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WHEREAS the law requires the Orii.
sY!!',nary Of Sumter District to be jn fiia
Office: Monday fnl Friday IN each sgeeky
persons therefore having businesa Id said
Office will please attend on those inys.
s.,.. w. LEWIS. 81
MarcI, 8, 1882. go 20-tf
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Notice.

k,s4ss.l ..,-s N0JlCe.
On all ,conls shipped Tor Wrighis Bluff
from Charleston, bv Steam Boat. Freigl,,
must he pre- pad, otherwise the gnols will
not DO delivered
TINDAI.I. & WATSON.
) Nov; 18th. 1852 ;3-:}t
Watchnan copy 3 times.
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Notice.

Notice. *
Persons having demands against the Es-
tate Of r. Richardson, Decd. IRE requested
to present them duly lattested, and those In
debted to make payment to 4. Il \. S.
C.tM. RICHARDSON.
Adnr.
Nov 6, / $50. q M ftfsa
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CheraW and Darlington
EHS5SEsa sss1sftsss7 Gssssgss III
RAIL ROAD.

AT meeting of tile Board OF Directors
Of the Cheraw and Darlington Rail Road
Company, the following resolution. was
passed and ordered to be published. l...ysl.
Resolred, Tint tho books of subscription
to the capital stock of this company I,, re-.
opened at The following places. ani under
the direction .oi the following persons : 4
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SaTORiCCO! TOBACCO!!
-,BhitGAlNS- 10 .be had ~ the nhovc article
a. Tslwai PERRY MOSES
Ieb, 18th, 1852 - l1-ti
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1000 Acres of Land for Sale.
H WILL sell my track of Land contain
IL ing one thousand acres three hun
dred and fifty Of which ale cleared ard nm
der good fence, on the promises ia a COM
modious dwelling and ell necessary OUT
buildings. The above is situated na tho
road leading from Sumtervile TO Darling
ton c, H., between Black River aii1
Lynch's Creek. JARED LAW.
Oct 5, 1852. '" ''ps 'N'S' so-a,.
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the stomach and the sensiby and action Of the heart
This subject is causing great excitement in London and
the brewers Of bitter beer upon the q V assuring
the public that the dangerous ingredient is unknown in
their respective breweries.
The mortality in London continues very high It Is,
however, we hope, abating little seasonable spring
weather. and cessation Of the long continued east wind
would be very acceptable However in spite Of the wind
and the weather. meadows and Indigenous are begin
ming to look beautifully green; spring flowers deck our
gardens and the lark the backbrd and the thrush make
their haunts vocal with sweet music Spring
is constant in its return with buds and blossoms and fair
and sweet flowers and foliage, but mans nature knows
no second spring. and the ordination is wise and kind
The QUEEN held the first drawing-room Of the season
last evening COL am Mrs. FREMONT and Mr.. lSoERsoLI
were presented to her Majesty by Mr.. and Mrs LAW
RENEE. There is nothing Of Importance from the
Continent.
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WRECK OF THE BIRKENHEAD.

We obtain from the London Times Of the 7h the sub
joined particulars of the terrible disaster which recently
befe the British steamer Birkenhead whilst conveying
troops TO Southern Africa:
Another terrible disaster has happened At2
o'clock in the morning of the 26th February her Maesys
steamer the Birkenhead wrecked between two and
three miles from the shore Of Southern Africa The
exact spot at which the calamity happened was Point
Danger Of this point she struck upon reef of sunken
rocks The ship steamng eight and half knots at
the time The smooth and the sky serene but
the speed which the vessel passing through the
water proved her destruction. The rock penetrated
through her bottom just aft the foremost and in twenty
minutes time there few floating spars and few
miserable creatures cngng to them and this all that
remained Of the Brkenhead OF six hundred and thirty
eight persons who had left Simons Boy in the gallant
ship but few hours before only hundred and eighty
four remain to tell the tale No less than four hundred
and ffty-four EngHshmen have to 50 lamentable
end.
There is no mystery about the calamity We are not
left in the of the Amazon conjecture the origin
Of the disaster Just what happened to the Orion off the
S Captain ps s S n G5 s es N has = Ss
@ tho oe Bay o %h = dsr n hs ss
ss lost e, r lives % q his Gs. A. sc0s q the
troopeck
s p s snsy %nu r ssd "a % & sS
full than with otc who crushed beneath the falling
wore proTIn round the wreck From the moment the S rus
an % sSy been dome that ho%sn ssas % ooa
discipline was stronger even than the instinct q life The men e into
recf canpump the tackles OF the
pnddlebox Captain Wright @ the 9 regiment who survives
/ relate the dreadful tells
dir-cte and there
them until the vessel made her final plunge could
individual officer who did than another All
and had them carried the
barking the bottom there this difference
/ fusion
died In battle field their counrys
fate would have excited but there
cxprcy touching in the quiet unfihng resolution
hearts struggling mannly the last against
disaster atng also End that the and chill
all saved They had been quietly collected under the
awning quietly got the ships side and passed into
the tarred Bkcnhcad There the
child tho list Of the who persisted
other boats usual Ia such net forthcoming In the
One gig and all could rendered
available 90 the hundred and eghyur Who
hundred and sixteen made their the three
which succeeded in getting clear Of the wreck.
destruction sudden
minutes after tho vessel struck the bow broke short on Five
the hull o the
abat the ongneroom. The
fllc The
the mHnopma and maintopssi
the There fragments 81 the
floating about there few dftwood
dung the yard and after remaining
the following afternoon picked the schooner
which proyilenaly at hand Captain Wright
two hundred persons less who olngng wood
when he nearly might have been
the ships boats done her duty Into this boat the
had with eight palcd away and landed
about fifteen miles from the vessel.
II only remains for mention hero
the calamity
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is generally believed that in France if nowhere else
in the world coffee coffee But Independent Of the fact
that IT Is very often ehcko appears from recent dis
coveries to be sometimes paste Be it known, them that
mandatory of paste coffee has just been bounced upon
by the police, that would do dscredt to the inventors
OF the wooden nutmegs that give equvoca fame to
certain portion Of countrymen II is chiefly for
their benefit and TO to the world that Yankees do
not enjoy the monopoly Of dishonest ingenuity in this
line which is generally attributed them that note the
commencement of the manufacture Of coffee in Paris.
Here is the process paste is prepared Of about the
consistency Of dough for bread and perhaps Of the same
materials only of adulterated or vaueless -four This
paste dough is, by of moulds skuly prepared
made to the shape Of grains of coffee whether Of
Mocha, Bourbon, Martinique to suit the taste Of
buyers The artificial grain is then baked till it takes
the color Of parched coffee 1t is then mixed in proper
proportions with genuine parched Coffee and retailed
SUCH with great profit in the grocery The pac
tce very general in France of buying from the grocers
coffee ready parched, facilitates this mode of alsifca
ton, otherwise impossible.
Ingenuity not less remarkable has been shown in Paris
recently in the adueration Of money and if the coins
thus put in circulation only used in the purchase
the corresponding coffee there would not be much
of complaint The worthless engaged in this branch of
forgery not much counereers of money money
alterers, or to the words literally money changers
The nods operand is follows: They take genuine
fveanc piece, and 60 to work if they about to
manufacture vertabe box out Of it. The process
is obvious One side Of the coin is carefully removed by
the of very thin fine much Of the interior
possible is then cutout the space left vacant is filed with
composition having the weight and nearly the
sound ring silver then the side is carefully soldered
again, and the coin has of the outward
appearance before Most of the pieces thus altered
bear the egy either of Louis XVIII Charles " Louis
Philippe The fraud first detected at the Bank Of
about seven tenths.
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MEXICO.
about seven tenth.

The following items are CLEANED from Mexican
papers to the I'd instant:
The Ambassadors of Great Britain France, Spain, Rus
sa and the United States had addressed
the Mexican Government against the unfaness Of the
custom house regulations Of Mexico which made the inn
posts at Maamoros much less than those exaced at Vera
Cruz and Tampco To this the President replied that the
matter before Congress- whose members alone had
power of changing the laws.
The Mexican Government had resolved sending
hundred troops with pieces of cannon Sonora for
the protection of q company just organized for working
the mines in that State. .
contract has been entered into by the King Of Bel
GUM and the Mexican Government for transporting fifty
thousand Begans to the interior of Mexico where they
receive lands to settle on work for Mexican land
holders, certain conditions.
From Durango than ten thousand persons have
been compelled to flee to other States in consequence Of
the inroads Of the savages and the want of grain to plant
their fields.
The papers contain the following Royal Letter adj
dressed by LOUIS NAPOLEON President of France Pre-
sident ARIsTA, of Mexico:
The Prince LOUIS NAPOLEON President Of the French Re-
public, to the President of the Mexican Republic,
greeting:
GREAT AND Coon FRIEND: The unjust and constantly
increasing hostility of the Legislative Assembly, its
peated attempts usurpaon against my authority and
the nrgues of the ancient parties menaced France with
anarchy which might perhaps have extendedover
the whole of Europe. have already brought to your
knowledge the resolution which thought it proper to
adopt of causing justice and the public safety to prevail
against impuissant legality The nation, when
suited responded spontaneously The vote cast with al
most entire unanimty, ratified the appeal which made
TO the people the I'd of December and while empower
ing me to form constitution conferred upon the
Presidency for ten years Such is the which, in
tabshng political unity gives power the strength
cessay to preserve social order and stability The
exceptionabe measures demanded by circumstances will
not prevent the country from receiving speedily pos
sble institutions confornabe to its political habits audit
Government. vi
slider point of honor preserve peace and make
still intimate the relations which IL enjoys with
Mexico. take pleasure in hoping that you will partake
Of the sentiments which animate me- and willingly seize
this opportunity for renewing you the expression of my
wishes for the prosperity Of Mexico pray Cod my
great and good friend preserve you in his holy guar
dianship.
Written the Palace Of the Tuere the 18th Of Janu-
airy, in the year of Grace, 1852.
Your sincere friend,
TuRooT. LOUIS NAPOLEON.
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charged with the expense Of their administration as also
with that Of the keeping in good order and repair the
tonal palaces and all their dependencies
Done at the palace Of the Senate April ], 1852.
|" The President MEsNARp,
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Blood Purner-Ihs great discovery bringing health and
happiness I" thousands Rheumatism be cured More
than thousand of Chronic Rheumatism, tof The
w"rst form of hia dreadful disease have cured
nanenty during the past by the OF few bottles
OF this compound Letters and certificates daily being
received frm parties Of high standing many of whom
been crppcs for years from effects Of this hitherto
and well made go by the OF this great remedy which i
ayegrtahe epirita internal remeayprvpar for this
disease alone and this will either in
famatory laoute) chronic form. Testimony OF the
most unnubtod character will bs ohearfuy submitted to
inspection of all who feel sufficiently interested to
call the prnprietors at their central ooe No Barclay
street, AstCr House. \ ew York.
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ET0m08 0h1V6fU, W08WIWo. TJO0I
Childrsn's Shoes, ks.-CAATkELL Assisted BY Lsb.y-
tsaux for years . fashionable dealer Broadw
furnishing the most elegantly Shoes
The ladies' Masters and Misses a. the price at
the lowest eAsh priees Aad aided by sku
quality and make Of his CATERS Slippers rss
be surpassed ny broadway while his
prices have been udciousy placed ~ twenty
less than are demanded a. such for similar
articles Ladies' who wish to study exercise
Il dealing Nth Cantre while they have the oppor
tuniy Of making their selectons from Of the largest
and most costly stocks In the United States Cantre
establishment Is at No. 3 Bowery between Bond and
Great Jonee streets
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families in the nation whom the Hon NJ H. Grin.
nell Hon John A. Dix Col II. Thorn Of Fourteenth
and the rsngs Costars. Janeways Depaus Liyngstons
Loriards Morrises Lndows Hamons Ne, SO, together
vith tie great " she people. Ills Eminent all
u aches pains cuts bruises Weaknesses
sold in very large bottles at 81 each 81 dozen Its
friends are ts bost Depot 2p Pearl street. and 40 Broad
"
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t0ndins Che OF dull DO BY
a single application the Metallic Tablet phia article,
pronounced by the judges at the Worlds Fair s
equal in producing the keenest possible edge to
ho obtained genuine, from the inventor o. SAUNDERS,
No. Ast0r House. and t57 Broadway
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CLOTHING.

VAST-Orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladios gentlemen having any clothing, furniture
olry dispose o obtain fair cash price by ssnda
or tho subscriber ut his reside thro Ugh tho
Tea Attondod by Mrs. Dusseldorf, Is elm street.
L. II. DUSSELDORF
CAST.oFF CLOTHING AND ~ RNITURE WANTED
" Ladies aud gentlemen having OF clothing furri.
deposc o. obtain fair sash price by dns
tho Fhrsher AZ his residence. line through M
m he promptly attended TO. Ladies attended ny Mrs Co
hem NJ. s. COHEN, No Gi Elm street.
CAsn FOR CLOrBINo--LADIES OR GrNTLfMEN
~ having any caat-of slothng furniture 10 dispose
resolve the utmost value In eaah sending 10 IN,
tore by letter through the pOet COHEN $50 Ynsci
rect Ladies' attended 90 by Mrs. Cohen
TAST OFF CLoTUTNG.-WANTED TO PURCHASE
~ about two thousand dolars worth OF good lsft 90
iohing, IN large ANAL quantities. for which tho fni
alue will he literally given In curren money spplica
ion, personally through post, 70 JAS. MORONEg a.
his store. No. IA Orange street, near Chstham strssa
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
asr SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. IA
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
Union COURSE. l.. I-TROTTING.-oN THURS
~ day September S0th at p ~ precisely, match 70,
SloOO mile heats best three In five 10 harness Mr
Jones na,nst Jersey Girl; Mr.. Whelpcy namee Tom
Care yil run At Il Pm.
JOHN l. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
TTEl0N COURSE T.. l.-TKorrING = THURSDAY,
~ September Wtb, at 2r o'clock, y. N. purse and
stake of $3.50 mile heats best three in five TO
and driver TO weigh 35 pounds. Mr. s. Uossn names b.
True Jnhu Mr. W. Wheelan names Honest john Mr..
Nooorrn names b. 4. Pelham, Cars will leave SOut
Ferry, Brooklyn, at * o'clock, o. M and
tbs sport is over. JOHN ]. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
EtENTAkfILLE COURSE, l.. L-GRrAr STALLION
u itch Ter S21 three aile hosts $50 pounds wagons
0:otcy s7th. Er. D. Tsilman b. b. 81 Laersnes
4 8 sPiceI names b. b. Warrington.
JOEL CosKLLN. Propreso,
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takes this method invite the public witness great
improvement In Dentistry, introduced by him Once
hours from 70 till o'clock His work the teeth be
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r'spettfuIly invited examine the choice SELECTION lrs
nhs the subscribsrs establishment Tho variety
gond n doubt, the largest In tho city. Combs anJ
repaired. A. " j. SAUNDERS
35I broadway, between walker and ~ hte skroesa
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has devoted bis nnceasng attention tho
these useful articles. aud has hand large variety
construction suitable TO the wanta If the
munity. For sale by q. SACA DERS No. Astor nOuee
aNd ~ Broadway.
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brilliant piamuuds quality, S2i per llsu lot
:. II aud two Stones which viii 10 suld by ae enge
Diamond kings. Pins Crosses. &c,
tsrrs prices. DAVID RAFT, importer Of Diamonds,
3si broadway, scoo9d Door
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halr Will depart under the influence of DAN
kAHfENE, which acts upon the of tho hair
il to youthful oolOr Price per
bottle For sale at tho general depot Nos BOG Grand
and 1872 Broadway 40 Washington street 1872 hudson
III Eo1ery aud 81 Barclay street, New York: no
alton street, and l46 Atlantic street, Bro oklyn
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Piles atters have produced FAN Hat To-
t-d ts Fvf lrauty and durability 10 surpascs
II. all End inspect IL. HAT FtNi SHERo' nNtuN.
No. II Park Row, opposite Astor Hoase.
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Regls,s Electric Hair Dye Is now un,r.r-

sally Acknowledged superior 10 produced aud
taken position at the tolls. beauhy taste
and fashion Red gray, unsghty hair ia instantly
verified into beautiful black brown color, OF the
natural description nv the this
ton sold Wholesale and retail by A. b. D. Sands 100
Fulton street; kusht0n, Clark L. Co., 273 and Rice &
Smith T27 Broad VIM. III. cary Co 2t5 Pcarl
and by the druggists and perfumers the ord
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hGkt H. the Incompatible halter Of 80 Third
usual, Going smashing" business this Ills
rnc,nt constantly thronged with the fashions
le from all parts VI tho city And why IL iG lie gives
sgpsat Ter their god sou oilers ATTRACTIONS that no other
halter Mlrrh IL gem of FELLOW not only. but
s-m" Of halter and his ga Fall style is the GEM OF
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80 Pearl street are no~ prepared exhibit their I'll
styles oomprising complete ard desirable
rSh velvet Tapestry Brussr Three Fly ard ingram Car
p~sngs also, choice al other gooda per
fH,nng ~ the all ~ which 5TcrnS
Dr'cSp that nhaense az potitnn
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eouNra q" 81 Medician Gent's hats may bo pro-
n"Need the of the which they bouns This ID
ment Of the manufacturer but OF THE public.
Ten fashionable crowd innally thruns his
dea IT, ada np1n tue heels Of supply when seven
I'll tbs ~ tbr hut wearing muniy Pronounce tho Genn
SIX md Hats, aud the enin Beaver cit
u"urar.s Of the season aud in by hundreds
preh-e then is hin to deny accuracy the
l,sui-r Judgment GLNiN, 2ii Broadway,
opposite St. Pauls.
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will tai s. OK oi fashionable millinery this
bixsday) Mrs NJ has she latest Paris tnd win
display of rch gonds that hardly fail 60
the admiration of all th"se who make precB
in She has years past, enjoyed the
favor nf tie ladies uf fashionable soc and che - eoui
thai her will their approval
sud Patronage, nasnuch her stock of t9gapt bonh9
reh goods exceeds, Ia beauty and .lendar osofy
thing she has hefore Introduced 10 the public.
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smith & Rlc.. tho Psople,- Candidate

Nominate by che unanimous Nuto u the people a. tho
CHEAPEST clotbcrs SMITH RICE Of l09 FULTON
~ a fair of ranking among tho elected
IL wait fashionable suit OF clothing at cheap price
dealy vi them.
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There nre Thousands al sLirtmakers In

w nited States would puzzle The West 20 namo
Shifting establishment either in this untry or France,
pt.ru c exquisite shirts could be unndAs regards shape
and needle. orL-as nj GREEN y, No, Aston House.
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GIO REwARp-sroLES, FROM THE PERFuMEaY
Y ~ store No 2a tudson near Canal street, case q
the hrsted bohemian tar Dye manufactured sold
NJ hat place Tho offence committed by man aboqt
in,st whi,e) That To poeo may less d6cGit /,
sroi him. II i deemed necessary 70 state that the thief
beautiful permsne, hask bro"n they need not took
pea Ing 70 b. about forty, with handsome black hair
< REwAhp -Losr, on WEDNESDAY AFTER
Pr noon. IN fu,on market or near hy rough haired
he above reward viii Je pnid biz 70 70 s Pine
street,
T oST--A BANK BOOK, ON TIE sEAMAN's SAVING
- Banh ]he fndcr will please return y % Tue bank
I osT OR BIsiAIp, THROUGH TnE POST orplCE
the deed q lot In tho village Of Morrona " a,t
DO is'raiy rewarded BY calling At 40 M.s,sol street.
7 osT or srOLEN-A PocK EFT BooK CONTAINING
- three Cheeks~two .[ $50 each; the Rank u viz
SIS in bank notes II also contained other papers
memoranda Of no value 80 any ose than myselr. II
al te cash will given detection 81 Tho thief Or
bS m sS ss' cs any rs" ?"
papers Tenorarda &C. in an envelope and forwarding 20
EouND--oN THE uTH or SEPTEMBER, IN TtFTH
,pply to l. wills. Artist Empro City Dsuso. Bsosd.
from Harlem 70 westeho ter village oarpoi-hsq com
aiming various articles. hch tho b, ptoy.
kG6rMaSS, SO % Chatham CiSSi Se street
NOTICE -oFfiCEuF THE CHIEF or PoLrcE.--THE
~ tlowtrE property supposed to hsye stolen
mains at thia oice unclaimed ard owners arc
wantedFour pieces 81 slth pieces calico ak pooo
vi te lace three pieces II black pie0o fringe
Hve pairs Of mems black gloves large veil piece
gimp, tlree pairs womea's green glovessept loth 2
CrRAYFp OR sToLEN--rRoM THE SUBSCRIBER OK
- The night Of tho 2sth inst, valuable dark bay orao
heen hands high switch tai and ELK years old ANY per-
giving such informa ton cad IL ha
cvyery to either bnniel u. Howard Irsng usnso Nj,
70 H. Or the tntssTe,r w be literally rwarded for the
DANIEL HOWELL Layv lie, Long Island.
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LOST AND FOUND.

q SA RE W II D.--L 81 IA SINGLE DIAMOND
Dco breast pin, about 2 carats, in scallop head
with stem and band. Address j. r., box NJ. 10 Herald
"a