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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21

NOR sALE-A BARGAIN.- THE BEAUTIFUL NODDED
Of Mount Vernon, the mansion house, Outbuildngs
grounds tomb &c Of the late Gen. Washington 1t ia
Of the most ptrfec and beautiful pieces OF mechanism
built Autograph Of the surviving members OF his family
certifying to It's correctness model IL
be for three DAYS at No 1876 Broadway up ar For
terms apply to J. Q, CAMERON, % Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21

CASTLE GARDEN-LAsT SUNDAY EVENING con-
~ Of the season-Rcher than musical gems by
the Grand Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Herwh
Admission Is cents Sunday evening September FL Pro-
gramme-PartI-l Overture La Muette de Portei-Auber
2 he Witches Revels-Lnnuer Clsrionette solo, fro
Ernlni executed by Groenevs with OF
full orchestra; The Naadss-s,Tauss; Grand March
Intermssion. Part IG Overture. Der Freyschuts-We-
ber Anna oh Annastrauss seleeti9ns from the Ora
toro stabat Mater-Rossini a Evening Stars-LabtLky
att o'clock precisely No poS;Ponement account Of the
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DnRprAuN ViNEGAR TArTnar- Sd ,,l rENrRr
OLD CURRY wINr.-raE sURscRrpER, Wan
rI,HE cIIIRRA1rn nRANnr STORE ,an nnnnur

sne old london dock brsndiea vines Sc The business.
being conducted entirely the cash principle
fully per cent nsuSes TO the purchaser one trial will
prove the fast.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21
suLLISERY, FANCY GOODS, Sc.

~ ALL MIILINERY.-MADAsE FERRERo NO. $50
broadway. will open Paris Fall Millinery Tuesday.
A., ~ of September.
- 8Es ooRsETs. AND TOUvEaUrEs. MRS
IL Uooubcue from Paris. respectfully informs the la ties
st &C has opaned an establshment for the making "
Jrce -, Corsn, ana Oloass no 1S' brosawsy, Opposite
Astor hsoouV'oe fe0sNes uteosiy rVm
The lat etfashioas.
MN BoEs RTBBoNs--ig0 CARTONS JUST RE
IL { sized rom aucten. Also, q large assortment Of
lreueb fancy Eluues, for sale ehe,p, Cor cash, BY
j. H. HOMER, ~ John street,
r,oR, ALE-OUFF PiNS-A LARGE ASSORTMENT
ofs "a gilt aud and ensmeed Cun PINS Just rscsivsd
Par Alec Or extcnsive ..ortuent q pearl PAPER
rsebe ,d rheh Porte Monnoies pearl Ball Hair Pins;
Ladies ss buttons SUB cnards and new pstterus OF
silt cluster 'fine,at' RKIPL1NGs. 80 Maiden lane.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
C1OREwARD.-sroLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
" ~ Dark Sorrel Horse Said horse L. sixteen
hands high broad and straight forehead and rhts stripe
Oh round hpe and hsh buttock and little lame
OF his fore feet The above reward will be given for the
the horse and the for the apprch Of
tie thief Address ISAAC HICKS, North Mem pstoad L.
L,pJ ID HICKS ~ John street, N. Y.
CADDLE HORSE FOR SALE, A THoRQUouBsED
- imported In Fsh sorre Mare esht old I5 hand
high, Warranted sound and kind the having
her his indueement to offer her for SALE Apply
stable Of &C Broadway.
A ROAD HORSE FOR SALE cHEAP-BLt cK HAWK
"A stock. ytsrs Old. l5k hands hgh-has never bsea
trained and can trct in arerfecty sound aud gentle
stands without tying Can be at Btrker's Livcfy
statie i2i Amity street Price $3.50 and nothing less
I,oR sALE.-A nERKINER COUNTY HORSE. lsI.
E hands high. ave years a. and weight \ 40 pounds.
Warranted perfectly sound Ia wind limb c IL splendid
snmsl In respect Can be for three only
st Mr. Flynns stables No. II wess Thirteenth stres
ECR sALE-AN ABDALLA HORSE. l5s HANDS
kigh, ysrs DID, aud warranted sound, aud kind in
tnEe and Dc able ksrress He trot mils mau.ss
and 20 seconds aud has been trained. Prise son
Irqrlfe 81 Knst tie halter. No le FutOn street.
l2spd o'clock
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M ApAnE Barb Err, 5G5 BROADWAY HAVING
WI deem engaged a. teacher Of the French Language IN
Of the first establishments Of Paris (her native ethyl
eerss 70 take pupils either TO the study Of that
Language 10 perfect those tho have ALREADY made
Her prices moderate and she furnish
the hes. Of tetimonias capaby Can be from
N ,d-dsy till four o'clock.
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EfGR SALE-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HOUSE,
20 feet 'front.' lot 100 feet deep with all the modera
provements and fronting of most beautiful
For saeat bargain. Inquire of LIVINGSTON. WELLS y
Co. o Wall street.
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('rRB OF CoRNs, BY MRS. BERHARD. NO. 81
v btvtfy, between Htttsr and Grard s.ressa
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VNANTED-FOR A SMALL FAMILY. FURNISHED
w Rooms, with full Borrd will require q parlor and
two bedrooms house with the modern improvements
The location mut be In Broadway betTeen Eighth street
and Union square out Of broadway must BIO on the
west side and not exceed block Possession viii DO
CURED about the LIST Of November Address L. d. AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21

EOR SALE, AT GREAT BARGAIN-THE WELL
known Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, situated at
broadway corner Of Anthony street. opposite the
theatre furnished tnd lifted in superior STYLE will
be sold at great bargain account of the proprietor
ing for Europe in short time. Purchasers will do well
call i'm ediately.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

MISERABLE PROPERTY IN WILLIAMSON ROTOR
- SALE story and attic Frame House, with
tea attached bull. by days work In the very
filed in wi III brick tie peak with two oss
ground 20 90 feet EACH situated In North Third street
No. So the ferry. Good location, and terms esy
In quire the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21
NAV YORK AMPnITuEATRE. ~ RnYERY--L

NEW YORK AMfnITuEATRE, 81 BowERY.-L J.
~ North Boxes 81 cents; Boxes aud
Parquette 25 cents; Pit, US cents Open at quarter be
fore commence at quarter before g. Monday night great
attractions. Madame Mum, Herr Kst and La.
frop North the star rider of the world Harper the
best southern clown OF the day. Mons Edgar the double
together with Master Willie the unapproaehabe hurdle and
tteePe chaser and barebacked equestrian vsuer Dancing
and trick Horses, learned Dogs Tuesday night Herr
kists Benefit Afternoon performance wednesday an Sa-
turin 4 nn,nl nnl
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PUBLICATIONS.


II 0NGS EDITION OF LEWIS ARUkDEL-CONPLETn
IL ready. Lewis Arun del, the Railroad Of Life
complete in volume illustrated The public would do
WE'LL in this work. to look NJ the Imprint Long
edition perfect and complete. There 10 mutiated and
abridged edition for sae which deception and fraud
on the public Longs complete edition now ready.
II. LONG BROTHER. a Ann street,
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MUSICAL.

NARCIso BAssoLs PROFESSOR OF THE GUITAR,
teg leave inform the public that he resides At 0i
Chanlltrs street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21

WOoDWORTHs PATENT FLAMING MACHTNEs
w all Of iron double and sngerhe subscriber after
long and With present. greatly enlarged facilities
planning schnes Of various 10 be the beet
planning machines constructed The double msehse
plane botl sides tongue and groove In optrson Also
or sale the rights Y use the weodvorth machine in
IA, Del, Va Ca, N. cxico, and Minnesota.
JOIN u. LESTER. once. lQ2 Eulton stfeeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21

NATIONAL CONCERT HALL. % AND 81 CANAL
~ street near Broadwsy-GrAni Sacred Concert sunday
evening Sept 81 ISL Grand Orchestra der the directi
ofkr Julius siede. Tickets - cents emitting tie bearer
~ Refreshments Ice Doors open o'clock TO
commence At & o'clock.
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S CHATHAM SQUARE,. ONl
} AYMoND & HERR DREIsBAcTs NENAoERIE.-

~ This celebrated hensgerehe largest and
quoted in the known worldembracax animal
known TO natural history and which seeyed the
and applause Of hundreds of Thousands the
spectacle and intelligent people OF thu United States has
inst commenced most brilliant summer campaign, and will
visit the principal cities England
following order v1-Proeorsville W. Friday SEPT. Eth
Woodstock Saturday 18th Norwioh. Monday 18TH Brad
ford Tuesday, 10th; Wells River wedussdsy lTth Little
ton, N. H., 1hursday 18th ST. Johnsbury VI Friday 18th;
Chelsea th East Randolph, 26ta; Northasla 2.h Mont
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" Co. No ~ Bro,i~ay neat 70 Nibos are In full ope-
ration for roducinf Gas Pipes into buildings in general
with the test material. and very prscs
All work warranted. Also, large asortmsnt OF new
BY the esle rated Ee.srs Cornelius Co. ofPhiadeipAis
Also large stock Of plain white and decorated Porcelain
DiYn.r. Dessert, pnd Tes Se,s fsney srtcles r:h
Iryneh Cisets, csndelssr,s. sosr AID Caree! Lamps
Glass aud Chins Vases aud fancy goois q
rich ssortuent Of Cut Glass made By the Brooklyn
Glas. Company aud cut at Nos and % yesey
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21

MORRISANIA L0TS.-SEyERAL VERY FINEBJILD-
l1 ing Plots containing from TO eight
At the low price Of fifty dollars city lot the
and most desirable Of Upper Moreana the
For particulars inquire Of Morgan Co. 2i Pearl
or OF the subscriber Upper Village. horrsania.
WILLIAM
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IL 7. Vt
ID Manager and PropretorAdmission to the entire Ma
IS Positively last week of the Martnet
Family withdrawal Of "The Aysti, Cross Monday and
Tuesday September 2ld and z3l In the afternoon
meEcng ocock grand advertisement by the Martinez
t; drama Of the ADOPTED CHILD; comic pant9mime of
DECHALUhEAU by the Hartinetts In the evening,
meneng at7s clock comedietsa Of the DAY AFTER TIE
wEDDIN G; Wifes First Lesson. To conclude hut
sorry for almost the last time with the magnificent
pan tomme of TIE MYSTIC CROSS piece full Of mical
tricks by the renowned Martinett Family. The Chineae
collection the Happy Family and the rest Of the nnumera
bic erriostes, to be seen as usual,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21

CINGING-A PROFESSOR OF SINGING AND PIANO
- Of hr rate emuenes lately arrived from Europe offers
he services 20 the enlightened inhabitants OF this Empire
City. His method combining the briancy OF the Italian
Ion nsnrins The most lapd Erozrs sure
Germsn and English languages. Apply by letter.
.opally from 70 g. TO A. H., No. Leonard street. afsw
ioors from Broadway.
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fNHRIsTys OPERA HOUSE, MECnANICy HALL. NO.
- az brosdyay above Grand strees-0pen every night
turing NE weeH until further notice The original and well
sugEn chrstys Minstrel comprising eien, vs
andef the Of E. p Chsty whose oonosrss 4.
hie city for succession OF five years. beon reoeivsd
Nth favor by highly respectable fashionable
rcts.s YeeEs Doors omen att sud VII Commence 81
o'clock The rstons OF Chrlstys Enssse respectfully
fOpt for he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21

vINHE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF
the Nineteenth ward requested to assemble At the
house Of William Denke Third and Forty eighth
street. Monday evening" the 22d inst.nt at O'clock
for the purpose Of forming Democratic Union Club bs
called the Nineteenth ward Democratic Union Club.
j. w. EASTBURN.
ROBERT Belts and others,
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EOR sALE-TBE STOCK AND FIXTUkEs OF A RE-
tail hat and Cap Store, now doing fourishiny nd
IN creasing businesthe present owner wishing
business al the West The store 81 uatet in
lane Now
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ABUSE a E q 20.

DR0UGHAkS LYCEUM, BROADW EARBHOOAE
ID street Doors at to begin stIh oeiooh Dress
Circle and Parouete 50 cents Family Circle, - cents Or
ehesra Seats 81 Private Boxes 81 Monday evening SEPT
~ will pla yed the tragedy OF MACBETH Duncan. Mr. H.
b. Phillips Malcolm, Er Palmer; Macbeth Mr. Lynne; Mas
duff Mr.. c. X. Mason Banquo, Mr. Foster Lennos, Mr.
Brso Kosse Mr.. Duncan; seytOn. Mr. Florence, Donal
hahn Mrs TsyIeore Lady Macbeth Miss Cushman Gentle
Mrs Foster; Heeate Mr. Leach Popular Pas Seui
by Miss kalyna; favorite Pas dc Deux by Me- Fletcher
Miss II. Tayleure.
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GIN MAKING. sc.

We are prepared to execute orders to
any extent III the above line, both for new
workand repairs. Our Gins arc not sur
passed by any made in the State, possessing
all the advantages Of the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves great deal
in way Of rrpars. We als:: use the Steel
Plate Saws, with teeth set in All angle that
cannot possibly injure the finest staple,
with an improvement % regulate the noting
81 the cotton; our brush is constructed, on a
plan, giving at once, the advantages of
lghtnesR, strength and iorcc-all very
material ~ the successful operation of a
Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public general.
ly, that they shall have no cause to COM
plain either of oirr work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet lInc-such as Behsteads. Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cupboards, &c. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terns.
HUDSON e. BROTHER.
Opposite tte Presbyterian church.
Sum,crvi''c, April D, 1917. 90
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POETR Y.
For the Sum,sr Manner.

~ ~
!. The Triumph of Christs Kingdom.
Man, blest OF God, by fhn ingrn,itnde,
Brought down tho dreadful curse. Sin rave
tho wound.
And death. ,ie mighty vut,urc, from tn abyss
Of endless night, uphcav'da his ,lusky form,
And foGnd his prey nmnn--sin-strickcn, fallcn,
Dying mon. Death's banquet is begun; aud
thchce, sA-
From age 10 nge, with henk and tnlons rcd
With gore, he follows up the doom'd rncc
Aud no =nrftit knowing. flaps his dc rk wing,
And tos.cs high his head, and snufIs the mir,
Sill eager for his prey,-whcn 10! kingdom,
tiirt with armur bright, OF faith, and love to God
And man, npp.nra in sight; and high above
1ts battling hosts, n blooI-stained standard
fleets his Wow: death reels aghast and covvcr-
ing flies
'Mong such ns wander from the way of life.
AMI now, tho still with fearful havoc fly
His fatal darts hc knowing we'll the bound
Fixed by Almighty power to his dread
Empire, nffrighici sees the glim'ring dawn
or the approaching day, when the las, sonl
Ransom'd and rcncw'd. he will with swim de
AGENT,
Like nm exiingnislied meteor from the skies,
Down to the lowest deep of hcll's domain,
Return; forever bnnish'd from n world
gNEcre love in man, returns his heavenly reign
]. S. X.
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Improved Cotton Gins.

Thankful for pact fnvnurs tho subscriber wish,
cs 10 inform the public that he Atil ,nunuE,c
turcs Cotton Gins nj his establishment in State
burg, on the mast improved and approved plan,
which he thinks that the co,t,n ginned on one
Of those gins III the late Improvement is worth
nt least II quarter of cent more than the cot
ton ginncd on the ordinary gin. lie also man
utarturcs them on thu most siIupl. constructions
of the finest finish and of the best mn trrials; "a,
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for O. per Saw
He nlso repairs old gins aud puts them in COM
pln'n order NJ the shortest notice All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctnalIv attended
to. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Sintcburg, Sumter Dist, $. {. April %, 26 #
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Powerful Resso;;:as. =

Al n young mans debating society
somcwhcrc down in Indiana. the qucs.
ton for discussion wns,; 9 Which wns
the creates, evil, scolding wife, or II
smoky chinnry?" After tho appointed
dispu,nnts had concluded tho debate,
spectator rose and begged the privilege
making rcmurk on the occasion.
Permission being granted he delivered
himsclflhis way:
Mr.. President, I've been almost
mad q listening to The debate OF thcs"
ore Youngsters. They don't know no.
thing alcul the subject. What DO they
know about The evils Of scolding wifi?
Wni, till they have ono for twenty
years. aud brcn hammered and innnlncI
nntl slammed all the while. aud wall
till they've been sco|dcd because the
baby cried, because the fire wouldn't
burn, because the oven was too hot, be-
cause the COW kicked over the milk
shincd, b"rnusc the hens dd'n, Law. I c
cause the butter wo,l,ln, como. because
they come too Soou for dinner, because
they were one minute 100 late, because
they sung, because they tore their
trowcrs, because they invited II nrigh-
bor woman to call again. because they
go, sick, or because ANYTHING else, no
matter whether they could or not, be
fore they talk ahou, the evils Of scold-
ing wife why, Mr. President, I'D ra.
lher hcnr the cln,tcr Of h,mmcrS aud
stones, twenty Tin pans, and min" brass
kettles, than the din, din Of the tongue
of sc"ltling wifi. Yes. sr.rcc, !
would 10 my mind, Mr.. President, n
smoky chimney is 10 more To - coin
pared 10 n scolding wiI,, than lil,lc
niggcr is TO dark nj gh,.
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BEAuTlrrL TnouGllr. There is bul
n brrn,!, Of uir and beat Of tn" heart,
hrtwcru this world and HE next And
in The brief interval of painful and
awful suspense, vii! We feel thu, Death
is prrScrl with us, lhn, we are powers
less, and lc ull powerful and ,hc las,
faint pulSalion here i> hu, The p,cluh.
Of en- Hess l:fr hereafter: We Zee. in the
midst o' the stunning calamity about
10 hcial us, that earth has no compcnSa
ting good 10 the srvcritv Of Our last
But there is no grief WITHOUT some bcnc.
iicicnl provision 10 soften lis intense.
ness. Wien the good and The lovely
die, The memory # their good deeds.
like the moouhrn,n% on the stormy sea =.
lights on our durkrnrd hearts. and lend,
to the surrounding gloom. u beauty SO
sad, SO sweet, lha, wc would nri, if We
could dispcl the darkness that cnyrons
them.
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ADVANTAGES or CnEEEruLHEss AND
CoNTENr.-W Who that has been nsiruc.
ted III The way OF true happiness, who
that has but regard To his health and
comfort, will indulge in bursts Of vio-
lent passion, in fits of anger, or in sui
lcnncSs? 10 do so, is to commit the
greatest folly of which We are capable.
We can ENJOY nothing when our hearts
are filled with bad thoughts; because,
rs our internal feelings are hrimh, or
gloomy, 50 does everything around us
appear.
II, then, VIC are cheerful and con-
tented, all nature smiles with us -
the air seems more halmv, and the sky
more clear, the mcdows have brighter
green, tho trees Il richer foliage. aud
the flowers moro frngrant smell, the
birds sing more swcallIy, aud The sun,
moon and stars ali appear more bcau;-
iul. We take our food wiki relish
aud, whatever il may be, we cniny il.
We feel better for il, stronger, iivcli.
er, and filter Tor cxcrlion.
Now, if we are il.tcmpcrcd aud
disconlcn,cd, there is nnhil which
plenscs us. We quarrel with our food,
with our dress, with our am,lsrmenls,
with our companions, md with our
selves. Nolh'ng comes right for us;
the weather is too warm or too cold, too
dry or TO too damp. Neither sun nor
moon, nor stars, have any beauty; The
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D. j. WINN,
TFE;IsCrsAV,6, 'a'Agu.ss

NF FE;EaNEiANk :; Il EANEOR.
Would respectfully inform his friends and
the public grn. rl,liy that he now has on hand
nnd n!i'. rs for sale on reasonable tcrm- large
ana splendid assortment OF Cloths, CasSnrrs
IA and Nestrgs, with Hats, Caps, EH
Nh Snslcn.!crs, CrIvnts, Socks, linr lin. AZ
ls. en- and alcrino Shirts, Drawers,
Gloves, hnn,ik crchirfs, Umbrellas. &c.
Men an. Boys Rcauy Mae Clolhing Of eve
ry description ana variety.
Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms, Sword,
T., nu!rt!s &c, furnished ut short nciic-.
Uniforms for Sumter Ri.lcmcn furnished on
reasonable terms.
az Iii, vcs,in.,s re peculiarly rich. consisting
Of far richer pattern. Than ever previously cx-
hibi.d in this market.
Dct lc 1851 81 If
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A love of truth, delicate regard
for the feelings Of others, a simplici.
t.y Of speech, an Inherent and rc;i-
ring moaesty, regard for God AID
religion, rcnl love for what is rcalyy
virtuous, these constitute a beauty
merltorious and worthy Of posses
sion. The sick bed will test it, but
it vii! shine brighter there: time,
with his itching fingers, cannot steal
it, for it is locked within treasury
that never yet was robbed while all
these were its safeguard and it can
be improved every hour, yes, every
moment, till it shall slime in the slo
ry Of perfection.
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N. CIR A n E.,
Manufacturers Of BIgsies,
LIGHT CARRJSEE,S e.,
LIGHT CARRIAGES 4,

Returns his sincere thanks to ssa4rg "
The citizens of Sumter District ial9-15I5s3ES
Tor their liberal patronage hilher- w ~
70 hcsiowcd and bsgs eaxe In inform them ,ha,
hr kcSis ,t,S;aistje ON hand the above articles
"i his own manufacimrr un,i wnrniuts tho same
To hc OF tiir best material, workmanship, and Of
The latest style. His prices shall compete with
the Charleston prices, and nv to durability. no
comparison: to be convinced. you will please
call NJ his Cnrr!nuc Repository un Bron,l Street,
under the Town Hall and examine for your.
selves.
WIKI twenty years experience, and Libcrty's
aid.
He'll Vie with the country aud the arts of
his trade.
May li,h, 1851 20 &c
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Educational Notice.

THO sccVnH Session Oi The Bradford
Springs Ec,nalc Institute Will begin on
Tucshay 9Th o:July with an enlarged mum
bcr Of teachers and !l,ucrin. prpspcc,
an increased number Of Pupils. In lie
place o! Miss ELLIS resigned to 20 North
the Board have unanimously elected Miss
IS. SrAlN, ana appointed Miss a. O. Rrr-
LEY OF Charleston, Assistant Teacher in
Music and oTnamcntaI literature.
y. i. MClAURIN, Syc'ry.
limo o.lih IShl 2l II
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Notice,

The Bank of the State Of South Carolina, v.
VIM X. Davis. E,'or. Of lnhn n. Davis
Masters Office, l'h August, lS5l-In pur,,,-
nncc Of ,lu. Decree. notice is hereby given to the
creditors of jain n. Davis. dccenscd, 81 come
il, and prove their debts before me, on or before
the lst of January next, Otherwise they wi!! III
excluded the brnciit of the Decree.
JAMES w. GRAY Muster in EyuIy
August ~, 1851. I3-tislj
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What n curious being printer is.
He stands when hr sets and sriS when
he stands, and when he wishes to sci
viii, ease he always siunds crrct 1t
is, however, the nature of The case
which causes him 10 stand.
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

GSeEsSsA J. J.. HAYNESWORTH,
t}3SJA DENTIST, would respectfully
11lb !-Il--ltl notify his patrons and si.o com
mu',ity in general, il,ut ho has removed 10 his
rusidcnee-- nearly opposite the Male Academy,
whore s,a may be found ut all times. except
WHOM atmrnt from Town ot business for fuw
days together, Of whict, due notice will he gwen
Sumtcryille, September ., 1851. 45-3m
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Steel and Bead BAGS,

SHELL, TUCK, AND SIDE COMBS.
Bullnlo do, Buffalo Rcd,!ing and English Horn
do Hair and Goat Brushes. Fancy SOAPS,
Eairlcts &c., aud u great many fancy articles,
expected in few days, all OF whici, will be
suld l"w by w. J. FRANCIS.
Opposite +. }. & VI. Noses Law Ofcs,