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Spring and Summer Goods.


The subscriber will receive in E.yv DAYS n
handsome assortment Of Spring and Summer
Goods. consisting IN par; aS iulows.--
CAIltOES; GnghaIns. French. Engish and
American; Chambrry: Plaid Muslin; Or.
CANDY do, Printed lnconct; Ombra cmbh
Swiss Muslin; Plaid Swiss do; Dotted do
do; Bercgcs;
Lace ManiIlaS; Linen Camhric Ilhf~. from
J? - /" 81; Jenny Lind Scarf Belts: Rlondc
Wells, Black Silk Lace do Einhr'd Cun.: do
Sleeves; Worked Collars; I.acrs. ElcingS and
lnscriings; Agate Buttons for Dresses Linen
Goods oi various qualities. Hosiery. Gloves.
Fans; Parn~'s, of all qualities: U,nhrrI!a>
Emhr'l. Salchcls; Combs, brushes, Pcriu,ncry,
&c Nc.
Ready Wade Clothing.
Drah ihcaycr) Hats. black do. high and nw
crown; Pam,ma, Lcchurii, Straw Palm Leaf
and Pearl Sporting do.
Groceries
Coffee. Sugars, NIolasscs. salt. White wine and
Cider Vinegar; Rice; Pepper, :Iplcc. Ginger;
Pickles; Wine, Soda and Batter Crackers: Figs
Rnisins; Gingcr Pra>crvc.; Sardinrs, Starch
Soap, Candles, %c &c.
Sr@ars.
10000 Fine Spanish Srgars; half Spani~l, do
Eld"rndo, Gold Leaf, Rough and READY and
common Tobacco, for sale low for cash or 10
puncinui customers. by w. J. FRANCES.
Under the office of the Sumter R,uncr.
April
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oooo Spanish Segars for sale hy
Feb 18th, 1851 II ,f
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CT OCE ERIES.
Received this day:
1000 lbs Bacon SIDES and Shoulders,
20 Barrels Baltimore Flour,
Sardincs and Lobstcrs,
Stuffed Olives,
French Olives and Catsups, Pickles, &c.
English and American Mustards,
West India preserves,
Brandy Fruits, Prucs, &c.
WINES.
Madeira, Port, MoIcga, Toncrina, and
Clarct,
Lemon syrup,
Candies assorted.
Washing Fluid.
For aa!c by l.. b. HANKS.
June 25lh, 1851 35 If
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Lard.

800 lbs Prime Lard No. ]. Maokercl, Sn.
gar, Coffee, and Ten, just received and for sale
low by ~ w. J. FRANCIS.
Jrnc 49, Ff HrE
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! sDR. s. r. TowEsrsp--i verify believe yonr Sarss.
paEiia has been tho means. through ffnvidence,
OF saving my life have for several years had y
Dad Cough. II became worse nnd worse At last
raised large Quantities Of blood had night s.yeatn
and was greatly debiltatcd and reaueoa, and did
Parilla short time. and there has a. gonde eIfuss
change been wrought in me, an now able To-
walk all over the city. raise no blond. md my
am thankful for these results. Your nbedieutl
servant '.j sWM. russell, 6a Catherine. az -
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Aleany. APRIL J, 1871. 3 " Z = z, ss A1s G
+ Pr ns Tcwnsenas PRINCIPAL oasse hss hses
rshoss6 re ifon; l26 Fulton, 10 ST. Nasss rsrsvs IL
S s ,!1t p.leing fosiasrly occupied the snEsN
,Aatsrs!.ile ileiaing g tts, No. & sia ana
slra- =. kiddrr, No 100 gcatt.sssees, bezsdn -
9amnsi sidaet Jr, Iowoit fiepry rtets sialsf,a
lanes u Green. Warresisf ~ "A iltsaA K tsAaft
ns,onsotd ~, Balch & sen,s sud sbis
tp.Inggists end ssat tha
United sfates. fYct, Index ssss tha GEtsdas,
ss For sale in ,Sass,e e,
AZ. 4. e. 10 SIS;
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On. g. r. Townsrsn-pssr sir: have the plea.
been cured Of the sc!ofula by the use of yna,r
excellent medicine, They were afflicted SofY
severely with bad Sores; have taken only four
bottles; Il took then, away, for ,s hiet 1 feel mr
self urdor great otga,iots. a. tgss7. -
Very respectfully, -8
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
C'IiINA.

The Overland Mail brings adyices and journals
from Singapore to June l. The cholera, witch had
broken out some SIX weeks previously Is estimated
to have swept away nearly one thousand persons
Malays Chinese, and natives OF India. Al The date
above mentioned the disease had subsded, but on
The Malayan peninsula the most fearful ravages were
hcing made. especially among the inhabitants OF
Calantan. Tringanu, and Pahang The cholera had
likewise broken ont IN Siam ana 'ochlh-thma'
where its ravagcs were unmtgatcd by mclclnc, re-
lance being placed IN charms 10 stay IT'S progress
Conn nts were made Of the great number OF ugerS
on ne island OF sing pore many persons had oeeh
e,rr,d off ny these beasts and the utmost cOnsor-
r,atitn prevailed among The cultlvatOrS whose plant
a, ors are chiefly surrounded by dense Jungle, now
in course OF beng cleared by convict labor, bu' the
work necessarily proceeds with much tardlnesS
from China the news Is unmportant. The lnsur-
cents IN the KWangsl provinces were stu IN iorcc,
and prcpalaiiOnS were actively carried on NJ canton
against them tS many ~ D WO mea says lhe rFieha
~ Lal have been seen 10 pass up the rVer IN ooals
al aCCou,rcd for immediate aclIon. lhey appear w
he lrveS from the northeast coast, speaking an en-
ircly different dialect from that spoken by the Can
ton people.
We have well authenticated rumors, also, oil Sc
nous r>lpp IN the western districts of the kwanS-
lung province. II Is now some time since a report
reached Us that the insurgents, IN order TO Keep u
a communication with the seaooard, haj Wtacked
Kou-ch,u.hl a departmeAial CITY, on the bank ct 4
riycr about thirty miles from the boundaries oi
kwang,i and midway between them ana the sea
and OF our Hong Kong spectators, we are 'olu'
have already sent cmlssaIles down lherc loi inc p-
nose of buymg live stock, vegetables, ana V.Hcl
plumber, cheap .o
At Hons. Kong there was nothing stirring. The
Trifad of CHINA saws 1--WE have again 10 report
upon The improved health OF the troops IN garrison.
/ TO the present date there have been only three
! deaths IN both European and native Regiments, WIN
a SEX list now numbering ~ This contrasts favor
ably with the sanitary report for the month OF May
last year. when Is deaths were recorded"
\ letter from Hong kong, May q, says Tue Brt,
ish clipper vessel Reindeer arrived from LlycrRooI
on the 9lh-l30 DAYS passage from port to pert The
American clipper ORIENTAL. from London arrived on
the llth-ll7 days passage.
The annual competition for prizes at Canton by
about 3OO0 OF the hftran occasions there al present
considerable excitement
frees fer imports had receded In tea some busi-
ness had been done both for England and America
From Shanghai our advlccs do not extend beyond
the 7ih of May. The import market was dull, and IN
exports little dong The silk season was consiered
nearly closed There would be no further direct
,>hlnmCnt 10 Great Briialn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01

FRoM BuFNos AYREs.-From the report
of news from Buenos Ayrcs received IN England by
the steamer Fay We take the following items, which
are not contained IN our Buenos Ayrcs exchanges of
May oath
From BuenOs AyTes we learn that the detection
of UrQui2a from RosaS, upon which doubts had been
thrown, IS nOw confirmed. On the 2jih oil Way, the
anniversary OF the revolution, four great flags were
exhibited ID the Square da Victoria, IN BucnosAyres,
on which were inscribed, Death 10 the traitor, r-
quZa," and bands Of men. headed by music, parafed
the streets, breathing vengeance against tAe chiet o
EntTtIloS.
Rosas making active preparations To oppose
hostile attacks. Lcycs we're beng made IN Tue
country round Buenos Ayrcs, the militia had oeen
replaced or training. 100 men had been ordered
from Sarta Ft under the command of Col Lagos
who was to be oined bv Generals Pacheco ana Nan
ella with what force they could muster An Ameri-
can officer named Coe, had been appointed To com
mand the Argentine squadron, which was expected
shortly 10 leave the Pdrdna.
Intelligence from CerritO announces that orlbe
had declared hiS readiness 10 combat all me enc
mics of RosaS to the death. lie was about 70 con
centratc a san Jose all the forces on The Rio Negro
ard all those divisions were to unite onthe Uruguay
he frontier Of Brazil being Abandoned, ana Tue
cons under DiOnizio Coronfl al terro Largo ochhg
Wuhdiawn. \ general system OF recrultHis ha3
aleo lcen organized all over the country by General
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
The Failure in Baltimore.
WlLLlAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIRES About O'Clock, "Wednesday al
ternoon fire broke on, IN the chair factory Of Mr
A. Wedel. rear ofhis furniture store - Mcs>crolc
t. 81 strict which, With is contents va, destroyed
as was also a range OF COW stables adIonlng-and
lie front building -. together with two other buili-
e> aioiuinz-a all IN front or the factory and stable
considerably injured. Mr.. w was insured on hs
front building nj furniture stock bu' not on tie fac
tory. and will sustain considerable loss The occu-
pants Of adjoining buildings lost considerable iurni-
nire &c. The ire was caused by man placing some
shayne> near a .toye to be used for the heating Of
olue-some sparks iell among them and set them on
fre-tie man ran for pail of water, IA q minute or
two. but before he could return, the shop was IN a
blaze The fire broke ont a sec ond time ABOUT
o'clock IN tie evening. but was soon eXmguiShed.
AYoTnrR.-Bctwcen 10 and IL o'clock
WEDNESDAY evening, a stable on the lime, brlck and
mnb rvaId or Deml Willett, foot Souih-Fi'th''t'
took fire. and soon communicated 70 range OF sheds
used FOR the storage of lime, &C. and also to some
valuable lumber, and destroyed III addition about
$500 worth Of lime, which latter was insured. The
loss was not large This FIRE also broke out second
time about o'clock. Yesterday morning but was sup
ure>sed without dong much injury The FIRE De
parment deserve great credit tor Their exerpohS Al
these several fires. The origin oi The hTc Is I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
DENMARK AND HOLSTEIN.

Letters OF the 18th Of July, mention the arrival IN
the Holsteln cdntOnments Of detachment of 600
Austrian troops 10 receive similar number which
are being draughted back INTO Austria.
Several persons who arrived at Hamburg from
London have been arrested al the request of the
Governments of Austria and Prussia.
DOmlcllidTy visits, too, have been made By the
Hamburg police. who have examined the papers
and letters Of suspected persons, and who, "not
finding anything" our correspondent assures US
" cCphrmatory Of the suspicious entertained, have
arrested the owners Of The holses foT that very
reason"
This conduct has excited he greatest ndignliion
throughout Hamburg II Is, however, said that The
sing OF Hanover has refused to lend himself TO suc
yrCccodines, and that he has firmly resisted the
lures of foreign Powers who promised him a Tc-
clprociy Of prosecutions against persons suspected
oi political ofeHSCS.
Great disgust, too bds been excited by The decree
Of The Austrian Government prohibiting the use OF
aIy books public and ether schools that have been
NnttCn by PrOtcStaHts.
The accounts from Copenhagen arc OF the llthIust.
The Ministerial crisis continues and no authentic
lumors have iranspircd as TO It's inai result.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
l)IA

News from Calcutta to the %. Madras the gtn Of
June Hong Kong tao 21d, and Singapore the 3lst Of
May las reached LONDON.
The news from the northwest frontier IS OF more
pacific character than It has been lately The hill
men are all quiet no apprehcnslons OF any immeii-
atc outbreak aIe entertained aud All troops have
IpCn withdrawn from the advanced posts TO which
tlcy had been moved expectation of an outbreak.
Al Lahore itself the military hospitals are fast hu-
mo with En- .Sh soldiers labOrIng under lever
from the kingdom Of Dude the latest advlces are
dated the 23d MAY. The ZemindaT Of kuDpradeen
has evacuated that fort, but has now fed into anoth-
er stronghold. Captains MagneSs and Bunbury have
cauronadcd IT for nine days and al last shoited HIM
ont Lucknow has lust been the scene OF most r.
oious proceeding. causing the loss of more than
twenty men killed and wounded. The scene of ac-
ion was at lIoSsenabad.
During the storm with which Southern India was
visited In the commencement OF May, the bridge IN
process of construction over the Canvey, near Trl
ch,nopoly sustained serious damage The progress
OF ms important and expensive work has been sinsu
larv slow and unfortunate.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Trade Report.

NNpOS, TUESDAY EvCGng, July ~.
Go NJ ii has days market has not been at
SO"A- Inc ,suN e 'ndis preyl.uS rates were not m
ali sal sfacory For West he sses Of Mana, yen'
many cases maintained and - ,I - -, ' =,
"a heavily Bengal Sugars sol1 n~ hcn, tH, 80 S ~
toTllor pTlceS OF AGO bass MauifA % - - 80 AZ
sold NJ SIS 81 g. Sos or low g. very " t @ "
2QQo lags Rsngsl brought SIS to Ais 6d % LOW saS 20
good whe 8enaIes; A. to As 6d for fine y. NV u 90 ~
a., td lor mtd ns 10 tnc white Coslpore g'' beTe iS
lin0 az stS 10 3's 10 hoSShealS West lndii "''S
Sold to-day cargo Of go boxes yellow Hawai- Il ~
-, has been sold afoat for Bristol at 2is a' per cwt -
CORES Tho Co.Ce market quiet TODAY and -
i,ccs obtained the public sales dd not alter quotations
OF casks and bags Plantation ein the chief part sold
iict BAGS Native were bought m. Ahoui $40 hass have
St crVrly been disposed Of 40 SIS per cwi, 295o bags
Costa hc wlhdfwu 1ch above the market value,
zee lass lOa tcs auA iiS Porto Rico also cherry
taken at high priceS.
KfCE The msrkct continues duh o. bags Bengs were
,asied TO-DAY bct bought above the market value
SsLrrLTHR $50 bags BeI gal were brought forward
tn "a, at auction aG we've Al withdrawn n 5S 6l ls2s i'f
f1 to-. 4 cent. Iciiacf,
lNuIGc The 4 catalogue WAS resumed this morning and
2g chests were PASSED ol which LIS were Withdrawn,
II M and SOLD Prices without atera-
ton fo the PREVIOUS currency where Unsupported Ben
sal Ind ses om 2d 20 3d below May sales for good
qualities and Sd o si for inferior and consuming kuTpah
Madras neglected 81 % al discount d't Leaf MADRAS
: demand az last sale prcts .0r good qualities sd 70 III
discount Tor low aid oitlraTy
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
ENGLAND.
The Great Exhibition.

The mos, remarkable crcum, tance to be noted IN
ihc record OF Yesterdays proceedings at the crystal
Palace was the enormous number OF visitor, who At
tended during the day, considerably above 7iQOO
having pa scd the barriers between 10 O'CLOCK IN thc
morning and g IN the evening. Ihere was at one
Denod CT 900 persons thin the building, equal 10 the
population O large continental cllv, or tourth OF
hhh rate town IA ouG OHn country.
There were great numbers OF farmers tending from
all parts OF the country TO the Windsor Cattle SHOW
and they no doubt took London IN Their way, IN Order
/. have pecp al the wonders IN Hyde Park. As yes
trriays nu,r rbcTs may probably not again DC equaue1
il viii bc worth while to note ihc rate AT whch tne
visitors poured in. IL O'Clock. Z-Ubs, ~ O'clock, ~
IN O'Clock, li,1I2 O'Clock, G,l02 3Oclpck, L.,
ts79 O'Clock, l,421 O'CLOCK, Go0. such an eKlrd-
ordinary assembligc could not, OF course be collect
cd IN one spot without producing perccptlh!c m
crease of excitement IN the vicinity. During the
morning the footpahs on both SIDES OF The road pre-
sented one continued stream OF pedestrians and the
carriage. way from Hyde PMk'coFner down To ihe
Exhibition was dense mass OF ohn'9usSes ca1s, a,S,
vans aad other vehicles of all sDT'S ana sizes I'i
MAJESTY arrived shortly after . O'Clock, accompanied
by Prince Albert and inspected the Austrian loEs
and glass The Queen Afterwards examined the Aus
tran aud Lyons silk, and devoted some llne 10 lne
Inspection oil .ne pCautllui plhed mu>ihs III u'o
Mulhausen gallery NJ.
IIosptal School arrived during her NNestys VISIT
and they were graciOusy pcrmltlcd To form IN me,
and make their o5CisauCes To theit sovereign. ihct'
were one or Two large detachmcntS from thc great
towns In the north and band OF 100 warNlnen IRON
(arshalton, ranked py thctr tlhp,"f'l w, 80,
ar,dge. These men marched up 70 the entrance, WIN
a band OF music at their head, and enjoyed them
selves exceedingly. Several small schools also
came H. but the vast majority OF the vlSl'orS "elc
countryfoik with "A considerable sprnAhng oi iot
eigners These Las, were principally Gcrmins inc
Hull police authorities sent up 20 OF theiI men, ocs
second detachment, and we were GLAD 10 receive
an lnimation that the hints We recently gave 10 WV
Ne,ronohtan commissioners are likely to be acte |
on Ii isundcrsloOd that after the iSt oineM mohth'
when the men will be changed according to custom
each constable viii have a day gwen hiin wiliou'
deduction of pay IN order that he may see lhe IN
hibiiiou
The temperature Of the interior was quic com"I
able during the dav the breeze beng allowed iuil
play across the ,ransopt through the openings re
Gently made The total Police numbers were h
1872
Cash account, July 10.
Se.,on ,,.ko, IL IS
A, ,bc a. 3 500
To,,, ,.,c,r,> ...C l., 500 :
DAILY News, July i6.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
FRANCE.

I'm Monday, July IA, the great debate ON the re-
vision ot the Constitution commenced IN the Cham-
Der of Deputies, whose benches and galleries were
equally crowded
NJ Dupn. President of The Assembly, gave aih-
uonal solC,nnlty 10 the opening o. The debate, 0y
reading short preliminary address. setting forth the
great Importance ot the occasion, and the necessity
of obSevrlrg the wlGcS; tolerance and cancSt mod
sra,ion
NJ. de Payer and NJ DC Y..lloaX had >poAoa when
the mail cN
NN0inN Nl>Vman - announced 10 have turned
UP at asn, where hlS enlnCacc Suddenly appc lred
81 The aS,oniShcI natives ON the aih INST
The CoaSttV'loansl fined 5oafr TO-DAY for pub
hshing letter from Berne. signed only by enc Of
tAC rrdGttttTS.
NJ, DHgNSrre, ihe famous dXcg Of The images of the
camera ooscUra died suddenly The l3.h Al the age
OF e.
Prepara- onS arc making az The Hotel de Vile for
the lete which Sto be given by The City Of Paris 10
the royal commission OF the loa3on Exhibition NJ
Berger project of the ScIne MI set oui for london
10 distribute invitations. Il i expected that Prince
Albert the lord MayOr, and several OF the English
Minister wil be present al this banquet
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01

denco OF Tie United 5tl,es OF North America
caics fiom the i,h Of JUL. and that Of South
Amorlca from the 5'u The only difference -
that you are erest nat"r with al the advantages
Of lcng and uninterrupted progress. while we
are IN The cradle yet. IN regard to almost eve
D;hing.
Tie country remains perfectly tranquil. anl
We are taking advantage OF TINS moment of rest
Money Is abundant on account OF the good prices
Of coffee. cocoa, hides, &c We have no bank
AZ present and the discount for custon-house
notes which used 10 be i cent per month, has
fallen 10 l. cent
Several enterprises are in fair way 10 be- eK-
ecutcd Messrs Harrassonitz x Co, one OF the
weslthiest houses In La Gu.yra AMI Puerto Ca
be.lo, have made contract with this Govern
ntnt to have line Of Steamers to carry mails
and passengers from Cumana 70 Naracaibo. one
Of these vessels i early expected from Balti-
more where she has been built. and Is called
" Bertha Harrassonltz." She will run between
st Thomas and La Guayra and should Mr..
CuraTd, lr. instead of keeping a slow propeller
from New-YCrk to St. Thomas, make up his
rom the Spanish Main would take that way TO
90 to the United States; as the voyage could be
Effected in eigh, days.
Mr. F Coryaia has set the Inhabitants OF this
city Wild about silver mine situated IN Cam
pAro. only five miles from the port. He had, as
mining engineer. contracted IL Philadelphia to
survey the locality and to make an assay on a
large scale of the mineral which abounds IN the
above place Mr De Bussoy has made a favor
able report OF the mines and it Is expected they
vii! be soon worked There Is now some diff
Guilty between the proprietors and Mr.. Corvala'
who 10 not quite agree on the manner OF expio-
ration The latter wants the and OF foreign ca
rltal. which lie could easily get, and the former
desire that the capital should be raised by shares
~ this country.
| think M C. Is right People here are fond
of putting down their names for shares, put 70
nav them hoo oTns ijc lobor 'sf.'
Tie rich coal mines belonging to our Pres-
don't have been given to Nr. Alphonse klde, a
French Enelne6T, t. work them, AMI ny con-
tract he Will pay - cents per tun, OF TINS cur
rcrcy i.r2 per cent less than American money! 10
GorCfal IDse Giceorio Munagas. These mines
alo situated in Barcelona, only three miles rom
the shipping Place 4 contract OF large mum
Ter Of CmgTautS has been made between me
Government and Nj Anderson. who i gone 10
Ireland for them In vessel from Hanbursh,
arrived last week, li0 eUigrants have come 20
tins country, and many more are expected.
WHO had some startling news to day The
Wee. President of the Republic. Seror \. l..
Gu7man, has been poisoned by his servant boy
with arsenic but most fortunately his lite Is ont
Of danger. The boy Is IN goal, and he accuses
his master Of i'll treatment
The L s corvette " Decatur l. IN Ia Guayra
and Will, IT IS reported, leave IN day or two.
Your ob't servt J. F VI
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-01
IRELAND.
of Steamers from Galway.
LII.

Nj p.r,o,1 rFlaherty. OF Galway. who Is now IN
London has conn, unlcated TO the correspondent ol
the Freeman the yer, ~
I" "a s,.T v'V ts & vc made the preliminary ar
ranss%cnis y,,1h Messr> Muller. Ravenhiil Co,
of Backwall. and McSsrs. !onn iVnn 90, S 700 w
Greenwich Tor the mmedis. os ~, r"s
ss"scr, and relcuIae t 70 ner I'm the VOYAGE be
tween Galway and Halifax m bctH> 20 n,ros VII
days. prospectus for the issue q ,IicommanJ
shortly appear, under such auspices asw.
support. r,v out
considerable portion Of the capital to ca. s,,S
the undertaking has II is added, been already NO
scrbed, Il IL said much as f5O,0oO. mcch. ?
OF The irlSh Peers and Members of the House "a
Commons, was held last evening IN London, To adopt
resolutions on the subject OF direct postal commu
nicaiion between Ireland and America. Altogether
pOItsncC.