsiE, a candi-l
date for the Office of Sheriff. at the ensuing.
Election. Il
sept %, 1s4s. 554s s tft
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JOHN II CIR REEN
A4T'TORN " 4! a E ,E Law,
5illllterpisle, g 20. 81.

q VIII practice in tho Courts of Law, for
Sumter, Dazzling Ton and Kershaw Districts.
Office one door below Clark,s Hotel.
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I ss,et,,,,

" -
& (onIoI4Ai..I
Y Lines wfili6n on seadne Abe srliks Resolu-
tons Of some would hs 'ATRiora Oh The present
agitation ef tho Slavery daes stlon.
when wink shsss forces 81 would n mssl
5i north IN wat, (, IisS III
sNowsgiory oven iaapws ihs united Nation. #
W'aio alTsi aafe y rom d contest which nli
would doplora. S
9 2
Long, long may sge dwoil III q holy alliance,
With ,hoso who chung g ps hen pefils were
WIN WI gsIes, ven ,hs whole world
sIfshe clarion of war o'sr the elements sound.
Il Thon 4 Truce to oil Argument, talk about
Lst's leave III debate aud Wild speculation.
Z Tor Ieace with her olive branch watches the
4 nation. ~ !. y 8 Z. fs,sf SS
Il Oh E long may she dwell and repose IN our
onr march i 70 fame not % waste our reuour.
TO guard against domestic fends and disorders
In CosdREts We only must muster our forces,
itgAl al ~ = 81 e
With wisdom, to guide US; each hand on an
.5t ccenn, - q y 5ssi gt.hS ;ls5
OutstIeti,' oer country untevalled on eneth,
: Il aloof We can keep from all ruefal conlmotion
n Like oars. no land since creation has birth.
Then here's to the ladies who only shall rule
Sc us 4 .sfs gf5
With glanccs and .onca that lead willing the
Away | viii ii III. .qnidhunes who wish u.to fool
Us,
Let ali, thoughts Of war 10, the Devil depart.
81 81 ( = &:Sl} &ss&i,t s.
slsuarEnv1LIr, March a7lh, ls4s.
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| lRuceplanlsas, gr.E.

The Subscriber, through the solicitation of Ills
friends, has made arrangements 10 stand his celc.
bfated Horse BUCEPtlALU U.s., III. in Snfnier
/ District, the ensuing Spring. Said Horse may
be expected to pass through Snnitetyiile, hy 4
Fulton, and perhaps ssateburg &, and jim the Fork
u. Black River; and any other place wfsro s,if.
hciently encouraged |ard convenient 10 his rpnts,
which viii be determined by the groom,
! sf fTefxsns-B Bucephalus, jr.. will boz let To-
mares at $500 $500 the eenseii, and s. 400
TO insure: 25 cents totfie groom il, every IN I.
stance. Parting with the mare forfeiis The in-9
surance in oyery IN. lance Every caro- Su;ll ba
taken to prevent accidents, but no liability should
any. occur.
N. b. Where a company Of 6 or 8 mares IA
made UP by responsible pc rsons, and ,ils Iiosss
aud Groom furnished free Of charge as lie IS pass.
ing round through the season, Il will retitics tss
season TO 3 and dthe Insurance tt n %. Il viii
also giye the same chance to aIi titoss who iscf
disposed 70 patronize my Horse npols said tsfnls
and conditions, 35IE
pEDIGREE. Sg5
Bncephalus, Jr.s Sns got by ]. T. Rodrcra,
Bucephalns; he by w illiameonss bedford Of viz
ginia, and he by OF d imported bedford. Ola
Bucephalns dam was BY old king Eierod, and
he by Twig; rwig by the old Imported Jarlsess
his g. dam was. according 10 information, al
Medley. Bncephnius Junior 3 dam ia 3. not by
old Whilo Oak Spill; [; he by Lewis Co, o,nss spiii.
whose petformance as i Race IIcrae was Val
established on the Camden Turf, and she ont Of
the old imported Rattle e,the- Cash; Bacephalas
Jr's. q. dam was got by Marcus. !!-I,:
s could here publish d long lis. OF certificates
from different Districts relative ia bnceY,,,nina
Jrs. reputation aa foal geiter, bns deem Ii nae
less, as reference can bs had to his printed bilis
and TO citizens of Sumter District, who havs
seen Of his colts and know they i,viIf MOI q, Isr
by comparison with those of any other Hers.
= S45;, j a MES ~ s5NftII w Am.
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TIE WOMEN OF TURKEY. A WRITER
in Blachwood says:-"This portion of
Mussulman population is much less un.
happy than one would be led to expect.
They certainly hold secondary station
IN society: but, brought up as they are
IN the most complete ignorance, they are
unconscious of their degraded position
and know not that there is q better.
Ihey are, in general, treated very kind
" by their husbands and masters, and
DO not undergo, as is supposed, either
capricious or brutal treatment. All,
5hough t IN Europe they still believe a
Turk to DO constantly surrounded by q
multitude of odalisks; at Constantiinoplc
there are very few Osmanlecs, who have
three or even twowiyes; and even these
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/ Candidates.

FOR S SHE.R5TFF. s 81
G we arc !. 4 u u tlnoriized to.
announce MALLYFBROGDON, Esq. a
Candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of Sum-
tel! District, at the next Election. 81, L!
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II TIT &


R593 A CA ID The u1,d dersignetl respoct-
fully informs the citizens Of Snmteryiile and
surrounding country. that he carries Ion the
PAINTING BUSIN EiSssss i'm all its rar ariois
branches, viz:
EHOMsc, Sign, 0rIfl siae1st;aIss and M
iDecOratiEe: Gliding and dsiazing:t
Correct limitations OF Fine w ood; Marbles,
SGranites, &c. &c, and hopes from al deter
slnination on his part to give full satisfaction.
both as regards rkmanship and Prices, to
merit, a: share of their confidence and support,
3s lBER T. III. Il CIR 81, ss4ss s3i
and ready mixed, for Immediate use, for
country acc ccommoda ion. Or Sale ori rea-i
2sonable terms,
As II. "a.
tsss NJ II orders psInctnall lly ttendcb to.
AT Mr. Sarge nt's Cabinet Faro ri oqlis,
55s5 s3i73 n,tergill 10, s.. CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-28
Our German Correspondence.

BERLIN, May 8, 1849
''ipo''" o. the Great stpss. in Euope-TerriJle Con.
y'" :" D'tsoe" Bre'iaa and Leipsie-Meenngs and
Preparations in Germany The Latest N.v,.
The hour for a new and terrible cons,., 49,. a.
revolutionary and resctionary element. in r,,on.
fast approaching and the signal for urea. ,oli,Ic.l
movements has already been given in Cerm.nv We
have arrived at the most important stare IN a.
revolution Of Germany and Europe. The grea. struggle
which is to precedc the triumph of liberty or depo.
ism in this country, and on this continent IL now at
hand. Indeed, that struggle has commenced already;
and on the barbados that have risen at Dresden has
already been hoisted the flag Of the revolution The
greatest excitement at the present moment prevails
throughout Germany and II is impossible to say how
soon this excitement may spread throughout tho whole
contrent, An instruction ia Poland, Austris, aud
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Havrc Prices Current,

Havnr, May 10, 1876 2. M.--Coion--The ap-
preaching elections and the important receipts since
our last, have rendered our market extremely heavy
during the week. and from Wednesday to Saturday the
sales scarcely reached 3OOa 400 bales per dem in
sequence. our prices were losing ground and sewers
transactions even took place under the annexed quo
ta,ions after receipt Of advces per Niagara
Ing seventeen ships on the berth for our port:
but Sunday last received three DAYS iator news
per Hermann. from New York, mentioning only ono
new ship and nm improvement in that market which
took place on receipt Of our ad,ces from Europe of
the 9TH April on the Monday following, our market
became more animated with firmer prices. and 1900
bales changed hands, and yesterdays sales reached
aO6 bales at steady rates. The nomination of tho
legislative Assembly pre-occupos the public mind for
tie present mono but does not any apprehension
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Financial.

LoNDo- MoSEY MARKET.-FhIpAy, May IL, O'clock
PM The news from Paris and Saxony is still very un-
favorable, but has not exercised great influence
upon the English stock market. Prices are stcadier,
and have an Improving tendency Consos are OIL u to
"a for money and account reduced three per cents 89s
to q, long annutics Ole. exchesucr bills 40 to 40
prem. bank stock iszX to 1914
no foreign stock market Is dull and rather heavy
Dutch two and half per cents have been done at 491
to So ditto four per cents 6 Spanish three per cents
30, ditto five per cents w. Russian 103si to 105 Por-
tuguese 2SIs, Mexican 30ys ditto ex.coupons 2Sx,
Ecuador ~ TO Il, French three per cents 66f soc at
an exchange OF 20 50.
The railway market Is shade frmer than yesterday
but no further rise than then occurred be noticed
Great Western closed at a rise Of E2, Northwestern
and Midland ut 81 each per share Improvement Pur-
cbases have day been made in all At tho highest
prices current
Three o'clock-CoDsols for money and account 9Oys
to 81.
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Messrs. Brown, sh,piey & Co.'s Circular.

L'kRPoOI, May II 1910.
The quotations for cotton continued Just as
We gave them in our last circular Of Friday the
4th int, say 4%d. for fair upland and fair Mobile
AID for fair Orleans, AID. for middng upland and
Mobile, AID a4hd for middling Orleans and 3IId a
a&d for the ordinary qualities At the close of last
week and In the early part Of this the market was firm
and buoyant, giving sellers advantage but the
revere has .nce been tho the quantity Offering
exceeding the demand and tho turn being decidedly In
favor Of buyers Thu sa.Ss for The week ended odsy
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TIE LATEST MARKET REPORTS


EXCHANGE CHAMBERS, LvERroor., May 12-12M
SiR-The sales OF Cotton today, may reach 1000 to
5000 bales There is a fair inquiry for cotton this
morning but no change In price Our market remains
Hat, as reported yesterday.
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American State Stocks.

rHE LATEST LONDON PRICES, MAY 1T, 1919.
United States Six per Cents, 1868. l06IS 1O7
New York Five per Cents, 1855 to 1860. 81 a g5
Pennsylva Five per Cents. ......... rs a 70
Ohio Six per Cents, 1850. ............ 90. q 81
Do, 1906. 81 90
Do, 1850 81 80
Mass Five per Cents, (Ster. Bonds) 1865. .1O1is
S. G.. Five per Cents ls5S-6S, Daring Coy So 30
Do, palmer Coy 1866. .......... So SO
louisa Five per Cents, ONION Bank $685. 81
Mary land Five per Cents, (Ster. Bonds) -. Sc
Mississippi Six per Cents planters Bank)
1871 to 1870 so
DO. Six per Cents, ONION Bank. ...... 10 a 20
Alabama Five per Cents, 1865. 81
DO do, (Sterlipg Bonds) 1S5S.9-66. .... 60 q 90
Virginia Five per Cents. 1854 ........ 80 a 81
u. Can. Five per Cents (DebenturesJ 1855. SO q 90