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MERCAL P0LTTY, MAN
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II A. PRINGLE, No. no, East Raw .,r.st
w Charleston, South Carolina Importer a
French CALF SKINS; Manuihctursrh A.s.,
and Dealer IN BROG.a.N,S. BOOTS snd sBoxs ,
:, made on consignment Of Brogans o.
Manufacture Parties wishing % cor.
S'gn' viii send samples of lherr make. und ON =.
ce'pt OF their consignment, liberal cash ~dv..s.
WIN be made Information promptly imp.rtsd.
as 70 the style, but adapted to the trade.
Charleston, >. c., July l6, Is50.---dlv
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a young man, graduate Of 81. Marv,s Cd.
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ON CONSIGNMENT OAK Tvnned Russsu
~ BROG.9-N'S.-- 900 pair Oak Tanned Ru.w~st
Brogans, a prime article of Southern Manufke-
ture. For sale by r. A. PRINGLE,
No 10, East Bay street.
July 10, l650-d4m Tssylssten, 8. G,
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sin have tho honor tn transmit to you herewith
copy ~ tbs correspondence which has passs d BE-
t~~ this Department and the National Institute for
n rvecsscr ~ acsence, respecting thu organization
at committee constitute the central authority
yuArsd by the regulations Of the Royal Commission on
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FOR THE SPRINGS.

FOR THE SPRINGS
L AIDES retiring TO the springs or country, will
IL find ut PARKER'S, just opening fresh
supply Of Toilette Articles, such rs very superior
BAYRUM, COiAGEE, IN bottles and on draugh,,
EAU LUSTRAL, OK MARROW. DENTI-
FRICE, DC, COMB, HAIR. TOOTH, and NAIL
BRUSHES, at
PARKER &
Paneq Comb and Psrfsm<ry Store,
aug. b. Penn Av nsax National Hotel.
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SCEELE'S FASHIONABLE HAT
HOUSE.
CukRLEsros, SouTH CAROLINA

THE SUBSCRlBER'S establish
ment being one Of the most extensiv,
k and fashionable retail HAT HOUSES
IN Charleston, the public may depend
on finding there superior as, ortment OF all tho
latest styles of Hats for this fall. Fine French
Moleskin and Beaver Hats, with an extensive
variety Of fine black, and blue cloth Caps for gen
tlemens, youths. and children.
TO SOUTHERN PLANTERS.
Planters can be supplied with Hats and Caps
for plantation and house servants Black, white,
pearl, and drab waterproof Wool Hats with good
hair and coarse cloth Caps.
w. STEELE,
Fashionable Halter, 23I King, opposite Hazel
street, Charleston. H.
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OIXTY-ONE desirable lots, situated in the most
- fourishing parts Of the city and suburbs, for
sae on the most accommodating terms Apply
70 N. THOMPSON,
I Office one door west of Jackson Hall, Pen
avenue March
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SPRING MILLINERY
NIlLL be opened at Mrs. S. PARKERS on
w Saturday. 18th instant, at 10 clock.
PARKER'S new Fancy store,
March 12-3t under National hotel
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,
PuBLIkHED IN RICHMoND, VIRGINIA.

Whole number Of representatives 23l.
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times by unanimous consent and referred to the Commit
tee on Public Lands
JOINT RESOLUTION PASSED.
The engrossed resolution provide for placing certsu
medical officers OF the navy Who rendered service on land
in Mexico upon the same footing with medical officers
OF the army for similar services, read third time
and passed
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PRESENTATION OF THE NICARAGUA MISIsTER-On Sat
urday night last Senior Don Jose de Marcoeta pre-
scented the President by the Secretary OF State, and
delivered his credentials envoy extraordinary and min
lister enpoentlary OF the republic OF Nicaragua to this
government. Mr. Marcoleta made remarks upon the oc-
casion, expressive OF the veest OF gratitude for
the evidences OF friendship which the United
States has been pleased TO give 10 Nicaragua, TO which
the President made the following reply:
MR. MINISTER We are very happy receive you as
the representative OF the government of Nicaragua You
have been expected for ne and laery with some
and have signiied your government our
regret thar should have occurred TO delay you
loerests sprngng the present moment IN Central
America of n and high character which concern this
we'll other comnercal States and which viii
necessarily render tue connexon and intercourse between
United States important than
has heretofore been The government and the people Of
this desire and goodwill be-
tween the two pubc and doubt that the rela tons
between them Will be conducted IN such manner as 10
plsh these Objects ard al the time essentially
ad vance the Interests OF the two countries"
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MADAME ANNA BIsHOi

MADAME ANNA BISHOP
WILL GIVE ONE GRAND CONCERT, AT JACKSON HALL,
On Saturday evening" March L.
Washington these years, brilliant
Mexico and her triumph New York; Boston, Phil
adelpha
On this Madame Anna Bishop besides singing Toilette
favorite and the English ballad 5weet
Home" will appear
IN COSTUME AS QUEEN ELIZABETH OF ENGLAND,
n a grand from Donizetti's Roberto DevereuI
LINDA OF CHAMOUNl,
French dress of 1907
introducing popular ballad On the Banks Of Guadaquver
MEXICAN GIRL,
being a introducing national
Castian) "La Pasadia"
The celebrated cantaEle,
SIGNOR NOyELLI,
OPERA will make his first appearance in this city
Mr. BAYLEY,
performer from London, will also
make his hrst appearance
Director and conductor Mr. bochsa
full particulars, programmes.
Tickets 81 each To be had hotels and the
hall. LIS.
Doors open o'clock to begin at O'Clock.
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The MoDoNoGH BEQuEsr-DEcIsloN JUDGE BucHAN.
AN The New Orleans papers received last night bring
us copy the decision Of Judge Buchanan in the
suit brought by the of Louisiana against the
OF the McDonogh bequssL Tue coart, as W. an
by teegr has decided tho favor OF the
defendants The opinion OF Judge Buchanan is very able
and elaborate The following the decree oil the
Being OF opinion for the above given that the
devise OF John McDonogh the mayor aldermen, and
mia New Oreanso the undivided hall OF HE
estate, the paym Of certain legacies and
nuitics good law and that said devise and bequest
lapsed that consequently tue SAFE oil Lou
entitled take, under viii OF John McDono2h
The half estate, the place and stead OF the said
mayor, aldermen, and inhabitants OF New Ofeaus--
Judgment therefore, rendered ior the defendants,
with costs"
Baltimore Sun.
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FOREIGN.
AnnIvAL ~ lnE EUROPA.


HALIFAX, Feb. Pop. ~.
The ROYAL mail STEAMER Europa arrived nrfe al cioeH
this evening She brings OIL paSssnYe's anu d.aes 80,
Liverpool 10 the isA instant and London to the IAN,
The Europa left Liverpool al II o'clock, a. M on ,hs
18th instant. and the 18th passed INC on' S'"'''
mail steamer Arctic. ,ba,b
The steamer Civ of Glasgow sailed on the lS'h 10,
Philadephia full Of freight, with lar complement" u
passengers. l., -. ,a,,sI ~
Liverpool for repairs 1t will probably be two mouths
before she is ready for sea-
England.
The attention OF the English public Is chiefly occupied
in The excng debate going relative TO the fapai-as
-Four nights continuous debate resulted ~ giving Lord
John Russell PERMISSION to introduce MS OIL VI Pa' ~
penalties, by majority OF 332, ),
Ii is confidently stated that the Duchess OF Kent !he
Queens mother, and the Duchess OF Sulherland; sne
enslady n-walnng. anu he lsnss 81 he cak
land. on the eve OF becoming members OF ne Sah
olic Church. !,
On motion Of M DIsraeli, involving the principles OF
free trade the government only carried Their point by
majority Of Ia in full house Most OF the lnsh mem
bes who have heretofore sustained the ministry deserted
them and voted with Dlsraeh The proec"oh'S'S ave
greatly exalted at their prospects.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer was expected 70 deI
liver his budget on the l7lh instant. OF the trade ana
is said they are now more s. ohnos
oas taxes will be repealed
The breach between Louis Napoleon and the Assem-
posed TO organize national subscription TO relieve The
President from his embarrassment.
Gernssn Affairs #..a. t...#
Additional advces from Dresden state that, with the
sanction of Russia. Austria and Prussia have agreed to
reconstituie the Central German Power, each nation
taking the presidency by turns.
Markets. N##.
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET --HongsLead, Policy, ~
Co report market that the sales OF the
week amount 100 bales, OF prices showing to H. per
ID decline Under the dao OF Saturday, these geA'lemen
quote niddling Upiauds 81; Mobile. IT; Orleans. u
The Friday 4OGO uales, and the market closed
with less pressure TO sell
Breadstuffs-The corn market is unusually depressed
Wheat declined There is also de.
cline Cd per Dbl in ou and Cd quarter decline In
Indian corn.
ProvisonsThe provision market has been more active
Old and mess pork has adv need from ono 10 Two
shIings Lard has advanced Is sd to Is per cw The
s ppy in marker is small Common butter advanced from
II to shings Ordinary American sells at 40 to 46s 3D.
per cwt .,
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the people Will the people submit 10 such system Of
peculaion upon the treasury, upon the pTetext OF ad-
yancing the glory and power OF the republic Are they
TO be deluded by such magnificent humbug' The sequel
will show.
These scbeueIs have bad many speak and write IN
their favor but the people have nobody TO al
vooate their cause We few of them, therefore, take
il up and members OF Congress who are dis-
posed counenance these expensive projects. that The
people will not approve Of them On the contrary they
will demand that The Appropriated TO ses al
ready established shall be withheld Surely the reign OF
the wing party bring with perfect demorsli-
zaton in the expenditure OF the public money.
THE PEOPLE.
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The OKrHAM FAIR CARusr's.-Ths ladies holding fair
Caus benefit OF ST. yincens Orphan Asyium
doing crafty the public and accomplish the purposes
in view gentlemen The ausc-
highest Firstly the ladies them
selves secondly goods sstefiy arranged
and displayed thirdly, band Of music lends its delightful
strains; Eouy orphans, number, visit nightly,
and sing pleasing and filthy the demands
the presence aid of a.--Repubiie
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sands. s~Ts.p~siIi. In Q..s, n.,u..

apssua ~
tnp.y. Stale Of tAs blood o. lGtu % tAs
MoNc many and imposant discoveries IN. s,..
one Sa'ss . ,.s SANDS AMI ) s ssis S ..ss.
and by It's works pocains is power ma -
hss thousand. d casss Of disease aas, TO-
,h medicine, such no, furnished IL Ia,
Enown TOW performed ia principal eius.
places. They brought before the world TO ,uo.Aus.
doubt healing VI his III. a. sgs
cd, although gigantic as plain as tue Ugh, ofdsy,
Inc parsapaTii. combined with n,os sfseta,, ~
most saiu,ary productions the moot potent smpes q s -
knxdon unprecedented success ys
s ss 1 .sSs. has gwen an saed .s mo-.
does Of It's intrinsic value and
moot important de.ideaiun In ,ie medicine
remedy similar 20 ;, l.ons s. h woa a act me ss
uons YET without OF eir deetsrous effects upon the Nh
ss !. entirely hasmsss and w, not hjure the A, wa
Constitution When perfect health, !. psed Hs a
le ame carrying as, r victim along the path lie inv
myslsrioas influence is felt aud seen it enkindss newt
sassa. '"a '''''' ''N' 80 ~ " ''"s"'s and a.
sCRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
WsoassrEs, (Ky,0 Oct ~ lao
A. b. . D. sASDsGIHrLksEs would have presume.
YOU III was not my duty TO LEI the public know The -
miraculous effect your sarsaparlla has had upon ia
the whole spring and IN this situation commence
s o. yIu. .s s q S1s W.
was with this rcrofa in his head bad his physician y
seemed 10 be his fate Three entirely restored h M
bu, recommend all similarly afflicted sand. !;
saparla
f''i sk SSxsi :. sucx,,,
IRIS POPULARITY ABROAD.
From South -amsriea.
MARAoAIBo, (Venexuela,) Apsl 10 IA
TO make known great benefit have u.ss r,
my shoulders, and also in my legs, and seven \,
u. pain ina. was unable 70 sleep usd 81 q The - =.
tn. advice Of friend procured some Of your saaparis 4
have
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EDlTUK'S CORRESPONDENTS.

.#.e II BALTIMORE, Feb 27--5, D. IN.
Ma yanders for the london Far.--A Murderer pardon
sd-Ihe Me Donogh btYaesf-Fnemen and the U.ion -
The Muksfs, &c. .... .. #..
There will be quite large delegation from Baltimore
and Maryland at the London Fair some oil whom are al
ready making preparations for their departure. Mo Man
kn's line OF Liverpool packets from this port for March
and April will take oat large companies tae price tor the
round trip being fixed at 500 The articles on exhibition
from Mary land Ill also form attractive isayuse OF the
fair ua.
Governor Lowe has transmitted to the sheriff of Talbot
NUN, who have been hung at Easton to- al
He convicted Of numbering Captain HemmonS,
whilst in Of nsoxication. He had previously quar-
relied with the captain but they had just drank ogeher
and apparently settled the difficulty, when the fatal
conue place. He is also Supposed to be partially in
a.t n. .1E
Judge Buchanan, in his decision the McDonogh be-
quest New Oeans takes the ground thar. although
some of tue details and directions OF the may be
imperative this does affect the intention Of
he IKE the cities his legstses This decs
,on. ifsusan.d by the Supreme Court will settle all tue in
teminable suits with which the egitees have been
tn featoncd.
Bran,z Mayer esq, has been invited by the Maryland
Historical Society deliver the annual address be-
lore il.
The Mechsucs Engine Company of this ci,yone Of the
most orderly aud sw-ovns eom panies in the Union-hsve
been making arrangements tor some time for vst to Bos
but since tho citizens OF that have allowed negro
m nulfy the laws, they have adopted series OF
uons aband ,nina their VISIT and declaring their deen
nation support the uaon, and d,countenance all who
directly Indirectly permit the laws OF the land be
trampicd upon.
there were sales OF bbs Howard -four 81 3
Nothing doing in City Mills. Wheat ysstsrday Sales OF
81 IS cents for white Al yellow. Oats, 10 "
cents Whskey. 25i cents
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ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.--on Tuesday,
March, shall SELL al O'Clock
building vicinity the Patent Once fsnung
9th and It'll being lot No. 10,
No ass containing 95 square feel having front Of IS feet
running i0 feet l0A inches The above
proving desirable
city, worthy persons wishing pur-
chase. Tile indsputabe. s
Terms third cash balance credit Of four and eight
deed and deed
taken
A. GREEN,
2s-3tFrSathT Aucuonser
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Baltimore San.

The BIBLEA certain space in the Glass Palace al Lon
Appropriated the Bible Society for the
pose of exhibiting specimens OF tue Holy Scriptures in one
ndred aud fifty different languages
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PTrsBuRe, Feb. 25Thc tornado which passed over this
city yesterday did serious dana many the
the landing. The Pioneer was driven under the
bridge, and had her chimneys and piot-housc blown off
The Geneva had her hurricane deck swept away
The Governor Msigs Cape May, Paris, Empress, J. @
Adams, and several. others were injured The loss
steamer. alone far from 02S 600
A breach has occurred in the canal Sbarpsburg,
which cannot be repaired in less than week.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-28

FuGrIvk sLAvKs.-The Boston Traveller gives report
that hundred fugitive slaves or less have left Boston
within short