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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-11-21
Edgefeld Female Institute

FEHHE TRUSTEES of rhe Institution. anx-
-H iol,s To elevate its character and useful
ness. have recently purchased large npd
commndous lot of laud within The town, npon
which they have erected suitable bnildngs and
now announce 10 the public. lhal they have
secured the services, as Rector anil General
Instructor, Of Mr. RonERT II. NICHOLS.
The institute will be opened on the First
MunJay in January n"xt. MR. NICHOLS, has
had many years experience in his prole>sinn.-
Was Professor in Jefisrso, College, Louisiana,
has recently Taught with great success. at
Greenwood. and has been induced 10 take
charge Of this Institution, with view TO per-
niameni abode amongst us.
The Trustees confidently state. that every
facility to complete and flushed Female Edu
cation will he afforded at this Institution, and
must earnestly appeal 10 the pnblic generally
and particularly 10 the citizens Of EJgeheld
District. 10 give it their aid and patronage.
Excellent hoard cali lie obtained at reasona-
bic rn,es in the town aud its vicnty.
Instrriclresses in Music, Drawing, Painting
Embroidery, DC, will be connected with the
Institution.
The rates of Tuition, will be re asonabFe
These. with The regulation of the Sessions. and
other lnalters. will be published in due time.
N j.. GRIFFIN. :,
r. II. WARDLAW,
EDMUND PENN, S5
r. T. MINIS,
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Constantly ON HI IN d ,

AND STILL RECEIVING
NME huvo to day received per. Steamer
Wv SouTHERNER, from New York, .ex-
tensive additions 10 our, already large and
superior STOCK of GOODS.
Among our recent arrivals are
Plain and Figured Black Silks,
Striped and Watered do.
Plain and Figured cold do. :. ....,...
l-2 doz, Paris Swiss Robes, for evening
Dresses,
Some New and beautiful Styles Of Cling
hams.
Mourning Collars, Laces, &c.
FoR THE GENTLEMEN.
Superior Black and Fancy Cassimera.
A beautiful assortment Of Office and Over
Goats, :; 80. ;,
2ors pieces Ingrained, and three Ply
Carpenng, :. ,,u
Fresh English, Dairy and Pine Apple
Cheese,
I" hfaeatoni, Fruits. &c.
BLAND & BGrLER.
Oct. 50, 1919. If IL
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New Boarding HOUSE.

NE RS. FORD, respectfully informs her
I'VE. friends and the pubic. that she has taken
the second stony over Mr.. J. Cohn's Store, at
Edgeheld Court House. where she has opene'l
BOARDING HOUSE. for Tire accommoda-
ton Of Permanent anu Transient Boarders.
Her terms for regular borders. will be $40
per month for boarding and lndging.-S2, per
week for boarding withonl "dgns.
Gentlemen visiting The Village. can be ac'
commOtated regular meals; {at alt hours Of The
day, and until 10 o'clock, p. NJ at the low
price OF 25 cents per meal.
Nov 81, G a
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Feather RenOvatinE

NT7ILL cease here in some four weeks, for.
w the purpose Of going to Hamburg
Those wishing their Feathers Renovated, will
please send their beds in as eaIly as possible.
in all probability If will be the last chance tina.
may be offered to The citizens Of the village and
vicinity.
w. Fl. SPECK.
Sept p. 164s, s "a
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III o {. ice.

YHyHE COMMISSIONER OF Roads for
h. the Upper Battalion of The 7lh Regi-
ment OF the South Carolina MiIitIa, will let. at
Edge6eld C. H., on the first Monday in De-
eember next, the contract for putting up Pon;
ters or Sign Boards, at the different fnrks and
Cross roads in said Battalion. The Posts are to
be of good lightwood u feet long. sx 8 inchc s.
and the boards Of good yellow pine, about three
feet long, seven INCHES wide. and IA inches
thick. to be NOR iced into the posts. The names
Of places, and nnmber OF miles. to be painted
on the boards, all subject to the approval Of The
Commissioners.
GEO. A. ADDISON
Secry Of Board.
Nov. IA, 81 AZ
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Notice.

ALL Persons indebted 10 the Estate Of Wi,
"a ley r. Wells, Deceased. are requested TO-
make immediate payment. and all those having
claims against the Estate, TO render them in
properly attested.'
The Subscriber will attend Saedays, in order
10 settle up the Estate.
CHESLEY WELLS, Admir-.
Nov. l649 3t# az
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" Oti C e

Us HEREBY GIVEN. that application will
u. be made a' The next setting of the Legpla'
ture for New Road leading out from the ~ ar
lin Town Road in this District, at or near Sam
uel Stevens, and intersecting the Long Cane
Road, at or near Gibson Collins.
August It 20
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IXECUTOE,s SALE.

EE7ILL be- sold TO the highest bidder. OH the
wv seventh day of November next. tho
Real anu Personal Estate Of The late I4,iiss T.
Gray, deceased. rs fellows: :. -,
Que entire tract Of lapd. containing. By re-
cent survey, eleven thousand nine hqnd aud
seventy.seven ,977) acres, situated op the
waters of the Savannah River and. Steel Creek,
Burnwell District. s C. There are abqnl fE:
tenn Hundred (l500l ucres cleared land, well
adapted r6 the cultivation of Cotton and Grain.
There is erected on Steel Creek, abgut one
and half miles from The. River, a Saia Hal,
containing two. saws, with sufficient wafer bow
or to drive Grist Mill and Saw Gin as former
". The river land Ia heavily .fimberef with
tie growth Of Oak Hickory, Poplar and .Cy.
press. ndpceit 10 the Mill the growth of the
upland [ab0ul nine thousand acres,) consists
principally uf Pine. There is sniusSle hnd-
ing on the river for the delivery of Slearaboat
Weud, of which, there is an abundant supply,
and cunslan, demand. To capitalist dessous
of engaging in the Timber and Turpentine bu-
siuess, and the renring of stock Of all kinds,
The nbnvs Plantation offers inducements Inferior
to none on ths Savannah River. There is near
the Mill comfortable Overseers House., with
sufficient number Of frame. buildings to ac>
commodate one hundred Negroes. y.
The personal properly consists Of tweniy-si1
(26y Negroes, abont one hundred u0W head Of
Cattle. fifteen Mules and Horses, a large num-
bur or stock tIUgr, S,neep; HuusutHfr and
Kitchen Furniture, PLANTATION and BIacksmi,h's
lTros, from seventy FIVE 10 eighty bags 81, Co,-
t,n. from six to eight thousand bushels Of Corn,
Fodder. Peas. &c. &c, 49,. :, .
Al the same time and place, by consent of
parties. The tract or tracts uf land, know az
Gray's Hamnack, and part Of. Sta7a Island.
adjoining the above. containing about FIVE hnn-
dred and sixty (560) acres. Also. one other
tract on TeIfairfs Island on the Savannah Riv-
rr, containing forty (4O) acres, known as tho
Dosferry. -: :,
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D. ARDIS, ESecutor.
Bcac Ii Island. Sept. 6,.ls49, 81 sc
TERMS of SALE.

The land on credit Of one, tweand three
years., payment to be secured by bond, mortgage
and personal security. The persoqal property
with the exception of the cotton. which will be
sold for cash) on a cred, of twelve months with
interest from date; payment to be secured by
Nole and two approved securities. The above
sale is postponed to the fifth (a'I') e De1ember
next. D. ARDS.
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House and Lot for Sale!

@xA THNHE Subscriber offers for
sTs!hS IL sale in the Village of Edge
.!ii#8 field, his VALUABLE HOUSE
asszs99 AND LOT, being situated in
the centre OF The Village. near the Public
Square, and Immediately on Main Street.
bounded on the rear, and one side by Streets,
is among The most eligible situations in the:
Villngc. -.
The Dwelling House is commodious, and
in good repar.-A liberal credit will be
given. If not disposed off the first Mon.
day in December, the premises will be sold
without reserve, at Auction.
In the Subscribers absence, application can
be made 10 II. r. Spann, Esq. ,r
S. w. KENNERLY.
Oct. 80. If Al
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J. j. HOWARD.
.WOElCe.

a IL persons indebted to the Estate Of John
IA Pow. deceased. uie earnestly requested 10
make immediate payment, and all those having
demands against said Estate, are also requested
to present according to law.
Oct. 81 If Al
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A ChaIIengc to Gainsayers,

a NY man who wishes 10 write ON ELO
"A OUENCE, and can beat the Subscriber,
will receive the SUM Of five dollars. towards The
publication Of his work, and if beaten by the
Subscriber, he must pay him the same. for
publishing bis work. This is 10 encourage
Intellect.
H. JENNINGS.
Nov. Ia, II 43
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N @ { / G. e

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
4 be made to the Legislature of South Carroll
ma, at its next Session, to incorporate Com
pany for the purpose Of nlaking Plank Road
from Edge6eld to Hamburg.
August %, 81 81
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Choice Articles,
~ - ", r. n |IN xT L. n

Choice Articles,
JUST RE CE V K D:
RTEW BUCKWllEAT FLOUR,
" English Dairy Goshen Cheese,
No and No. 9 Alackere.
Fresh Soda Biscuit. Fresh Cnrfanis.
Cilran, Rusins. Almonds, Picnn Nuts,
Fberts. Figs. Prnres,
Capers and Preserves.
-AL.SO-
Mnscovado M"lassrs and N Q; Syrup,
Fresh Rice, Black Tea and
2 Kegs Dup"n!s Powder.
Ali of which will be sold al tho lowest nlarke
price. c. L. PENN, AGENT:
Nov. 2f; IF Al
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a Teacher Wanted
Notice.

UyHFS is to forwarn all persons from tra'
a ding for two notes given by me 10 Rich
ard Griffin some lime last Spring one for three
hundred dollars, and the other for fifty dollars,
az said Griffin has done me serious injury aud
absconded. am determined not to pay them
unless compelled by law. o.,
WIN. B. DORM.
]. Nov 9, 1919, I'm AZ
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SELLING OFF AT COST
r. or Ca S Ia.

YHYHE Subscriber having determined
u 10 cose his business offers his entire
slock Of goods at COST FOR CASH.
There is large Stock of seasonahle
Goods on hand. many of them bought this
Fall at the lowest figure.
Persons desirou+ Of avafIing themselves
Of this opportunity 10 buy CHEAP for
CASH, will do well to call early.
S. f. GOODE.
oclober 2s, 1919.
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Reno val.

YEHE Subscriber having purchased Of MIR.
h 8. F. Goode. his residence in the Village.
has removed to the same. "
'N' IF. TEAGUE, M. D.
Sept. u, 1s49, If "a
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N O L / &C

ES HEREBY GIVEN, that application will
Il be made to the Legislature at the next Ses-
sion for the incorporation of Butler Lodge, No.
II, /. o. 0. F.
August 3, If 70
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A Ii Persons indebted to Ihe Subscri-
"A Ter, or Goode & Sullivan, previous
To rhe first Of January last, are earnestly
requested 10 call and settle wilhont delay.
S. F. G.
Oct. 81, 10t 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

The next thing this letter Is TO ssy, thst h-S- =
grest favor TO II s that you 20 10 the pains
OF seecuBg the bnohcl.ries la Your County snd thai
you d. y lst OF March next Jet me know their names
aud rosideuce.
To guard the bene cAries Of your County against Dis
Appointment Wish you would inform the M. that nost
OF l.nd 81 interior qusity HAT IT'S prob -o-
tbsg 10 sOme insisuc-s Il Will prove o. b unnt Tor
farming IN OF hits value either for farm.
iug tmter md thst Il 10 possible Il trust bat bare
}, posslc e. tsst Ia Instances. my uu- Will la -
lOa WILL moreover inform them, mat II ne eveei or
my aavs ard ugh q give ZACH oi the thousand
parcel some % those cnOs-n 10 y1gr Cogaty may Je
uusuppl-d. loa are. however, G4tn1uz'd 10 say O.
sae hsf whoever VI tn- thousand sn a. o. get par
CO. ~ .ud from ne, sh2l get as.ead thereof 60 no
monCy--nd tbs. to-. "a atfilln - the : 10 The ~
Will enable rs p0ssessor . ogy forts acres u Govern
met ani hops that u vii ,. expedited n g. ne
sod or other. Tor ons q nv deepest convictions 10
tbsg every person, wao can. should make tlas-i the
acknowledge 0~ncr OF piece ot iz1t, dis coirs So
would hsstea the csy wnen the rignt 10 the SOL
shal De- every here acknO slecxec 70 % As ab-o-
lutte universal sni eCls tee right . h- hghi aud
the air Asy that blessed dsy come g1icky for N
III II does cone our world sill b, Of disorder op-
preston poverty vice .-sno 1T asc taat II never
will come 1na the reiisoa AMI Po-lFcs rs charehes
aud Governments Of TIE word snz &c - inousd MIN
the sri; II justice All 5ro.hey love IS . cal Ior re
coming II that day
TIE parcel Tor each beneficiary WI. prosshly va-y
from % 10 50 acres 10 lev Instances u rsy exceed
g. and In lev where IT'S value may - FAR shove ths
average o. toe parcels Il sy BE- ess tnAa sa Of 20
All tue land !. 10 ire STATE Of NsW io.k.
Respectfully your friend GEAhII sN!I l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04
ne ftunsarlaps.

The Commercial OF yesterday gives place 10 sn
article which II commends highly, IN which the
present war Ia Hungary Is asserted 10 be NOTHING
more than a struggle of the Magyar mobiles TO re-
tam certain feudAl privileges by which they
Keep the mass Of the people IN subsection and a.sc
70 force their own language sn the Croas sod
Slowaks The writer SAYS moreover that II
IS only the nobles who are fighting the Austrian
armies. There sge some serious inaccuracies IL
these statements which we correct as follows;
l. Ga the 18th Of March ls4S. the Hungarian
Diet formally abolished al feudal burdens, such as
Tiihes, ROBOT or labor due from the tenant 10 The
seisnor, &C. without allowing any indemnity &c
The seiSnor thus deprived OF privileges 10 han o.
great pecuuisry value.
? The foolish PfsseOsion Of the Masysrs to com
pei the other races connected with the kingdom Of
Iune airy to lssrn and use their language, which
was one cause Of the quarrel between them aad
toe Seaves OF the South has been abandoned
g. The war is carried on 10, BY The nobles alone
but by al classes and that with equal erthusissn
Even u,any OF the Germans resident in toe country
are engaged on the Hungarian side FOR they bea,
no great love TO the Austrian Government pStsr.
IA though It ee.
!. should the Hungsrsns gain the victory, which
IS doubtful notwithstanding recent saccs sses. IL !,
impossible thar the coupry should ei'heFreturn e
the feada state As it existed before the revolution
or stand stall where il IS. 1t must choose between
proSress and anarchy and we do not regard il as
BY any means certain that il viii choose the latter
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lun,yersaries.......Aar, 1873

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTITHERy NAIL
Later from acaprieo-Arrival OF the CALM
30. with $500. 600 The Jshn Ritsss, Of
Panama.

AcArCLcO AprA !. $50
SDIrORs DELTA: Ga the .sth March the Br,
.h sloop war calypso. anchored In ,hi. h.foor 4,
take In vstsr. direct from California she bad O.,
board hslf m'llion II California sOli. She reDar,.
ihstprovisious were scarce 10 toe sali resons-,ha
much confusion sni rObbsries ess.cc, and hsi ihsr,
w. more than one hundred Americans remslnns a,
Nsz,tlsn. whose means have given 0uL ana Sefs "a
a. i- 20 pursue their jJurnsy ihor.
On the same Day TOE British bark John kiison. Capt
Kennedy entered thls port - dsys from fsosns hsr
ing IA passenger. on hoard i'r Csi0 MA. short q
w.ier sad yro,is IDS. Three ~ her gsss-nsers BID
died On the gsssss,. She taxes on board ~ ps'scc
gers Who have been waiting here for TIE area % su-r
% which here IL not yci sny account 10 Frssei -
the cai5rG!s, on her nrs; trip, has yet called here
Ihe collector Of the customs ~ tbs port has nae
most oppressive sud 'eSanous abuse ot dfcfetios
airy power that .hs ;h article oi TIE sfAncees sise,
h m In oxsrtirg from tie bark John kt,son tonns..
duty apsauting o. Ss7 - before she could tshe a
board Ice sw passen gers that we're waiting he sssn
Asa matter Of course tho passengers 'hfn1'e'-,
bad . bear tbs enormous cxi-nse. which. ss,atf
th thtir passage n0nry. amounted ~ about -
The 18th Of March was gala DAY IN this decao ~
sud dscsyod port sccount o. two vessels eftfias
the hsrb0T in d.y, and another trading sehoae
beirg IN .isht outside. bar which iid not enisr
Tee Calypso. IN the mOruieg alter her entrance
give the national salute Of tseniy ono runs wAeA
was replied % from dlspifst,d spanish tort 4
few .h,ss cny aired BY t5e Tort Ihe powder ssr
ipg gwen out
Three Americas arrived from Mexico ye.ierd.,
from whose baggage the sam OF s4'O was stolen u
rosd which they had not missed uaul their sfs.rs
here They 20 90 tee John Ritson. Their name. a.
Gardner Mccarthy aud whitI-scr Of NV YORK Iasy
relate that the American Muiser a, Mexico bad re
cv ~ Information that one OF party OF Americas %
their wsy "a Mszailsn. wss shot ~ Mexican guard
some place four or ave DAYS march from MeN.ci h
occurrence took psce IN possds or esuns. houss
WHARF the man bal eaten sud too high prlca Be a
dem snded he wished g. escape without paying Il e.
aud me wonsn laying hold OF him be presented "a,
tol At her UPON which oae Of Mexican guard "a
was stand ng Outside tho housr. shot him dead Il -
pssrs thatthe occurrence excited sympathy cus
the Americans ia the city, tor man who was capsule
of traMlnx q uislOl % q woman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

.THyGs rHAT CBANGE.'-It seems but a few
months since-it can hardly be year-that our
f-iesd william Il B1r.eigh, Editor q the Hart
ford Charter Osk and for twelve years T. oar
knowledge q thorough Aboiiionist, ame very near
having lis olace destroyed by Loco Foco mob on
account OF some remarks he had published deemt .
disrespectf1l TO the Volunteers from that city and
neiehtofbood just returned from the Mexican
War. For several days there was an even chance
that his oHce woald be disemboweied few
moons have esxed and wsned, and lol Bureieh
is state Printer for Connecticut, 50 far as the
House can make him, by the vote OF every Loco
Foco IN IL Queer word this If man can on
y stand lis ground in il. luck may very likely
come round 10 him-who knows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04
Farther Particulars OF Col. Webb. EI-
Pedition 49, Deaths by Cholera al Late
News from Texus-Endisn Depreda-
ttons. Srg.
BAL7inoRr. Wednesday, May 10 ? "

BALTIMORE. Wednesday May 80 Pm.
Tie steamship q ODE has arrived at Ne~-Or-
leans from Brazos Santiago having sailed The SUE
day previous 70 April g.. sac brings as psssen-
gers Col Webb, II. Webb, L. Webb, j. y ,odeI,
J. Val, c. Leecb 5 Jscobs, Mr Waterman, and
others. She also brings $4,000 ia specie. II.
r. Treat Of Palmyra, :. y. en- route for Caiiornis,
died az Roma Of Cholera. The Cholera also con-
rinued 10 rage at Monterey and SaltlIo. George
scblen Of New-York, died Of the Cholera at San
tiapo. : K. Rowen Of 2)0 Broadway, New.
York. destined for California died Of the Cholera
At New Orleans N. b. Blaney OF Marblehead,
Mass also died at New o rieans Of Cholera-
There has been "a arrival from Texas, which
announces that the Ind ans were preparing to at
tack Pao Alto, and were committing serious de-
predictions on the Mexican population IN that re-
gion. killing many white families and destroying
much property.
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Fire ut Phiiadeiphia-Bsrk Warwick pat
bark Markets.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHILApKLrHIa. Thursday, MAY

FHILApKLPHtA. Thursday, May g.
The cabinet furniture establishment of Jobi
Vsdc1 No l55 South Second Ct partially destroyed
by 6re this morning about nine O'Clock The oss oil
amount to between $500 aud $1,000 which 10 eovere.
by Insurance.
The bark Warwick which cleared from this pot e
the alst ut returned last evening Capt Anthony hsv
log found had not been ,owei eorrncty
and therefore rendered her too crank 70 Procd On be
voysge with safety
There 10 but little activity In the Flour market
Holders are nrm however. IN CONSEQUENCE Of the ugh
receipts and small stock sale ant generally reius
a. IS per bhl too good shipping brands rye Flour
duh at - sol The receipts OF Corn Mesl ara lncres
ing but holdeusF rn At g. 6ai per b6l for PENS,
ysn, Meal. Grsin-Wnsst IL bid for rather highr
prices sale OF primo White At VI ~ Red 10 he'd
At 81 Rye-A sale OF PennsyvsDis At = CO per bad
Corn 10 In good demsnd. sales OF to ioV1 lush e.
and round Yellow At 81 - cts. weight No ssls' "a
oats have been reported Whisky-seles u 100 boa
yesterday at - cts and some hhds 20 day At the
price.
SAYS oF SrocRs Fist B0drd-l0 Mechanlc. b
26i 81 OO0 Chcs aud Del Canal Bfs o.. sti tlle
city rs, II. 1911 81 100 do, 20 l0li silm stat
sjt a. 800 Win RR. DC, rs - Western hank. ~ r
Penn bank 3l6t $500 Lehigh, o. 30 100 N"fii'i0w
RR ~: 500 stste is. 95i 3ONim kk ~.
S,cond Board 10 Farm aud Mech Bank ~ 500
War Bounty scrip l0l $500 State %, 50 ssft
do 81. $1,000 Lehgh os. cot Is Mech BanA, Pit
Gcsrd Bank, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04
Affair. NJ WashiDgton.

WAsHSeroS. Jbursday May 3-PM.
We learn that jams Z. HAKviY. the able cor
respondent Of the North Ameucan is to receive
a Chargeship, commencing some time in July
The station has not yet trsnspired.
Gov YoUNG's chances are Frightening for the
New-York Collectorship.
PfTER SKEs SMITHS chances for the Philadel-
phia Colectorsbip are rather on the decline as we
learn that Secretary MERFDrH has nominated
w d. LEWIS OF Philadelphia for that post.
Asrcgards the Baltimore Colsctorship II Is gen
orally thought Col. KANE will be the successful
candidate. ELLA: I. griffin stands about No. ]
for the Office Of Surveyor Of Customs for that city.