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LADIES' CATER LACEs !!

LADIES' CATER LACES
UsT RECEIVED this day large assortment of black
- and coored Cater Laces Also additional supply Of
Gentlemens Opera Boots and Congress CATERS
Ladies' white and black Satin Slippers and Cater Boots
Misses and Children's Fancy Boots
Boys and Youths Congress Caters and Kossuth Ties,
All Of which will be sold at the lowest possible price the
sane can be bought for in the city.
ca Call and examine for yourselves at
I. b. GRIFFINS
Penna avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
mar 4-tr next door to W. Harper Il Co.
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The first lunar eclipse on record was observer
on the 18th Of March, TOE 9.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


MarkessTPsss.gs 81 the Huge Corpora
tion BIZ ny the Maryland Assembly.
BALTIMORE, March 20-24 p. m.
Sales OF nine hun .dred barrels Of Howard street
-four at IA. IL. Other things unchanged.
The Maryland Senate has passed House bill
incorporating seven mining, iron, and coal COM
panies, in the region Of Cumberland Maryland,
into one corporation, with capital Of S. 00O, 900;
and the bill is now law.
Arrival OF the Georgia-Msrksts.
NRw York, March 2o-2 p. m
The steamer Georgia has arrived from Chagres
with eighty passengers and fair amount Of gold.
Her California news has been anticipated.
She brings Havana dates to the 10Th The
steamer Ohio was there. All was quiet on the
island.
Flour to-day in New York commands $4623,
Corn is dropping, and grain quiet.
Arrest.
Boston, March 90 p. m.
Two men have been arrested here to-day for
stealing sixteen thousand dollars from the ship
Mississippi
ico-Captare OF General Carnr.faiEDis-
psrSemcnt OF his Forces.
new ORLEANS, March 16.
The steamer Louisiana has arrived at the Ba-
lie from the Rio Grande, with later advces from
Northern Mexico. The Picayune has despatch
announcing the capture Of General Caravajal by
General Harvey, who had brought him to Browns.
vile. He was found almost entirely deserted by
his troops, who had dispersed in every direction
Affairs in Mexico had become somewhat more
settled.
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)ODS! SPRING GOODS!

u 80 pieces beautiful Berege De LANES
10 do Lama Cloths very handsome
Is do Embroidered Swiss Muslins, beautiful
80 do Book and Swiss Musins, rs low II cents
100 do New Spring Calicoes, Merrimack goods
Also, Plaid Musns Cambrcs, Irish Linens, Grape, Be
regs and Cashmere Shaws Gnghams Parasols Lace Falls
&c. &c. BROWNS Cheap Cash Store.
12-tr
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Mcnckton Mills, baltimore count

Rsqr hda, ye Sick No Medicine but Hampton's
Vegetable Tmeture epcr had such Mass Of Tea
timony.
REV VERNON EsKRIDGE, u s.N
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug. Is 1851.
Mr. ] Z. Boush-Dear sir: While ! am, in general OPP
posed patent medicines candor compes to state that
have great confidence In the virtues OF Hampton Vegetable
Tncture. For several months past have used 1t In my
family and in dyspepsia loss OF appetite dizziness and
eral debility with entire so FAR my experience
extends therefore take pleasure in recommending II 10 the
afflicted a a safe and efficient remedy.
an, respectfully, yours, VERNON EsKR1D9F,
Chaplain United States Navy
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TO THE LADrEs !,


TF you want PRETTY SPRING GOODS such as
Il Swiss Muslins, Ruihings Insertings, Edgings
Undersleeyes, variety Of patterns
Black Silk Mitts, twisted and plain Silk
French worked Collars; Collars as low as l21l cts.
Embroidered Iandkerchiefs, Flouncings, Robbins
New BONNET RIBBONS, STRAW BoNNETs
Dress Caps Bonnet Caps, Neck Ribbons
Kid, Silk, and Lisle-thread Gloves
silk white black, slate colored and mixed Hose, &c
Call on SIXTH street, at MRS COLLISIONS
Fancy and Millinery Store, near Louisiana
AJ~ CROCHET BoNNETS stifened and pressed.
m 3-tr
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RoNNETs !, BONNETs !!

TUST received assortment Of Spring Bonnets,
u sisting of China Pearls, Hair Lace Satin and Gimp
Hair and Braid, Gimp and Florence Black Gimp, &c. &c
very beautiful and cheap.
mar 12-tr BROWNS Cheap Cash Store
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SPRING GOODSt

SPRING GOODS
r r. MUDD, Merchant Tailor, has just 70
i. ceived fine assortment Of Spring Goods plain ant
fancy of every style and quality, which he invites the
attention of his customers and the public generally.
RS- Do not miss the placed street. between h and Sth
north side mar 13-2w
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kun GLOVES Ar IS GENTS!

FEW MORE Of those good Kid Gloves at rs cents Ais
IA large lot Of Tuck Combs, beautiful patterns AM
cheap Also Extracts Soaps Cologne, Flair and Too
Brushes with thousand other articles. good assortment
of Jewery warranted pure gold, and at about oneha
price If you wish for great bargains, call at
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
mar 12-tr Pa. av, opposite Browns Hotel.
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WRITTEN VISITING CARDS |!

TINE VISITING CARDS written by the subscriber bear
close a resemblance egTauing that many persons
SUCH until the contrary Is shown by the closest
examination. Call and examine bis specimens
Manuscripts, Deeds, other instruments OF writing
copied In the satisfactory NJ reasonable prices
~ Orders for Cards left during the day will be ready for
delivery by 10 o'clock the following morning.
WM a. RICHARDSON,
Penna ay., bet. ~ and 9th sts,
mar o-lml on same floor with Wbitehursts Gallery.
Il OsT-on the Avenue yesterdays LETTER ENNE.
IL LoPE containing i've sndolar bills Of the bank OF
Seldom Withers Co.. and draft for fifty dollars on Corco-
ran Riggs The finder win be literally rewarded on leay-
ing IL at this Office mar 5-n
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"BAJ0U'S" KID GLOVES!
Il IGHT and mode coors--a beautiful assortment-ust
IL opening at the "CESrRAL DEPOT" OF
T. MYERS CO,
mar l5--tr Penna nv, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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fsft THIS and highly eligible Hotel and Cao, CON
IN Quoted upon the European plan IL ready for the
&& accommodation of Members OF Congress and others
DESTROYS obtaining Rooms with without Board IL is
situated north street. fronting the Capitol, and has
furnished with the choice modern furniture.
Attached hotel Hot and Cold Baths exten-
sve Diningroom for large parties Bar and Restaurant,
superior private Tenpn Alley and other desirable appoint
In the Union.
Pure spring water conducted to all the In metal
lie pipes and from its situation Congress Hall is not only
admirably convenient residence those having business
at the Capitol but affords OF the finest views Of the Po
omac and the adjacent cities 10 be found In Washington
4 Stages pass the door every minutes all parts
Of the city, the Navy Yard, Alexandria, &c.
mar lI-eolm I CASpARIS.
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NEW TUX CUMBS!
eenA MRS. COLLISION will open tomorrow some new
patterns Of Tuck Combs, together with an assert
UWN ment Of
BINGHAM BONNETS
for children, misses and adults Last spring and summer
she unable supply the demand for her manufac
these Bonnets and the orders hand for
hcuar sizes and coors show increased popularity
Also-Brown Windsor Palm, Almond, and other Soaps
Underseeves and Cuffs Of different prices and materials fol
making them, always hand; with good assortment o.
Inserngs Edgsgs Founcings Dress Caps Night Caps &c
81 SIXTH street, Louisiana avenue, and rear o.
National and Browns Hotels
mar 1l-tr Sat. News.
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TIN, BAR IRON, &c.

TIN, BAR IRON, &c.
II o0EISa TIN,
III Single and Tx Iin
Sheet and Bar Iron,
Sheet Zinc,
Bar Lead and Tin,
Cut and wrought Nails and Spikes,
Horse Shoes
For sale by L. WHEELEh,
I'm fanna. -v. OPP. browns Hotel
GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO!
lots to suit purchasers from bag 10 hundred
/ tons. For sale by K. WHEELER,
l-2n Pennn. NV. opp Browne Hotel.
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Embroideries, &c.
1l0 CAMBRIA BANDS, embracing all the styles
lOO 1875 Swiss Bands, embracing all the styles
boxes Swiss Edgings and Inserting
boxes Cambria Edgfngs aud Inserting
10 boxes Embroidered Handkerchefs
Is cartons Alexander's Kid Gloves-a Of which win be
sold at very low prices
mar 4-im YERBY MILLER
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BosToN, March ZU-Z p. m.
Two men have been arrested here to-day for
stealing sixteen thousand dollars from the ship
Mississippi.
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@ a. OF the Loatstana-Later from NJ eI-
nsrssmpna er Ssneral vstal-Dis-
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SPRING STYLE OF HAT FOR 1852,
~ THIS DAY, Saturday, February 2Sth,) the sub
scrber will introduce GENIss beautiful style OF Hat
which for symmetry and taste, cannot DO surpassed
The public are invited 10 call.
REMICK, Halter,
feb 2S-Iw Bridge street, Georgetown. ID. c.
DARNES', Burkftt's and Wesley's Notes /;
ID Moody's Now Testament; Jacobuss Notes on the Cos
pels Robnson's Harmony Of the Gospels Burns Oh thu
Parallels and Miracles; Comprehensive Commentary
Clnrkcs and Bensons Commentaries Bridges the llat
Psalm Horne the Psalms; Bridgess Exposition Of the
Prcverbs Luther on Galatians; Hadam on Romans
Dicks Lectures on Acts, &c. For sale by
feb 27- A. GRAY. 18th street.
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r ARGE STOCK OF BLANK BOOKS,
i Paper and Envelopes, Ledgers, Jour
nails Day Books Letter Books Cash Books Pass Books and
Scrap Books Of every quality variety size and price,
BtF Enrelopes at one dollar a thousand.
Letter Paper and toolscdp at 81 rs reana.
And all articles OF Stationery at equally low prices
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
jan 81 Bookstore, Ninth street
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
WIZ receiving first supply Of goods for the
w season. embracing good assortment OF staple and
fancy goods, to which ask the attention Of buyers
mar 4-edlm VERIFY l. MILLER.
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vIsITEs! vIsITEs!

nISTURNELL'S RAILWAY, STEAM
- BOAT, AND TELEGRAPH BOOK
being GUIDE through the UNITED STATES AND CANADA
also, giving the Ocean Steam Packet arrangements Tse
graph lines and charges, list Of hotels &c. with MAP
THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, showing all the Canals
Railroads, &C.
For sale by A. GRAY.
feb 5--H - .th ST., opp. OddFellows Hall.
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yyTANTED-0ne or two rooms suitable for 20
w PRINTING OFFICE. location near the Avenu
would be preferred Address Printer" box 245, throug
the post Office. Idec 27--tf
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NOT1CE.
IN. TIM SUBSCRIBER would respectfully Inform the
IYt citizens OF Washington and vicinity, that he IL pre-
R pared 10 ct up Lawns other ornamental grounds,
- and would attend to pruning and planting Trees,
Vines, Shrubbery, &C. on accommodating terms.
HS- All orders left at the greenhouse Of Mr. Douglass,
corner Of 18th and streets at the Drug and Seed Store
OF Csan Of and eth streets, will be prompt
ly attended to.
feb l0-tr W. w. EDWARDS.
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DIR. HAMPTONs VEGETABLE TINCTURE,

II MANS Chemistryi For sale by
A. GRAY,
mar u-tr 9TH st., OPP Odd Fellows Hall
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Notice.

H RECEIVED OrLcis rom w. II. T..
Il RicI,r,lsrn, Chairman ol The Western
Ronrl oi Commissioners al Roads Tor
Clarendon County. dated 2Gh September
last, 10 issue warrant inJ. II. Prescott. cs,l :,
as Oversccr nn The Vallrc's Ferry Rod,
Ia take Tie hands hrl"nuing Ia that Jn' s.
,l.crion and work upon said Road twci C.
consecutive days according to law, at Il c
expiration of the twelve days work, if the
Road should 10, then be i'll a passihlc, or,
sale condition. upon information from said
ovrrsecr Ia tha; effect, 10 give public notice
oi the same riiS lay | received ninr,na-
,ion from Mr.. Prescott over seer ol the said!
Vancr's Ferry Road, iha, he lad agreeable
la the above instruction worked upon said
Road twelve days with ull the hands be-
l,nging To tla, Jurisdiction, and h. CON
sdcrs the Bird re to be entirely unsafe, Gas
the abutmcn, Is entirely ro,tci,) even for n
single horse to pass over.
Therefore the public arc warned from
passing over ihc Vance's Ferry cmbank-
mont and Bridge both in person and pro-
perry OF any kind. as il is reported 10 be
entirely unsafe.
By order Of tho Ch,irnar.
I. b. BROGDEN, Crk Cam. Il.
Nov. 81. 1851. 6-:1m.
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HHoofia mas German Bsjatrrs.

We wpuid rail- the attention of our readers
40 tho advertisement of DR.. IIoof,nd's ccIcbrn.
tid Furiuan Biuers, prepared by DR.. {. NJ
JACKSON, No 10 Arch street, PHILADELPHIA
In cases Of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Dis
eases Of the Kidneys, AMI all diseases arising
frotn II dis"r'lcrcd Stomach, their power is not
otcSlled, il cTu;,llcd, by any other known pre-
paration, aa the cures ATTEST. in niuny cases, az
ter the most ceiebrn,cd physicians had failed
Sye can conscicntiuualy recommend this medi-
Dine, ms being what it is represented, and urge
our readers who are afflicted To procere IL bo,le.
and ihsy will be- Convinced Of The truth we
assert. D232n
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CiIARI. .ESTON.
w. da. BANCROFT,
2J3 and 2la kING-SrREEr.

2OS ana -.fJ hlNG-STREET.
Zone door below Wcn'w"rih-SIrcct.l
We wunll again respectfully invite The att n
;ion ui our friends and customers in the c"ntr,
tn our sxlen.ive Stock oil DRY GOODS, when
they visit our t'iiy. Always in llari
SOUTHERN MANUFACTl RED,
Consisting OF t:cnrgiu PLANES ana kerscys.
Alabama d" do.
Plain and Striped Osnahrres.
RIcnclcd AMI Brown Dolnrsics
SUPER DuFFiI. f"rS-DIRECT
IMPORTATION.
We would also p,r ricu!arly invite attention I
our IMPORTATION of Sli.kS rnl DRESS
GOODS, I"ing ono of the LARGEST
STOCKS lNTIlE SOUTHERN COUNTRY
We urr also prepared to furnish every nrlicA
in the Dry t;nwls Line. viz: Ilo.irrs. Gnirrs.
Linens. Flannrls. Cloths t'asim.rs. Bonlnziilrs,
.iIpmrr:x, Mrrrnocs. M"us.ellain dc I.aiu's.
Plns, .'nr"ilc,s and Swiss Muslins. Furniture
Dmi'y. Prints. Cling inn,s. Shawl lnrcs, Edg.
ing. Ribbons. Trimmings, &C., &c.
September 2', ISL. i9-.if
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Educational Notice.

itE iioxt sess OH nf the BRADFORD
=. RINGS FEMALE INSlrIU.
illSN will open o., tie First M,niIay q,
ihc ensuing Fcbru;ry. The Trustees
viii by that tine li:ire completed sOn ad.
dtn laI provisitls for the cutnt,,rl sif The
Boarlcr,; and tie adjacent gr.niissids wtII
he placed III AN improved rnnditinii. a +
The various departments al Instruction
Will tc filled by he most cuinpelemt
'FruJiers hat can l'c aatai,icd aud hero
hiIer Ii., oic will he retained Iulyrr than
ability athl fidelity arc exhibited il The dis
thuryc ul Diiiciai duiy.
| t, very t.nlltrta,t that the members of
tie t'O.leg ate t;iasses rctiun At ilic be.
ginning ui the sc*s on, that the regular.
NcrcIsea may ust he rtSartlrG.
I'ERAlS. -.
Tue scholastic year ucgins or The ftst
Monday ni February aud closes on iIln
lasi "Wednesday ot Nos, liibrr, and is
'siri led into two equal Sessions,
Board, per session. including bed,
s.ItlIng, rights, and washing, iIn
pupils .Itg rrspnn- "a. ur
Inc varo; furniture OF their
r'mrIis, an Inventory ot wluch
";iIl regularly kept. $500
Tu.tnm IN i.fiiiarl t':n>-. Iutu
Tnitn III ;i.litr Casscs. 1900
French ur lrllu. 1000
M.isic "i Ih,unu or Guitar ~ 90
We OF Pano 4 OU
Pupils oltiultar furnish their own
Guitars i"r practice, aud u;ao
tier Gul;r >iruga.
Drawing and Painting in Oil or
Water Cu ufs, nr Mulovl,rui,E,.
TIC "r India i.h, each is co
Oriiancnial Needle. W"rk, &c. 500
pupi.s furnish ,ii,ir nIS@,. materials.
BY rcso!ui.un ri Tho Board, pcrsnns
-cndng two pupils will have lI,eln
t.oardc.i at Sil GO per monh; and ,ln,se
srndltg three of more, at $40 0O
per r,nulI,.
AD. MrLAURlN. S'c'ry d. Treas.
Dec. :;}, 1851. 9-ll.a
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A mother Scientific wonder!
IMPORTANT TO DYsPEpT

Dr. J. s. roughton's Pep,in. the true Di-
1gcaiiva Fluid, or Gnstrie Juice, prcpparcl from
.slonnet, or the Fourth Stomach OF The Ok after
directions Of Baron Licbig, the great rhySiolu-
.gIeel Chemist, hy J. S. lIcughtnn, W. d., Phila-
delphia. This is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigcsiion, Dyspepsia, Jaundico, Liver Com
paint, Constipation md Debility, curing after
NATURES Owa Mc,h"d, by Natures Own
Agent, the G1siric Juice. Pamphlets. contain
1ag Scientific evidence Of iia value, furnished
by agents, gratis See notice among tho medical
aSvortiscmenta: 6-ly.
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An Ordinance
To Prevent Trading by Nesrc

To Prevent Trading by Negroes.
SIC L. Bc 4 Ordii,sri bi lie IaEeni
ant liurdcns y .Snnhr,Di", nnr mu an.
SHnnS /" C"m'"cii, nn6 by ihr .t"ihmi'y T
me H"Wr: Ina; inn n:d ,l!cr he p :. iw
ut iiI:S Ordinance. Il shall moi he VITA! a..
any Negro or ire" person ni co or. To have
III h* "r her = ss:"~Sn,ii, wih:n the iucor-
I,ra'r limits oi SiiIut .rv lr, any Corn,
Fnil r, Rae or i'c,s, ate sunset and b..
IL re sunrl>c, wi,inur y written permit IRON
lie owner, or person II wang cnuirnl oI sucr
\ '1iu, EXCEPT, Il Ec wi:ll.u tic cnclu.urc
occupied by the owner or person l,av.mt
CO trol ot sacll Nrur',. or "rcap ci Lv sucI.
Negro. or free pr.'~nn ul color, 10y HE coi-
sent OF hS or her owner or Guard an. o..
Iain ul l"ric lure u ilc articles .u i.uilni
m his "r her r",>G~s;o'', and Imprisonment
ANA whipping, ~, exceeding one nuh,'-
imprisonment and nineteen STRIPS.
SIC. ii. The Marsh u and he Ass slant
Mar>hl, and the Patrol for ihc time benz
Shall execute lh. PROVISIONS oi this J..i-
namcr, ANA TIC lnicnt!Ant sh!i appoint an
Ass "'hn' Marshal Tor Ihi. pari'u,c wiicn-
ever li: may deem it necessary.
SEC. III. Whenever any article shall he
lakcn POSSESSION ni hv the M4r.h,i or A.
Nlii Si ~. VI tlit. l'llli'l lilNl,T IN
Ord nance. The same si,,l he ke,t bv the
Marshal Tor IHn weeks. and thea sold
the benefit oI the Tow. Cuunr !, unsea., :,
wEhin ,ll,l Time, such Corn, Fodder, ri
or Pc :, sh.ll b. cIalnIcl hy any person =,
who taking the following affidavit shall
have III: same delivered up 10 him
II. \. B do s"lcniu.y swear, (nr aii.rm,)
ih,t have just and lawful rIgh -.
IN re- name Tie nriclcs.) taken from The
oss ssinn of Slave named &. on the -
day Of -, l55-, ANA that The amc va.
iaSen out oi my p"s>rss on wi hout nv
knowledge or conscni,' (r,) 'l,, he or she
VAS IN possession OF the same ini III ~, u
use and benefit, anI no, i,r sale, r.lncr Tor
h or her own use or my own.
Sc. ". If any Negro slr il be found
vioating the provisions Of this OrdIan C
whose owner lives in Su,nlrrv!lc, he ,r
she may b. Immediately re cas-, | from pun
Islincnl upon satisfactory explanation 10 -!
given by his or her owner, by taking The
foregoing AFFIDAVIT
R,,leh IN Counci. assembled this 70 .rlll
day OF February, 4. y 1852.
Given under my Hand and tho
[l"S Seal of the Corporation o: Sum,
tcrvillr.
WEBB CLARK, LicndcpL
JOIN NJ. CHANDLER, {. &.
Feb, 1852. IC-.lt
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Kias-is;etiOsa.

hinSHSsoIIOE1s
Tie .S;m,cr X ilcuicn aud ilr Bca'
Cninuar, Captain l'r.ugl",) are h".eH!
invited Ia Participate viii, thu Cl.rcinm
Fro ~ IN tn, Cr:cora'tnii n! their .fnnivr :
sary, on the ,wcniy-;li.rd day oi Fc r''a:!
ms.
An Oraii"n will be delivered OH that q Y
hr IL nc,nirr ui II. Tr"np. The l.uair
generally and the ladies' IN Iarl"iar, are
respectfully uav,.c,l iu attend, ~ S"u:s VII
oe reserved :nr ll,c.n
Bv order ni tho t.'u,n,ni:icG ot Invitation.
February ). ISL. l5-;i.
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Celebration, Feb. 23, 1862,

order of Procession.
Cla.cmpnt Troop, Capt l.oR,Ns.
I'eai Company M. =, Capt pni>GLE.
Sumter R,ilcImen. Capt. ITA,MFr.
Field and Staff Officers 44,h Regiment.
lnteutlan, and Wardens,
t'iiZcns Gcneraly,
Reverend Clergy,
Majors oflle Upper and Lower Bats.
G"lonel AL, Rcs't aud Orator OF tie Day
The pr'mrsS,"l to bc lorlncd at | | o'rEmf,
-. m. aud upon arr wing at The Cl.uul, Ia
move iniv .r,el order.
Military asnll,
FEBRUARY 23. 1852.
Sc NOR Al A N a & ERS.
General $. X. CHANDLER.
CD. +. VI. MxLLErr, Ii.C"l. I'D. BI.ANpING
Major y. VI. BAKER, Major T.. NJ. ANDERSON.
Capt l.. =. I.oR,Nd, & p,. }. B. y. llAMMEr.
NOR VI :, = A & + RS.
JUilN II GREEN.
r IT. JONES. RoRERr WspD.
WESTERN SrANS. W. Is. JENNINGS.
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a Card.

The ma,,ger- oi c!ect:"ns hrvirg dcci-
,!rd III t tho ccclio iur Shet lit !icd ":I th
l2h q! nu:rv, was iIrga; anil v"l'!, ;.n
hay nr advertised an election "r that nliic",
lo hr holden on th~ second Monday in
VI ,rch neat The ul,.lt.rS vncd takes h :
"pp"rlu NY To uif himself rs a cain.i lat"
lie desire. tn return hts SINCERE .hanks L"
l'fS Trends I"r llcr surpnr; in if,. fa>i can
ia-s.
JOHN &. RII.tME.
February 3. 1902 - If
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CLOCKS, WATCHES ANI1
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3 3 !,
The Snbsrrilrr would fnapectfuiIY ii,fy
iorrn tse citizens oi Sumter and a.!jacens
Di tricif, 'hat lie has just opc,lcd il, Snns>
,crsil|e hnn.ifnl assortment nf & Y y y
Checks aEad Watches.
BrnncIlns, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins. Eaft
Rings. Bnckr's, Slides, loi,, Vest, sGuard
Ehninfs Of Steel, Silver and GoidA--Cisl.i
and Silver PENS aipl i,cuaI Cases saetia- 3s
rirs oI various kinds Willie and Coral 4
Beads. Bracrlpir. &c. &c. All of which
will bc sold at Charleston prices for Cash So
hy G. II. MASON,
One siorr south Of e.
alrs. tIullcrt'. Mi!lnnrry.as + e
j.. S-Repnifi'g OF every d,scrpt!nit
g!lonh in thc,yery hes, nnnper and st silu Il
shorie~t nnlicr. sS.'@ Al! work done sI,y
me, warranted to give satisfaction. sS.ssS 4
DECEMBER Q; 1851 & ti5
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Rail Road Notice.
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OiE.cl W. IL VI IL. Il. Co,

Ma,inn T.. II Jan. IS, 1852.
AT u Arc'ing OF The Board O! Lircu. rs
of Tia = Company. he'd III lhc uili, e ul the
Company II, > day, The .oltwtng Resolution,
WAS Unanimously adopted:
"Rcso!, cd. That from and after this date,
l,n train lc run on THIS Road uu Sun.
diy, unit! St. II lime a. Il contract may hc
n.adr for carrying the United States Mail
that would require The Company 10 run
lhc.r ir,Il,S tn S:iIulav."
\ .ruc copy from The NJ nu;cs OF the
Board ui D.icclurs.
JOHN MACRAE, Jr, .Secry
" The Passenger Train W / leave
Su"ler.iir at Il quar;,r bci,rG S:N A. VI
until iur.iIer notice.
Feb ID, 1852. 1914
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Notice.,

rh- C"-par:mrrshir heretofore existing be-
twecu il,. >ub.rIilsr-. under tn, firm ut \. J.
Il u MOSES .,ii.ul, cd 10y it. uwn Limitation,
niri mutual cuIa NJ.
All mr,'n- islirht.,L tn the sal ! lir,I hy Nnte
or o:hcrwi.c will please c,ll AMI ET'rLE.
\ J. NOISES.
PERRY MOSES.
February ~. l'52 lt;-Gm.
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!. The subscriber IL rrucwing Iii. rrurk OF dry
goods of ull descriptions every week.
l.. Il. HANKS.
GROCERIES,.
Loaf, Crushed. Clarified nni llruwn Sugars,
Java. Rio and t.nb:i t'DiItrs,
New Orsaiis nmi Cuba Mpa.scs.
truckers. Wine. Sula aul BuIer crackers.
t'~hrn Bitter, SarLiiirs hi,d Lul,s,cT.,
PIXIES, West i,i!ia prcsrrtr.,
70 Barrels Iinr Baltimore Fluur,
Cun'llcs. Sperm, Aiatnan:iur aud 1'ulow
Candles,
Spirit Gas, Lamps, Ga. :.
L. B. HANKS.
Dec 10Th. 1851 If