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In Equity---S Sumter District,
TN pdTlc.
Martha J. Wilson, ct. al. {

Martha J. Wilson, ct. al.
In pursuance Of an order in the above
stated case, will offer a, public sale on
the aFstt atisst Monday MAffiidaayY in November nex,
Sumter Court House, tract OF twcfeS<
hundred acres Of Land in Salem, in said
District, heng the lower part Of the tract
\upoG which The late James +. Wilson re-
Sided and comprising his said residence,
the same being composed of The parts as.
,s'gned to Mrs. Martha ]. Wilson, Rohc-'
,Ai.. Wilson and Martha e. Wilson, in the
DIVISION OF the Estnte 0f the said James
+. Wilson, deceased, and bounded by
Black River, and by lands Of II. Wilson,
and land .s,igned in said division, to l.. l..
McCutcheon and wife
Not 10 be sold for less than eight thou
sand one hundred dollars.
The fertility and healtllness of this
tract, ils situation in ncighborhood re-
markahlc for its morality, together with the
convenience of access from ii to the Rail
Road, present great advantages to those
wishing to purchase.
Terms. One third cash, and the balance
payable in two equal annual instalmenta
from the day Of sale with interest thereon,
payable annually till the whole, purchase,
money, ond interest. be paid. The pur-
chaser, for the credit part of the purchase
money! to give bond with approved person.
al security, and a mortgage of The land, and
10 pay lNr papers.
C0n'- in Eq S d.
Oct. -, 1852 STD
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Plantation for Sale,

A valuable plantation situated in Sumter
District. IL miles East of Camden, and miles
North Of Spring Hill containing $50 acres of
land, about 200 acres in cultivation: n good
dwelling house and all other necessary build
ings thereon fine springs of water, and ~.
mnrkably healthy The above place is very
pleasant summer residence. Application for
information may be made at this office, or to
the subscriber ON the premises.
MARY GRIER.
Oct. ~, 1852 52-tfj
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PROCLAMATION,

October Ia, 1852.
WHEREAS the Congress OF the Uni.
ted States did. by an Act passed
and approved on the twenty-third day of
January, in the year Of our Lord one lhous-
and eight hundred and forty-six, enact,
that the Electors of President and Vice
President shall be appointed on the Tues.
day next after the first Monday in Novem-
Der of the year in which they are to be ap-
pointed.
And whereas the Constitution of this
State provides that the Electors shall be
appointed by the Legislature ::
Aud where The Legislature Of this State
will hot be in regular session at the time
prescribed by the aforesaid act for appoint
memt of EIer tors:
THEREFORE, he it known, That I.
JOHN II. MEANS, Governor in and over
this State, by virtue Of the power vested
IN me BY the Constitution, autl,orising the
Governor, on extraordinary occasions, TO
convene the General Assembly, do issue
this, my PROCLAMATION, calling up-
OH and requesting the Senators of the Ge-
neral Assembly whose terms of office
have not expired, and those who have been
now recently elected, and the members of
the liouse Of Representatives who nave
also been now recently elected, TO convene
in Column;n, on the FIRST MONDAY
i'll November mex. ensuing, that they may
be f.sse in the House Of Representatives
ON the said Tuesday next after the first
said Monday, to appoint Electors of Presi-
dent and Yice-President OF the United
States, in conformity with the act aforesaid
Giron nndersinf, hand and the seal of
The State aforesaid, at Columbia
the latii'day ~
year of our Lord one lIiotssszsss
IL. 81 eight hundred and tif,y-two, and
IN The 77hyear of the Inlapen-
i,.. deuce ssT1ne UnitGtf assasastes Il :s''0Ii 0i
America.
JOHN H. MEANS.
BEN. NJ PERRY sec'ry Of State State.
Oct 10. '' 5l-td
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D. j. WI: Il,
I'VE HEHeClH AMT TApLDUS.

Would respectfully inform his friends and
Tue public generally that he now has on hand
anu OH ~ for sale on reasonable terms large
ana splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cassimers
"a and Vestings, with Hats, Caps, tHs
sufpender., Cravats, Socks, fine lin IL.
llgl EN- ana Nierino Shirts, drawers
Gloves, handk kerchi.fs, Umbrellas, &c.
Men and Boys Reany Made Clothing Of eve
ry description and variety.
;, Complete Military Outfits, Uniforms, Swordr
III auistts, &c, furnished Mt short notice.
Uniforms for Sumter Rinemen furnished OH
reasonable terms.
Of far richer patterns than ever previously ex.
hibited in this market.
Oct. lG. 1851 81 If
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Land for Sale,

THE Subscriber offers his Plantation in
L Clarendon for sale, containing $50
acres OF Land; $50 acres cleared the
place is well settled. On the premises
are good Gin and Screw, Horse Mill
and Wheat Thrasller. Any person wish
ing to buy, may apply TO the subscriber on
tho place, one mile above Ca.yarY Church.
on the main road to Camden.
J. &. WEEKS.
July y, lSo2. 37-tf
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NEW EHE w HFIEs T 3 ME lM@E,

The subscribers having associated i,ern
selves together in the mercantile business
under the .;rm of BUTLER & NENYBE.
lti, would respectfully inform their friends
aHh the public generally, that they ara
NJ" >Grcceiring and opening - large aud
WI }Aa.2's:s 's:e stock 81 Dry Goods, Groce-
rics:S Boots, and Shoes, Hats ana Caps,
hardware and Crockcry, Fancy Articles,
&c. &c, which they will sell extremely
low for cash, or 10 customers who will pay
up punctually.
W 1t is unnecessary to cnumera,e arti.
cles, just come along see for yourselves.
Y. N. BUTLER.
A. NJ NEIVBERY.
At the stand formerly occupied by Nc
Roy g. Jones, one door north of tho Post
Office.
Sumtcrvile, Oct. Is. 1852 5l-tf
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Out of nv Pocket.

Lost by the subscriber on the night Of
! the 2Oth inst, in the place, Port Money
containing about fourteen dollars in bills
tSnd change. "A $40 bill and one SO bill
nifty cents and some other small change,
hiso a. Braid of Hair, and some papers. A
liberal reward will be paid the finder.
F. NJ. ANDREWS.
Sumterville, Oct. Goth, 1852 l-tf
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Notice.,

| hereby give notice that will not pay
any debt contracted by Nelson Mathis, a
minor, no matter for what purpose it may
he contracted.
JOHN MATHIS,
Ex'tn Of the Estate Of WIN. Mathis.
Oct. 18th, 1852 52-tf
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1000 Acres ofLand for Sale.

H WILL sell my track of Land contain.
II ing one thousand acres three hun.
dred and fifty Of which nIe cleared and un-
der good fence, on the premises is u com
modlous dwelling and ell necessary out
buildings. Tie above is situated ou the
road leading from Sumterville 10 Darling
ton c, IT,, between Black River and
Lynch's Creek. JARED LAW.
~ Watchman copy twice.
Oct ,, 1852. 50-It.
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AT meeting of the Board OF Directors
nf the ,Cheraw and Darlington Rail Road
company. the following resolution was
passed and ordered to be published.
- Resolred, That the books of subscription
20 tho capital stock of this company be re-
opened at the, following places, anu under
Tho direction OF the following persons
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Great Excitement in Charleston.
AT DUNN g. DURYEA'S,

23s Bend Of King-Slreet,
WE Are now selling our Stock 1t re.-i
w markablv low prices---Neat Linen;
Coats as low as Is cents Very neat neat Lincn.
aud Marseilles Vests at rs cents !; Black
dress Rlpacca Goats at So; Black dress
Pants 80 Linen Pants at from 81 10 s. 81.
very pretty patterns; Black Cloth Dress
ana an frock Goats at SO. Our Stock il;
now the most complete in the city, and
" WI be sold at prices to correspond rMS;iiFii
me above, and with our reputation of beInSs
the cheapest and best Clothing, Store IN
us call. q e 2
June i; 1889 32-tf.
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MNMM&N y

is hereby given that application will be
4 made, atthe next session of the State
Legislature, TO close the road known as
the Middleton road" leading from TIE
Depot through my plantation.
WILLIS RAMSAY.
Septcmber I, 1852. 46-3m
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Cheaper than EVER;

lot Of coored Barages, at 8 cents psr, yni5,i.f
Silk Warp BareEes, Mt IC .s !, IS and 81 i-Is:
Sfupeffine qualify Paris Bareges, ut 10 cennta:
Extra super Broche Embroidered Bareaes:.
% Silk Tissue Silks and Tissue siiRs;
Fine quality Mourning Mqslins, slightly dahl. ],
aged, al half price, II IL ceihIffs.
Cord ainssllns, Mus yard wide, at 70 i2, Is S-4,a6
Col,d G; MaslIns, ,tHs' 81 vide, al % e,nii,:.
White Emb'd Swiss Muslins. at IL S.4, sa ana
81 Ii cents q.
Gold lawns and Cold Emb'd Nfiisilhs, IL I.as
Striped Linen Lustres ut 10 cents.
Superior Silk End Liner, Poplins; 1T 81 Ia s.
Strong blue Sliirtings, Stripes aid Tickings, ut
A iot of Muslin Insertinga and Edgings, a, half
price, To close oiit; 1T
"a w. )! jacob g. SON,
I, 90 92l King-st:, opposite the Big Boot.
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Notice,
Negro Shoes,

--Ihe subscriber has made arrangements for
the manniactnre of from -Four to Five Thousand
pairs OF the above article by the FALL. For
reference n as to quality, he would respectfully
OF hih' 10 those who patronized h IN last year.
can be afforded. -
May % 2tf .. MORGAN. y
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Money Wanted.

TIME Subscriber respectfully announces
IL to those indebted to him for last year
and year before, that he is very much in
need OF f'GdS: "A word to the wise is
sufficiens w. J. FRANCIS.
August, 1852. 42-tf
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In Equity Sumter District.

Miss NJ. O. IIcriot. !
In pursuance of an oder in this case,
| will Offer 10 the highest bidder, on the
first Monday in November next, at Sumter
Court House, Nine Negroes.
Terms. One third cash the balance on
credit Of one and two years, w!,h interest
from the day OF sale. The purchaser to
give bond, with approved security, and
mortgage of the property, and to pay for
papers.
w. F. B. UAYNSWORTH,
Com'r in Eq S. d.
Oct. D., 1852 52-,d
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JOSEPH FREY;

FROM CHARLIE ES'rON,
informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Sumnrvillc and vicinity, that he will be
in Su;ntervilc about The 5th Of November,
prepared to Tune and Repair Pianos, Or
garis and other Musical Instruments. No
charge will be made; if satisfaction is not
given. Orders left at this office will be
promptly attended to.
Oct. l5, 1852 5l-tf
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CABINET WARElsaO ON
F. NH. ANEDHg gE yVss

ersyT Te.F,r,1T...e TAKES this snethod Of
:5s.sss:ssgss5 informing the citizens of
ts--s---s'st3 Sumterville and vicinity that
he hns opened in Sumteryille, opposite the new
Presbyterian Church, CABINET, WARE.
ROOM, where he will keep for sale, cheap, all
such furniture az comes under this department
of his trade, which he will warrant or good
material and will furnish for cash, at Charles
ton prices, all descriptions of Furniture made.
Repniring executed at The shortest noiice
Mahogany and plain Collins furnished with.
out delay. s-.
Having procured the services of Mr.. C. w.
DAVIS, he is prepared to furnish Metallic Plates
engraved in any style. .55 81
All the snbsrlber asks Is fair trial, and
hopes by punctual attention to business and
easy terms, to merit public patronage.
February II, 1852. l7-ly
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New and Fashionable
GOODS.

The rubecriber Is nov tceeivihg large stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods, Viz;
P,in,ed NJ. de Laines and ,Casl.mefes;
Ginghams; Silk warp Flaunels,
Embr'd Grape Shawls, Print'd Cashni r do
Plaid Wool do. Broche Cashm'r do,
Eigurl Plaid and Striped Dress Silks,
Bic. Il Grus de Rhines, Figiir'd ESelIas.
Faa1aiORaRRoRe Cioaks amid N1nln-
aH9Ias.
large, assortment Of Kid Gloves for Ladies'
6 dog. Ladies' Black Silk CATERS.
5.s" LADIEs WHITE GOODS.
Fine Cotton Cambrcs Jsconet Cambrics
And Mualins;
:, ,al, Erhbia and Lace Collars SI'emiss,,s DC.
e 0 P L "A N r E RS.
aeorgia Kerseys and plaines,
Negro Blankets and Shoes,
Bs,ssing and Rope, kept constantly on
hand ny l.. 3. HANKS.
GROCERIES.
sugars, Cofiees, teas, Chocolate
Molasses, Racon and Lard,
y -1ennet's Scotch Ale Porter in pints,
Pickels, Sardines and Lotstets, &c.
Sosps, Starch, Candies, and Spirit Gas.
90 Boxes fine Chewing Tobacco.
90 Bbls. Flour.
4 CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE ill b.
cold low. L. B. HANKS.
H0rasoare Of all Descrip-
f;Ons.
Carpenters Tools, Pocket Cutlery and
= Table do.
Gdns, Single and Double Barrell Shot
and Powder.
&, Eaifsi assorted.
HATS, GAPS, SHOES AND sADDLERY.
large stock Of READY-MADE Clothing
Opposite China's Hotel, by
5..g, L. B. HANKS.
- Oct. 2Sth, 1852 l--tt
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE THE FIRM 0FDICKsoN & I4ATFA
public generally; that he isno~ receiving a "a,
ricty Of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
will sell low for cash Two doors above tha
Planners Hotel. aud Immediately opposite lIainea
SDunlaps, esq, 3's
= GaMdon, s. G. Dec, lOlh. 1850 a.a il - D 8,
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Carpetings Carpetings !
Oct. %, 1852

The subscribers are now prepared to of.
Ter at the iowes!market prices, full as.
sortment of superior VELVET ia PTS.
TRY, BRUSSELS, THR PLY.
INGRAM, SCOTCH, VENITIA NJ
DUTCH AND LINEN CARPET!
INGS in new and choice designs. Also.
the various widths of PRINTED BAIZES
or FLOOR CLOTHS; FLOOR and
STAIR OIL CLOTHS, and CRUMB.
CLOTHS. G l. T. and S[LVERt;D
STAIR RODS and CARPETINGS.-
RUGS and MATS, &c. all of which have
been carefully selected from the manu-
facturers in the American and English
markets, by one of the partners, and we
will have them cut, made, fitted and laid
i'll the most workmanlike manner, and on
the best terms. We most confidently in.
vite attention TO our stock. Also,
Curtain Materials.
We are now prepared in our curtain de.
partnnnt 10 offer the various STYLES of
CURTAIN STUF'FS, in Silk worsted,
Linen and Cotton Damasks, Embroidered
Lace and Muslin Curtains, Gitnps, Loops,
Tassels, Cornices, &c. Church Trim
mings, Hangngs, &C., new designs for
which we have now received and they will
be made, and put up, on the bart terms, in
the most workrnanlike manner, and under
our own supervision.
BROWNING g. LEMAN,
Successors to G. g. f.. KERRlscx g. Co.
Corner King and Market Streets,
Charleston, S. G..
Oct. 22, 1907 ZS.Es77- 52-tf
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Gheraw and Darlington
RAIL ROAD.

u 3 l|lg 60
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In Equity---Sumter District.
Richard Smith, ct. al. }

Uriah Smith, CT. al.
In pursuance of an order in the above
stated case, will offer at public sale on
the first Monday in November next, at
Sumter Court House. Five Negroes. viz ::
MilIy and her children, Martha, Grace,
Mary, and Jim.
Terms. So much cash, as will pay the
cost Of this suit, and The sum of twenty.
one dollars and seventy eight cents, the
balance on credit of one year, with inter-
est; the purchaser to give bond, will, ap-
proved security.
w. F. B. HAYNSWORTH,
Com'r in Eq. s. ID.
Oct. %, 1852 STD
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s,EssA9t.es,MSlVe and Newly Sc
lected Stock of Dry Goods.
g. g. = CHAMBERS.
Having determined TO change The style of
their business are
SELLING OFF
shsir Stock Of
!; Fig Els blythe Thousand Dol
lars aO0rfh 0t Dry Goods
AT COST!
And will continue to. do SO until the first
of January.
Consisting Of GREATER variety a:.!
sCHOiCER styles of Dry Goods than any
q other House IN Columbia.
Negro Ware Blankets, Homespuns, Cali
Goes, Silks, NJ. DeI.aines. Gentlemen's
wear, Flnnnels, and every article in our
aqstyle OF business in The greatest abund-
I ancc.
s. G. g. ]. C. CHAMBERS.
Columbia, October. 1852. l-3w
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BEN. PERRY, Sec'ry Of State.
Oct Is. ~ 5I-tl.
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From Boston.

VIOLENT SNOW sToRM-RArLROAD cOLLIHOy-SoN-
ARRIVAL or kKw YORK BOATs---THE ROBBERY or
$It,OOO IRON TnE BARK MISSOURI.
BosroN, April o, 1859.
Al eleven O'Clock last night vioent oommenced
which nsted until this morning Noariy foot OF snow
fel en- level while In places tho drifts three
and four feet deep From points OF this city,
wc hear that the gale ragged with great violence
pantd with but damage hns bssn reported up
70 noon day At New Bedford Taunton, Fall River.
and kewbuIyport the tsow is eight inches deep. We
hsai II do damage 10 The shipping
No boat ftm New York have yet arrived and all the
rpsl,cnd train aetsinxd.
Az Mani the lne Of the Providence Railroad,
two PafaI8er trains in collision this morning,
trasshlig the 1pgiDes, but doing personal lnjury
1he walls Ut tho Trcmon Temple blew down during
the gale " laSt evening with t,mendous CRASH ne
wak hurt.
In tho United States Court this Afternoon Captain
Henry e. Pit,msn late OF the chip Sterling, convict
I'd OF punderng the bark Missouri Of New York wrecked
M the Of sunan- of sixteen thousandsiver doars
The ArsouI Dixcy) had previously pieAded
guilty lie ssl. that the soodsnal; but hs
propsssd tbs rsbt<y " Captain pitssaAa snd
he sAented " H.
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The Marble Cutters.

IN your rev. " VIZ. .s' M M,s' u.'u. the head Of Po-
nce in'tnk.., - r,..,, =. marble cutters Of
,s .nn o.y ~ : ~ ias. ~ ~ a. vh,h peace knocking
~. -. 90 ras,.s,st,. hoav - tainy not very plea
cutters Of New York TO behold ~ L,,.la ,h-.,x ~ \.
,I.I ..ts -, )" fculated journal az ths
cutters Of this city V L.; 80 ~ , % % ,.i,h ,hssr
tmplf ysrs. and second " -. -. : - I a,,,,.,s H.
publishing his, you will a., -. 80 - ,s,sa. H. :. -
and honorable tociety q -bsnh ~ % - unnd m he -.
presiding fHcer RrcuARD MURPHY
New York, April o. u 80
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A Family Poisonetl-Two Dead.

PIrTsBuRc, April ., 1861
poor family named Cuthbert consisting Of the father,
mother, Two boys girl, and lad living with them,
named John Cawley, poisoned last night while par
taking osome sugar into which poison had dropped
f,m upper shelf where loose papers of medicine, &C.,
had been ie by previous tenant. Medical assistance
wGs in tdiat.ly rendered. but the two died this
morning. 1t Is hoped the others may recover.
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ExktUTIof-D eed aud Clements, two ssame0
convicted OF muS ~ and murder board the sshooaaR
>. H. Lnday the U s. District Court Of Virginia Jep
nusfy 3t ioS arc executed day sfter 10 uiorrv,
unles rrpr'sv I'd by the Pridont The evidence ~
trial was oolly cirvrm tial-oS living porsoa hav1ag
wi,nesss hs adfsy, which recalled N ~ dAtA q -
maAe W. .her
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St. Lou,s Mun,c ip.l Election,

st. Louis Municipal Election.
PIGHT AT THE POLLS-CROwD FIRED UP0N-SHvnRAT
PERSONS KILLED-uoUsRs DESTROYED BY TIN MOB,
ErO.
Sr. Louis, April O, 1859
The returns Of yesterdays election indicate tn
Of the whole whg ticket with probably throc exceptions
The returns from First ward have not yet been received
Mr. Ksnnett Is re elected Mayor by six hundred soven
hundred majority.
disgraccful riot occurred in tho First ward which
suited in tho death Of six porsons and the woundng Of
Hvs six Others by shots which were fred from
the windows Of = German coffee house. This house
in addition to two other buildings,
tircly destroyed, after tho close Of the polls Tho
returning crowd, when at the Of Seventh
and Park avenue, fired upon from the windows
of Weckmcycr's Tavern The windows and in
stany broken in, and the crowd gaining access fred
the building, which burned to tho ground. The
crowd was again fired at the Of Park and
Carondelet avenues and member Of tho st. Louis Fire
Company was mortally wounded. The house from which
the last shot fired instantly rddled. and tho
crowd then pursued their way up town and quietly dis
persed.
Later at night the crowd collected around tho office OF
the 4nsger Western, when the military ordered
out by the Mayor and, having formed kept the block
where the Office IL situated clear until lao hour in the
night The Office appeared to be deserted the inmates
probably expecting attack.
The city Is perfectly quiet to-day
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Interesting MARITIME Intelligence.

ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL AT CHARLESTON, Br0.
CHARLrsToN, April s, 1852
The steamship Isabcl has arrived with Havana and Key
West dates 10 the Goth ultmo She was detained By tr
fling accident TO her machinery but will leave here again
on 1hurday her regular day.
report from Nassau New Providence states that the
Affairs Of the shp kussd Glover, lost Abasso were
settled on the 2oh and Captain Tucker waiting for
pastaget to the states.
The chip Msrion, having repaired sailed on the 2ssh
ult. for Matanxas.
The bark sxrsh Hand, OF Philadelphia for New York
went 4hore the Riding Kocks saving only 800 boxc
II Natn2aS sugar out Of cargo Of coo hhds and loo
boxes. tess1l a total wreck.
large ship. name unknown was reported ashore ON
the 25th ult Abasco.
ALuseh brig bound for Daren Ga wos lost on Abssoo
wl<r, fr1m '-
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DRY GOODS.

VUET GOODS-FROM THE LATE FIRE CORNER or
w Broadway and Dey strect-Just received from aus-
tion another lot consisting Of fns blsacbsd Shrtngs,
2O do yard wide do shsssins., do do. ID ay.rd lar.
DO de- Iss worth 81 CO. dousis ask linen Napkins
o. large size nns lissn Cloths do do los spoce
worth 2Os; Toilet Covers 2s 3d. Us Sd apisoe Irsh
Inen. hns Quality 2: 3D. 3: Cd and ss ads. ano ncn
A. S and l0s superior quality. Lots of other goods AZ
CORES prices GRO. &. DURDETTS CHEAP dry
poeds store, fT Wsikse street.
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From the South.

MAIL FAILUREa-SHIP FEVER, RrC.
BALriMoRH, April 8, 1852.
The Southern mail experiencing the effects Of the
storm. We have nothing tonight beyond Savannah.
Two New Orleans mails are now due
Advices from Florida report that Gen: HOPKINS had
captured eleven Indians including tho wife OF Billy Bow
legs, and sent them to Peatka
The ship Mary Hale has arrived from Liverpool with
one hundred passengers Sho encountered succession
VI heavy storms.
ship fever continues to prevail to great extent
amongst the passengers of the ship Jane Henderson
number have already died. and others not koly to
recover. Capt. Stewart is among the sick.
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SAvANNAH. April D. Ib3x
The steamihip Alabama, Capt. Ludlow, has hero ar-
rived itm Now York.
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F'reshets In the Wost .

OVERFLOW ANTICIPATED AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 9, 1862.
The river rising at the rate Of foot hour tho
water already to the houses west Of Main street.
food y apprehended.
LOUISVILLE, April 5, 1852
The river rising fast it has been raining hard since
Saturday.
GREAT RIsE IN TIE MONONGAnELA AND ALLRGHANY
RIVERS.
PIrrsnUno, April 6-Noon.
We have great eshe here in oonseq OF the ra-
pid rise Of the Monongahea The channel now msaures
% feet. and 1t is still rising fast
At Brownsville the channel Ii so feet deep and still
rising. The water is only four feet from the bridge
rise is anticipated in the Allegheny tho have
been general
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Suicide and Attempt at Suicide.

buHChu6 hh0 ASttRhpt nv SuICId6s
BUFFALO, Aprl o. 1854
A German named Bslthashspsel hung himscH In the
watch. house. yatcrdsy, While drunk
Another man. In the same place also In o drunken ~,
mangd h.nntlf drtadfuliy with knfo, and Is not
In al. ID 10 rSoCWr,