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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
r OOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE

OOkING-GLASS AMI fIC1OhE-
Il FRAME MANDATORY, Nos 81, 50 and II For
svtbst New-york-The undersigned, having devoted ms
,eal sttenrion for many the Looking Gsss and
Picture Frame business fully competent by his
to execute work of any description IN his Incl that VIII give
largest and most extensive establishment Of the kind IN this
country possesses advantages others variety and ex
of stocks and the long established and continual
increase Of trade from all parts of the Union with the many
improvements the undersigned mas recently made IN ms ma
chnery enables him sell MS articles az less prices than
any Other manufacturers and he respectfully socits his
friends ard the public in general to call and examine his
large Of Looking Glasses and Picture Frames pro-
vious to purchasing. .
On hand Rosewood, Walnut Mahogany and Gid Mould
ius Of every description and all lengths or Shipping
All communications through the P0sf-Oce viii be thank
y received and punctray attended 70. Direct 20 Box
No IOI Chathnra-s1uare Post Office. S. J. SlGLER.
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NTEW and SECONDHAND FURNI

Rockers Mahogany Bedsteads Couch-Beds Lounges 500
Husk and Hair Mattresses IA dozen Chairs Counters Once
Desks Chairs Stools Oil Cloth Carpets Looking Glasses
Feather Beds Secretary Bureaus $50 Bedstead Fine Cher
~ and Walnut Tables Card Tables Bureaus, and
Spring Mattresses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

MILLINERY GOODS SELLING
IW OFF-PHILIP CARLEBACII, No. Y John,st
being about 10 change in his business intends selung
ut sacrifice his entire stock consisting oil ppons ohsr
scption Of goods suitable for Mners and Fancy Store
keepers
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NvHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE

IL COMPANY Of the CITY Of NETWORK, ests5
lshed IN 1851. q No LIS Canast; Braleh ofice No .
Broadway nest Of Was opposite Trinity Ch1rch
-nsurc BuildnaS Merchandise Household Furniture Ves
sells in Pors and ther CarsocS &c against lo damage oy
6rc-Ths Company having been In succesfsl operation
number Of pcrson nearly 5000 who have edeced tnsur
snce 1t their oce for TO manner Ia which their cuisines
transactions have been eoaucted and feel assured that in
this respec they viii not suffer BY comparison wiss the
most favored Of monetary Institutions All osses have
been and VIII coDtaue 70 30 hcsly adjusted snd prompsy
settled. JEREMIAH TERBELL President
NosEs q. LEONARD Secretary
George PAuLptSG, Surveyor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

NEW ENGLAND LIVE STOCK IN
IN sURANCE COMPANY, Of New-Hsysn, Conn,
BRANCH OFFICE Ne Is Wsllst, N. Y.
CAPITAL. SJ0,O00.
T Company insure Live Steeh, such ~ aorses Cattle
scc,dssS on disease Of any DESCRIPTION whatsoever
THOMAS xENDRICk. President
0xossx r. REyKoLns Secretary.
GEoRSs BuckLANp, Inspector for New-fork
BURTON KENDRICK, Agent.
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" YORK and NEW-HAVEN

IN RAILROAD,-wINTER ARRANGEMFST, Dec.
a5Trains of New YORK. leave corner Of Canal
st and Broadway.
Accommodates TRAINS leave for New Haven at and
IL 80 A. NJ; and AS r. M. The l30 A. ~ runs in con-
nection with Train from New Haven to Hartford and spring
field and with Train over the Canal Road.
EXPRESS TRAINS for ewHayen, Hartford, sPrnghsla
Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads TO osdsnsomg
and Montreal) Boston and Worcester, at A. tstops
Stamford and bridgeport and p NJ lsops at stamford
Eorwak and Bridge port time about 81 hoon 70 Boston
The A. NJ connects with the Housaonic and NanEstucs
Railroads Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New Haven
The O'Clock p M with Nsugstuck Railroad AZ bndgepen
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester at $50 NJ and q r.
NJ Stop at Mount Vernon and Pehsmyille.
TRAINS INTO Ew-YoRK-Accommodation Trains leave
New Haven at $50, add 935 A. d., and 45 y. NJ The
935 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield and Hartoe
and Canal Railroad ut New Haven, and from Naugstuck
Railroad Bridgeport The 40 p. NJ receives passenger
from Hartford and Springfield Railroad.
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Haven on arrival ~ Trains
from Boston, at LIS and s45 p NJ lstoppins At bridgeport
Eorwslk and Stamford leaving Boston at A. NJ, and
PM
SPECIAL TRAINS leave Port Chester at $50 A. NJ, snd
345P Pm.
See large bill Of advertisement at the Station House ma
principal Hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER, JT,
Superintendent
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WINDOW SHADES.--A rich and en-
w treIy new assortment of WINDOW SHADES for
the Spring Trade now ready for sale Also beautiful
sortment of Buff and White Linens with all the requisite
mounngs Costumers by calling al store satisfy
themselves that they do better than at other est0
lslInen exclusive Manufacturers Store Shades
made 10 order with ncaness and dispatch BStct at
tention paid to furnishing hotels, saloons, &c. NC
G. X. RIKER CO., No lSl Chatham-st
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nRnuCTION Of TELEGRAPH

liz RATES by BAIN'S MERCHANTS LiNE-onces
No - WasLst New-York. and No 70 staie-st Boston
Wewould respectfully notify patrons generay thh on
ard after the yh the Of TRANSMISSION viii De 70
duced 20 ten cents TOR the words and one cent
for eseh additional word.
Oar best efforts will be nssd merit continuance of the
rpod feeling which has been extended 70 line by
the business public-New-y York Apri 10, 1852.
MARSHALL LEFFERTS, President
JOHN MCKINNEY Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

TyO PLUMBERS.-The advertiser, hav-
ing business Immediately connected with Plumbing,
aud possession of good store with plenty OF room and In
we established situation, DESTROYS OF obtaining Part
ner in the Plumbing line. A thorough business and
fistate mechanic with capital equal to the advertiser,
would find this excellent opportunity as there are no
membranes of description the business OF the ad-
yertise and indebtedness Ii Is desired that all appca
tons will be strictly houes Address k Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29
NOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT

IL CHEAP PASSAGE.-Ths entirely and msgnif-
cent clipper ship NORTH STARR Captain J. o. Barclay,
will positively sail about the lst OF May The accommo-
ton of Captain Barclay this being his third voyage to the
above por) will render all persons opportunity seldom
offered, In selecting comfortable passage Her be-
tweendecks fully eight feet high and patent ventlaor
Ii fully expected she will make the passage in 80 days
Early application will be necessary to passage only
q limited number will be taken, either board, Pier n
East River foot Dover-st or to BUTLER BROTHERS,
No les and ll8 South St. N Y.
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Uptown UPHOLSTERY and

wv ESALE and RETAIL
w FURNITURE DEPOTS, on Hudson-st, New-York.
The subscribers wholesale and retail dealers in Cabinet
Furniture offer the City Trade and Country Merchants
splendid stock of Rosewood Mahogany Black Walnut and
Painted Suits for Bedrooms and Parors every variety OF
STYLE and finish prices unusually low. They would be
pleased exhibit these with the TO the public that
they be exceed any other establishments In this
country. -
N. B. Mckinney, No 22s Hudson-st.
Martin S. Mcnamara No. go Hudson-st
4. J. Blanck K Sons No. 3lS Hudson-st.
Aaron p Blanck, No. $50 fiudson-st
Henry Herkner, Nos. 81 and 373 Hudson-st.
H. w Mcdonnell No. 372 fludson-st.
Henry J. Gracey No. S74 Hudson-st.
George Smith, No. $50 fiudsonst
Baldwin Mason, SS2 Hudson-st.
Dwight Bishop 4 CO., No. 3ai Hudsonst
H. Portington Bros, No. 500 Hudson-st
John Michel, corner Charles and Hudsonsts
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" This Company take Fire Risks disconnected with
Msri1s Risks
The Board of Trustees have This Day declared Dividend
per cent the earned premiums of the year
ending dec 81 1851 for which certificates will be issued
and altar the 18th OF April Also interest OF per
cent o ahe scrip heretofore issued payable in cash aud
after tbs "a OF February BY order OF the Board.
EDWARD A STRONG, Secretary
TRUSTEES.
Zebedee Cock, Francis Skiddy, PA H. Renauld,
Thomas n,eston, Sam' T. Spreolls Chas. Conroly,
n T. Lathrop Eben. h. Croeker Elisha Robhins
Sidney Brodks VIM. r. Bulkiey, Paul Alden.
Geo. CsriswoA il. Arthur Finnegar, Thomas Dgnhan,
Ehas Ponvegx James s HYDE, w. Kent, IS Cedar,
=. J. Brown. vSham Bryce, John Harper,
Frederick A. Lee, J.W. Culbert, James Myers
George Bird, r. I. Woodward. James Stuart
John b kitchiny Theodore Crane Samuel l.. Briah
Alfred BarratS Robert L. Taylor, Francis l. Cook,
c. d. Hnrd s X. Chittenden, Benz A. Mumtrd
Edward Anthony. L. s Pond Nm- n. Lothfop,
H. h. brewster, i. b. Wyman, Josiah u. Low.
ZEBEDEE COOK, President
EDWARD ANTHONY, Vice President
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NOR SHREWS BURY, LONG

The stages for squan and Freehold win In connsetoa
with boat Stages convey passengers 70 all part ne
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat -
account of the owners
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hinder respectfully Informs his friends and ne Pae
he thar he las removed tur ms old stand No Al fnn
W rhe ,e,y AID corodi0as baiing, No Park place.
Ne f,ies bs OPPORTUNITY to inform thsm that by t.is 70
movaI he has bt enabled eaty enargs his establish
uert HIS facilities such as 70 guarantee eatite
To uriSc ard pIOlnytness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

ENREIGHTS REDUCED. - Ordinary
III measurement Goods are taken by the kALk
RIVER LINE from NETWORK to BOSTON ct J eeno
Der foot; Ordinary Weight Goods at IN cents per w -
other freight In proportion Freight will at all unm -
taken a. low Is by any rival route.
TISDALE 4 BOARDMAN, AgenA
Nos. 10 and III West&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

CTEAM PACKING-TY HELMS
~ PETENT-2o0 900 lbs. in store, different THO kness
The ousity of this article which will stand 100 degrees
higher heat any other rubber has been tested for two
wears and over The American and British steamships and
those goue California it with entire approval The
undersigned will warrant this patent packing to give en-
tire satisfaction every No but the undersigned
can use the in the manufacture of rubber and other
kind win stand high heat Warehouse No = Courtsndt.
st All oide addressed to the manufacturer and owner OF
Tyer Helms Patent. HORACE H. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-29

&IEWAKT'S L L. A N Il A u K N r. L
~ GUARD RAZORS.-The subscribers continue to
ceve regular supplies Of this celebrated Razor For sale al
enane, sole agents for C. Stewart Co. Charing
London Also the celebrated Army Razor, entire new
Article.
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Notice.

l RECEIVED Orders from w. II. B.
u Richardson, Chairman OF the Western
Board of Commissioners Of Roads for
Clarendon County, dated 26lh September
last, oissne warrant 10 J. II. Prescott, csu..
ms Overs"er on the Vance's Ferry RoaL.
to take lie hands belonging to tha, in IS
dIctIon and work upon said Road twcl g
consecutive days according to Law, at tic
expiration OF The twelve days W ork, if me
Road should rot then be in passihlc, or.
sale condition. upon information from said
ovcrseer TO that effect, to give public notice
OF the same This day ] received lniorina
ton from Mr.. Prescott over seer oI tho snid
Vance's Ferry Road, tia, he hal agreeable
I" the We instruction worked upon SAID
Road twelve days with all the hands be.
l'nging 10 that Jurisdiction, and he con-
slders the Bridge to he entirely unsafe, Gas
the abutmcnt is entirely rottcI,,) even for
single horse to pass over.
Therefore the public are warned from
passing over the Vance's Ferry cmbank
nent and Bridge, both n person and pro-
perty Of any kind, as it is reported 10 he
entirely unsafe.
BY order Of The Chairman.
|. b. BROGDEN, Crk Com. R.
Nov. 81, 1851. 6-3m.
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
W.. G.. BANCROFT.
253 and 255 kiNG-STREEr.


(Onc door below Wcn,w"rih- -Sircct.)
We would again respectfully invite the nltcn-
tion OF our friends and customers in the countrr
TO our extensive Stock Of DRY GOODS, when
they visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting Of Georgia Pluincs and Krrseys.
Alabama do do
Plain and Striped Osnnbcrgs.
Blcnclied and Brown Domeslcs
SUPER DUFFIL BLANKETS-DIRECT
IMPORTATION.
We would also part iculnrly invite attention
oar IMPORTATION Of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one Of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN TIE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared TO furnish every article
IN tfe Dry Goods Line, viz: Ilosicrs, Govcs,
Linens. Flannels, Cloths CasiIners Bonn ba zines
:Sipaccis, Merenoes, Alous>cllan de Lairrs,
Planis, Jncones and Swiss Muslins, Furniture
Dimiiy. Prints. Ginghins. Shnwls, Laces, Edg-
ing, Ribbons. Trimmings, &c, &c.
September %, 1851. 4S..,f
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate in the
Town of SumterVilIe

The entire lot on which is siiuHled the
SUMTER HOTEL now occupiedhy Mr
Myers, formerly by Mr.. Windanl. Mr..
DinkIns, and others The new buildings
on The lot nrc, a large convenient two sro-
ry establishment jus, iiniphcd and occupied
by hy Mr.. Ficwrr: as Il CARRIAGE MA
KING ESTABLISH MENl', with Black
smith Shop attached; the Store occupied
by DR.. Alcl,eti aS an .APOTHECARY, The
SFORE-HOUSE occupied hy AIr Folsom,
and DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
under the same roof lv myself. The STA
hes OH the premises are new and aff;,rtl
accommodation for SIXTY HEAD or
HORSES. The rent OF the buildings ex-
elusive of the Tavern itself (Which rcn,s
for three hundred dollars) is worth seven
hu dred and tinv dollars. The whole will
he disposed nl cheap fnr cash, or on a credit
to IN approved purchaser. Apply on the
premises to WM. WEBB.
Oct. 2Slh, 1851 If
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CATALOGUE.

Silk nad Straw Bonncts. Bibbnns, Flowers and
Silk Goods. Hosiery. Gloves, Scnrs, Criva,s,
Together with n complete assortment of MILNE
ry Goods, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, DC.
Guns, Rifles. Revolving and otlrr Pistols,
Percussion Caps, Came g. Shot Bags, Powder
Fasks.
knives, Scissors, Razors, Gents Travelling
Toilet Gases,
Musical Instruments.
Writing Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy Stationary,
Coats Spool Cotton, Common do, Tapes,
Yarns,
Buttons, Combs, Needles, Pins, Brushes, Co.
longncs,
Soaps, Pcrfumcry, Inks,
And general assortment Of Fancy Articles,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jcwclry,
Marine Time Pieces, French Manicl Clocks.
Common Brass and Wood Clocks, &c.
English and German Guns, Bird Cages nn.l
Traps, and various other articles loo hume rU,is
to mention.
N.B.-Just received from Paris the mos [
splendid assortment of Gilt and Gold JrwcIry
ever Offered in this market E.G B
October ii, 1851. Soft.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past fi,vours the subscriber with.
es TO inform the public that he still mnnnfac.
lures Cotton Gins 1T his establishment in State.
burg, ON the most improved and approved plan,
which he thinks Tint the cotton ginned on one
of those gins Of the late Improvement in worth
Mt east u quarter Of II cent more than The cot
ton ginned on the ordinary gin. He nlso man.
uiactures them the most simpl. construction,
of the finest finish and Of the best materials: Il,
wit. Siecl Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Cuse
hardened which hc will sell for G2 per Saw
He also repairs old gins and puts them in CON.
pletc order nj the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will he promptly md punctually attended
10. WILLIAM ELLISON
Stnteburg, Sumter Dist, $. {. Feb II, 26..,i
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lIlR(llII1AE2.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and CUSTOMERS, TINT he is now receiving,
III his old stand, No. 26 HAYNE.STnEEr, (np
snirs,) from Englans, Germany, France and the
Northern States, Il complete assortment of
Staple ano funen Dress GOODS,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &c,
az per Catalogue annexed, which he is prepared
10 sell OH reasonable terms, at Whole. sale only
to the Country Trade. He respectfully solicits
call, bciug determined to sell ~ Iow ny any
House in the City. f. &. BROWN.
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METHop1sr EpIscopAL BOOK

METHODIST ErIsCoPAL Book
CONCERN, SouTH.-It is proposed i'll
some Of the Louisiana papers that
the funds which will come into the
possession of the Methodist Church
South, by the recent favorable de-
cision Of the suit of the Southern
division of the Church vs.. the
Church North, be used in the
erection Of an extensive B,ok
Concern at jackson, La. in the
immediate vicinity Of Centenary
College.
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From the National Intclligcnccr.]

How TO MAKE TAn.-NIessrs.
Editors: Allow me TO draw your at.
tention to one of those telicitous dis
coveries which appear to have
escaped the attention of inventors.
In fact, so simple has this proved to
be that any one is surprised who
sees it that he was not tho discoverer.
This simple machine is an iron rctort
tor the manufacture of tar. The
methods heretofore followed for the
manufacture OF this material pro.
duced an article of inferior quality; a
great quantity of it was lest to the
manufacturers by the falling in Of his
pit, by absorption i'll the sand or
earth, or mixture with foreign
substances, such as chips, pine leaves,
&c. The machine is a simple rctort,
pouring out with great rapidity a
beautiful clean light,colored tar and
acid, both of which are preserved
from dirt or loss by the method of
manufacture; and, although the
principle of destructive distillation is
still preserved, and nothing of the
wood is left but carbon (pure char
coaD, the tar is of lighter color,
and is cleaner than by the old
method, the charcoal itself being a
superior article. The invention is
now in successful operation in
North Carolina, and is the invention
Of Dr.. Mcconnell, of this city.-A
friend to Progressive improvements.
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AN OPINION FROM THE BENCH.
The following case is reported in a
lato number Of the English Law
Magazine:
SAT the recent assize at Liverpool.
q atabbing case from Manchester
was heard before Baron Platt, who,
IN summing up the jury, used these
words-"One of the witnesses tells
you that he said to prisoner, If you
use your knife you are damned
coward Il say also,' continued tho
learned judge, apparently in decp
thought, 'that he was damned
coward, and any man is o damned
coward who will use Knife"
This opinion, it is said, has been
expressed before, but never from
the bench.
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SUMTER HOUSE.

fiiEI f. MYERS, would respectfully in
|,,lEsd form the ciiizens If Sumtsryiile and
EssssiS:s.sa the surrounding country that he has
just returned frop, Charleston, md has made
arrangements to receive ICE and s ODA WA
TEX, Of every variety, weekly.
He has OH hand, and will continue te receive
throughout the season, n choice nj isorlInent o..
Wines and Cordinls, Confeciionnries, Frnit,
&C., oil Of which will be disposed of cheaper
than was ever offered before in this place.
My 29, 1850. 50 If
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a gentleman was writing note at
a coffcehouse the other day, and
pcrceiving an impertinent fellow
looking, over him, as he wrote,
wound up thus: Il should say more,
were it not that an impudent puppy is
looking over my shoulder Upon
my honor, Dir said the man, i ha, @
not read q word you have wri!ten!'
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Some girls, i'll kissing, purse up
their mouths as they were about to
perform on the flagolct. This is
wrong. kissing is a luxury that
should be INDUCED in with appetite, ;
and not mibhle as if it we're 'pizen.'
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81 do not wish to say anything
against the individual in question:
said u very polite gentlemen, "but
| would merely remark, in the Ian
gnage of the poet, that to him, 'truth
is strange, stranger than fiction .
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"AIy dear" said husband to his
affcctionate better half, after matri.
monlal squabtlc; YOU will never be
permitted to 90 to Heaven" "Whv
not?' because yon will be wanted
as a torment down below"
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Through Fare from Charles
ton to New York $40.
ssHyyI57sfs e5sasa nmA all
THE GREAT Mali. ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, $. C..

ARIES lON, -. l.,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot OF
Laurens-st. daily at 3, p. III. after tho
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, and WELDON, n. G.. Pc
TERSBURG, RICIIMOND, to WASH
lNGTON, BALTIMORE, pHII.ADEL-
PllIA. and n. YORK.
The public is respectfully Informed that
the steamers of this line, from Charleston
to Wilmington, are in first rate condition,
and arc navigated by well known and expe-
rienced commanders, and the railroads are
III fine order, (,he Wilmington and Wei
don Road iavng recently been re- laid with
heavy II RAID thereby securing both
safety and Dispatch 4 THEouGu TICK
Ell having already been IN operation will
be continued az a permanent arrangement
from Cha rlcston to New York. BY this
route travellers may reach New York
on The third day during business hours
On and alter the first d;y OF July ncx,.
Baggage Will be tickcicd from the point
OF departure to Washington City, under
The Charge of a special agent or Baggage
Master. Al Washington lhc same will
be transferred to the care of similar agents,
who will accompany il 10 New York. and
turning South.
Through Tickets TO New York can
alone be had from Z. WINSl.OW, Agent
OF the Wilmington and Raleigh r. II.
Company, at the Office of the Company,
scot OF Laurens-strcet, Charleston. :. T..
10 whom please apply; and to Ch rlcs,on,
n the Office OF the New Jersey Railroad
and Transportation Company, New York.
July ,, 1851 So If
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Executors Notice,

| have appointed Mr.. Samuel f. Wilson nv
Agent to settle up oil tho matters of tn. t.s,aty
OF Col. Stephen Lucoste, late Of this District.
ANNA +. LACOSrE.
All persons having demands against the Es.
tate OF stephen Lac"stc will present them duly
aliested. Those indebted will make immedui,,
payment to S l.. WILSON, Agent.
MAJ Uh, 1851 "a ~
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Hb Es a g. as Cd hh =

just receiving Lilca, he'd and Brown Shcc,ings
and Sh,rtngS; Marlboro Stripes; Plaid Lin.
seys. OsnahnIgs Cotton and Linen Hosiery
White, colorcd and black Kid Gloves; Cnssi.
mcres; Satincts kentucky Jeans, Flannel.
Blcachcd. brown AMI blue Jcans--b!ue Dcninls,
DC. &c. For sal low by
". j. FRANCIS,
Opposite F. J. & Nj. Muses. Law Office.
Jan 20 49,
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of fion -Four to Five Thousand
pairs of the above article by the FALL. For
reference rs 10 quality. he would respectfully
refer persons VIII" may be disposed 10 purchase
of him, To those who patroniZc& him last year.
AS 10 price, he will guarantee them Us low us
can be- afforded.
MAJ - > II J. NORGAN