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Direct Impor;ations.

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DRY GOODS 1l1' WHOLESALE,
III Charleston. g. c.
C. & IL. Il. EARIEe ReHSON & co,
1--we and a,e continually y rcce;r.ng l,y cv, :
ry arr,a', CHOICE GOODS, viii /, they
are prepared to sci! at II rtnall advance
on Tho starting Gust a ltnk at their
HOrGsss - CG4~6oSlG3
will wril repay the trouble. Their Stock o
aaOsicry
is LARGE AND COMPLETES, AND IN
I'D SEA G AJ ca D
many styles vii be Ioun.l no G :ncraily
k,.p, IN 'lIeir market.
C.'& L. j.. kERRlSUN g. co,
Northwest Gunner King ~ Markn-S,s.
Fc5rud.! 10, 1851. l0-jt.
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II. CR A N E,
1HInWiartIsrer oi ssu.sics,

LIGHT CARRIAGES, dc.
Returns lbs sinrcr-. t,lu,IRs tB gra1Mr .
the ci,ik;iiis Of Sumter District CssSr.1t1is-
inr their liberal r,iruIagc hi:h"r- NJ
I" bestowed aud b,gS leave To inform them that
l.. keeps constantly On hand the above articles
uI lis own manufacture and warrnnis the same
To 'c ni ii- h.s, mn,crial. Workmanship. AMI Of
the latest style. His prices shall c"r,,lric with
Ilr Charleston prizes. and h> III ,l:ir iili;y un
comparison: To lm convinced. you will rlcasr
Gall AT his tnriinsr i,clmsi'ory 8ruah Street.
finder the Town Hall and examine for your
selves.
With twenty years experience, md Lihrriy's
aid:
Hell We with the cunnlry aml the arrs of
his trade.
May lI,l,. ISL 29 ,f
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EVening Dress Goods.

White md Conred, Embroidered Swiss Mas.
lin. Org,ndirs. 81 wide. Of the in,,si l,cautihl
oDlnrs, ut 25, 81 ii nnd 81 IL cents.
sAas p,sss s IT. as . as e rrsas "f sS. LOW IN
pri e of s5 eeI.;a yard.
EInhr"' Ter ii nrei,a,liiIc Silks.
Sit, lia'. lsyn.c aud rich Embroidered Evening
Dcrr,cs in ,sie mo.t E..hunahlc styles. These.
i.sctlcr with our large assnrt,ent of Goo'ls for
Evening Wear, urc Offering ut remarkably Low
rR,cEs. ". J. JACOBI " EbS.
22l king-St., lrna, opp The Big 5mn.
Charleston, JAS. 20, I5j2. l!-if
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Bounty Land Claims.

The undersigned tenders his sarvices in the
and collection of claims for Off
GERS md Soldiers who have been engaged in s
tho Military services of the United Siafes." ~
His furiltics are sach as to ensure tho proH,pi
cat attention.
Smn'cMille, April s0;h, 1851 "a stlz
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'IIs l'ii::EAw AHn ANsnN PLANK
= iaial Isl. sss4i.aN,;-tes t;~,a
c,lltr'trts E5f the clearing. @;:',liny and
bridging this road. AMI FIR the timber
eitc. 1t also states on :hr authority Of
Mai. M'farlan Pre-. si,lcit OF lln. road.
that it is t" hc located nj Rocky. river.
anil i'ffIat he hopes 10 have i, finished
FIR tht. next crop.
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Notice.

VI" -uh>cri!rr having purchased the STOCK
Ot GOODS h. ln siiig Ia 4. !. ~ =. Alu>r-,
viii tuuinit. u sirss ut their "h stand an
ass,ir"s hi, ticud>. and the public generally
that lie will d" all in his power to m-ri, their
c"iienrn AMI luironnor.
PERRY 3lOSES
February ~. ST. ii II
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For Sale,

Ny HOUSE AND lot. in The village OF
Snmtrrriilc. wllcr. ! now live. There IRE
Tertna made Ga.y tv tie purc.,u.ers.
Jan. Is, 1852 lS-tf W. LEWIS,
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JUNIOR NJ :, y A G Err s <.
Attentions Cavalry.

Cluemont Troop.
YOU are l,crchy ordered 'n parade at
ynur usual placn oi rendezvous IN Sat-
urtlav III" :.:5 day al February ,eNt. II ~
hoped there will hc a full at,rudnncr ni The
lro"p, as tI" laws against dciau!,err and
meuhcrs wlm are nu, III full UNIFORM w,li
hc gtlly cn."r, ed.
By urd ro Capt. l.. =. I.olING,
T.. MYERS, y. 5.
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NEAD 0rAR'i'ERS. }
!i.h k..., =. {. VI {

Iili r.. / ). {. VI
O'nr.:ED. J:nu:!y -. le5..
Or,'er VI" GS.
l'i"' Upper aud l.nAcr Ea.,:inuS n' ll.c
ll'i Regiment q: Som;iI t#ru!'n, Militia
Will :a'ln--;lir .ur.m"r ui,!rr The comma. Il
m l.. c.i.tni. J TINS ID. lt aiding. al Sum
''r,iii". IN Saturday. the DIST l>i and
the Ian r under the cu,i,rnand nt VI inr
T!"mi> II. Cnninr>. nl Br,!;urL Mills, ~
T. arcn.!n:, MI the Ic;h ni February next,
equipped ;c,o o.d.ng IA law. 10 DIR Ii and
view.
tn" Commissioned nd nnr. Cnmni-
ii"'cd officers oi each B,i,i.nu w.I p nir
Al u Battalion rr,drZ. uI- the ,i.,v prrv.-
Gus 10 l!c tcvrw, armed ana r,I irp,:i Us
he law directs, for ir..i. Nr.
Tho Stall are r"iuir"d Ia to turn % t
each day, AM "n day, I" rc.iew, III lu !
u..!lnrIn.
BY order Of Cnln,el MEIL.EIT.
W. j. NlLn!:E. All. llth R-.'l = G. -.
February IN. 81. lti-;d
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D. ]. WlNN,
H;HedEH AST T'SgE.dbFS.

" AS"e ~ ~ "A ~ u N = ELVles
W"uld respectfully inform his friends nnIl
i'e public generally that hr now lns IN hand
anu oil r. nr sale OH reasonable tern- n large
mnd splendid assortment of Cluilis, Cas.iIners
IA and Vrsriigs, with Hats, Cps, tasa
VA Snspcn,lrrs. crnNnts, Socks. fine lin la
LEI eli and Acrino Shirts, Drtwc.s
Gloves, lianIk crchirlS. Umbrellas, DC.
Men and Boys Rca Made Clothing Of eve
ry description ami variety.
Compl,c Military Outfits, Uniforms. Swurd-
III :u-tis, &r.. furnished al slinri nulirr.
informs for Sumter i,iilcnicn furnished on
reasonable irrms.
II His ,cs,inns are peculiarly rirh consisting
of far richer p:i;trrn> ihun ever previously c1-
hih,rd in this market.
Oct. H.; 1851 81 tf
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New PuSr OFrlc&S. S.-Ncw Pos.
Ollic%s liavc br,.n established ut .lr.l!,,-
rY,i Charleston District aM at Ram,.S.
srS, Darlington District !. j. Brown
iIig l">tina Ser ut the former. and ".
f':nrkingtnn II! the latter p!l,..
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ED liz y q % CD I'D = |,

just receiving iil,:,, he'd aud Brown Shrn'im..
,inl Shr,l-s: Marliuru' Stripes: Plail Lin
Sry.. D>nuhurgs, Cotton mud Linen Hosiery
White. rnnr, and b.rk Kid Gloves: cussi.
ni..r-s: SnIin:ls, k-utmkr J,nns. Flnuul:
Rlrurhrd. brown nnl blue Jrun>--hlur Dcnm-,
DC. &c. Fur sal low hy
". !. FRANCIS.
O?p"-it, L. }. 4 ". Moses Law OIlirr.
Jan 20. 1852
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Valuable Woodland Near
TIE TOWN FOR SALE.

B'twCen IL mud | = acres of land lying
ut Turkey Creek near Sun,rryillc. will be
sold I'M accommodating terms To nn aI-
proved pnr.!,nscr Apply at this "flicc.
Jan. 9Th, 1852 lift
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Mantillas and 0rera Cloaks,

CANTON CATE SIIAWI.S.-The Siuci,
~ this srm-onS imporln!nnS of thu above nri-
clsa n"w Offering NJ reduced pri rs.
w. !. JECOBI d son,
.!l king-si.. bend opp. the Bi, Boot.
Charleston, JAZZ. 30. 1852. l:-,f
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Wreaths and Sprigs.

4 Ia, o' beautiful whic WRENTTIS mud
SPltlGS. just received and for snc lnw by
Sept Is: ". J. FRANCIS
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SIZE dbEsS,

Ladies' Black, Figured and Colorcd Jenny
ii "is: Worsicd Ennmc lIloomc rs Drnb Fig.
urcd Blooncrs unI Gnilcrs; Ria Ties and S ip-
pcrs. &c. &c. J., B. HANKS
Oct7 so &C
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Notice..

The inhabii'nts of this village arc cautioned
against Trusting any operative employed by INC
on The Wi!Tin ,ton a. Manchester Rail Rond
or d .livcring any goods whatever. without writ
ten orders. either from ID. Callahan, j. Hitch
cock, L. w. Turner. or myself
ALFRED II. PRATT.
Sumtcrvillc. January rs, 1852 1871
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lHEs 2GEEN OF SrAlS.---lt ia stated
shat Queeti isabella is 20 delighted nj
h,~oinins n mother, that she lu,s an
r"nnce,l her intention ,fincfc;,sing her
tainiIv. all,l lii. forbidden hGr subjects
I" take the customary omtl, OF nilcgi.
Htisr. 10 the first princess. ~ she hopes
h'prctci,t the ir,tion with a soh short
ly."
e" ~~->--~~~~--ao-.> ,--I---~~ .E--
The Savannah ALprminy Ncrs re-
GrNt. tn na,nou're tlln death "l'tlic wife
"f,lie Hon. John Macpherson Bcrricl,,
which ',"k place in that city on Mon
day. Mrs. Dcr,icn had been ia feeble
health for several wears.
..-o-.. -,--~~~-
NEWSPAPERS losrAaE.-'rhu cnn-
Hiittec .,f tie Us. House ui' Rcnrc<cn-
tativrs have, agreed Il till. the provi
im- "f' which are. that all printed mat
err siL,ll he charged one cent for tw,
an,ia half ounces under 1000 miles.
au,f.dnl!,lc this rate over that tli>tauct..
sn,l"afi,r every additional ounce, or
f.:ntitm ut iu ounce. once cent. New
papers not cX,.c,.,lng one oalcc. half
pAnuuSEn.- Governor OF Prlnf
aylsl,,in has lirIunc.l Albert, o.
Virginia. who hal l,crn found guilty M
kidnapping in tl,a. State. IL had
merely reclaimed fugitive slave ana
herfh'iu.
H., Nm l,.i. Jr,,,s .,r.. ..r,,,,
.hz;,tta,r..at st,.,m r,,t.s r, In. p.u.;,;,.
mr.. 5,,;n,, !, vy,.-v ,,r,r, -, ,ss,.n,,,.r tr,d,
u,tw,rl I,v,.rv Steamer far ,h,
F,tl,nus and Er H;c,,,r,,., i c,,y,L.,,
,,,i H.. ,.,,,r,,,,.,,..,t. l,,,.t..I,.,
Lt, y FIJI on laws AMI V,uL,.rl,ilt,S
line. +, ,ln. c,ui Of E.l,,,,rv M,r.
than. ordinary share Of ,},c pr,. .rut en-
i.rati,n, tn t;;,ljf,r ,rui, !. t,on IN. STAT.
~ Min. wI,.r,. ill.,. ,,,,.,,., ,,;r;n,r
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SaHHiGg!NHI NOTICES.
LAW NOIicu.

Raw Notice.
This un'.nr,igncd will Sttend promptly TO NIL
Coiltiioas nInl o,l,or LEGAL HusINEss placed
in III" hands Of either of them for the districts
of Charleston, Sumter, Riehlsml, Kcrsaw
and Darlington.
! ..-s JAMES ID. BI.ANDlNC,
sfs,Bgai Snni:crvillc.
.+s45 .gsf. WILLIAM BI.ANDING,
80, .ffi 81 l}ro:,d.Sl., Charleston.
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,} Pursuant ,n ur.lrr. irnls tulu-cl f.
d: VI. Mcll'i. Y II ar. her ~ "r lere,l n
&3> Us cubic in !r"ui of ih. Town Hail. ur,
f-N Saturday, 'hc - I lust. ut IL u'rlnck
Nj a. W.. 'uIy equipped for drill am.i in.
~ si':r i'm. The members are ls,rtirI-
--.sEaz~ lar!y required ~ have their guns in
good cu,'i ion iur ~.
he toE,mi,sicn Il rni unn-t ouln .>onxi
"iiirrr' viii nrct al the sam place the day
pr..si"'i, i'rr rIrrci>" an INSTRUCTION.
The ieli""ing t"rp"ra!s hay" b,.en appointed
fnr the present vrar: =. w Davis. X. II. IIud-
ron. r.onai Nlnn,!,ani. y. II. White.
Dinner t".nrn:irr---D. W. Price. ID. H.
Poole. W. Prinyi-. }. VI. Mules. r. VI. Morgan.
l.. VI. McRuy, W. l.. Mccoy.
BY nricr "I Captain J. y. y. IIiMMEr
J.. l.. FSAsEs. Jr.. .. =.
February IL, -. li-Li
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Butter,
SouthsC Carolina Sumter Dist

SouthsC Carolina Sumter Dist,
~ EQCITY.
w"' '''S'' vi. and others Bill e.r Ac,,, &c.
Leonard White and o.lcrs
Il is ordered that the cruiit0rs of Thomas
James Wilder. decreased, late Sheriff nr ,uiI
District. do appear before me and prove llirir
demands against the deceased.
I}y orlcr of tile Court.
JOHN l.. MILLER, Com'r.
Sumter, lille, Ans'l 4th, ISL III onion
Executors Notice.
] ltvc appointed Mr.. Samuel f.. Wilson nv
Agent III, 'N,lc up aIl the mnilrr< of The STAY.
Of Col Strpcn f.aGnsic. late or this District
ANNA T.. LAGOS rE.
All pnrshnS wing demands against The F.
tate "f Stephen I.;,c'str will pr.s'uI them duly
hitasted. THOSE indebted will make in,rn,.,Ii;,le
payment I" S. l.. WILSON, Agent.
May 7ih, 1851 2S If
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ShaWls;

Embroidered Cashmere Shaxls
:" DcInin. an Cashmere s! .awl*.
with n variety of ot.r Sm~ls. For .uic l,,Ny
by W. J. FRANCES. 4
O~t. 81, 1851 a2-a
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40 ia :TH r. HsGa!hHI.

Latest dates from F.NcIronI, J an. IL.
i..,rst dates from lIs,rc, jan ID
Laie>l .i4lcs Ir,m II.,ann, jan. 30
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Rail Road Notice,

Rail Road Notice.
.s 9ssa ssss aaslsh a
OfrIcE VIII & MAN. Il. r.. Co.
Maron &. IL, S G. Jan. 2S, 1852
An adjourned Gcnetal Mcr,,ng of the
Stock '!nlhers of this Company will he held
ut Snhtrrvlle, S. c., on Thursday The llh
Marc.', 1872
BY order nf tic Stockhnl.lcrs.
February 3, le52 Is lid
Notice to Stockho ders,
All. ST ckml'-r, IN arreurs to- the Brad.
!.',ir.ti 10 'nnk" full pa m.ni before rrturn day
IN Marrl, hcAi--" Tie Subscriber to William
Lewis. ESD, in Su,trryiilA.
i'y rider If thu Beard.
EDWIN CATER, Scc'ry & Traa.
February =, 1852. lS-ti
MGHASR>
.~ Slrayui or sinicn from tl,r
Lt2A subscriber o. Thursday night
l.r .2i 'f January, | -, =. my residence
IN Darlington District, near Carrr>villc
P"sl Otiicc, Il very likely, bui sinaI DAY
MAKE, ,l"mt loiir ycrrs nd, stout huli.
snort nrck, snail !ryS and - white s,mt on
"ne of her ,lnL rgs ncaf llc hoof, black
rnanc ai,d ia.'.
Any prr>sn scrnr such aninIl and tax nr
her up will l'c sIlahly rewarded lw return
IL her, "r wiring the letter directed To
car;cr>vi!lc Post Office
J j. MINIS.
January 2T lSJL Tiff
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The Savannah .Erni"y Ncms re-.
grots tnnnnou,uc thn death ul'thc wifi.
"f the lInn. John Macpherson Bcrrirl'.,
which took place il, that city on Mon.
day. Mrs. Bcrlicn lat! been ia feeble
health tur several years.
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MGHAGN.

January ~, ls3
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Attention Riiiemen,

February ~. lIil.
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pAnppSEn.-Iha Governor OF 'cnnf
aylra,,ia has panIuncl Albert, o.
FSirginia. who hal hccn found guilty Of
kidnapping in tlr. State. IL had
merely reclaimed u fugitive slave and
hrrcilii,l. .s.g
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,Io'ln +. kirkpatrick. II native Of
Charleston, is now filing the clair Of
Greek Literature. in the University
Edinburgh recently made vacant lv
the death CT Prot. Dunbar.
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.sPosT-O OFFICE t'uANGE.-'l'hr nallp Of
the Post office at old Springs. Spar
tSnturg District. in this state. has
t'rcn t,lE,ng"l to ':Cr,lar Springs A~y-
l,lm."
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kossufh 10 Chicago.
KCssuth writes as follows 10 Chic
III Ger date Of Jan. lG, flom Pittsburgh:

bNSNUIN WIIIts is IUlUWo % NiIIOd-U'
VI Ger date Of Jan. lG, rom Pittsburgh.
GENTLEMEN The kind support which you hav be-
stowaC upon those Of ICY unhappy countrymsn who,
after The bloody struggle and The pangs Of cetsGtion,
at last arrived the glorious shores Of the Land OF
freedom, was highly gratifying to my feelings. Ac-
cegt nv earnest blanks for tbs token OF your sym
patty With TIE Of hungary, intimately con-
ected with the cause of European liberty and lie.
re hope that YOU Will not foTsake those o. my fell
low exllCs, and that you VIII endeayOr TO find work
for those who are able bodied and support for those
who. by il ness are unht TO earn their livelihood.
Gentlemen, IN relieving these Hmgarlans, the
generous people OF Chicago have benefited my
country. Be pleased to express 10 them how deeply
I feeLihe oeSt of gratitude toward them ana hos
much regTe. thai my engagements do no. allow
NE TO VISIT them AID heartily shake the hands OF
those snteTprisipg and generous sons OF the Wess.
Gentlemen, believe me, your mos, OF sesvt.
l.. kg<sUTU
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u A dispatch from Washington an

nounces that adyices were received from Eng
land by the las, steamer to the effect that Mr..
Bulwer will not return TO Washington As Brit
ish Pleuipotentiary IN consequence.of lll health.
It had not been determined 10y the English Gov
pointed OF not. Mr.. Lawrence expected to be III
Paris some ten days, and on his return TO
London. either successor to Mr.. Bulwer was
to be named, or instructions prepared for Mr..
Champion, covering authority for the inal settle
ment Of the Nicaragua question. The latter
course viii probably be pursued, in which event
an explanatory treaty will be concluded
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= The British Government have made
q full and ample apology for the conduct Of the
commander Of the brig Express in firing into the
L. s. steamer Prometheus, at San Juan de
Nicaragua. The correspondence on the subject
between Mr.. Lawrence and Lord Granville,
British Minister OF Foreign Affairs will soon be
laid before Congress-
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BILL OF MoRrALrrY.-The following ia
the Weekly Report Of Deaths in Ae CITY and Co MIR
of Hew.York. from the 3lss OF January 70 the IN a.
February, 1852 Men, %, Women 10 Boys, lsI,
Girls lol-Tolal, 465.
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REPORT Of Professor 4. D. BacAs, Su-
PersnfsndeHt Of The United States coast Surrey to
ne Secretary Of ne Treasury &c relation 70 tAs
HdsHsflc variations az Posal Pia0s AID San
Diego Coast IF California. and cape Hancock or
Disappointment, mouth Of ne - 'nEbia Rir.7,
Oregon:
OFFICE CoAsr SURVEY. WAsHINGroy,
Tuesday, Feb. ,, 1851.
SiR 1 have the honor 10 state that the uarne,ic
variations at Point Plnos and San Diego coast of
California, and Cape Hancock, or Disappointment,
mouth OF the Columbia River, Oregon, as computed
Ass'ssnt Coast Surrey, are as follows:
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Brooklyn.-The following is the weekly report Of
Deaths in the City OF Brooklyn fdr the week sudas
Eeb,uan 7, 1852

Philadelphia Deaths for the week ending Feb. 7,
1852: Adults, 81 children, 49, Total, l99 Under
10, 1919.
Boston Deaths for the week ending Feb Z ls52:
Males, 80 Females, %; Total So Children under
g. &c.
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wear was 4e5; this year, 465increase 49, o. lcl Der
cent on the figures for 1851. Probable increased
population, Sper cent.
The comparisons by age show lAe following re-
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~ The French papers speak Of the To-
tsntion Of Dsssin, vlolinisi Of no.e to visit
tie United States. The Messager d. MIDI mentions
his las. concert with enthusiasm, and if he be the
sIs there described his success here is very sure
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SHIRT-SEwERs UNION The followin p
gentlemen, composing the Finance Committee, are
requested to meet al the Hall Of the Union, No -
Bleeckers. OF Thursday evening, Feb. IL, 1854 =,
q O'Clock Rev. Charles Parker, Rev II. W. Beech
er, Dr. f. PaTmly, DR.. D. Russ, Horace Greeley.
B. j. Rowland, Robert B Min.uin, Benjamin Els,
John II. Swift, Marcus Spring, Haynes Lord, Rich
ard II Manning, J. II. Keyser, Vim. c. Rund WIN.
+ Russell
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An OLD SUBSCRIBER We should like
10 ct-ise you but re CAM open the door to the
food Of" questions tina. would pour upon US. Et.
anime the legal records or newspaper 6les.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11

House ROBBERS. The dwelling of Mr..
Palmer, NO. second-st, was entered on Sunday
evening and robbed OF four oveTcoa.s, with which
The thief escaped.
On the same evening the house Of w. l.. Scott,
No lz5 First St., was entered and robbed OF twelve
silver tea spoons, six gold rings, one pair OF sugar
topgs, &c, with which the rascal escaped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11

e The case Of Mrs Eldridge, the
widow to whom We referred few days since, is
oIe IN which = lIisle money can be well applied
She reside At the south west corner OF Seventh-ay
az Thirty fourb-st. Any material aid sent to us
Will bs promptly forwarded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11

ARRIVAL OF SOUTHERN SrRAMERs.-Th
steamships Union, Capt. Adams, O. hours frol
Charleston, and Florida Capt. Lyon, IS hours froi
Savannah, arrived yesterday morning We are indeb
60 TO our contemporaries OF both cities for late favor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-11

z The steamer City of New y ork sailed
Monday forenoon, with 3l6 passengers 1t appears
that through a misunderstanding between the agents,
and another party in Boston, about 500 passengers
were received, whereas the vessel could take not
much more than half that number When the tine
arrived for the vessel TO SAIL Of great con-
fusion ensued. A police force was sent for, which
at once cleared the ship and her owners ordered the
vessel into the stream. The passengers were then
taken out to her in small boat and as they got on
beard, their names were registered and ber,hs
assigned them. Those who were compelled 10
remain, we're furnished with passage BY the Sierra
Nevada, If such was their choice, or their money
refunded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-24
A Great Chance
For Purchasers of REAL ESTA'

For purchasers OF kEAL E61A1E,
FENiE subscriber become The owner OF tract OF
1 q Acres of Land, very conveniently and eiiglby
situated for House Lots and Manufacture Purpos S, in
the soGhery part o. the cty,on Canbrd-e street. lead
ing from Whltueys Su,h Worcester, lying on the
South side of said street, and the Vest side OF the
Providence Railroad, about midway between the ity
Hall and the College Of the holy Cross He is now lay
ing the same and offers for sae eligible building
lots on very commodating TERMS witt clear tie
He i'll Assoc graiuitously tract fifty rods IN length
and of sufficient DEPTH suitably DIVIDED into lots, to any
individuals companies, who Will give satisfactory
bonds build the con- fo~ Manufacture purposes and
to employ It reasona lle OF abOrers the prem
Uses For further partcula mquile of
novl9-dwtf CALVIN FLAGG, Vine ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-24
WORCESTER. SATURDAY. JANUARY "a,
MISCELLANEOUS.
"Hibbard's Patent Process for Tanning

u he Subscribers having purchated the right to ise
and " nd this great Improvement in Tanning bcalh'
err, for the counties of Worcester and Franklin, Mass
and after using six months place,
pared to recommend it to the public from own ex
perience as being of he greatest Improvements Of
the age The Improvements consist in the removal Of
the hair from the hides skins without jnring them
and also in the mode oftannng by which the strength
Of The lea her is much increased Ill leather tanned by
this process much softer feel TO it, and docs not
crack or become hard a. when made b, the old method
You can much quicker, cheaper, and the leather s
very superior. he in this county request
ed TO call at annery and examine the leather and
The mode of manufacturing it; il they wish TO pur
chase The right said process as have no doubt
they wild we will sell 10 them at reasonable rate =
There 10 doubt but that il will entirely super
cede the cd hod This ocess has been tested by
over TWO years experience at the tannery of Messrs L.
& II Churchill Rochester, New York, and gives the
greatest satisfaction. Apple tons for rights, or inor
nation respecting em be made TO US, or to h,se
Frost, Rochester, Ny, no has the Agency for The
sale of Territory in New England and other parts OF the
United States Sheep skins tanned by his process are
as strong calf tanned by the old ans make beautiful
and soft boots and shoes-all oher rather as much
stronger in proportion,
Dec. 10, 1851. Brookfeld, Worcester Co., Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-24
HAMBERLIN q Go
Propose to their Customers their
Eleventh Semi Annual Sale,
CARPETS.

All the SPLY CARPETS, inc ding the Imperial su
pers fir I'm IS cents TO 81 per yard; former prices $24
37b; all the SUPERFI >Es from GIL to IS cts; al
The FINES and COMMONS from so to 62l cts; 10 ps.
heavy List Carpets for 3J csworth AS; Superior Brus