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Ste eI and Bead Bars.

SHELL, TUCK, AND SIDE COMBS,
Buffalo do, Buffalo Rcddi'g and English Horn
do. Hair and Goa, Brushes. Fancy SOAPS,
EAlrncts. &c. and great m;sily fancy articles,
c1poc,cd in II !.w days, all OF which will be
sol. low 10y w. }. FRANCIS,
Opposite +. }. & NJ. Moses Law Office.
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Hats and CaUS,

The fnbscrib.r will receive in few days. a
very fine assortment Of Gents and Buy's iIar.
and Caps, whi, ii will !. sol,! ~ unus,l.ll, !.,,
prices ut the siurs Of w. J. FRANCIS
Opposite +. I. n NJ. Moses Law Office
Sept. Is, 1851. A..
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade,
IN CHARLESTON.
w. d. BANCROFT,

Soo ana 2oo hiSC.STREET
(Onc door below Wentworth Street)
We would again respectfully invite the at,en,
ZION of our friends and cuatomers in the country
to our extensive Stuck o! DRY GOODS, when
they visi, our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and Kcrseys
Alabama do do,
Plain and Striped Osnnbcrgs.
I'lcachcd and Brown Domesics
SUPER DUFFIL BI.ANkETS-DIRECT
IMPORTATION
We"ould also part rticularly invite attention to
our IMPCNTATl"N Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS. being onr Of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN TIE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We nrc also prepared TO furnish every article
i'll the Dry Goods Line, viz: iIuricrs, Go!vcs,
Linens, Flunnels, Cloths. .Casimcrs. Bombazncs,
Alpaccas. Mercnoes, NIollss,iluin dc I>nincs,
Plnids, .Iaconets md Swiss Muslins, Furniture
Dimi,y. Prints. Ginghams, Shawls. Lnccs, Edg.
ing. Ribbons, Trimmings. &C., &c.
Sep,cm or 90 1851. 45-.,f
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A, F. Allen,
PLASTERER AND BRlCKLAYER,

PLASTERER AND BRlCkLAYER,
Having had considerable experience in
N The above line of business, respect
ESA fully solciis a share o; the patron.
age OF the public. All Jobs entrust
cd TO him, will be executed with neatness
and dispatch. and warranted to give satis.
faction. Mastering finished in superior
styic.
Juno ~ 90
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Ready Made Clothing,

Will tr received in n few days, n very
fine Stock Of Ready Made Clothin.--consistinu
OF every article ot Gent. wear. and will BE-
sold low, by W. j. FRANCIS.
Oppisite +. }. d NJ. Moses Law Onlcc
Sept. Is, 1851. t7-tf
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Election Notice

In pursuance Of an net Of the Legislature. TO
provide for the Election of Members TO n
election directed us 10y his E1celIrncy Governor
Means, the polls will opened In Sum,ervills on
the second Monday in October and day after.
(l3ih and l4,h,) for TWO deputies To- Repycaent
this Congressional District in. n Southern Con-
gross, J. O, l1ERIOT.
G. w: BRADFORD, Managers
j. J, KNOX,
September 9, 1881. i6lf
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Notice.

The Bank Of the State of South Carolina. vs..
WIN Il. Davis, Ea'or. Of John N. Davis.
Masters Office, llth August, l85l.--In pIrsu.
ance of the Decree. notice il hereby given the
creditors of John N. Davis. deceased, To oonno
in and prove their debts hefnre ME, on or before
the lst Of Jnnnnry next. otherwise they will be
excluded the benefit of the Dccres.
JAMES w. GRAY, Master in Equity
August -, 1851. 43-tlstj
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Il Y MENEAL.

Married on Wednesday evening at Har-
mony Hall, near Bradford Springs, by the
Rev. EDWIN CATER, M. p. MAYES. Esq.
and Mrs. MARTHA M. MCBRIDE, both
Of Salem (Black River.)
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Ladies Dress Goods.

Ladies Dress Goods.
The subscriber will receive to-day. n hand
.ome 10, OF colorcd MUSIINS and GING.
HAMS.
Black Granadine NIantlos,
Colorcd Bcrcge Man,les,
Plaid Lace and Embroidered Jaconcts,
Wbite Organdy and Swiss Masiins, !
7., White hioAair all CulaseG Skigia. -A-
i.inen Ginghams,
Parasols and Fans.
Lnces. Edgings, Trimmings, &c.
Steel Bags, etc.,
TABLE COVERS.
Worstcd and Cotton Table Covers,
Bird Eye Diapers.
Dleachod Dowlas for Towels,
Cotton Huckaback Towels,
Pavilion Gauze. ,
SILK BEREGES AND TISSUES,
AT Charleston prices.
Ladies' Linen Caters,
Kid Slippers, Duskins, &c. g.
For sale by
L. B. HANKS.
Sumterville, July Q, 1851 80 If
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Wanted to Hire.

From 50 to IS able bodied lnborers, and Is
or 20 Colonel Carpenters, for the !aborers SIS
per mouth will br given, and for the Carpenters
$50 J. u. BLASDlNG.
August 18th, 1851 43 O.
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Ribbons.

A beautiful nssaorimcn, nf BONNETS, CAP
md NECK RIBBONS-alqo, All COLOR and
wi,iths Of Satin and Tuffcla Ribbons jus. re-
cevcd and for rnle low by w. }. FRANCIS.
Sent. Is ISL I7-tf
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

@Nr-TSA J. j.. HAYNESWORTH,
fYSSA DENTIST, would respectfully
1iIIb notify his patrons md the com
munity in general. tho, lie has removed to his
rcsdence-nenrly opposite tn. Male Academy,
where he may be found nt all times, except
wher nbsent from Town on business for n faw
days together, Of which due notice will be gwen.
Sumterville, September 2, 1851. 45-3m
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LEMiN d. AVEILIIE,

At t'r'r new Store, Northwest Corner Of
Eas, Bay and Cu.ubcrls nd streets, offer ivr -h-,
on accommodating terms, and in lots to suit
purchasers the following articles, viz:
IS hhds. strictly choice Porto Rico SUGAR.
80 do. choice Mnscovado Sugar.
50 do. fair to prime do. do.
Ann, ALSO.
30 hhds. heavy md sweet w. J. Molasses.
300 bbs. prime and sweet n. o. do
$50 bags green Rio Coffee
100 bags old government Java.
Charleston, Sept. %, 1850. 1873,
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,ys a tract OF land containing 200 acres,
@It.. more or less, lying I've miles below
Carriers Crossing, on the Camden Road, be-.
tween Two and three hundred acres cleared
adjoining lands of WIN. Coopc' G.
Wdhcrspoon, and II. Joscy, belonging 10
tho estate of David f. Wilson. For terms,
apply TO either Of the undersigned.
T.. G.. DUBOSE,
a SCARBOROUGH.
Nov. 9th 1880 u
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

IN ORDINARY.
f.. VI. Clark W T., VI. Gordon and Others
IL appearing 10 my satisfaction that f. NJ
Gordon and wife. Ransom j. Clark. Samuel +.
Clark ani John NJ. Clark, defendants in the
above stated case, reside without this state
1t Is therefore ordered that they do appear and
object to the division sale Of The Real Es,at.,
Of Snmue. Clark deceased, on or before the
eighth day Of January mcNt, or their consent to
the same will bu entered nf record.
w. LEWIS, o. S. ID.
Sept. 9th, 1851 10 If
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BOnnets 4! Bonnets |!

a Fine Assortment Of l.ndicp and Misses
Bonnets, consisting vi Satin. English Syaw, &c.
for sale low by w. J. FRANCIS.
Sept Is, 1851. 47-n
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who haze opened their extensive new store,
situated at the North West corner Of
Cumberland and East Bay streets.
On Saturday last wc, in company with
large number of our citizens, were pres
ont, by invitation Of the spirited proprctors,
AZ the opening of their establishment, and
partook Of splendid collation.. prepared
for the occasion by tla, ell known cater
er' Mr.: William Greer, of the French
Goffee House. The concomitants were
crowded in great abundance. and were of a
most recherche quality, and the company
parted highly gralificd with the hosptalities
OF their kind entertainers, after having ex.
pressed many good wishes for their sue
cess in their new domicic.
This store was built by Mr.. G. w.
Black, for Messrs. Leman & Avelhc.-
Its length is IDS feet inches, and its
width is % feet 6 inches. The adjoining
store has hccn built for James Marsh, Sen
Esq, hy James p. g. r. Earle. It's depth
is 80 feet and it's width about the same us
that Of Messrs. Leman g. Aveilhc. The
other two stores OIL ti:is block, which now
presents as fine range Of buildings as
any in the city, were bull, short time
since for 0. J. Chaittc, Esq. The own-
ers Of these fine buildings, which are an
ornament to the vicinity, deserves much
credit for their public spirit and enterprise.
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Boots and Shoes.

ussu SOUTHERN MADE PLAN -ss,
R@A TATION RROG A n S.-F&A
9aS- HOUSE SERVANT SHOES. w.
&c, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NO.
80, EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, SO. CA.
Tive subscriber agent i"r the SOUTH CAR.
OLlNA SHOE FACTORY, ut Chnrles,on,
S. c., and the CIlERAW FACTORY nt Che
raw, S. C., will offer for sale in this market by
the lst of September. large suppl Of south.
crn made PLANTATION BRO ANS and
HOUSE SERVANTS SHOES, together with
general assortment Of BOOTS and SHOES,
which will hc sold at tho lowest market prices
for goods or a similar quality.
X. A. FRlNGLE,
Dcnlc in Brognns, Boots nrs! Shoes.
No. 80, East hay.
August. ID, 1851. Am,
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Wreaths and Sprigs.

lot of beautiful White WREATIlS and
SPRlGS. jus, pceiyrd und for sale low by
Sept -. W. J. FRANCS.
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WIN. Allston Gourdin,

22o-AAGaE~cos.s2
NO. sc, EAsT-RAY. CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Is prepared 10 make liberal uivsaces "a
on COnsigImen,s c, As
RlCe, Cotton, Corii,s ssnsnr.
Flour, Grain, HAY, DC. s.
hEfERENcEs.-Missrs. 4onrdin, Ma,il,i.
essen, & Co, GeorgsfA. Hoplcy, Aloazoj
Esq, Greenville, s. G.. l
April "a, ..eEe ze. $, a6 ~
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Notice

I appoin, Mr.. II. W. Gardner my attnrnay
during my absence from the State. 8
L. D. HANK is.
,ohugpsi 'a'b. 'ssi ais
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Land For Sale,

Aug. ID 1850
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Notice..

Su,n,crville. Aug. 5. 1851. Il
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Bounty and Claims.
Soda Water

For Sa,aM 4 Z ].
SGsns ass
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept ~, 1851.
ious before tho hony epponicd, the
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LOCAL MATTERS.

| The arguments in this case occupied the whole
OF the morning Reynolds, District Attorney,
spoke little an hour, with unusual ability.
| he recaptulated the evidence, and with much
skill brought different portions Of it to bear in cor
roooration OF Souchette, the principal witness,
whose character had been assaied by the defence.
He maintained that in all the important particulars
Souchette was sustained by other witnesses For
instance, the threats to shoot the woman were
heard by Haller. His flight, without hat, coat or
shoes, and his denial of having been engaged in
any affray when first arrested. The absence of the
friends who accompanied him to the house, whose
names were unknown to the officers, but who were
within reach Of the accused, was pressed with
telling effect.
r. Hunt, Esq, addressed the Jury for two
hours His object was to break down the testi.
mony OF Souchette, who received, at his hands,
most terrible excoriation.
Mr.. Grymes on the same side, spoke only ten
to the great disappon tment of large au
dence. Mr.. Grymes speaks so rarely in criminal
cases, and always with much effect, that one Of
his arguments is thing to be treasured up We
consider him the perfect model of the forensic ora
tor. There theatre starts, attitudes and
pauses-no tearing passi.-. ..a...4.r--,,, 80.
Whispers. nc ihduiges IN no storms " to wait a
Gather, or to drown fly" He is never guilty Of
hat vicious style, which invests with the utmost
pomp Of diction trivial details or papable truisms
On the contrary, his manner is marked by that
serenity which is the most beautiful exhibition of
Intellectual power-while his sentiments are
couched in the language best adapted, rising and
falling with his theme. We regret that yesterday
he declined to argue this cause.
The District Attorney closed, replying to the
points presented by Mr.. Hunt with marked sue
cess.
The charge by Judge Larue was impressive and
learned. No objection made to it by either
side. The Jury were out almost an hour, and re-
turned with verdict of Guilty of Manslaughter"
As several bills of exception were taken to the
ruling of the Judge on legal questions, we presume
an appeal will be taken.
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Some Writing ON a Rail.

"We may rail at this life " writes Thoma,
Moore in one of his most beautiful lyrics. The
permission thus generously given to all the world
and his wife by the Irish poet, has been amply
taken advantage of by the Recorder of the Second
Municipality, who seems to have been seized with
kind OF carpenters itch for railing all around
him. There is this one redeeming feature in the
matter, however, that while he subjects every one
to the railing mania, he has determined to fare
no better himself for you can scarce tell whether
tbs on the bench he sits, whether he may not
be squatting on rail, unless you come very close
up to his Rhadamanthus-ship, from the profusion
OF rails by which he is surrounded. Rails in his
front-rails al his back-rais for the witness
rails for the lawyers-on account of the spirit Of
raillery which pervades the bar-the reporters are
rallied in with the permission at times to rail at
each othcr-the offenders on bail have a rail Of
their own-the offenders unbaable and unbailed
are rallied in, the men rallied in on one sde-tbe
women rallied on the other. The audience, whether
standing or sitting, curse the rails which keep
them in the rear of the building. But there is a
beautiful relief on this particular rail- IT'S studded
thickly with iron spikes about five or six inches
high, and is the chef-d'euvre, the cone OF the
Capitol OF CaldweFs ingenuity! But why should
we rail at this? Is not the Captain of the Police
rallied in as well? The Recorders Clerk, to whose
politeness and affabity the press-gan are par.
ticularly indebted, is rallied in on the highland
the small portion OF the Court left unraed will, no
doubt, share the same fate, should the Council
continue to sanction the unnecessary outlay of the
public money, of which the Recorders railing
project is not the strongest evidence.
"When Birnam wood shall move to Dunsi-
name, the Recorder would do we'll to beg, at
the hands of the Council, the appointment of
special committee to request from the Ounce
name people, (who are, no doubt friendly to the
views OF the Recorder of the Second MuuicipaItv1
that the wood would be permitted to move on a
little to the Balize and thence to the Mupicipal
Hall, Second Municipality, where, if properly
decaptated, it might perform the part of rail.
around the outside Of the Recorders office-a pro-
)ect not at all unlikely to be sorming the battle
ments of the Recorders brain at the present
moment. a
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wound sewed up and dressed, and the patient sent
to the hospital. McCan was not arrested at the
last accounts.
Since writing the foregoing Langdon has died
in the Charity Hospital, where he was brought BY
some persons unknown, from the city of La.
fayette, between 10 and o'clock yesterday. He
was a native of Ireland, was in the enjoyment of
rudy health, was in the prime of life, being oulv
% years Of age, when he was ushered into the
presence Of his God with only few short hours
notice. An inquest was held in the afternoon of
yesterday, when the Coroner's Jury returned a
verdict that the deceased died of a punctured
wound IN tho chest inflicted by some person, ..u.
*''oscH. This is not a strange return under the
circumstances. Lafayette it would seem took NO
official action on the matter, and therefore anv clue
as to the person who killed Langdon was not to
be had officially at all events, by the CITY autbor.
ties here o. ..
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One Of the OSuuiUan Bear Family.-Johu
oSullivan, loquaclous, rough looking customer
was fined five dollars yesterday by the Recorder
for interfering with watchman of the Municipali.
ty in the discharge of his duty, on the previous
night. Being remanded until the fine would be
paid, he Justify resisted the officers while bringing
him through the court to the lock. up and in a mo-
ment all was uproar and confusion. The Recorder
called him back and committed him for forty. eight
hours to Jail. Even under this additional punish
ment, ms conduct towards the officers in passing
through the court was nothing more or less than
a repetition of the offences charged.
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Corners Arrested. The Second Municipality
police made descent yesterday on brace of
worthless, father and son, who are charged by them
with being coners. They found in their possession
dies, milling apparatus, and stamps, for the purpose
of manufacturing spurious coin. From the quantity
of base coin now aAoat, there must be a number of
coiners in the city. The police should keen sha,n
look out for such customers.
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Throat Hill,
BRONCHITIS,
CONSUMPTION.
NJ The difference between these in
language adapted to readers by Dr. HALL Canal st
E&- Sold for 81, at "A Camp by fe6f / B. STEEL.
A CARD.

"A CARDs
THE sanitary condition of the city of New Or
leans exciting the attention of the Board of Health
and the Medical Faculty, has led q full investigation
the re0f and to compa by Dr. Sm0nds Of the statst
cal tables of hygiene and moruary facts which are aid be-
tore the community in Of lectures at Lyceum Hall
mortality bis Of Boston and New Orleans. at different De-
great improvement discovered in both places within
to increased cleanliness induced BY Shower Bathing
and the SHOWER BATH affording the most econo mcai
ana convenient mode of treatment, readily adopted
Hence the improved health of that city. The Increased
health and consequent dmnuton of the mortuary bs Of
new orleans are greatly Attributable the use of the PER
the hot weather which they are exposed
manifest by Their rudy faces cheerful feelings and elastic
they use the PERRYAN SHOWER BATHS, which ape
for sale at the manufacturers, e, WOOD PERRY e
Jeo I'm 50 Magazine street
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Fifth District Court.-TAe Southern Mutual
Insurance Company-The dissensions among the
stockholders Of this company which have furnished
scandal Tor the newsmongers during the past week,
are about to he transferred from the newspapers to
the courts. John Calhoun John Bach and others
have applied to Judge Buchanan for an Injunction
to prevent the payment of portion of the profits to
the subscribers of the guaranty fund. Durant and
Horner for petitioners.
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a Craze charged dark q6atr-T. W. B.
odam, the gardener of the st. Louis grave yards,
caught four slaves little after sunset, on Tuesday
evening, namely Daniel belonging to Christy-
Winny of McKilly-Ned of Parker and Melia of
Hurst, stealing the flowers from the graves,
wherein he brought them before Recorder Genois
yesterday, who sent Winny before Judge Derbes
and let the rest off with IS lashes each.
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NEW MUsIc:..NEw MUSIC.

TYLER HEWITT, Piano Forte and Music
- Store 30 Camp street, have just received from ,,s1
the North over Five Hundred New Pieces of MI. kf71A.
SIC from various composers, and suitable to play X&
eLs q al grades Among these pieces may be found 1
the following beautiful compositions, viz: ~
Drinking Song" from Macbeth, by Verdi the cele
9fatea Kcc Wnz as sung with snch great success at
Sgnor Bse favorite air Of Sulla popa del MIC BRICK
aIodl Polka S!eighde Polka )" Fantase from the
all BY strakoseh Goodbye Polka Mysostis Polka
mountain Daisy Jetty Trefz great song; Poikas
quantities. 'o''''' ''''' Ill s'0a'
Il Musical Merchandise of all kinds.
.myN TYLER HEWITT, 80 Camn street
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fl Sta66ing ARRAY in Latayats-Death of
tho aomnded mGn-An ARRAY took place about
9 o'clock on Tuesday night last on board the
steamer New Orleans, while discharging freight
opposite the city OF Lafayette, between two deck
hands, John Mclean and Thomas Langdon, which
resulted in the latter being stabbed by the former
between the heart and one lobe of the lungs.
Medical assistance was Immediately procured-the
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ng-shot-ism.-The examination of Charles
Mooney, charged with attempting to strike James
Tyrrell on the head with sung shot, on Tchoupi.
toulas street, on Monday last, was yesterday ixed
by the Recorder for Monday next. The accused
exhibited in court shirt literally covered with
blood, and the back part of his head exhibited the
strongest proof that he hadn't it exactly all his own
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u Mrs. SHERMAN, thankful for past favon and
liberal patronage in her line of business happy to inform her
friends and the public that she from No. 26
1893 St Charles street. prepared to receive and
ut Ladies and Children with the following articles, wits
sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL Sup
PoRTkRs, DR.. Banning's BODY BRACES, Dr. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES. Mrs. Bets SUPPORT.
Frs, Dr. Thompson's SUPPORTERS. etc. etc.
% Hours Of attendance, morning from A. AZ ,,
O'Clock p NJ and in the evening, from till s Pm.
10 Females will attendance assist and wait uron sds
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Second Munictpainy-Reco Cou,t-Ar-
ra'gnsd.-Anderson, the slave belonging to D. T.
donovan, was arranged on the charge of stealing a
bale Of cotton belonging to Robert Abbot & Co.,
and pleading not guilty, was remanded for exami-
nation on Monday next. Michael Manning, who
was to be examined yesterday on the charge of re.
ceiving the cotton, had his examination at the in
stance Of the court postponed to the 23d inst
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n Loaisiana-C Collegiate Department
H. named gentlemen have been elected
PFol 4ie University of Louisiana:
Claud1m W. Seap, (late U. s. Army Professor
Of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy William
9. Duncan, A. M, Professor of the Greek and
Latin Languages and Literatures; Mare Roux,
Professor of the French Language and Literature !;
Hermann Kohlmeyer, Ii. D., Professor of He.
brew and o.her Oriental Languages and Litera.
tures 1h9 Danish and German sProSs~owhips-
win bsn early date.
H. a. ISN'T of the University will be
opened on NJ first Monday in November next
The well known abilities of the President, Judge
Theodore H. McCaleb. IL D., and the charac-
fer Of the above appointments, are gratifying as
suFances Of the success of this department.
Bear in mind The choice Lunch at the Shades this morning
at hafpast TO-
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sHAKEsPEAR IRON EouNDpv

2U6 G5r0d Street, Neav Orleans.
WHEELER, GEDDES u CO., would res.
RsetpI!y inform the public that they are now prepare,
q w ~ EEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MILL
and saw "a T Mil MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK
% Ss Tables Stay Plates, Switches Chairs ETC. on
ehe snortest houce and the most approved system
laying Lathes OF various enab led to turn and
~ Orders for Columns, Pipes. Wheels, Furnace Montbs
rate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors, Gallery
and Tomb Ratings, Shafts and Pueys Axes Hni RnYas
m as Stove Plates ventators Sash Weights, ETC., will
to execute any orders that may be received "o'A"eh
PLEASE address to ''"''""'' a'ehueu TO- which
WHEEhER GEDDEs & CO., NewOreans, La,
''f' "hEELEk, s,,,o J. GEDDES,
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