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InE PUBIC DEBr.-Mr. Dawson ar
n"unccd in Congress on Saturday that Mt
the end of the present fiscal year the
public debt Of the u. States will be one
hundred million Of dollars. No person
wonid imagine SO, Gas is truly said by the
Philadelphia Lcdger,) to see the reckless
manner II, Which members of Congress and
the Heads OF departments propose to cx-
pend the public money.
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FLORA,

Pastry Cons and BAGs of CakGs, dc. dc
Oiirts her services 10 The citizens ol
Sumter aud tho adjoining districts in,l,c
preparation OF bridal l)cas;', rary-suppors,
&c. Tier .ong experience and service il,
every department. of he. business, ~ius,ilics
her III ongaging,n give cnt!ro satisfaction
to her employers.
'5ho may DO found by application NJ the
BARRIERS SHOP in this place. Ia
STA ',.! H., Jan Ssh. l>Jl II If
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Passage OF the Cheap Postaec Bill.

The Cheap Postage Bill has become q law.
Except in regard To the three cent roiuagr. il
,,ioes not go into operation until the Isl July next.
IL reduces The average rite Of postage both upon
letters and newspapers nearly one half. The
following schedule shows the rates on ncwspa.
gers under The new law, compared with the old.
NEWSPAPERS FER CHARTER
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Notice,

Dii: W.!AMES DiEGAN respectfully "c.
frrs li- professional services 10 the citizens ul
s'iinicTyillc AMI lis Vicinity.
uiicc-.ir Aro,!t"cary shop formerly ucct,.
pied by DR.. r. s. ME.lE7r.
March l!.l., 1881 % IL
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MNIANS

The subscriber Will rcnt faftle p ~ year
On reasonahlel terms, The TesIdefsG ~ che latc
+. Wyics, Es1. in StatshafR 9iIfbe pre-
misses arc q comfortable dwelling H0UsG md
al necessary BnititSlgs. Waii about Twenty
q crls of L.oni atiasiiaa FasN :osS eadaalniug.
fag,e f2o III, agasTEIiESs Aasa
Sta,cbnrg, LIST JanuarY,1S50. 10 4,
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Negro Shoes,

lie subscriber has made arrangements for
VIC, manufacture OF from -Four to Five thousand
i'iFr ~ 'iic above article by the FALL. For
rel r,t',y% as !" p'All'y' lac w"nld respectfully
~ "i''' l" Ihgsc vito ratronizrl him last wear.
rs l" lTlr" he VII! guarantee llr:n a. low us
can I've afforded. Nv 90
Mayo = If NopcN
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REMOVAL.

The Subscribers wnuli,un, respectfully re-
iu'n Their sincere Isjamt~ fr th. i,:i.ryio mos,
liberal patronage hc>'nw"llyra ,lirIu. an! al
80 adopt Tins mr'l"i o~iil!raiug ,h,ir old IA.
irons and tic pu'!ic IA !.rm, tia! rl,cy !u;yr
oI~r"d their
large au@ earcgsliy Selected
F',tl S.stcH
IN The Cominoliou. New Snrn on door North
81 Al ~ t. Moss. wl.ar hry nrr lr,.ar.,i
!" ncc"inmodal" their !rirntS with any ilin,
from - piece of @l':.ri"- t. H. Finest Muslin.
{ g. Pi"1." cali. hGr, Purchasing else
W,!rr'. and b. convinced thi: we 10 eel rirap.
Iimir st""k has been wei, selected. .ul can
not fnl 10 please. hn,h d, CARDS lGicE ana
QUARRY
MclON 4 JONES.
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MNTaGEs

WM. (. GuERNl. VI. D.. will promptly
attend 'n Ill professional calls. l;us i!rlcc on,
Mile Snl,l, Of ProvitlrIr-.
March, 18th, 1851. % #
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Board Nicotine.

The ''t'rm Beard for tr,.s Roads viii meet a;
,!ai""s i.""ry's on The 3ri Tuesday in March
ii"Ni.a punc;ual ai!cl.!aucr .; The m"uhrr~ Viii
be expected. am, "a report nth, number ulf.a,u!s
AMI mi'c> worked !y each Commissioner
by order o: Board.
STEPHEN I.ttO>iE..
S,"'ry x Ir'a>'r.
March ok, 1851 ~ y,
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"a ssdEa.A

Is hereby giyrn 10 III" l.".a,r.s IN aud under
IA" la>, VIII and Testament Of Suunri ST..
!'irmS"n deceased. late uf Sumter ni>,rict .sonrh
Carolina. That they are hereby required to
como forward az! receive their several Ic"a,i"S
from ihr Subscribers w.,irnr, Further I.l,v.
l.. PRINCIPE.
J. y. McrhunEN hNrS.
Jan. 2gGi. 1881 If "a,
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COLORED DAGUERREOTYpEs.

MIR. II. 4. SQUIER would rApeufMyn nHounce To Tho iIMYSn s Mmna cJ& nM4nib %h
ne has taken Rooms at Mr. ChnasI bc, for the purpose ofeecItno m. wc 1yMEmm N
ii!kenescs lal TO mos tmr which he was awarded n Diploma mt e fr Fnrjm CSnmm. me
Pins, &C. Call INT GmnmcS Specimens. $500 49," ~Hhsr Ielah'ps, Breast
hsNuhimsg give in the ri land Apparatus furnished t70a ... tk.M,
March l2h, 1851 "a 49, I.#I%a-'T.
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N&SNGE.

-. ~, siibSCrihcr has Removed his FIRM.
''Ei' NAHEkooM 10 Mr.. A. ]. Moses n.u.
building tip-siaIrl where he will k,cn 49, ~
SANITY on hand, y general assortment, Of Far.
c---- ni,nr.. consistin: in mar, M
~ t,sIs-s-4&s2 Dressing bureaus. Plain nn,i
C-45 Marble Top. Soias and H.
vans f"nt Si"ol'. O,i"mans, War!rob.s. uJ,;,
mai Mati"Snny. Candle stands. Diuiu,, r.,
and Work Tables. Centre do; C,,rlrL Nal.
h,%t' ans! low post H'!stcnhs. Mahogany do. I;
ever description. "
Furniture male AMI repaired a, the .h,r,.,,
der. "''''>'"' or
Tie subscriber is prepared 10 rurni.h pi.,as
>ash an Doors aithnrlcston Prices.
itr wiii 'oatinnc his WORKSHOP n, the
vi Stand, where all orders in his lin. Vii ~,
ir!mctua!iy attended Ia. "
DANL. s. SARGENT.
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DR.. CHRiSTlE'S :


Ia used for all com plants, affecting tho Throat or Head.
such Us bronchitis, inflammation ofthr Threat. Nervous
and Sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Head, Neuralgia in
the Face, Buzzing or Roaring in tile F;hrs, Deafness.
which Is generally Nerroas, and that distressing COM
piaint, oa!lel Tic DolorcuX.
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DR.. CHRlSTlE's


Are found Of vos. service in casnssof Cpnynlhspns or fi,x,
spasTodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affections
OF the Head and npper axtremities5 Also IN Palsy aud
Paralysis, and all diseases caused by a deficiency OF power
or Nervous Energy in the limbs or otiierorgaEs of the
body. sfaay a5f sssss
&C. Many hundred Certificates from sll parts OF tho
country Of the most extraordinary character tan ho
given, ifreauired, gtap&aB al tHaa 80 ~.
QJ- No trouble or inconvenisnes st.snis. thesnta. Of
DIR. CURIS7IE,S ~G.fLP.fSfc .7RTTCLEH md
they may be worn by the muE, feellc and ieitcatss with
perfect case and safety, In many cases the serss,iun
attending their use is hish,y, PhesanaS and G~ssrsasts.
They can DO sent to any part Of, ,he country
u Prices: " assa
Tho Galvanic Bolt, ss5 Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars,
The Galvanic bracelets, Ei One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, s{,iss One DOLLAR
o. The articles ara. accompanied hvs fail, ~anisrlsin
directions. Pamphlets wIeh fall PARTICULARS may 81 had
o! the Acknowledged GYf5 #$ bpg4Ekgs
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
no Beipsrs Of CoesisyJeits and ,~Ifrarflisss fn~itsticns
s., IA DO. MoREaEAp,aI. y,
GENERAL AGENT Ioa THE pNiItsp sTkTEs.
i3s broadway, New gurG.
n For so'o in Sdm.cryillc, sc: iy DR. r.
3. MELLETT, autsiosIzca Agaat ,asd b.
Druggists ge'iefaliy in South Cafplin
Aug. 23,la50, m8sSiIs ras
.er .Ha HH g,tRl EE4 t..f-qTss,.. N&A5Ete4s852T&l
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just ReceiUad.
Land For Sale

I'll: tract Of land contaiuing 100 acres,
~ more or less, lying FIVE miles below
Carriers Crossing, on the Camden Read. he
tween two and three hundred acres clcnred
adl',ln'pg lands of Wm. Cooper, j. c.
W'hcrsroon, and h. Joscy. belonging To
me estate OF David l.. Wilson. For terms,
apply to either of the undersigned.
Il. G. DUBOSE,,
A SCARBOROUGH.
Nov. 27th, 1850 :. r.
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OFFICE WIL. &sMAK. r. RI. Co.
e. IT SO I'll IN ,o.,

$50
. QErIcE, WIL, &, MAN. r. R. Co Is
Marion c. II. SIC, Feb. l9,Is5I. {
The adjourned Meeting Of the Stockholders
81 on Wednesday the I2th of March Is5i'
Iihe requisite minority Of Stock not beine
represented ut the Animal Meeting on 2g,5
lan,inry last, compelled the ,ueeting 10 adjourn
untii lie above named dny:-!o avoid rncl, a
conihcyi hereafter, the Stockholders are re-.
I'ss.cu " nave Their Stock Represented either
III person or proxy.
,1s, JOHN McRAE, Jill, sec'y
il. ~ The Waterman, please Copy -,
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~. 7 NTEN,

All weekly pnpers FREQ within the county
where they are published. Papers OF less han
] IL ounce, half these rates. and riprrs not
over 300 square inches, on fourth, these rates.
The rates on monthly and scniImoniIly ncws-
papers the same, ia proportion 10 the number of
sheets issued. na on weekly papers.
The new rate on letters no, exceeding haitian
ounce. IL three cents prepaid. or five cents VI not
prepaid, fur NIL distances under three iiOns,nl
,~iiios. Over three thousand miles, double
those nI!rs.
j'r 'rcii"n nnrhNrizingi lie aIiansc ola three
cent piece, is rcininll,
~~-~~~-..-3e- --@-~--
AvoTnEn NicrM.-A Ind nieIn aul y
I,nli years j son o. James ". I'G'tinell.
IN Bts'or, ny The bro king oil lamp Il lcd
with burning hiil, w,s 20 hnd'2 burnt on
Fra $ .,t Tia; :,al ed n seen h3.rs.
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l am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
R0BEiprTV. LANDS,
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In Equity, Sumter District,

March oh, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
Domestic Ports.

AUGUSTA. Nov i5-Arr schr Ync,tan. Garland I'm
Boston Sailed IN scArs Aas,t, hlci,S 49, Rssos
i7th Geo Wheaton, Oliver, % Euza Ahn' bfooA'Ass
bIRsncSSrON NOV eo-Arr ship Amulet Howes Calcutta
haDs I'D Knight Merrynan, New Orleans parks Mary
land DAVIS Baltimore Gen Jessap shef ~
Hache PAMELA. lBr) Merriam, P.c'ou Mara, tBt
Stanxcod Weymouth Ellen Reed; Chipman, Pensacoa
May Ann Meas. JACKSONVILLE Elisha ID zane. l.orng
Baltimore schrs Vermont Lancey. Fortune Island Ia
umph Mason Lady Sotfolk. Croweli Mar Patterson
sharp Edna c. KELLEY. sally Ann, Clark and Luther
Child Baker. Philadelphla Helena. Alien Ne%-fors
FIza Iawton Robbins. Ecw-YorA Ga. harks Justice
Story. Kendnck, BALTIMORE oaA. Ryesr Philaiel2 ha
heart Sutherland Pct,u. Chhon. Harvey. Windsor
Arcturus Nrkerson. Pa's6oro org Pearl. Harding IN
adelph,a schrs Florence Bowden. rosasco + 4 Heath
Putnam Frankfort to load COR Pensac9a pope.er Oha
no Chase, New-YorS Sid ron below, ship Northern
from the CITY and came TO anchor below.
BALTLMoRE Nov 2ArT H, s2 TTS S, s sa ~ s-
Frsncis. windsor. y s.. Delaware. Harding. Boston
S3 iSns SeIRrns ean Fs"h Ha Bath
Cambridge YORK. Portland. MCDOWELL Brown, EtSiport
Speed New Bork J. r Siather Avery. do. Wooinrldgs
Bradford. Savannah, Minerva, McGNern. tat hVer
from Baltimore have pone ~ sea Bremen snip Louise
Mara Wencse and Ocean. Jansen. Bremen on the o,h
inst. ship Aneapohs Graham. for NeM-oreSns' AMI
burk Edward. Dearborn. tor Falmouth, Jam 10th and
ship Chesapeake. Lambert. for HavIe, on the nh ~
EASTPORr, Nov. l2-ArT bIg McDOnad, LnZa' ~,
tou MS schrs Leopard. Wilcox Boston lih. Grove land
Greenlaw willnmgt on; Mary II Case. Rnmney. New
York Arcade, Rogers Boston 10Th Boundary, Hunt. do
sd 18th. brig Acons, Winchester, Newly OK lMh bark
ID Hall. NeaSey. Barhadees schr. Tonah. Trnnoe'
Philadelphia lGh hrie Nc Nam, Young. Jamaics schrs
Hiram, Cook Boston; GALAXY, Bedding. do 10Th. nrlg
Esther Elizabeth, Shackferd. Phladelpha shr Watche'
Wooster do: I7h, big MARYLAND. Yates do schr An
cora Cook Boston 18TH ship George, Gordon, Sc Ste
phen. n. ; brig shackford Coombs, Phllsdeipha
HARTFORD, Nov 20-Arr. schr. Resolution. Rogers.
ST. Johns y Sid 18th. steam schr Seneca, ChalNer,
New York schr. Wave Bacon, do 20th s'hr Chrlstina
Willsie, New-YOrk. 49,
MACHIAS Nov. IAN hrigs Dido. Small. Boston !,
Condor Small East Machias schr Donworth. Thompson
Boston Sid schr MercatoT, Leland. taudaoupe Eyre
met Thompson. New York Cameo. Bryant, do.
PLYMOUTH, Nov lS-Arr. schr. Sarah and Mary,
Thomas I'm Franklin La. Sid nth. schrs Howard Wood,
and Hannah Bates. do
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gDOken. &c.

Nov lat 81 TO- long 70 80 bark Franklin, Gibbs. from
Glen fuegos foi Boston $3.50,
Sept TO- off Cape Aguhas, bark sa1ony Hill fm Cacut-
"A for Boston. ~
Nov o. tat IS 2s long. Is, bark Hannah Brewer
fn Baltimore for Antigua ~
oct I9 of Glbratar brig Proviaental, from Patfas for
New York , ,rs
oct o. lat 40 20 lon bark Union fn. Cardiff for
New YORK mo doubt the ArlUn, sace arryed)
oct a. lfO miles W w. OF Tuskar, ship Slulhtuh'
Crocker I'm Liverpool for Boston.
Liverpool for New-York. " -, r,t
Oct 81 of Tuskar Br ships Loodana rom m, Liverpool
for New-Orieans same day Cambria, McCuiloch, from
do for Charleston. n, &, u
No date lat a. lou g. sh Medemseh, Boysen im Boz
deau1 q jays, for New Orleans.
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Disasters. &C.

THE AN SCHR. SEtFLowER, belonging to Halifax. put
INTO sydney. {. b. st nst with loss Of cables and
chors IN gale eta ult. About ssal of vessels
parted from Their anchors tue ga.e While uIing
under harsee Island
BRIG TRIUMPH, Falconbridge, from RichlbuctO. ".
for Dublin with a of Deals. away Cape
George 9TH inst became total wreck. Crew saved
SCHR STRANGER. Of Sandwich. which sunk some time
since Warehan harbor laden With iron has been sed
and lowed TO New Bedford b., where she would -
OF the railway for repairs
SCHR. WM HENRY, of Philadelphia, which went ashore
On the Hen and CHI ,kcns De aware Bay 10th INST,
IN eighteen feet water, and will be tot loss. Her
and rigging have been landed.
TIE BRIG JEROME, OF Bristol. r L.. burnt a. was
from Chasehowck River Florida oolni to this port with
n cargo Of cedar timber
SHIP JUNIATA, from Baltimore for Callao. which had
hetnaground of Fort Mclleury Saturday last
sequence Of the lowness Of the te succeeded getting
oil Thursday and proceeded on seryoyage.
Scar SARAH +. MERRILL, before reported ashore on
Isaacs Shoals the Captain writes from Ncro under ua'e
Of l9th instant leaking badly and he feared wonl
prove total wreck There insurance this vessel,
aud we regret t. learn that Captain Strong who COM
mapded her, Is principal ioger.
SCHR INDEPENDENCE. True. for New York, in gong 10
sea from Aux Cages ran Oh reeat the OF the
harbor. and received considerable damage She would
sail IN ballast for NewN orN - repair.
Br. bng MARY, Captain Cooper, which sailed from New
York about the l2h ut for St Johns n + los, nsdr
CAPE Race about the 10th inst bcth anchors were eu'
ana she dragged them ashore The crew is supposed 20
have eft IN .heIr boats and are probably drowned
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MARRIED.

In Dnton, Ohio, Nov ", by Rev. J. b. Britton Mr..
JOHN iNGLES, of tins City, and Miss MARY j.
FORD of Dayton. -
In Biooklyn Nov 49, NICHOLAS HALLOCK, Jr.. OF
Milton, to NJ rs p. A. DOUGHTY, daughter OF George
Doughty Of Rocky HILL l.. l.
on Thursday evening Nov 20, BY Elder Isaac N Wal
ter, Mr.. ANDREW SCHOONMAKER. Of Ulster Co. to
bliss MARIA SAWYER of this City.
Nov 10. by Rev Mr. Chalker. SIR. ABRAHAM F.
NERMILYA, rf YOnkers Westchester Co, ". Y. TO
Miss LOUISA OAKLEY, Youngest daughter OF the late
Moses Ill. Oakley, of M 20 Jay St, NY
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Arrived.

Ship Hampshire Chase. from Glasgow. and % days
from Cork with mdse and l29 passengers to Zerega Co.
18th INST lat 50 lO Ion. 10 TO- exchanged signals with
ship showing Durham Danhtm. glasgow. signal. bound
East supposed to be the RoDena hence for Glasgow.
Ship Monterey. McManus Hdyre and Caves Oct. q.
with mdse. and 2S7 passengers, to + d. h1rlbut = Co
Bark Gov Hnckley. (of Barnstable Lorng, I'm Glas-
Cow Oct l6. with mdse and 1876 passengers TO Durham
Dmon. Sid company with ship Shananga, for NegOr-
leans.
Schr Ellen Rcdman Sherman. wBedford DAYS. oil.
Schr Homer Parker, Boston days, mdse to E. W.
Hernck
WIND-At sunrise, s E.; meridian, S. with fog
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NhalPrs.

lantic Ocean . -. r, -.
Heard nom about July a. IN Bherins's Straits F1,tune
Hathaway n b 2 wins; Mt Vernon willis, Is, no
thing Nassau, White y b, Il VIII Pacihc. HoNie' D.
nothing Arab. Smell, + II, VII; Geo. Washhston'
Gibbs WareAam. nothing. - -,
Spoken july TO- ship Alert. Boes. Of New London, had
taken 1870 bbls oil VIM T. Wheaton, Green II do liO 90
Sid fm Newport 10Th INST bark Antelope, Potter Pa
cic Ocean Passed out. ship Warren, Heath, I'm warren
for Arctic Ocean - oo,,,
Spose en- about July 25. St. George, Hawes N b. gu bos
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Cleared.
Steamship-U S. Mall steamship Baltic. C0ms,ocA, l.
yerpool L X Collins Co.
shlps-Europe, Perry, san Francisco Rowland AsDn-
wall Crescent Forbes san FTanclsc1, e b. Sutton
Coronet fEr Wilson. Savannah. Roche Brothers Mas
tsrson. Mount Vernon. GnfiB. NevOrleans. Foster \
Nickerson Georgia, Soule. Beneca, p. Buck Co.
Bark-PEgrIm, Robinson, Norfolk. J. B Sirdy
Bngs-Ene. (Brl Cox, Halifax, y $. 5. Whitney n
Co Fairv (Br) Eaton. Liverpool, y s f. W DInhsm
s Sons Daniel Run,ey. (Brl Coalheet Halftr, y S.
J s Whitney Co. The mis-, Sw Lurbeg. Ctao Funch
< Nencke Mexico. Morris Antigua, Geo. Whitaker.
schooners-Andrew Sprague. McBurne, Pdrsboro. N S
J. ) Whitney : Co. Chas Colgate. Seaman, Baltimore,
Mailer < Lord.
Bafse-Albany. Joaes Philadelphia, J y y Briggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22
DRACTICAL MODE for learning the
Il GERMAN LANGUAGE-GERMAN 1HEArER

FIRST PERFORMANCE
! WallensteIn's Camp OF
the Warriors"
2 Hungarian Ballet ard Or
chestTsi Music by the Band
ofthe koss nth Regiment.
; " The Ugliest Of Seven
Daughters IN 3 acts. pre-
yIous 20 which, "A Day IN
Naples"
Reserved seats. 81; Par
quette and Boxes, 80 cents
Gallery. Is cents. TO CON-
mepse at u O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-22

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 2l-Arrued-Steamship Penn
syivania Walton, Richmond brss Ceestne Ticket. Port
Prince; Ormlss Read, New Bedford; Zuyder Zee
Fossett Calais; Isabella Ncherson. Boston schrs VI al
Crowell, Providence Waterloo, DwioD. Calais Alevan-
der. Sears. Boston X. S. Mercer Robinson do; MARY
n. Griffin, Collins, New-York; propeller Oneida, ONe
do.
ClearcG-Bark Philadelphia. (Bre) Holman. Bremen
schrs Asa Cedinge. Lowden, PoTt Chester Rough aud
Ready, Norman, Boston.
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,1vwvopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER &c. 1851


Al HANNA IS INST baTk CahsdA DYor Ir"h FoFfAld
1 ] DAYS. 18Th . r.. -.
All az HALIFAX Y 18Th INST. steamer Europa. Lott,
from Boston. tand sailed same dly 'r LiSefPo'l schr
Tss u Ryane Rohoms Boston. 18th, brig Sarah, iSoal
New YORK. 7days. o. - - =,
an at PIc,oa y IN INST. schr Cher9see IRON the
naednIsne islands Ga Ssh. bngs Pamela, Megria n,
Bostcu: ieh. Eagle, (ierrior, do.
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To Mariners.

The delay the transfer of the Light Ship from Carys
fort Reef TO BreI tons Rect Long Island Sound caused
by the unfinished state OF he structure erected at the first
named place
LEwEs. DEL Nov 1.-THE Light Boat stationed Five
Fahom Bank left harbor thus morning % resume her
station.
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MINIATURE AIMAHAC--..fHIs DAY
svE-Rsa.--S IS Sets.--.. IS Mocs-Ses----.--4 i3a
HIGH wATgR.---Nov %.
eaady HOOK 06m Gov. Island i 56m Hell 6Ats.9 i'm
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nv Te1aUrouh

NORFOLK Nov, 2l-There is large fleet Of vessels si
anchor IN Hampton Roads. among them bark Indus. RIO
Oct S. schT. Lucreiia Malaga, bound TO Baltimore.
Arr brig Actaya and schr Frank.
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Passeugers Sailed

N bdrk Amazon from Gloucester for Sun. IDr Crf-
GIN u 5. Consul at Sarnan, wife and chId, Cap DAVE
s Day, Il Gloucester Wa Jackson, OF Surln m.
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Erste V0rStelluH1
!. Wallenstein's Lager. Won
Schiller. kriegs-sccne.
2. Ungarisches Ballet ind
Dorchester VorIrage dies
Musk COoqs vOm Kos
suth Regiment,
,. Won Sleben die Hasslich-
ste. Lustspiel IN 3 Ak,en,
NIT eu EN- Vorsplel lin
Tag IN Neapel.
SperTsltze. 81, ParQuet,
81 cents Gallerle. a cents
Anfang an 7. Uhr rln2l T'o
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CROSSING THE
Sales bD Anrtlon.
A. Of. MERwIs Aucuoneer.
10y BANGS, BROTHER ~ CO.


Trade Sale Rooms. No 10 Park Row. -..-
REGULAR FALL PARCEL SALE OF ENGLSh
AND AMERICAN BOOKS. ANIMALS, FOREIGN
AND AMERICAN STATIONERY, &c, nc. CON-
mencIng on MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. II. at
O'Clock. with the
ENGLISH BooKs-Embracng invoices from Mesrs Wm.
s Orr & Co., Henry Wasnbouns William Bafswood
sons the magnificent consignment from Dir. Henry q.
Bohn splendid of elegantly illustrated books
fom Mr. Peter Jackson, also, .som .Messrs Chapman
Hail and Others.
Also very large invoice Of Standard Law Books. con-
stIng of quantities of the United States Digest supple
ment &C. Is vols Colyor Partnership ,Story Bllls
Story Conflict Of Laws story the Constitution Sto-
~ Equity PeadDg Story Partnership story m Pro
mssory Notes; Story Sales story on Equity Junspu-
deIee Williams on Executors; stephens on Pieadnx'
Hale's Pleas Of the Crown Stephens Nis Pntn Cg'n
try AID Hughes and lHarson's Digest vols feisss
T.. s. Digest. vols Wheat . SelWyns Nlsi Prm.
vols GOTdon's Digest u. s Laws
The contributions from the American trade, embraces
most extensive variety Of Standard Nsceaneous, Med
cal, and School Books Annals and other illustrated wUss
ChildTen's Books. sc. &c
STATIONERY, FANCY GooDs xc.-A choice assortmsas
of goods IN this line viii be sold. Also Blank Books, To-
CRAVINGS &C. - -,
The sales will commence the following days Of ths
week O'Clock, A. NJ. and be continued day aad eve
nng.
Catalogues may be had application at the sales room
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n AocsEY. Auctionl
DEREMPTORY SALE OF yALUAa.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALuA'
u BILE MACHINERY, MILL-GEAklNGE A..
TUESDAY the 18th int, at II clock, A. M, a. u pDa
yer Mill Paterson N j. will be sold a. auction, by NJ
ERT CHISW ELL. Auc'iC Beer. wlhOut reserve 10
concern the following valuable Cotton MachInsfy,"
ing &C. ,,
Mules eco spiadles each. l Cone Willow
4Throstles. 100 do. 90 Platform scales ,. a.
/ Throste, 100 do. DO. pr steel-Ys ~ u,aa
Banding Machine. "A quantity OF hee1s ~ ssl
81 Power Looms. Reels, Cfee. DV"ss
5O4t do. do Loom Boxes. &c, &c ...
Also. Office Furniture, consisting OF MAHOGANY w.
Book Cases, &c, sc. u n a
said Minis great portion Of which Il DoIshto, ,sSs
whole excellent order. together with ID.
laor and fixtures constituting lot OF machihe,l ITO
ford ng OpporuIit, 10 those desrous OF ehs snd
the business which seldom occurs Condtoss - ROB-
further particulars may be known on applcat1 ouS T.
ERT CHiSWELL AaruCnser. Paterson 20 'goOD
VAN WINKLE, On the premises or 70 ness''
MERRITT n CO, No 81 Pine 81, NEWTON nlsgs
Paterson, Nov. IS. 1851.
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TRIPLER HALL. - Second ANIMAL
Il BALL Of THE SOCIAL TURNvEREIN( Gyxsa,
TIC Society," TO he held on MONDAY, the 18Th Decsns
1851. Al Tnpler Hall.
Ball Tickets at 81. and Promenade Tickets for the Gal
eries az - cents. To be had AZ Mr. Hall Sons Ms
Store. Nc. 2S9 Broadway.
Do. at Messrs Wesernan Brothers. No &c Brosavzy
Do. at John Sattigs. No 20t Broadway
Do at MeHzels Music store, Ne 2IS Fut"n-st Bred.
ln nl2 tDl5