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Groceries Groceries

Will be received in few days, Il choice lot
II Grncerlrs; consisting in part Of
Old Government Java Coffee.
Prime Rio Coii;c, new crop
Green Tea. in Lh and - Lb caddcrs,
Bbls best Baltimore Flour,
Sugar of various descriptions,
Prime Goshen Bul,rr.
Best Baltimore Hams,
Prime Lard; No. AIacke!el,
n. .. and Cuba NIoasscs
White Wine and Cider Vinegar,
salt, Rice, Soap, Starch.
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon
Candics-Spcrm, Adamunline and Tallow,
&c. d..
For sale low for cash by
w. J. FRANCIS,
Opposite F. J. &: VI. Moses Law Office.
Jan. 20, 1852
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Ready Made Clothing,

Will bc received in few days, u very
fine Stock of Ready Made Cloihins -ronsisrng
Of every article Of Gents wear. and will be
old low, by WI FRANCIS.
Oppisitc j. J. & VI. Moses Law OfIlce
Sept. l5, 1851. i7-tf
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Spring and Summer Goods

The Subscriber is now receiving hi. SPRING:
STOCK OF GOODS, which lie offers 10 the
public nt reduced prices consisting in part as
plsin Enr's'on Ginghams,
Sup.riinc China ''
Solid Colors organdc Lawns.
Embroidered '' hIuslins,
Solid
Wovc Thread Lace,
Jacufrt Eiging,
= Inserting,
Swiss Edgine,
Inserting,
Aplia Lace Cupes,
Snp'rlinc'' = Ribbons Trimmed
Ladies Balloon Sleeves,
Needed worked Collars,
:. Mourning;
Curnaiion Braid
- burigc Trimmings,
a. Ribbon -
g Silk Pendants Trimmings,
Neck Ribbon -
g Black and coored Kid Gloves,
g Silk Parnsols,
'' Cotton :.
Printed Mnslins,
Figured
Solid 8.
Chambny Ginghams,
Brown and Drab Linen Drills,
Blue Dcn,ins,
Notton NneS,
Swiss and AluN M,.slins,
lincn Cambrick liunkcrchicfs,
Marion Plaid and Striped liornrspun,
Marlboro =. :"
English Long Cloths,
Charleston rs and fl Shiriings,
Granitvillc 7-Snnd IA
Dckalb Cotton Osnublirgs,
Sspragurs Fancy Prints Colors warrcnlel,
En9iish =
- Furniture Prints,
.' Bording :.
Ladies Black aud colorcd Caters,
. Seal Skin Slippers,
9 Walking Shoes,
Gents Black and colored Cutters,
= Fur and Silk Hats,
g Lcghorn and Panama Hats.
- Palmetto Hats,
:" Pumleuf Hats,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND CROC k-
ERY, &c. &c.
-A SO---
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Rail Road Notice.
:z 5s{1 92a .;'i5S;z. a. ~.

OFFICE VIII. IL MAS. X. II. Co,
Marion G.. H., Dec. &C, 1851
The Freight Trains Oh the Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road will begin run
nlng on and after the lst January.
l.. J. FLEMING,
Rest. Ens'r.
Dec. 3O,ls, 1851 IL If
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4. A thief surprised in the act of
robbins bank, was asked what lie
was. about. lpe answered, " Only
taking na.es."
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Notice,

The inhabitants of this village nrc cautioned
against trllslng any operative employed hy me
on the Wiluin: :ton d. Manchester Rail Road
or delivering. any goods whatever. wilGont writ
Ten orders. either from ID. Callahan, j. Hitch
cock, l.. w. Turner, or myself
ALFRED II. PRATT
SumicTville January ii, 1852 I3-,r
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SUMTER VILLE, s. G.,
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his friends and the travelling public; prom
ising 10 spare no eHertions ON hs part to
render them comfortable. Charges rea-
SOmabie.
WEBB CLARK,
Propriet0r.
Jan 90 l3 If
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Notice.,
Life Insurance,

The North Carolina Mutual Life Ins,ranc
Company. established at Raleigh, n G.
CHARLES T.. JOHNSON, Jr., Prca't.
Agent ut Sumter, He :. G.,
W. +. B. uAYNSWORTH.
April =, 1851. 23 ly
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FLORA,

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Oilers her services to tho citizens of
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HfNTEREn. act, riding To Act Of Cun
~ gresss, in tho year 1851 hy J. 3.
llou9li"n, NJ. d.. in the Clerks Oflice OF
the District Court for The Eastern District
of Pennsylvania
Another Scientific WonderI
GREAT CURE FOR
lid II s H H Eo SHA!
DIR. J.. $. HOUGHTON'S PEISIN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Tuesday Morning, October IL, 1862 !
COTTON-There active demand in the Cotton
market yesterday following the publication of the Frank
Inns accounts announcing advance of I'D in Liver
poland the sales reached fully 900 bales taken mostly
by English buyers Very full rates paid especially
for low and mdliug grades but not sufficiently to
qure change in our quotations. We repeat:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ..........o q NIidding Fair lo+@1
Middling. .9ls7 ga Good Fair. .nls011a
Good Midang. .e2s@1o Good and Fine. .112lfG--
COTTON STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. Tobacco hhds
stock on hand Sept. /, 1852 $50; .a ..95s2 1854
Yesterday l79io=164ssa ll9s ASS
17442l 1862
Exported to date 6l973 1890
- yesterday. ,....... Ais G672l III SOL
Stock on hand not cleared ...... ZOO 1857
ToBACCo-We did not hear of any transactions of mo-
ment.
SUGAR AND Observation-Disclosures confined to
retail transactions, including two hhds crop Sugar at
Cd q b.. Holders asking 31GD324 gallon for
Moasses.
FL0UR-The market quiet, with sales of 400 bbls,
including $50 bbls Ohio in several lots at 81 co. 200 ST.
Louis 81 90 9s Illinois at 81 % and 100 Extra Ohio in
stained packages, at 81 3T1a T. Dbl
aRAIN-Corn was firm, and 500 sacks Mixed and Vel
low sold in lots at 500 p bushe Holders asking
62063e for White St Louis Oats selling in small
lots at 39(D4Os u bushe
PROVISIONS-We noticed only retail sales of Pork at
s1S 90 u Dbl for Mess On Saturday 100 bbs Mess sold
ut s17 rs u Dbl OF Bacon the principal sale was 20
casks Sides 91sa but retail parcels sold at 940956 u
b for Sides and $40 for Shoulders 1--WE noticed sale
of 100 bbs Lard at ~ and 100 kegs taken Satur
day, at IL 10 y lb.
COFFEE-o0O bags Rio were sold at Sl40S5s& q h.
| GUNNY BAGS-Holders asking S1.q for round
| lots.
LARD oIL-2o bbs sold at the advanced rate of 900 u
gallon.
| WIlIsKY-The principal sale was about 100 bbls Rect
fed at 1Ssip o gallon, small lot of Raw brought 21s p
gallon
| FltEIGIiTS-Threc ships taken for Liverpool al
| 1ad, aud one for Havre at ID for Cotton.
| ACKNOWLEDGMENT limited at quotations:
francs OH 1sh052
Newly rk s1ty-day Bills. p ct. disc
Sight Checks New ork. ....... 4GD1s r. ct. disc
Boston sixtyday Bills .124l02A U ct. disc
Philadelphia siXty-day Bills ......... % q ct, disc
Havana five to eight days. parf01 q ct. pm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST, LOUIS ~ D Bnlach U n W Van Antwerp Misc T NJ
Laech o; Marsh, NO 6 c Perkins, Mem
phis; Mr. Templston y o; II c White Johdson Kidsc,
Mrs kitrlge Leon Cncinnatj Tan o; Judge reen La.
CTY...I Benjamin, Mrs Benjamin, H Davison " Bowling,
Alexander Carr, Thomas, o. Mn DR. Cumming,
Ala; Pierce Miss c Hancock Hagqrs Terry NJ hector,
Wrldbam, PATRONS, NJ G Mills Butcher, Fi,a
tIAuson Ark; johnson, Va A NJ Lean Texas;
Winie La + ticion, N Y Lawrence, ] Norwood, ]
Iason Hanson Shersy Capt II Jackson, Douglas, Col II
Wl=on Cohen, S Al II I)eogty, W Wor W Damn II II
Bnnel. i Coyle, I Daltom. y Q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12
ss;ch,s Safes ET,,y-sraled.

EpsEFIgLp c.. August !? 1883.
STEASS MARTIN, Successors to Rich CO NJ l5
NewYo with pleasure we
which consumed and
all books and
SAFES, purchased from your agent Charles
ton. Mr. l. NJ Hatch The built and tbs
truly The crowd ridicrsd th- des Of
ding tire; lost confidence In the So
lyon day. the tn who witnessed tue
when
perfect without stain, what from the
amAuder.
select aToher and
Yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS L CHRISTIE.
The foregoing letter DEMONSTRATES the wonderful capacity q Ia
SAFES and when 1t considered that tina
ALONE among articles represented to b. AZ e. protected ito
the fires iii Peal NewforE'
Cbicotha onio Weuntka Rodney, Miss, Edgfe
the ESPECIALLY SINCE THE RE
puCTInS OF PRICES tile value OF such
depository books papers eery money and other SINAI
The subscriber sole his city the
has for large stock and 'od assortnie Of RICH
SALAMANDES FES and prepared by the ea-
respectable merchants this and nher
cities confidence Paced the article under
e,nsauces. ISAAC BRIDGE,
d4Wtf II Ma,atihe Stfeft-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

The RuMoRED REVOLUTION IN Observation-Disclosures
Of Goli and CoaThe rumor of revolution in the inte-
rior Of Nicaragua is premature The Marquis of Negre-
de Burgh after having captivated sundry of the
good citizens OF San Juan and gained loans money
considerable amount proceeded to Leon and deb
eratey revouonized the State, alarming the good Pre-
fects of Granada and putting hundred and fifty of
the white soldery the trouble of marching
Manangua with four pieces of artillery only in order
march back again.
There have been gold mines discovered in the ad-
State Of Costa RIGA, besides several valuable mines
Of al,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

CONGRESSIONAL No,,isArIos.-a dispatch from Lagrange
Ky dated the ID inst, says: The Democratic Conyen-
ton which assembled Mt this place Friday nominated
Robert ]. Ward for Congress who declined The Conven
ton then re-assembed nominated Robert Brecken
ridge jr, Of this city for Congress
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

STREET FioHT MAysriLLE.-Ou Thursday the 30th
u, almost fatal aray occurred in Maysvle KY, be-
tween the Rev Mr. Grundy and Mr.. Reid, both of that
city The two met the and commenced poiti
cal argument at which the parties 'waxed warm and
warmer, until they to blows. The clergyman
badly bruised in his face and limbs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

LoSG WISpED DtscussioN.-A political discussion re-
Gently h.ld between Henry A. Wise and n II. Campbell
buckingham Court house, Va, continued from half
past eleven O'Clock in the morning to twelve O'Clock al
night. Mr. W opened in speech Of three hours and
half when Mr. G. replied in speech Of four hours and
half
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

Among the late arrivals in Washington, from Rome is
IIorato reenough ESD the celebrated American sculp
who returns superntend the work of placing his
group in marble the vacant platform at the eastern
Of the capitol north of the Columbus Of Persco
The group Mr. Greenough has not yet arrived and
be detained for some months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

Arrnoclous MuRpER.-At Wikesbarre: Pa on tho I'd
inst n man named Evans, enticed named Lewis
Reese across the river under pretence of paying him
money and then shot him. and afterwards beat him to
DEATH robbng him of every thing valuable about him
Evans has been arrested at Carbondale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

TIE GARDINER CLAM-A dispatch from Washington,
dated the Sth inst says The Committee the Gardiner
claim now engaged in investigating that branch Of the
which connects Secretary Corwn with the prosecu
ton of die claim
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

MASSACHUSETTS PoLr1Ics--In the Third District the
wings nominated Mr. Underh their candidate for Con-
gress. and Caleb Stetson for Elector.
Tie bunker democrats nominated David IIenshaw for
Governor in opposition to Henry Bishop the regular
nominee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

SECRETARY THE NAvY.-The Washington papers state
that Commodore G. W. Skinner has been appointed by
the President Acting Secretary of the Navy during the
absence of the Secretary who is at the North public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

DEAp.-The noted Gen Thomas J. Sutherland, scholar
lawyer and politician, and soldier in South Ameri.
ca under Simon Bolivar died in Nebraska Territory on
the It'll ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

RAILROAD hccrDErr.-A dispatch from Concord. N. II
dated the 18th inst says collision occurred to-day
the Montreal Railroad between two trains by which six
persons were killed and sixteen wounded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

STEAM Mill BuRsEp.-The extensive steam Touring
mill of Mr. j. limerick at Cenreyille, H., totally
DESTROYED by fire on the Both ult Loss 10000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

The fine British mail steamer Conway of 500 tons bur
then says the Savannah Courier has already sailed from
England, and will probably reach Savannah about the
Goth ofe present month at furthes by the LIST of No.
vember. She will leave Savannah regularly the 18th of
the month and arrive the Goth She is consigned to
Andrew Low s. Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

SAILING OF TUE SARAnAe-The steamer Saranac sailed
from Philadelphia for Brazil the 4th inst She carried
Chevaier rerera de Lodro and family, late Charge
dAaires from Brazil who had been superseded by Com
1nander Morera, Minister Plenpoentiary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

The Huntsville (Aia Advocate learns that A. f. Mills,
ESD has been elected President of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad in place of George r Beirnc ESD,
resigned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

JUpGr CoSKtIN.-Judge Conklin, the newly appointed
Minister to Mexico left NewYork for Washington the
9TH inst lie will sail either from Norfolk or Pensacola,
soon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

Corroy AT YAzoo-The Yazoo (liss) Democrat says
that the receipts at that place average
hundred bales per day that the market is brisk The
same paper adds From all the information gather
from the planters personal observation of
own fully satisfied that the cotton crop Of
this section of the State will reach what it last
year Many of the lowand cotton fields will not yield
than half crop The principal destruction is from
ret, which the high lands generally escape"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

SWAMI LAvps.-The Baton Rouge Comet has the follow
ing in reference to swamp lands
We have been informed by the Register of the Land
Office of Louisiana, that the department at Washington
City all locations the officers
of the United States of swamp lands since the passage of
the of Congress ID OF March, lS49 illegal
though Patents have been issued, parties holding them
directed to return the same, The sale location
being illegal subsequent act make good Thus
instead of the United States paying the cash cash
the State she cancels her sales and gives the lands As
there many persons largely interested make this
statement hoping contemporaries will notice it, thus
giving information which will many honest pur-
chaser from spectators.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

ARKAssAs RlvER-The Fort Smith Herald says there is
four feet water in the channel at that point the river
fall owl
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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~ The Floating Palace,
At CarroiftoD, saturday, October 10, and
At Lafayette, Fourth Eistrct,1 Sunday, October IL
spALDING g. ROGERS CIRCUS

At Carroiitop, saturday, October 10, and
At Lafayette, Fourth Bisrict,1 Sunday, October IL
sPALDING g. ROGERS CIRCUS,
With Performers ael.cte special at home and
European and American Cusssw be exhibited board Of "
magnificent Ark Of Modern History, for several day at the foot Of
JACKSON CANAL and EsPLASsDE sTREETs al the times more
particularly designated from day dag at tbs head Of this advertise
nrent, with the following
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

DEc1INss HosoR,-M G. f. sartain, OF Pulaski,
county who placed the electoral ticket in
Tennessee has declined the honor declaring himself or
posed to the principles of the free-soil party.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

BeINE APPLE CHEESE-15 cases landing
octl2 Ell, HART L Co, 70 Tchoup touas street
ND ACE GINGER-50 bags landing from ship
actia Ell. HART CO.. 10 Tehouptoulaa street
ENABLE SALT-2O cases landing from ship
octl2 FL. HART Il CO., "a Tehonroul.s ar's,.
NOSHEN BUTTER-20 frkins prime selected
w andn; oms ship Iowa, for sale by
octI2 Z. ]. HART d Co. 10 Tchoupi'eulas street
sgAPER-lIardware Envelopes, ctc.-6OO
4 tearn landing tromsh ship iowa, for sale b .
n,tl2 L. j. HART co, 10 Tchouptouas street
GUGAR-Phladelph Loaf, Crushed and
~ Packages landing from bark sago-sa for sale by
Octi2 F. ]. HART 4 Co, Is Tclonpouias street
EUJUBE PASTE-10O boxes landing from
Sc,ls A " T. j. HART CO., 10 Tchoupiculas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-12

WROUGHT to the Police Prison, First sa,
Ii , District ME
REUBEN, Black Grif, about years Old feet inches
high his left he belongs to w.
CELESTlNE Ba k, about years inches hsh
onr; defomed; he belongs Mr..
dark Grit about old, feet IL high
belongs Mr. Durnni.
will please comply with the law respecting them
J. W0RRAlI. Warden,
ITewt)risanB, October IL, 1857 octl2 law9w
GtHEESE-350 boxes prime Western Reserve,
] l5O English Dairy, for sae by
octl2 A. u. GRlEFF q CO, SO and 40 Old Ievee.
n ARD OIL-30 bbls. Cincinnati No. l, for
n by A. D. GRIEF CO., IS and 40 Old Levee.
NEW FISII-200 packages Mackerel, Nos. l,
Y . aud 81 200 boxes Goldfish for sale by
octla d. GRIEF Il CO., 80 and 40 Old
STAR CANDLES-25O boxes best Cincinnati
~ brands, for sala by
oetlg A. D. GRIEF CO., az and 40 Old Leveo.
EsNGLlSH DAIRY CHEESE-5N boxes land
-E-A ing from adp ov'a, for ale BY
oct2 Ell HART q CO., 10 Tchoupltonlas street,
pRUNES-6 cases, landing from ship Devon
shire, for sale by Z, HART co., - Tchouptoaa