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DINNER TO MAJ. BRowN.-.I'hs members Of the
Century Club" Of New York, gave dinner, a
few days ago, TO their friend and iellow.member,
Maj Brown, lately appointed by the Emperor of
Russia Chief Engineer Of The st. Petersburg and
Moscow Railroad, in place of Maj. Whistler,
deceased. Gulian c. VerplAnck presided The
company numbered twenty-siE, among whom
were Mons. DeStoeckl, Charge d'Affaires of Rus
sin; Mr.. Kunhardt, Vice Consul Horatio Allen,
Esq and otherdis,inguished gentlemen. Speeches
were made by several gentlemen present, among
whom Mons. Stoeck rendered to the Major the
Inequalities of his country, and warm and gener-
Gus reception on the part of the Emperor Of Russia.
Tbs entertainment was satisfactory to all pres.
ent, and the cordial wishes of the company were
extended to Maj. Brown, for prosperous voyage to
The new field of his scientific labors.
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SENATOR CAss.-Mr. Cass has written the fol-
lowing letter in answer to an invitation to public
dinner at New York:

NEW YoRK, Nov. g, 1870
upon me- By the offer OF a public dner and yyhs deene
the invitation which trust vii excuse for doing
mortal Of regard from the democracy Of this great city, email
cherish i with grateful recollection during iia
thank also, for the favorable terms which you have
been pleased 70 aude 70 my position and services Thee
am very sensible have few claims 70 consideration bHt such
in early youth the better portion my life has been passed in
mat great contest win nature IN which The forest has given
va aild an empire mas ARISEN already among the most mag
nice creations Of human industry and enterrise. Placed in
duration of This cOnelerac of repu ble attached hi R Iio
and to the whole Union, and attached equally the principles
and secured, should the time ever comeas trust il will not
aud come whence and why may, when dissolution shall ind
bond that holds US together the West viii rise % as one man
20 dg S 50 a'a to s gfqse 81 y mere and through
halow the effort. IT we struck by judicial bindings
shall hoi Oh 10 the constitution with teBactv Defining
time and accident thanking the God Of our fathers and ouT
own God Tor political institutions which have secured to
greater measure Of national prosperity than has been
the lot Of any people before us 10 enjoy.
We have but one danger to ar. As military power and
history at-but the fall Of many republics in ancient and in
moqern da-l believe If they not the last they among
ts l Of ne ei We nave to appreend Our future would
be all he patriot could desire that future contained other
seeds o. danger than these The prophetic sagacty Of Wash
ingtoa fora and oFeiod the true danger ch threatens rs
me danger OF sectional Interests aud passions por-
was Necessary to create this confederation and ii equally
essIy to preserve 1t "a is integrity and efficiency. When
geographical Lines, uen the time OF trial which
saeh ise ea i VEN ii 81 u : seuom thai
eigiasd aAss ay qnIy ana ey wisdom onehalf o. great
s esS " s S spe4 AMY a1essnFe q internal policy 70
tEy1nen Of tie other section ndn and not dsilunriaon
gunleIt and not reorganization; and dsle reeouee con
or their nosifmI can he 90 hei HI, an avte @ ~
without the existence Of forcble Considerations bc cs h
eaTctu! inquiry and for wise as well kind decision Il
this spirit should sectional questions be cusej and If the
they win bring with them danger but W furB
additional motive or ng.on and viii contribute powerfully
our strength and prosperity L am gentlemen, with great IL
gard, your Obeflent sar'ants LKWIs CAss
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CABINET TROUBLES" Observer" Of the Phil
adelphia Public Ledger, writes from Washington

adelphia Public Ledger, writes from Washington
as follows:
The quarrel between Mr. Meredith and Mr.. Penrose Of
Carlisle, Pa the subject Of universal comment an old
french pONerb say; les dbselts orr to0us grt (he all
sent ore always n the wrong0 and Mr. Penruse inclined
% lu6s WI gain nothing by his step General Taylor will
not listen e my complaint against his secretal and seem.
10 be HsTaiy attached 10 hr. Meredith The latter eade
giay rspresenlsd BY e Republic while Mr. Clayton ey
Nh. Webster and his friend George Eyanss the Mexican
COMMISSIONER supposed be very aIcaby dispnsel
towards the ADMINISTRATION; but MIR. Webster dare not a-a
q openly and Mr. Evans Is not in petition do much
harm. Mr. Meredith and Mr.. Evans have been cOmuet1rs
for the SccrGarshp Of the Treasury; but Mr. Meredith has
thus far this advantage over Mr. Evans. that he vet
committed himself which has been nuhicv con
demne and that he has made ridiculous prophecies an
which hive been proved false by the records and By recent
practical eyDeIieuee Mr.. Evans predictions the effects
of the tariff Of 1876 have zen dsprC ell by iac the sve.
derived from it being than double of what he anti
clpated Mr., Meredith bo wiser by the sad evno-
Renee of his friend, and will be careful not to commit him
in similar manner paper lie Is every respect mode
rate Tariff man, and will that account be reproached v
the Noheru wings with caring only toT PeHns lyaaa and
for nothing else.
Col. Webb has accepted the Chargeshi2 to Austria in
hopes OF seeing it raised to full mission. Mr. CLAYTON has
no reason to dlSpel that particular Illusion but Col Webb will
not draw his outfit aud start before the meeting OF Congress-
The complaint Of Mr., Perose that Mr. Meredith not
communicative Is made here in several quarters even on the
part Of gentlemen connected with the press.
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sTORAGE -......sTORAGE.

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES, .iGga-iue street, inst
~ a5Orc JLg, and FOHrher street, b7treel iIa and
ST. jgsCphIhe subscriber hegs leave 10 inform bis friends
and the public That he has had double flooring " with all
the recent Improvements, laid IN portion OF his principal
Warehouse expressly for the storage OF coffee, making IL
equal IN point Of safety damage SUI eOr, the
very best Warehouse in the city, Ills price for storage viii
be the same last season. viz Be- bag per month. He has
also for the storage Of every description of Merchandise
say the bulk Of 30 00 barrels which will always be taken
the lowest rates.
Tobacco and other Bercbandisg bae4 and rsq9eed
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THE PEoPLE Z ~ RI 2 !. iPOsTER.

STAND ALONE, and Eti q candidate for the peO-
! Pies BILL POSTING. Thankful TO those who got
elected, and those who did not for The liberal patronage thee
gave Inc, would wish 10 inform them, aud al the world in
general that aih ready I'll hours post their bills dis
tribute them. Orders e al the following places viii be Mt
tended Crescent Office 90 S. Charles street; niaT's OF
flee ~ Cam eal Delta Office ~ Poydra7 street: Plea
yune Job Oucc, n Bank Iacc Pcayune Cote house,
81 Charles and Poydfas sis.
ND A 4 Il noo-Ln. Pc
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MODEL STATE PAPER, - The Governor of
Michigan issued the following proclamation, scarce
ly longer than his name, had he spelt out Epaph-
roditus:
"a Proclamation b. he GorcrB0r.l hereby recommend
that Thursday the 9h day of November next, be observed
by all the citizens of this State, day of thanksgiving
prayer and praise Done at the Executive Office, Lansing
the 18th day OF October, A. D. 1919. EPApRO. RANSOM.
BY the Governor; George ". Peek, Secretary OF State
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HE French MINIsTER.-It is rumored that

The FRENCH MINIsTER--It is rumored that
M. Bots lie Comte, who was recently appointed
French Minister to the United States, is not GER
tain of coming 1t is said that he has expressed
an earnest wish to Louis Napoleon not to be sent
as he did not wish to to the United States.
He has thrown his influence in favor of M. Della
forest, who was Consul General of France, in New
York. for number of years, under Louis Philippe
The appointment of that gentleman would give
peneraI satisfaction.
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SAVANNAH IN Town, of Philadelphia, has
made proposition to tie City Councils of Savan-
nah, Ga. to light the city with gas. He estimated
the first cost of buildings, main pipes, etc., at
100000, and the expense of lighting the city at
$4,000 Der anpum
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THE under ned would call the attention of Planters the
fact of his having discovered, after series Of expert
ments ubnCOus composition which preserves the Journals
and Brasse OF Sugar Mills from friction and prevent them
from heating wearing ETC.. by keeping them CLOSED and
perfectly cool The composition much cheaper than any Of
the oils now used and need not be applied often or in as
large quantities, Any desiring the merits Of this
discovery by fair trial Of the composition itself do so by
addressing to the undersigned (popaid at Baton Rouge, and
payment of $40.
nl9 2tawtjan A. ]. CHAPMAN, Engineer
New Orleans Delta and Crescent publish the above twice
week, till January and send bills torcoecon- Rouge
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BROONLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

FH'HE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP
PER5 il called to the Brooklyn Fire-prgQf W arehOuses
from the West, and heh4gdse from the North intended
for re-shpment. Having 1900 feet frontage the River
with yharycs in front Of the Warehouse, by which goods
Immediately conveyed without drGgdCe ar exposure 10
tie l0eatcr ample viii be found for The discharging Of
Steamers and loading Of Ships. Charges fixed very
low rates. (a per Tariff and every ACCOMMODATION offered 10
Merchants in the City and Shippers in the Upper Country
it being The wish Of the Conn any equal the cOnvenences
OF the Atlantic Dock, Of New York.
Persons Interested in the transmitting of Merchandise are in.
viied TO visit the premises Office pOydrds street. Men
Orleans. - THANER X co. Agents.
Reierences-J.S n. Geddes, J. w Stanton 4 Co, r. F.
Nichols. 90 3m
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DAMAeEs,-Mr. F, X, Somers, who was injured
by the upsetting OF a stage coach in Ohio, some
time ago, last week recovered s., 500 damages from
the proprietorS, in the U. s. Court at Cleveland.
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CLOTHING
H. AMBURGER,
NERO HANT TAILO OR,

n. AMBURGER,
RELIANT TAIL
No. 1A6 CAMP STREET
HAS on hand and constantly in receipt OF a large add.
AZ ton of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS.
CASSlMERE5 and VIsSTlNGS, Of the finest and NgR
latest style and best manufacture, and now well pre- "a
and WINTER CLOTHING, made in the manner, LII.
of the latest Paris and Northern styles and at reasonable
prices
Alio, ine stock of SHIRTS, CRAVATs etc.
GT' Terms-Cash and abort time for approved city
acceptanees. ~ 3m
THIN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
I Camp 81. VI. BARNETT. ~ Camp st.
III AS now on hand, and Is constantly receiving large
- and magnificent a.sOnment Of FISE Ready Made
CLOTHING, ll OF which being h own mauuiaCture,
bes him 10 sell cheap any other establishment Of the
kind in the United States City Whoasale Dealers and
Country Merchants are respectfully invited 20 call and
Inc Tor themselves. Every garment Is Finished in Superior
Style, and will be sold AZ the LOWEST sVEW YORK
PRiCES.. The following is limited list Of Clothing
ON hand:
Superior Black Cloth Dresv and Frocgl Goats:
BLACK Brown anl Olive Sac and Paletots;
Told MiZed and F9uey Tweed Sacs and Paetots;
Brown, Dahia and Olive Dress and Frock Coats
Superior Ii-ht brown OycrcOats
Black ard Blue Cloth (tnll circe) ClOals;
Extra Fine Black DCa,lIn Pans;
brown, Olive aud Blue Cashmere Pants;
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants;
Superfne Check Tweed Pans
Black, Mixed and Fancy Satinet Pants;
Black and Fancy Satin, Cashmere and Cloth Vests;
Black and Fancy Embroidered Cashmere Vests.
Super White Satin Ball Vests
White Manellle3 and Fancy Vests, etc. etc.
MI In NJ. BARNETT, 70 Camp st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ AASLL14 NV l. AAAIbOs
-
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
1HE Mercantile and Professional Eeworeans hereby
= nos t6ai IN accordance with resolution Of tbe Select Con-
once o. The Crescent suraas Company On Camp street
d shSie q 5on sd company Sou s5o q e
rec 9f hs purpose Of establishing and operating Cotton Fn5oy
sAsiTEL ]. PEEERs, yR. HeHgEoo,
JOHN 4 CALDWELL JOHN 81 BELL,
,. - ;, ". STANTON, Select Cou.iaitJee.
JOHN BURNS, setreaJ. n2lU
French language,
The Best Opportunity 81 acquiring This Useful
idioml as non offered.
M r. EUGENE EsDA viii reFHe bis French Evening Glasses
M pupil, and Hose wishing join bis Class ere ne to call
For further particulars apply bis Office IS Duncans Build
hs L Double Entry BOOK KEEPING attends to
f Gfeaas adjusting and closing Of Books In the French cad Eng
NJ ~
International Art Uni On.
@ 9I Sa pleasure q HRoans1g % 6s 9an R
SPLENDID OiLPlCTUREs, The git hs French Government
=, ls ~. Linton and - orde to glye The p ,5 az
P1 ae A9qs s 2 to @ Jaqgsy The 6,Ssg en-
and iuoscdsti9na received At !he ttgse q -,
t- The spI,niid OH Picture, The BERhGLio WINDOW"
one q ths l.e, 9 1874 will BE- on exhibition for a few days
=, az Hermann Lodge No. 81, u, D., A. I. a
ana iaeopo[s4 IN islze a i1S s s '' nv
thif Lodge held the second snd fourth Thurlsys W.
AID All oil9Fgar Bfs.Ir9 are r-r1ecii invi ~ R
NJ The Books OF Tie LOUISIANA HIsTFIONjC AEs0CIA
7,Tlsy a.. -. - ,I..,. -. "a. a.,
a. 80 " 'ns ,'s s1Iie''4yi 'i"' ~ a.
" 10 X M al le STORE oil r. A ~ l4h NO ~ Camp street, under
the following Rule and Regulation
Article 49, Honorary ker,rrs su he entitled "a ma
ticket tr1nsfsrslia f1sst
INV or rouyesigeot mo y ~ ~ -'' "-'o'i "i' a4iii'
oets r. N mcATPry prs.de,t
- - 49, - - lIILnt-
EsT- l. o. o. y Odd FaIIows, 49, -
The oari of Dirc7r- a1ua1ure that t,iy an ,s a H. }i
Of LOTS and "a M In be Csuqtv X s II n " INT
fully situated on the Netafris Ridge as i5I5v,s VIZ.
Do d. 10" i5ysr ~ FL, s s3 o., q, ., -s, E,
LETTERED LOTS at 81 Der sruaTg fggt - -
FAULTS rt $40 eaet
Do 90 lodges Joint sr7nretov and rrcl era thereof 1t
~ Vaults TO be maid for In sdvnrre A,l;-,,i,, n, m r
VsUIis IN IL made H t'i1'0' O' avs Va
Tos, r,,y,rT,p n o.
~ ~ 'S'7' - 1 In lIet5udeii ~ lamp Fl.
~ 81 A4lChael's benevolent Burial SOcieI "
t0 meeting u The above Society held al their Hat St
l0ssph and Fchoupitnu gtrCei, tie night ua
oioNlng elected oh year date
PATRICK sHAUGilNEsBY -..... PTeHdent:
Jas. COGHLO ON ....-...-........V Wee President
BEREERD GiLL00LY " .se ssrslisi
COPY from he minutes.
- :, :, p -
TId'v Evening he Hail Lodge corner Poydas
Ian,ss FlTIi.5sUI n tgiii : Aui.on so.,t,
L. a. Lew Jr.........V d; = Str1rso1 T,-ssEIrsr
nj j. H ALLISON Secretary
ri = N
INC NhuAo NFAAeAtes
ne permanent BASIS long Standing and extensive circulation Of
atT H II 1 house, tb % n2 u. .f Says
" ,i i"I' ~ te9e''1 anu RECEIPT luz os In Nis cry Oh
NJ Nh + can be found at No 10 povtra, st. adoiipg the
I EA
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DUGGY and FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE
- Apply 81 - Gs,Ohsz sseetl up stairs. nA
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1LANG's FIRE AYP3 M.4TER-RaooF NINE

MORE than One HUSDRED BARRELS of this Paint have
4fA been sold here the past season. which has given
general satisfaction TO all who have used aud the demand
9r It increasing The Paint Of colOr the Slate and
Chocolate, the latter of the mos, fashionable muse
ana Jsf more dur0tia Than ierd as the weather makes
impression upon It, whether used upon Brick Wood.
Mir. BENSON Ga Practical Painter CEmp street. opposite
Lafayette SqnalU) who has used extensively, viii mpau
.....r IL nr-L..- aL..nr. -.
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THOWAs RKADY,

THOMAS BhADHg
81 CHARTREs STREET.
NJ the first day of November tive shall remove TO the
Store No - Chartrea street, direalv o-p oc5
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TUE undersigned having become assncistld with e. SCAR
BOROUGH, the publisher Of Fl Centne7 designs continuing
the paper n 10th le English and spanish Languages under
tide az Brownsville, Texas Having, iu
others established The American Flag" Masmoros and
Quoted il from The o! tie nu. peace
concluded lie feels assured that merchants ttresied
the trade with the Rio Gaude will find advantage
ye Ia his widely circulated sheet they will have confidence
in lis permongLgy
The subscription will be -Four Dollars per annum paya-
Ole In advance Advertising upon liberal
n b. All orgTs left al the office Of The "CTesccat will he
promptly attended TO-. JOS. r. PALMER.
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TRiNAFE BOARDING.......No. 16 Nntchez st.
MISS ANN ALLETT, (late of the Franklin
w HOUSE, Mobile begs leave to inform her Friends ~,
and the Public that she has opened a PRIP.3TE tfa
BOIRDLNi HOUSE, No. Is Natchez street III
The House has been newly furnished and with Terms suit
Portable, she hopes to receive shane of patronage n12 1y
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
TOMBs AND MONUMENTS. 6S,C
F9ERSBNS wishing 70 obtain the above auiclesl l3OI
= on the most reasonable terms, and Of the bet \-4J
Material and MorSm9nsp, can do b. applying q mo
at No. 81 TCHOUPIIOULAS Street, Front wv
Office up Stain, where Plans and Specifications
can be seen Prices vary from $50 to $4,000. n9 -
A0I4ASsEs BARRELS. z.az-szh
FTNHE subscriber have on hand from SEQ to SEES
! 1000 CYPRESS MOLASSES BBLS., 5E4se
Warranted ~ Gallons; ready for delivery For ssfzsS
zale by 5. w. THOMPSON & Co,
NO ST. CharIea st., corner of LnLa.
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the permanent basis, Long standing and circulation
n The Gazette bias rendered desirable medium
ntr Of mercantile houses that do business hereby authorize
Mr. JAAAs FURNiAN to receive and receipt for in the city
New Orleans
~ Mr. = be found No. 10 Poydrs ST., adjoining
Office Of tie Delta. o5 HERRING & IIVES. Priprietors
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May his ashes rest in peace!
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E'HE undersigned calls tie attention OF the New Orleans
4 public TO his Select and Fasbi0HHbiC 7ss0rt- ~ = q
meu If BOOTS and SHOES, Manufactured Is ~
sQ!ely by himself; Gentlemen DESTROYS Of having ~
their BoOE and Shoes made 10 FrrOf elegant ma 80
enl, and IN sTYLE-would do well by calling on the
nnderlgned. CORk-SOLE aud DOUBLE-SOLE WA.
TER.PROOF BOOTS, made to order.
oa GIN u. OEIIIINAN. 40 81 Charles airaet-
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RE-OPENTN4 OF THE
@ ER E2EENrn NOW LINZ. GAI n

"CRESCENT BOWLING SALOON"
No. % St, Charles street.
THlS Establishment has lately been opened under New
unsupaed by any Saloon in the city, and those who
JOY the healthy exercise and excitement Of BOWLING, we
say, C7iUe us a CAL.
The BAR viii always be supplied with the CHOICEST
INFORMATION NANTED-If THOMAS DRUM
L MOND viii communicate with the undersigned, he Will
hear OF something TO his advantage The said Thomas Dua
mond naive Of London, about p year. Of age and came
q New Orleans about the st Of November 16S in the bark
kaiub0w Maehnist by trade bad worked in Thbodan1-
VILE La, and last in this city, at the Crescent Foundry. He
nave gone mp the river. Any information respecting him will
oe thankfully received either person. by letter, directed
70 ~ -. JAMES DRUMMOND,
mo- lmd&W Or A. c. JONES, IS Giod st., N. O.
SUGAR lINlE-5O0 barek ST GeDeyieye and Glen's
- Falls SUGAR LIME, for sale by
/, HAYMAN & HOLDEN,
% No, rs Magazine street and II Red Stores.
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Sherif's Sale.

Iwill sell, on the first Monday in Augnst nsrs,
before the Court House door, in Camden, betweeR
the legal hours OF sale, the following preperty,
to wit: - a. =: sfs
NEGRO man named Moses, 1Negrv girl naned
Mary, s Horses, 2 Saddles, 2 Bridlesr cart le-
We'd on and to be sold as the property of cetdeD
Hunt, at the suit of James Dunlap and Joseph w
Dolby. Also, e@
Negro woman named Bella, and her child GFs-
cy, levied upon aud to be sold as the property as
Thomas Slarke, at the suit Of James Capteysy
Commissioner in Equity for w. W. Langr Adnsr
Also, 49,; . ~ -.
All the right, title and interestof the Deteadahs
in and to Lot No 90S, with the iHsproseneats
thereon, on Lyttleton street. in the Tewa afsssnL
den, bounded North by Lot No. 907, East ay h5t
tleton street, South by Lot No 800, West by let
No. ss5 levied on and to be sold as the prppeFty
of H. C. Roberts, at the suit of, w. Anderson &
Co. vs.. Fl. c. Roberts. !, 40
Terms Cash-Purchaser to pay for papers q
THOS. J. WARREN, Sheriff K D.
July IL 2oi t2 4esz
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pConsumption is disease which is carrying It's
victims to the tomb by thousands without being arrest.
cd in its progress by tbe medicines in at the
present time. But brighter duy is coming. and has
come-as 10 successfully arrest That disease DR. RO.
GERS LIVERWORT AND TAR not only gives
immediate relief in COUGHS and COLDS, but from
the testimony of men of the highest standing here and
elsewhere, il is making very remarkable cures of
CONSUMPTION. Improvements in the treatment Of
diseases are onward, and nothing can arrest its spirit
in the present age. Those who afflicted with dis.
eascd Lungs, would do well 10 call on J. r. McKAIN,
the agent and see the certificates of Dr. Wm J. Rich
ards, Judge VIM. Burke. the Wife Lf the Rov. G. W..
Maley, and of Dr. Hiram Cox. late Professor in the
Eclectic Medical College OF Cincinnati
July H. % 4t
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- Sumterville,s So. Ca.
RESIDENCE AND LOTS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale the PREMISES
Immediately adjoining the town of Sumterville, in
southeastern direction, known as the residence
of the late Daniel Norton. ..... -.. ,..,. .,
The Lots contain a body of about % acres of
Land, contiguous to the business portion of the
town, and through part Of them will run the con-
templaed Rail Road from Manchester TO Will
mington 1t would be desirable to sell to single
purchaser the whole of said lots, and to such the
terms would be made accommodating.
Offers will also be entertained by the subscriber
for all his Lands lying on Turkey Creek, near
Sumterville. They contain in all about 425 acres
of high land, swamp, oak and hickory, well tim
bered, with proportion Of cleared and open lands
more accurate description and a better estimate
Of the value of these Lands, can be formed upon
application, either personally or by letter. to the
subscriber
Tu an enterprising farmer this tract presents
advantages and facilities not surpassed by any eth
er location in the State, and to an approved pur
chaser accommodating terms will be granted
Communications addressed to me at the Bank Of
Charleston, Charleston, S. c., will meet due at
tenton. JABEZ NORTON
July 25 80 4t
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Mr.. CALHOUN'S LETTER.

No apology can be necessary for the space given to
the commit nica:on of Mr.. Calhoun in this weeks pa.
per- The questions discusses, the triumphant vndi
cation Of the South, and its author, from the false
charges and foul assertions of Senator Benton, the
interesting items Of political history it unolds, should
secure from every reader most careful perusa This
letor looked for with intense anxiety. and from
the tone Of tie notices taken Of it, in our exchanges
believe it has fully up 10 what was expected
fom the Southern statesman, We suggest our
readers, who may not get the communication in
convenient form, 10 preserve these numbers for future
reference,