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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-12
ECONOMY Is WEALTH.-FRANKLI
IN CLOTHING STORE-The subscfibers Mer.

H.CVNyM = WEA1 NJ ~ A<11SI =.
chant Tailors would respectfully inform The citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab-
lished, at No. 131 Main Street, Richmond,
Va, branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware
house, where they now have ready fer inspection
of the largest and superior stocks of Ready
Made Clothing in the city ofRichmond, of the very
best materials and workmanship, which we will
sell from 20 tc Is per cent less than any other es
tablishment in the city.
Also, large stock of gentlemen's furnishing
Goods such Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Pocket
Hanjkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, &c.
r. DECOU g. CO,
ap 10-d3m No l22 Main street.
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Tickets SO halves 3. quarters 81.
$4,000, 1000, 100 of l,000i
Susuuehanna Lottery, Glass No 26, to be
drawn at Baltimore on Wednesday, June 23rd IS
numbers, l3 drawn.
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A DIX. ADDlNGTON. 11:,..
duate) Observation-Disclosures

A~A$s hDOAENulONs
h. duatc) Observation-Disclosures
ACYYyER SINCE 1892, invites atten,;a.
to few more new facts.
). ne has ceased to pick his own teeth, complain Of
the newspapers, and sigh over taking another ~.
ira nap, whilst waiting for the non.arrivsIo 81 =
aching victim. Whyf Because, Mr. Commsa
Sense has made known. that the Doct u puIls n ~
for % cents LIS with silver at 50 eta and with sod
for IS cts; then his upper sets cost only sso.
DR. Addington's Office an % ~
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sal danny hear 81 the mast nss0nlsnLs s.s.sa.
w being efsctedby that great pope.-. -
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SUCCESSORS Glib n0hkis q co..
MAR street.. 11ehInends w.
enuenafa ecHein05 fSr Juno, 1S9Ss
n3S.OOO. $4,000. 1900

$4,000. 10000, 1000, so Of 1000, so Of 5ooi
Susquehanna Lottery. Class No IS, to be
drawn a. Baltimore. on "wednesday, June 10th. 70
numbers, - drawn.
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Tor SALE.-A very desirable framed Dwell.
l. ing, with excellent Kitchen, &C. on Leigh
street. Immediate possession may be had This
property 10 in good order. The owner wishing to
remove to the country, would Mako the terms "a
yorable to purchaser. Apply at thise zee
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u Orders for Tickets In any of the Maryland
Lotteries win meet the mist prompt and confden-
tial attention, if addressed to r. FRANCE & CO.,
Managers, or to CIV. PURCELL,
mv3I Richmond Va !
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MAPLE SUGAR. have just received q
III small lot OF Maple Sugar, in cakes, which
can recommend as a prime article Call coon, or
you will be too late ANTONIO PIZZlNI,
lie Under Civ Hotel
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NOTlCE.-At No LIZ Main Street you will
y lind as good an assortment of Ready Made
Clothing as will be found in this City. Our Goods
are web made, and viii be sold very cheap for
cash. 3. MERCHANT g. WEISIGER,
FJe2 No. lie, Main ct.
n. B. Also-A fine assortment of Shirt and Col
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Range of the Thermometer
AT j. w. RANDoLPHs No. l2I Main street,
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DINE APPLES.-Just received, per Steam
u ship Roanoke, lot of this excellent fruit Call
soon, at ANTONIO PIZZINFS,
lie Under Civ Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06
Melancholy and Fatal Accident.

JouRw.L OfrIcE SYRACUSE, Dec. g. 1852.
A young by the of +. J. Worden, en-
gagged on the Rochester aud Syracuse Railroad
treaLnan the emerant train, by tho
cars and killed about cleven O'Clock Saturday night
is supposed that he passing the for tho
purpose Of strpgipg the bell cord when ho accidentally
fell between them, and getting caught in way,
dragged distance of sixty rods and there his head
brought in contact with the wheels which it
literally cutting 1t in two Some Of his brains and blood
scattered around en- the track, and presented
terrible sight On being discovered, he delivered
into the charge OF the Coroner who held inquest
his body Those engaged the train did not miss him
until<hey came to Auburn.
Mr.. Worden was youug mon Of excellent character,
and very indut trous and careful in his business His
untimely and dreadful death will b. deeply mourned by
all wto krew him.
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Ernin the South.

THE MAYOR ASD THE gowDIEs-PoLITICAL AND
oTHER ITEMS FROM THE SOUTH, ETC.
BALTnoRE, Dec. s, 1852.
The rumored resignation of the Mayor is unfounded
There have been disturbances for the last few days.
ard the alarm is subsidng The Mayor and police
determined to check rcwdysm By the most efficient
tcn Many statements published in the papers -
certained to have been greatly exaggerated
Some Of the back New Orleans mails have been ~
ceiyed, bringing dates to the 27tb u!t,
The damages to the Southern railroads have been
paired sufficiently to permit partial resumption Of
travel.
TIE official vote of Louisiana Is ssccrtaAed to be-for
Scott, ALA; Pierce, 55sS-Piercee majority, 1892.
The boiler Of steam mill at sumptervfe, South Caro-
lima exploded en- Monday last killing three negro hands,
and purpg four others The mill entirely destroyed
by the explosion.
The Legsature of North Carolina had two more BAL
lots for Senator Thursday without eilectng choice
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From Boston.
DESTRUCTIVE FfRE--BURIAL OF wATCHMAN F08-

DESTRUCTIVE FrRE-BURIAL OF wArcHMAN F0S-
TER, ETC.
Bosror, Dec. 8, 1859
slsde 4 whitons stables, Stewards gymnasium, snx
the Pavilion oyster saoon the Of Franklin ana
Havley streets nearly destroyed by fire this eve
ping.
The funeral Of watchman Foster, killed by the falling
Of Chickering's building, was attended to-day BY the
Mayor aud Aldermen Of the city, the Watchmsn in .
body, Police Department, Odd Fellows and many syn
pathizDg citizens. The funeral procession numbered
about hundred persons The deceased was buried
in Forest Hill Cemetery.
There have been arrivals Of vessels to day, and The
weather is wet, foggy and disagreeabls.
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HAVANA, Nov. q, 1852
FEEDING ia Cuba uM Respect 10 general CanedoPoruar
Qualities Of the iae Captain General Conchs Conased
nth those Of his Successor.
From the serious misunderstanding which seems likely
to arise between the governments Of tho United states
and Spain ,anS out Of the extraordinary and eer.
tsnly quito unnecessary measure which the present
chief rity in suba has recently thought proper to
adopt to the manifest injury Of the commsr,ia interests
Of American citizens with this island, it may, perhaps
be not out of place to give you idea Of the feeling
which prevails here regards the character of the
in whose hands the government Of Spain has entrusted
80 important charge the command Of this Of ths
few remaining valuable dependencies Of the Spanish
crown.
The sudden and unexpected recall Of General Conchs
filled the entire population Of this Island with profound
regret. or his great and singular ability these
people had had many and convincing proofs His high
administrative talents his wonderful cearne,s and
facility Of comprehension which enabled him to seize At
glance the intrcaces Of the most complicated ques
tion, his quick and solid intelligence his brilliant and
well cultivated mind, added to soul ncorruptible,
but generous in the extreme, had obtsined for him
the love and esteem Of all classes Of the community
az was sbundantly manifested at the moment OF
his departure for Spain which took place under cir
cumstances which gave rise to such burtt Of sponta-
neous demo nstraton Of affection the part OF the
pie never before had been shown towards any OF his
predecessors His many acts OF charity and those OF his
adoed lady the interest he took in the welfare Of the
pie committed to his care his mercif1 disposition DIS
played towards the invaders who to the island With
Lopez the lives OF many Of whom he spared la spite Of
make no prironsrs His abnsgation in regard
ing himself testified by his having spent the whole
q his yearly inct me Of $4,000 In beneiting
the island, and his leaving 1t 20 poor that purse
was subicribtd by the people for his family all this Is
powerfully impressed upon the minds OF the people OF
Cuba and leads them to form prominent and sad con-
trsst 10 the experience we hitherto have hal Of his
cessor.
Genesl Caredo In the opnion OF those who necessar
y thrown into contact with him, In every way the
reverse OF Concha. lie caprioions indosat, sx.rsms
~ sehsh, and pars:monioua Hau whom AccilsAt threw
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THE WEATHER The rain Of Saturday night continued
until yesterday morning, and damp, heavy foggy day
ushered In. From noon misty rain fell, with .
warm atmosphere The thermometer at the HERALD
building ranged. at noon Al degrees; at p. NJ 43l
degrees; at r. N IA degrees Night warm fog cleared
away
Tnr AMERICAS HorEL.--We refer our readers to the
advertisement Of Messrs Taber &.son Of the American
Hotel in refgtation of that they had
the adjustment to other hands The patrons Of this
popular house will be graded to know that Is con-
nue under its pseeent able and gencmany ad ninista
ton
COLLISION or THE RIVER Yesterday morning, while
the jersey City ferry boat udsonwas crossing the North
liver In the depse fog she ia contact with the ship
Izak Walton Burnley bound TO- Canton and living In ths
her b boom rakirg the ferry boat fore and aft
carrying away the smoke pipe, dmolishing the cabin
and doing considerable other damage Fortunately no
person was injured. The Izak Walton lost her jb-
bcom and had other slight damage.
FiRrs.--Upon Saturday night fire discovered
the third floor Of house in Sxteth street Second
occupied by Mr. Frisb!e, and owned by I. Nc
Knight, Esq The alarm considerable for time, but
owing to the exertioDs Of Capt Maynard Nineteenth
ward and the officers under his command Il was soon
exiting guisbed. Az no fire hsd been in the from
which he fame originated for several days, II sup
posed that bed placed upon that floor ignitsd BY
some evil disposed person Suspicion Is not yet firmly
Upon Saturday evening some children were plsying In
third story They got hold Of quantity Of matches,
and, after ignipg several they set fire to drosse5
banging around the WALL and caused considerable blaze
The bouc occupied by large number of very poor
families and the alarm was very great The police officers
Of The Fifth wsrd extIpgushedtke flames.
At about seven o'clock, Saturday evening fire
discovered TO issue from the attic story Of the house
No. 48 Elm srcet. Immediately upon its being dis-
covered Captain Brennan, with platoon Of men,
attended and succeeded in extiugulshipg It, with riang
damage
RESCUED FROM DnowsING AT about ten o'clock on
Saturday night named John uurlbsrt accidentally
fell into the water at the foot OF Roosevelt street He
was almost drowned, when man employed upon one Of
the canal boats lying at the dock jumped into the water
and Ie cuod him.
FouSp DEAD Captain Trigsr Twentieth ward, found
street. between Eighth aud Ninth saturday
After investigation by Coroner Ives, the jury rem
defed O verdict Of stillbcrn
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The Hon Judge Markell departed this life at Mannheim,
Herkimer county New York. the Goth utimo, In the
SD year Of his age Judge Markell until advancing ago
impaired his physical powers for many years held con
spicuous station amongst citizens In the year 1915
he was elected to tho Congress Of the United States fD
tho district which embraced the place Of his birth, "
Montgomery county He served in Congress durins -
term. For many years be held the Office Of judss
the Court of Common Pleas Of Montgomery county ana
rr,u late period Of his life he was called to n va
fous other places Of trust and confidence amongst
S.lov citizens,
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Fs ON Philadelphia.

FATAL ACCIDENT-HUNG HIMSELF, ETC.
PmLADrLrmA, Dcc s, 1851
brakeman named Smith died yesterday, At 6t.
JoseIhs Hospital having been by train the
Reading Railroad, the Falls Of the schuyikill
Francis walters yesterday committed suicide at Gee-
mantown, by hanging bim,elf while intoxicated.
The steamship State Of Georgia has arrived from So
vannah She exchanged signals on the Sd inst on Cape
Lookout with the steamship James Adger, from New
york Charleston,
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UALES AT AUCTION

w LILLIAN W SHIRLEY. AUCTIoNEER-EXrEN
live eae of ri III goods imp rter to close
up December at l0x o'clock ct
the 20 william street. Cedar street free SALE
for oapb of roh plated tes and cof
fee sets walters oalo ba kts castors candlcatcks tea
and table table ad dessert forks table cutlery tea
trays bronzd hat stands clocks work boxes
Sc Sc Chin. ware elegant Paran figures and statues,
toilet ets &c. Free goods will be eved
unt Tuesday evening Retailers buying goods for holiday
sales will do we'll ts attend.
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REvOLUrOSIsM IN EVERY QUARrEa.
~~~~~~~N-~N~>~~~~~~S>-
Government Troops Defeated In Battle.
The Enemy Joined by Two Vessels
Of War.
THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
ARRIVAL OF HON. w. n. KING AVID
OTHER CONGREssMEy.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS,
&C., ko., 10
The News from Mexico.

The News from Mexico.
THE EFvoLUTIoNIsTs CARRYING ALL BEF0RE THEM
--GoyERNsENT TROOPS DEFEATED VICTORIA CAP
TURED-THE TEHU ANTEPEC CONTRACT, ETC
NEw osiEass, Dec. 4, 1889.
The schooner Mary Ellen, from Tampico, 26th utmc,
has arrived at this port. She brings information that
great excitement existed at poo In consequences Of
formidable revolution whoh had broken out in tho Stats
of Tsmaulipas.
The city of Victoria the capital Of tho State had been
capsred by the reyoiuticns who hourly expected
to attack Tampico.
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Cra1ors LEGISLATIVE JNQUTRY.--A resolutiou
has besn irtroduced into South Carolina Legisiptors,
d;rectinr commttee inquire whether any one f tina
prosassnss in the South Carolina CollcGe Is other
.hl,tionsl or eonsodatonist It Is supposcl ~ -
Thrust At Dr. Lsber who Is sad 10 10 dsAd pgnt 49,
topisn, and " fayg u free wNat
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THE LATEST.

THE LATEST.
New ORLEANS, Dec. SOP n.
The Della has dates from the City Of Mexico 70 the
10th u which that all the Tehuantepee pro.
positions to be published and their decision is 70
Congress.
Accounts from sonora report that Couna De Boulbou
had rebeed and that battle had been fought With the
government troops under General Banco In which tho
latter defeated
The State Of Aguas CaeDtss had pronounced in faver
Of the plan Of Gsudslsara and contributed large Quan
ties OF arms to the revolutionists
The authorities Of 0rizaba treating with the in
surgents at Vera Cruz and probably would surrender to
the latter
At Mazatlan two vessels Of which sent from
Acspulco to blockade the port had Joined the insurgents
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ARRIVAL OF HON. W. II. KING OPENING or
CoNGREss-1HE STEAMER PRINCETON, ETC.
srEciAL coRREsrorpEScE HERALD.
WAsHI,uroS, Dec So P. n.
Vice President King arrived here THE evening in his
usual health with the exception OF his cough which II
much increased
More than quorum of members have already arrived
here that there Is doubt Congress will organise,
and the message be sent in TO morrow.
The official survey Of the United States steamer Prince
ton has proved that additional re surface in the boilers
only Is required to render her efficient These repairs
will take about six weeks X. w.
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The OYSTER BUSINESS IN BALTIMORE The Bal.
dmo,s ameyon OF the 4h instant says that OF the
largest snd most enterpiising establishments in the
oyster trade In that city 10 forwarding daily to the
West by way q the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad
and the improvements eight tons Of oysters
In cans The operations Of thls concern comprise
the opening of two thousand Ave hundred bushels Of oys
ter per day giving constan employment to one HUNDRED
aud City meo and 6oys.
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WILLIAM IRVING & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs, WILL
w cell At auction on Tuesday, December 7, at 10Y
o'clock 81 the sale, room No 10 Pine street near Broad
way large aud FIRE assortment Of fresh manufactured
furs comprising every variety Of articles Of the fnest
brio and manufacture cons Of elegant sets Of martin
cable stone martin. Russia ermins London lustred Lynx
Siberian SQUIRREL Swedish martin, chnohla fitch sable
NUTS and eulsa q which have been manuiac
tured for tho Broadway trade Of the best materials and
the latest style Also large assortment Of robes lined
snd trimmed Ladies particularly invited 10 call and
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IJIBERNIA HALL. CHARLESTON, s. C.-FIRsT
DERS0N, (from Scotland,) better known as Sir Walter
Scot Wizard Of the North who Of
ing magic wonders in Europe for period Of years.
before every regnng monarch and half of taer sub
eos has caused him TO be known the greatest magician
earth. His in the New World during the last
Gteen months ia sufficient ntrod him to the citizens
United States have unanimous their commanda-
lions while tho whole has eened with eulogiums
his mighty deeds He has been honored by the
tonsgs of the elite the scientific and the in every
proving to American citizens that there
strange things heaven and earth than d-esmt Of in
philosophy. Professor Anderson begs most respeot
fully inform the citizens Charleston and its yoipty
that he will have the vng his first series Soirees
Nystereuse Grand Drawing Room Entertai nments in
Natural Magic in which he will show the of Witch
Black Art lie will appear for the first lime 81 Hibernis
Hail. 10th oaDecember. for shors season
eniy will display the whole fcent parapher
xaa Of ahastis tu which is the most gorgeous in
the world being silver pspier maehe and
pearl and manufa ctured under his direction from ri
gnal modss In his programme Of wonders
he will perform electric galvtnc hydr.mo mechanical
and experimental which have baaed the professors
OF the above sciences bot of the Old and New World.
$50 far, in deed, his art transcends
You'd think tho Dell was at is finger ends;
He will Monday the 10th December, and give his
Srs Gran6e Sores hagique d playing among other rove
wonders the Great scrap Book Feat; the Suspension Net
merio The wizards Original Inexhaustibe Bottle (of
citizens with all kinds Of drinks tho Great Bank Note
Wonder tho sts Casquet: the Magic Cauldron; the
Mystic Cabinet; the Great Watch Trick lseqdpg shem
Nysterious bssppearauoe and the Great Mesmsrio
ders. On Saturdays grand day performance st F. M
Doors every evening at half pas the Magician will
in his mystic temple at g at 0 O'clock
explaining $50 experiments performed By the Professor
S cents. Illustrated programmes, * cents
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NVILLIAM Writer'S AUCTIoNEER THIS DAY
w tMcndayl, at halfpast ten o'clock At iT Canal
street. morgages sale Of large quantity OF boarding
house fuiniturs So oonsisss 6sdssads bedding wash
stands tabes, mirrors, carpets. oeloth sofas chairs
rsohers bureaus stoves crocksry glass 10 Also
quantity f porter house fxture counters So BY order
WM THOMPSON, Attorney Tor Mortgages,
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van wavenor Co. and others The whole will bo sold
Without reserve to close oonagnments
pxREMProRY SALE OF RAILROAD BoNDs.-THE
AZ hs 3 sss n. S5ssss Sc sla s;,
hpas are for s each and mature Isl April ls6 They
due on Vt first April an ana m ss oasos he
Of orc in this s hsy are ssssTGs b the I
to John James T. h % and John a o. O.
Soi sr the captsi Of Se company say time
fs @ fss orgs Il S sr an ss IL al
Of hS road are & thrown 5 open public h E1o SC 20 ere
balance not be offered till next after the 9TH
portions Of the usrk are completed The read il nov dnh
and Is graded for nearly miles further satsvi,
a @ s ss sSs an
offered at auction the eastern section Of the road has
s S e
ss as NAY on an rSoa etD mile nil sns
cost Of the nifty mile section completed AS ys
p..e with well psGndcd ccnfdence: continued augmen
ns fs aeee
50
work sundor contract to Buffalo whera location is
s assos i
so i one funired and I I and dan miles It's
grading masonry and bridging are Of hs best esaracter
work viii compare svoraby with any other the country
LIS are q ss eSdyy :y sd are M S on 5
abroad al Corr inr and the great lakes at Buffalo The
Bualo and Branord road of the broad guage and
will continue this channel Of railroad communication TO
Detroit and the Far West The district country through
which the Buffalo Coming and New York road 10 the
most productive in the Western part az this state and a
forde local traffic sufciopt to and good diyi
dends the cost Of the road and the directors count with
confidence share the through travel In ad
don The the bonds oered is suoh that
the directors with sincerity that they equal TO
any railroad securities in the Market the net earnings
that part Of the road running being sufficient to make
certain the payment Of principal and interest he whole
OF bonds the company authorized to issue thus
placing their safety beyond question The convertible caue
adt preatly to th cir real value Investment.
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y w.wEsJ CoTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND ELE
Ils rant assortment Of good second hand yurpiture-
Monday morning. at 10Y o'clock at LAG Greenwch avenue
beds mattrese six sofas three superior sofa bedssead
mahogany rockers and chairs walnut do rich suite
dining card centre and pier rosewood aud tables
spina, glassware ten srAndoles silver manel
uents toilet sets. ko The sale will be positive. rain or
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Arrival OF the Black Warrior at Mobile.
MoBrLr, Dec 1, 1859
The steamship Black Warrior, from New York, via Ha
vana arrived at the bar at twelve O'Clock last night
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n II. LUDLOW. AucTIoNEER R-TRrsTEE.s SALE |

T. II. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
yeisStb. 18th and sssh re H. LUDLOW viii sell 4,
asetion ON Wcdncsday December sh 1852 at o'clock
pcrty viz three lots north side Thrtyfth street. los
feot east from Fourth three lots south side Thirty
side Fftysixh street. l5 feet eae from e ton avenue
r,s ,o.s sou'h se & s.h s;ae Ia v mes h ,reas
east from Second avenues seven gore lots adjoining
IN last mentioned lots, tho eight lots south
side street los feet from Third avenue
lot south side Eightth street. lbs feet from Third
70 the usual agsn.t nuissnces on
Of the above property will be positive ~ close trust III
Ne perfect and full warranty deeds will be giyon For
further apply At the office Of the
IL Ali htree Mhera of tho Obtained
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Duel between South CsroIinians.

CiARLSsToS, Dec s, 1852
duel occurred on Friday, in North Caroua, bstwesa
0. NJ. Dsntzler and w. }. Keitt, Of Orangeburg s.
Tho latter eghtly Wounded