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REMOVAL.
I-n N WHlTEHURST'S new and
El-fLsx1 extensive ALIERN OF PRE-
- hAul#9H MUM DAG UERREOTYPE
K,3Vs. W&zHA A. over the store 81 Duvnll * Bro,
Mwld ~xf~4 1betwocn Four-and a half and
~"ss Sixth streets, Pennsylvania av.
This GALLERY possesecs many advantages over
othcrs, being built on the second floor, and arr
ranged expressly ior this purpose. Il contains one
ofthc largest Fkylighta Ia this country aud is the
most extensive and hnesl e0uth Of Baltimore IL
possesscs every facility for copying Paintings or
DaRucrreotypes, not having ils superior in the
wofid-wherc may BE- obtained beautiful and high
" finished Daguerrcotypee Ia AL weather. though
cloudy is preferable, except for children. Post
norton raacs promptly attended TO-
Awarded the fret medal at the Jaie Fair Of the
Maryland Institute.
GALLEafEa.--No, POS Balfimoro street, Balu-
more 3t1 broadway, New York. Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, ID. CT AZ Main street, Rich
mond, Val Lynchburg, Va; Norfolk, Va; and
Petersburg. Va,
o. Ihcse Galleries are open free 70 thc public,
}. ~ wHIfEHURsT. sole Proprietor.
Oct -~d6umf
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VIEW FALL AND wGsrER GOODS.


VIEW FALL AND wGsrER GOODS.
HooE, BROTHER Co. Pens. avenue. he
H tween 7ih and sih stroeis, have jast frreised
and prepared aiTer 10 tht Fitierns M r iti.e
y Washington, heorE eioWn, aud Alexandria and
the surrsspding cyunties % Maryiabd noA Viz.
g.Asa, iuil sna renpiete assuriaaeni uf Fftuch.
EnFbnh, and lDdia Fancy and sia3lc nrr fss.lar,
ol ule most rcceHi inpoftalions 1leF ranies
Very elegant brotaac siiks, saFk fa.afr
tHta rich bfecadc silk. 49, eveninw
l ls.se plaid a.i. si ,..s. a'F ,s ~ sore
Heavy wsicrsd sllss Az ooisfs
Real Irish Popiuo, fifhiy ~atCrri. 20 shades
Very iasirons tiack silks, "a uidths
superior Wide cahsgcd y Ia Nsissts essfg shsdr
French Meria9 and Thibei ciptlssi gssst "a.
Fconsh Moas a. IAine.. ns~ dssirna
frcnrh Casbinsre A. Cpsse, iapesl agiesw
Richly emiroidsrea chpntiaeiiss. Nith sssoFea
Rcal yalcnr ieanss Lace Uiseaiissllrs ana coo.
Richly embroidered aiasiia Cages Coilats. ar,d
Eaps
Elcgaa,ly aa,lsslas,sa ara lsss t,iu@sa
Handkerchief
velvet cloaks ana aiaailias. nsw styles
SILK Mauliiias and Nisiiea. also ncg slyifs
Real Cashmere Sbawis. hong ena eslaafs
Real Cashmere and Thitsi ncasfa
Long and short seeinr siik aitts and q iotss
Bajiou's celebrated 40 eissus. sssry 49, and
shade
Black sik Lsoss. tast and selassa sls
Frlnwca
Thread Lanes ADD ineeftln0es Etat aHd nsfInu
hinalin anu Canlhrlc RnfN nr4
Muslin and Camitic tnscffinra and KfrinEs
sash Ncck. and Bsh hlhtelis, &N. Az
Together eth many other entirely nfw sod 60
sirabie goods. soisahle 81 ihs rrsssut A. AZ.
proachnr seaeons, 20 which WethlY aaatiear aIu
be made. - that purchasers may % eesured 81 fnd-
ing all times during enc eeNsan thf tnst faeb-
ionahle styles. AZ thc lowest prices
HOOE RNufHfM Co
Sept I'LL flniDu Alfn &aartlel
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ArriraI q Hogs and FLoar.

DUSKiRK, N. Y, November 2s.--Thonsands %
live hogs are coming In here for transhipment a.
the East and tens OF thousands Of barrels Of h0uF
are stored, waiting their turn for shipment.
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I'D ,. STEER is receiving frequent additions TO
his stock Of Gontlcmen's Goods, and has now
Ia store very complete assortment Of French and
other shades
Alec, choice stock Of fine and medium Doe
skins, and great variety Of new and beautiful
atylcs 81 fancy Cassimcrcs
Also, superior stock OF Oyercoatinrs worthy
Of especial notice.
All Of which { am prepared 10 make up TO or
der, IN the moot elegant styles, at reasonable
prices.
keep constantly In store general assortment
Of 1entlemcn's Furnishing Goods such ne Dress
shirts. Under Shirts and Drawers, Cravats, Stocks,
Suspendcrs, Hosiery, Umbrellas, &C.
Gentlemen will find my stock particularly wor-
thy Of their attention.
Fits warranted in all cases, and no disappoint-
ments permitted
Eighth street, third door from the Avenue.
Nov e--3thwawif
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CALIFORNIA LAND CLAIMS.
N ohsdicnce 90 the direction 81 the President Of
A the United States, The Undetermined, commits
sioners ior ascsrtaning aAid settlng private land
claims Ia the State u California, hereby give no.
tce that srGsuf u their board viii be beld "A San
francisoo, ia said state, Monday, tho sch day
0f December, ISL
Given Under oar hands. al che city Of Washing
ton, thia II "a day 81 NrptrnIhcr. 1881.
Inland HALL
HARRY l. THORNTON.
Septl2- eod3m ComYntasiensYs
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DR. VALESTINE's ExH1BITIoS.-T There was a very
large audience present at the opening of the second
carpet-bag Of the celebrated DR.. Valentine last
evenings and, to judge by the frequent bursts oil
laughter all who were present were highly de
lighted. The Doctor performs to night again, il
being positively his last appearance at this time.
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Connecticut.
New HAVEN, COM, November %, 1851

New HAVEN, COM, November %, 1851.
To the Editor of the Republic,
Sir Among the many gross misrepresentation
of the Washington Union. ia one published in that
paper a few days since in relation to the last gu-
bernatorial election in State. The Union says:
The issue was the Compromise measures, and on
this issue Seymour elected Governor and Bald
win was defeated as Senator" No one, except he
be grossly ignorant or dishonest, would ever circu-
late such an untruth.
1t is well known that there was no election OF
Governor by the people. The State constitution
provides that in an emergency of this kind the
Governor shall be chosen by the Senate and House
of Representatives in convention.
The state of parties in the last Legislature was
House. Senate.
Wings. ...........1 ITO Wings 10
Democrats. lilo Democrats. .......... )
Freesoil. ............ Freesoil ............. |
The House.was first organized by the election OF
Speaker, the vote being the fiji ballot
For Samuel Ingham, Freesoil Democrat. ......llI
For William W. Boardman Union Wing. I09
Absent, one Wing.
Mr. Ingham prominent candidate OF the
Freesoil party in 1850 for United States Senator.
Every Union Democrat and every Freesoiler voted
for Mr.. Ingham. Now, what was the considera
ton for this The vote for Governor will show
to which invite the attention of the editor of the
houses being in convention) the vote
For Seymour, Democrat. ............ 124
For Foster, Wing ................... 12l
Absent, one Wing.
One more vote being cast than there were mem
bers present, another ballot ordered. Sey-
mour received 1913 votes, and was declared elected
Now, let how much of a national triumph
this was, about which the Union talks 80 long and
loud. The Democrats coalesce with the Freesoil-
and give them the Speaker; and, in return for
this kindness, the Freesoilers coalesce with the
Democrats and give them the Governor What a
glorious triumph this for the Compromise mea-
sures
For United States Senator, the Democrats voted
at first for Seymour but afterwards in caucus
nominated and voted for Gorge S. Catlin, noto-
rious Freesoier. If the editor of the Union ia de.
sirous to know more of the purity of his political
friends in Connecticut, let him refer in his own
mind to our representation in the thirty. first
Congress, or let him inquire of the doorkeeper
Of the present session for the member from
the third Congressional district of Connecticut
and he will discover, in the person of the Hon.
Mr.. Cleveland, the kind of Union men sup
ported by its party in districts where Freesoil
aid lie required to insure success. 1t is VIGOROUSLY
true that in our State the sympathies OF the Demo
cratic and Freeso parties are akin, and the thun-
der of the Washington Union cannot disprovo it,
Yours, &c.
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PARDoSED.-Jesse d. f. Quantrill, who has been
confined IN the jail OF Allegany county for the last
two years and half for assault and battery,
has been pardoned by Governor Lowe, on condi
ton OF his leaving the State. The pardon arrived
on Thursday morning last, and on Sunday he took
bis departure for Philadelphia
Cumberland (lfd) Journal
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LNOR SAIE--The Office at present occupies by
A. the subscriber on the west side of 9TH street.
Just above the City Post Office. II ia in perfect or
der and can be examined at any moment between
the hours Of sunrise aud three O'clock in the even
ing II 10 well calculated for a magistrates Office.
an attorney, or. in fact for any other reasonable
purpose which viii not require too much room
For terms, inquire ON the premises.
]. b. ROCKER.
Nov 22-eodtf Intel and Tell
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GoLD At TIE MIST.-We learn that the total
amount of gold deposited at the United States mint
ia this city during the month Of November was FIVE
million four hundred thousand dollars. The amount
received at the New Orleans mint may be stated at
ono million five hundred thousand dollars-mak-
ing total Of six million nine hundred thousand
dollars for the month. The shipments 20 Europe
for the month have been FIVE million five hundred
and thirty thousand dollars; leaving an excess Of
receipts Of ono million three hundred and seventy
thousand dollars 10 be added TO the handsome ex
cess that was in the country on the lst Of Novcm-
Der.
The month Of December will commence with the
receipts by the Cherokee and Alabama. equal to
two and half millions, and there is prospect OF
still heavier receipts. At the same time there will
be little or no exports Of specie. az the cotton bs
coming forward will have turned the tide com
pleiely in favor. The close of 1851 will, doubt
less, witness very large accumulation of specie
In the county, Philadelphia Bulletin.
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NATIOSAL THEATRE. WASHINGTON.

THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN engaged for
A. the above named establishment are requested 10
assemble In the Green Room on Thursday, De-
csmhrr an, al " o'clock, preparatory the open
ing Of the Theatre. w. NJ FLEMING,
Dec l-3t Stage Manager
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NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS This DAY
IN RECEIvED.-The subscribers respectable
invite the attention of visiting and resident lade,
| 10 the following, viz;
| 25 dresses extra rich Brocade silks
10 DO do light colored do. for even.
10 pieces very rich Figured silks. new style
10 do do Watered silks, eolorcd and
20 pieces rich yard wide watered PopHns
is do do real Irish Watered Poplins
~ do French Merinos and Thibets. every
10 pieces extra quality yard-wide volyets, all
colors
so pieces latest designs French Cashmcres and
Mousseines dc Laine
Together with many other new and desirable
styles OF dress materials, which we deem unneces.
sary to enumerate, but which will with much plca
sure be exhibited TO all who may favor us with a
call.
In French Embroidorics, &c, we name
Lace trimmed Chemists, entirely new and beau
tiful
Lace trimmed Sleeves and Cuffs 60 match
French embroidered and Lace Collars, Cuff 10
match
Richly embroidered and Lacetrimmcd Hand.
kerchiefs
| Swiss and Cambria Collars and Chomisets. SC.
All OF the above named Goods are quite new, aud
well worthy the attention of purchasers.
HooE, BRO. a co,
Penn. avenue, between It'll and sth streets
Dcc I-4wli
- NJ
IA please take notice that the subscriber Il iust
opening very superior assortment or
TOILETTE ARTICLES,
such as Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes; Shell and
Buffalo Dressing and Fine Teeth Combs; ono ease
Farina Cologne, in short and in long bottles: 100
gallons of Bay Water, very fine. distilled by Mad
anne Lavigne, sold in bottles or by the gallon; Plo
! tant Soap, for bathing, &c, &c.
PARkERS Fancy and Perfumery Store.
Dec l-3t under the National Hotel
MATTHEW SIT. CLAIR CLARKE hap re-
1Vl opened Office for the Transaction OF law aud
agency business on I street, near the Department
OF the Interior and nearly in rear Of wiard's 10
tel, where he boards. Dec l-d3m
TOR sALE-A COUPE, made to order and
A finished in the very best manner by Wood.
Tomlinson Co., for ono or two horses Also A
set OF single and double harness for the same Ap-
ply at this office. Dec I-6t'
NJ EW CLOAKs, Sc.-ThiS Day Received IL
1e 10 very rich velvet Cloaks new style
10 very rich cloth Cloaks, Handsomely trimmed
10 very rich velvet Sacks, with hoods
5very rich cloth Sacks with hoods
very rich velvet MantilIas new stvIca. &c:
to which we respectfully invite the attention of
purchasers before making their selections, feeling
confident entire satisfaction in every particular
can be given HOOE. BRO. q co
NOV 2g-d4wif Union, Intel. & Alex. GaEl
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(tuEsApEAIxE AND 0rfFO CANaG moNme
" for sale. Land Warrants wanied fhefks a.
all the principal citira Soc ealr ~
June 2b--tf CHUBB, sfnENCK q co.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. 3eB--Ial ess.
cesreNTa.
minister Review.
2 obitnary-Gardner G.. HowlnBd--Dr. ..
kearney Rogers-Dr GutzlaiF.-- Netr York Tstbtsps
and Cana Mad
3 Ballooning. HoussA0id Hords
=. A. Legend OF Gibraltar. - Biacklcood's Mag
axine.
o. kossuth. Punch aud Examineg
D Fraternization with America Examts.y.
Z. kossuth and Mr. Lander, and the Corpora.
tions.- Spectator
s. Modern intervention. Spectator
3. Foreign News.--SpecIator
POETRY; Nearer to Thee; To ---; sThc Sea a
liis; The Sabbath BELL; "Wclcome Kosshlh -
Mrs. Grundy on BloomersIn.
SHORT ARTIcLEs: Knot in French Affairs; Elsr.
tro- Magnetic Engine; Naples Soap aud Palrners.
ton Caustic Ley; Irish Male MilIiners; Cease,
Loud Boreas'
NKw Books.
wAsHtNGToS, December n, Isl5
Of all the Periodical Journals devoted 10 IAtera.
turc and Science which abound In Europe and in
this country, this disappeared TO me 10 be the most
useful. IL contains, indeed, the exposition only IL
the current literature Of the English language hut
this, by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludes portraiturc Of the human mind la The at
mostexpansion ofthe prescntAge.
). q ADAMS.
Published weekly at SO a year by
+. LrTEI4L a co. boston
And sold by JOS SHIIIJNGTON
corner Of Penn. avenue and al street.
Dec l-dtw&wlw
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uAfms cars AND OENxLEMEN-s FUR.
Nksttfs0 GOODS Stsr NECEIvED.
"A EGuE's sape.s Ns~ York style 81 Hats aud
~ cape fhil..islphia. rssi.. and London. bssu.
slfui And sisth aagliroi "a ashinmton styls slotoL
llsis. u ssssy atyie ani prices ehlldrssis Fssey
tiNls And Caps. ia IleaalnF variety. Also a larss
ana sirgAni Assortneni ~ Geniiomsn's Fancy
6.ssia nha Tsilef AFthlns
Gensrn,sa IA waal Il lhs aiovc articls. ara u,e.l
rsapecfuiiy invited b call and examine nay stok
sh = no. sesnplssS .ana q .aPe,io, gaality.
NJ ~ ~. ', 20 Ras LAsk.
lisa,nens. Pennsylvania arsnae, bs,~eeh Al and
kth Streets. Dec 2--dsrif
ttnioa. Telegraph. and wash. Nowsi
NJ A. rYs0N AND SISTERS SEMINARY
VI. ~ Young LAaies, o. y, hst~con laih and
iA stfrcfa ~ tecqnd quarter ~ this institution
ceinfasnced "a Monday, tne iat instant
TRIMS.
J siiion "a the higafst bfanubess includina Orna.
lasntsi needle Work and drawing. pc quar-.
. Z. '+ss.-.t, ,..,.,.... ~
Musle. Angusges. aud palaiing, separate
Charge for particulars circulars may be had a.
tne nsokstorss a Mcssrs lay lor a NaBry, Franck
.ylor; n fafnhAna, ~ a. the SEMINARY.
Dec 2~-4nf
NyATCuEs. > EwEI.nY. SILVER wAnF.
w sse--M w. GAIT BROTHER have ilss
opened 10 iaFEsst and H,osi varied assortment ~
toe ahoNc-bannd Artlcles ever offered lor sale IN
This city, g ~hieb they solitt the attention Of
nfinlcfs ~ Congress aul 0iiors
Ibflr siQfk ~ atchcs tfntfaess tlose II Al the
celebrated miakers " London, ,Lverposi, and &c
neVA.
L.ondon, Pars. and American gcwciry Of every
description ~ ihs most uo9trn styles.
THY inHiie particular alioutkon 10 their assoft.
mfut a silver Tea Sofa. sugar Bo~ls Cream
Pilehera, Cups, forks. Spoons. Ladies', 6e, 81
Their n~n fnanufacture, which they warrant equal
lea nnehcss a. coin
long experience Ia watch repairing, added 20
siflct persoaal hiteniiont juathea the PROMISE of
giving entire eatislaciion ID those Wha may have
hne watches, chran0metcrs, &c 20 repaif
~ w, GAIT A BROTHER.
Penn. avenue. between qlh and l0th sts
Dec 2-8t
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REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES.

MR. NOBLE having opened an additional
IVA room. IL now prepared 10 accommodate ff-
teen more pupils.
Young Ladies can enter the Seminary at any pc
Rod Of the quarter, and are charged tuition only
from that time.
Terms made known on application 20 the Prin-
streets.
Nov l0-im Intel & Telegraph
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MATTHEW SIT. CLAIR CLARKE has re-
W. opened Office for the transaction Of law aud
agency business on + street, near the Departncn t
OF the Interior, and nearly in rear of willards 10
tel, where he boards. Dec I-d3m
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rENHE NEW STORE OF n. nAsrfANELIL
H. ~ CO., under Browns new Hotel will open
to-day at noon for tho sales Of Fancy Goods and
Feriuunery. Dec a~-8tif
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COR sALE-A COUPE, made to order and
a finished in the very best manner, by Wood
Iomhnson Co., for ono or two horses. ALSO.
set of single and double harness for the same, An
ply at this office. Dec I-et'
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nRAFrs ON IRELAND, In sums TO suit.
NJ for sale by CHUBB, SCHENCK & Co
Nov Him Bankers, opposite Treasury.
TAS FITTING, GAS FIXTURES, Sc.-Gaa
w Fitting neatly and promptly executed by cx-
pcfiencod workmen, at moderate prices.
Alec for sale, handsome collection of Chandc-
icrs, Pendants Brackets, &o., all of the nanufac-
iure Of the celebrated house OF Cornelius * Co.
Philadelphia, which will be disposed of at their
prices. e. w. BOTELER,
Penn. avenue, opposite Centre Market.
Nov l3-9aw6w
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DEATH or AuoUsrUs GRAHAN.- citizens OF
Brooklyn have occasion 20 lament the death OF
Augustus Graham, esq, one of the few men who
during lifetime have devoted large sums to chart
table purposes The Apprentices Library, the City
Hospital, the Home for INDECENT Females, and
other benevolent institutions, largely indebted
70 his iberaity for their foundation and support.
Probably not lees than $4,000 were expended by
alr Graham in works Of charity. lie died on
Thursday, At his residence in Sands street, in the
seventy sixth year Of bis age.
NstO York Commercial 29M.
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ToMPORATI0N of ALExANDRfA Stock
" for saic ~ CHuBB, ScHENCg 4 60.
Sept 20--n
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South Carolina Sumter Dist

BY w. LEWIS. Esqr, Ordinary for
said District.
Whereas, Margaret F.. Richardson hath
applied to me for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the goods and chattsls,
rights and creditors Of w. d. Richardson,
late Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and crcdi.
tors Of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumtey
Court House on Friday the 2lst day of
November inst, to shew cause, il any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this
9th day of August IN tho year Of
t.. 81 our lord, one thousand eight hum
dred and tiity lone, and in the 10Th
year OF American Independence.
w. LEWIS. o. q. o. !.
November IL. 1851. 3 n s.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate in the
Town Of SumterVilIe.

The entire 10. on which is situated the
SLn.Ln nOrEL now occupied by MIR.
Myers, formerly by Mr. Windham, MIR.
Dinklns, and others. The new buildings
on the lot arc. a large convenient two -sto-
ry establishment just iiniphcd and occupied
by by Mr.. Flowers as CARRIAGE MA
KING ESTABLISH ENr, with Black
saith shop attached; The Store occupied
by DR.. Mcllclt us an APOTilECARY, the
STORE.llOUSE occupied by Mr.. Folsom
and DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
under The same roof by myself. The Sta
bles on the premises are new and afford
accommodation for SIXTY HEAD OF
HORSES. The rent of The buildings ex.
elusive of the Tavern itself (Which rents
for three hundred dollars) is worth seven
hundred and fifty dollars. The whole will
be disposed Of cheap for cash, or OH credit
to an approved purchaser. Apply OF the
premises TO WM. WEBB.
Oct. 28th, 1851 II
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
w. a.. BANCROFT,
253 and 255 KISG.SrREEr,

253 and 255 G.STREET.
Zone door below Wentworth Strect)
Wa would again respectfully invite tho at,en.
iion of our friends md customer in the country,
10 our extensive Stock Of DRY GOODS, when
they visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and Kerseys.
Alabama do DO
Plain and Striped Osnabcrg.
Bea acicd and Brown Dom osticx
SUPER DUFFIL BLANK KETS-DlRECT
IMPORTATION.
We would also part icularly invite attention
our IMPORTATION of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one Of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared to furnish every article
in the Dry Goods Line, viz: fiosierS, Goives,
Linens, Flannols, Cloths, ,Cesimers, Bonlbazines,
Alpaccas. Mcrenoes, Mousscilnin dc LANES,
PIaids, Jaconots and Swiss Musins, Furniture
Dimi.y, prinn3 Ginshama. shawls' Laees. Edg'
September %, 1851. 4s.n
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CATALOGUE.

silk and Straw Bonnc,a. BibbOns, Flowers and
Silk Goods, Hosiery. Gloves, Scarfs, Cnvata
Together with complete assortment of MILNE
~ Goods, Dress und Cloak Trimmings. DC.
Guns, Rifles. Revolving nnd other Pistols,
Percussion Caps, Gnme & Shot Bags, Powder
Flasks.
Knives, Scissors, Razor, Gents Travelling
Toilet Cases,
Musical Instruments.
Writing Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy Stationary,
Coan' Spool Cotton, Common do, Tnpns,
Yarns,
Buttons, Combs. Needles, Pins, Brushes. Co.
longnca,
Soaps, Pcrfumcry, Inks,
And Il general assortment Of Fancy Articles,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jeweiry,
Marine Time Pieces. French Mantcl Clocks.
Common Brass and Wood Clocks, &c.
English and German Guns, Bird Cages and
Traps, and various other articles too numerous
to mention.
N.B.-Just received from Pnris the mos,
splendid assortment Of Gilt and Gold Jeyvelry
ever offered in this market. EG.B
October II. 1851. 50-tL
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-11-25
Pest Office Arrangement
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The s,ateburg Mail which eHbtacss
the Northern and SVeetetn as Ieii asiifa
Charleston Columbia and Camden.
Due Daily at 8l-2 r, M
Closes Daily at :5 s p. M.
DARLINGTON MAIL VIA MT. CLIO.
Due Thursday at 2. u,
Closes Tuesday at 80: s. p: Nj
KINGsTREE MAIL. &
Due Saturday at :6 pm
Closes Tuesday at 9 f.EM
VANCES FERRY MAIL. s.
Due Wednesdays g. Sundays at p. nj.
Closes Friday and Monday at 8 r. 81.
PLOWDENs MILL MAIL.
Closes H suf Saturday a at i. 5 ?. N. NJ /.
FULTON MAIL VIA sTATEBURG.
Due Monday Wednesday and Friday. b.
Closes Monday Wednesday arid Friday.
BISiIOPV1LLE, MECtIANfCStILLE,
MILL GROVE, Mt. ELON, PLEAS.
ANT VIEW, &C, VIA CAMDEN.
Due Wednesdays g. Saturdays a, l-aF.A
Cloees Tuesdays 4. fridays ats Pm
OFFICE HOURS.
VIII open every day at g A.. M.s
Will close at I21-2 r.. M.
Will open at 2f-2 p. M.
VIII close at :. p. NJ
July 9, 1851. SO
For sale in ,Stimtefville, 8. c., by DR.
r. 8. MELLE1T, authorized Agent, and
by Druggists generally in South Carolina.
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