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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-07

d. ~ IL IN
VIRGINIA LINE OF NEW YORK AND
v RICHMOND PACKETS-This new Home Line is
composed OF the following Vessels all owned in the city
of Richmond, and sails from New York every four days
viz:
schr. NEW YORK, Captain CHARLES NELSON.
HAAALL, A. B. LAMKIN
GALLEGO, SAM DEARBORN.
HENRlCO JOHN b. FUTILE.
RICHMOND, VIM TmBY
HANOVER, S.H WORTH
MERCHANT, GEORGE w. Couch.
ORIANNA. DAYIrI DoncF
These vessels all of the first class built in be CITY of
Baltimore expressly for this trade and have superior ac
commodations for passengers.
They commanded by experienced Captains well
qualified for the trade and who will spare no exerton to
accommodate They will be up and down the river
by steam, and may be relied sail promptly adver
tsed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find it their interest ship by this line as it
is the on regular line, and freight will always be taken at
the lowest rates. and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New York give satisfaction
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining
full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be forwor
ded free OF commission, to New Orleans Mobile Charles
ton, Savannah, any other Southern or Nothep Port
The vessels will lie in Richmond at Rockets in Nerv
York. at Berth No. l. Coffee House Slip foot of Wall
street.
DAVID CURR[E, Richmond,
G. II. PIERSON, New York, Agents.
NH No. 81 South street.
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LATE FREEMAN, HODGES e. co
LIVE POEsTERS AND JORRERS

IMPORTERS AND JOBRERS.
LA broadway, one door south of Liberty street.
NEW YORK,
III AVE now on hand, snd will be receiving daily
81 through the Goods, direct from the En
ropean and cash auctions rich fasbona
Bile fancy silk Millinery Goods stock of rich Ribbons
comprises every variety of the latest and most beautiful
designs imported
Many of our goods manufactured expressly to o,,r
ofueT rom our own designs and patterns and stand I'M
vaed We offer goods for nett cash at lower prices
than any credit house in America can afford
All purchasers will find it greatly to their interest TO
reserve portion OF their money and make selections
from our great variety ofrich cheap Goods
yslopons rch tor Bonnets, caps sashes and belts
bonnet Silks, Satins, Grapes, Lisses and Tarletons
Emorolder1es, Collars Chemisettes, Capes Berthas
Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs Edgings and Insernes
Embroidered REVERE, Lace and Hemstitcb Cambria
Hdkfs -
Blends, Illusions and Embroidered Laces for Gang
Embroidered Laces, for Shawls Mantias and Wells
Honlton, Mechlen, Vaenciennes and Brussels Laces
Ehglsh and wove Thread Smyrna Isle Thread and Cot.
ton Laces wv
Kid, Isle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk Gloves and
Mitts ~ ~ anu
French and American Artificial Flowers
French Lace English American and Italian
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings. NH 1o-d1n,
DASSAGE TO PORTSMOUTH AND NOR
a FOLK.-Change of Hours-The swift and comfor
table steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain John Davis
wilton and after this day. leave the wharf at Rockets every
srecsely Returning the Curtis Peck will leave Norfolk
every Monday Wednesday and Friday at the same hour
Passage to Cokes & Grove Wharves a 5n
Do to Portsmouth and Norfolk . 90
Children nnder IL years OF age bolfnr;ce
Servants to any point above the Grove wharf / 90
'neus, so cents EACH
T
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ST new and beautiful style of HATS has Just been
81 received at THOMPSON'S FASHIONABLE
HAT AND CAP STORE, No. 81 Main street. called the
HOLIDAY HAT, which for elegance far surpasses any
Hat heretofore introduced Please call and examine for
yourselves we fashionables. JOHN THOMPSON
NH 90 81 Main street.
MET NURSE.-For hire Wet-Nurse of
w cellent character. Apply at once to
NH Il CAUTHORN
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Virginia and Louisiana Line of Packets he.
tween Richmond and New Orleans.
NHE following vessels compose this line are all of the
l. irst class, with handsome state room accommoda
tons, viz:
Barque CfANE Capt. Jesse!Loveand.
Barque VlhGlNlAN---..- Capt Nathaniel Boush
The above vessels are all the first class were built
pressy for the trade between this city and New Orleans
and commanded by of long experience who will use
every exerton to give satisfaction For freight passage
apply to Captains ON board to
DAVID CURRIE,
HASKINS & LIBBY, or
CHAS. T. WORKMAN e. co
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r. r. DUVAL,
Underline American Hotel.

& COUNTRY WI IL IL CHANTS ARE HE
~ minded that the very best Steam Candy put up in
neat boxes well assorted fresh made, and of the best
warranted to stand in any climate at all times
be had OF the manufacturer, No. 1O7 Main St
mn ~ LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX
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w ORCESTER'SU UNIVERSAL PIANO FORTES
a NORRIS, Sole Agent. Notices of the press
rornethe Hev fof6 Lve'eanS Post 1h Ap1 1851 wv Or
cEsTERs PIANos-A country correspondent whites in
postscript to his letter: am glad in the papers fire.
quent notices OF the pianoortes of Mr. H. Worcester of
your CITY have had for year and gives us great
Satisfaction musical GENTLEMAN who heard it in nv
paror astsummer said mediately that it must be one
OF orcesers for no makes piano forte like him
from "Sa'omes Musical Times, Neo York, March sM
1871 :-"SPLENDID PIANO FoRTE.-We have seen at the
Factory OF H. Worcester, Third Avenue square Piano
Forte price 81 00o which, in point of excellence otone
ana ornament OF case surpasses any have ever SEEN
We would gladly give description oft but knowing that
asnSie glance at the instrument would convey better
idea OF 1t than hafof Websters Dictionary we invite
our friends to go the Factory where Mr. Worcester the
gentlemanly proprietor, will doubt be glad to exhibit
the instrument to them"
The palmer and less costly descriptions Of Pianos mann
actqred p Worcester warranted be equal in tone
toacn ana dufabty to the deliberately carved and
elegantly finished instruments described in the above no.
tice. ~ ~
MaSmhcenty wrought Instruments beautifully inlaid
ranging IN price from 5000 $1,000 will be ordered for
any customer, and warran ted to give satisfaction
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STOVES, RANGES, sc.
all the best and cheapest patterns made now Of
~ tered at very low prices
Also the Endless Chain Pump, improved, iron and
tin ware, &c, at wholesale and retail by
VIM. H. ENSIGN,
lie Min sire
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NNTOODWAEsE.-Th subscribers, agents for mar
w ufactmers, keep constantly on hand
Painted Buckets and 3 hoops
Flour do. Bail boxes
Painted Tubs sugar do
Brooms Washboards, Bre3l
Wooden Bowls, sieves Klas
Lemon Spueezers, Bread RolefsNN
Water Dippers &c
fe 21 WILLIAMS r. RROrHER
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~ So II,IssSHSeIs leave nlcnIohd at .,
NJ, by Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Packet
Boats. and arrive New Canton by 9next NJ and at
buckingham Court Houseby NJ Fare Through 49,
Returning, leave the Court House Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at P NJ arrive in New Canton at p
NJ, and into Richmond next day at P NJ
ROYD EDMOND & DANENPORT
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.Mnfina.l

THE Commissioners OF Public lAaiIdinrs
i for spmler Dis,riel inyiie Rrppcsals to
be handed in 70 the suhscsiisf hs f0,s, oy 81,
the the Third Monday ia April t,ext, ,usssg
seal, for tic making out OF Geuefal fsssaxas
to the Record Booksein tho OfHse iaf sRss
gister Of Mesue t:;onyeyances .fasaiie asif;
District, from the ,sstah hiishmeps, ,us tt,n asia
Oif'ce therein 70 tho caminenee of si,a
general Indexes, which haze been matte an
pursuance Of the Aci.of 1889 s r;.ai. q
HE C9mraaiisssionsSa ra9yire tflal,ti,a
work 7hall be. executed withlsha Creates
correctness, and for this Pgspases siiphlata
that. the contractor shall bind, hisssolf 4a'
every entry 9yssissstsss.e g. Tho Esserartl itseE
without relying on the old .Indsxsa sfi, tii5
respective Books. The aaia stidcxes 70 be-
made i9 'wo Boeks, TO be provided by tha
Co'nmisaioners,} ,bqih caAiainina, ,tsle,yeaR
Of Registry, pameS. Of, ,Passies. hf.nk. and
page in The one, the names OF The tafties
who xecnted the writings, and Ia he. other,
the names IF tho Par,ies ',i9 .5rhssn thew
were. .exeeuted. 70 lhe, alpha kasicaily ,afg,
ranged, such alphabetical arrangement ID
extend nt least to the ihres frat lefters Of
the surname. and the chrisiisn narnea under
each au,n9amc 70 be likewiss. alphabetically
VIII. HxYNswoRrH, sse,,g., ,s,.
March g. 1881 4 isif. 4, 222,5wi
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Piano Tuning.

JOSEPH + FREY, Of Charles 05fszs5sSE71 7|Essssssl
ton. informs the I.ad.ea and Cen N j T W
!lc'nen OF Sumterville and vicinity. that he
has arrived and ia now prepared to TUNE
AND REPAIR Pianos, Organs, Melode-
un,a, and other musical Instruments.
Orders left at the Sumter Banner Office
will be prnmptly attended TO- :.
April 5, 1862. 24-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EHooflauati's German nsittera

EHOOfIauad's German HBidteFR.
THESE celebrated Bitters prepared by DR.. c.
NJ, JACKSON, 100 Arch-street, Philadelphia, nre
performing astonishing cures throughout the
whole country: We can bear witness TO their
cntatiyes powers in the case of friend of onrs
who had the Liver Complaint. and who had
tried almost every other medicine, but without
effect After taking n few bottles Of these
Riters he was entirely cured. To those who
ege similarly afflicted we r. commend them tn
take the preparation. knowing that they will,
caro- the disease spoken of, and many others to
which Resii ia heir TO-" There is n spurious
article made in Philadelphia. The only place
es get the genuine article ia 100 Arch.street,
Philadelphia, of DR., c. NJ. JACKSON. or his
Ageats throughout the country. Mh2-2m
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D. J, WIgqlg, U.
MEEgCEHXNlE TAnEGIs.

:, Would respectfully infarrr ria s{Sfsn.du asa
The public esns rnily that us iijss asss Sa hns5
anu ofs To for sale on yeasonnbta teIaas d large
and splendidt aasass iof Elsih C asiinste
sas md Readhg syyis = Elnth, Eers, nila
Hs saspsnae,s, m aa S G!ays 81 sanl;s. sns linz
MoRand Boysi ttsedy alniids Clssiihs of eye
~ description and variety. - -, s4,.
:. Complete Military Outfits, UniiorreS, aFoFdha
Fl aulsttg, &C.. fufninhed as sGogs naties.
Uniforms for Sumter Rifsncn fafaished On
"Hisvestinlp aTs peculiarly sish, colss;.sing
Of nf richer tatterns than ever pfsvfSuriy Ca
hihated TN thi1 tnnthee- :. Z. :..i4 Fs;Ss So,
Oct. Ia 1851 81 ttf
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DO AS i SAY.-Atiss, Antoinctte l..
Brown, u graduate of college, ufliciatrd
Asid preached for u congregation in
Boston u few Sundays aSo. Her text
was fronEe7lst Corinthians, l4th chap
ter, 81, 35:,N'IIet. your women keep
silence in the churches, for 1t is not per
aitfed to them to speak; for they are
commanded to be under obedience, as
also smith the law. And if they will
learn anything let them ask their h~s.
bands at'Aomei t6r Il is a shame ,for
s0on,te,, To speak III tho chwches!r-
When Miss Arithmetic practises what
: she predches, VIC would be glad to rcad
one Of her sermons in print.
). .TnE, ART UNIoN .CAsE.-Ihe qucs-
;.tinn OF, tho Constitutionality of the
..!AEt Union Lottery. is now before the
Court in two actions, in two separate
cases---onc brought by private in
dividual and subscriber, and the 9th.
CT by the District Attorney, on the
y part ofthe State. The Herald says
the question sill soon be determined
by the proper court.
= FRuIr DESTROYED ny FRosr.-1he
: Cncinnatti Gazette states that most Of
the, fthit-cherrics peaches, apples, and
Pears-which had escaped the extreme
cold IF the past winter, have all been
!, carried away by the recent and unex-.
pected visitation of Jack Frost.
in Essex county, Va, pneumonia
has assumed an epidemic character, and
twenty deaths has occurred in about
two weeks.
s& Alabama produces 6,40O bales Of
cotton moro than any other slave State.
Mississippi produces more than any
other except Alabama.
!, l. New ARMY AND NAVY UNIFORMS.
The Washington Telegraph states, that
+ the adoption of the new army uniform
will be enforced on the fourth Of
july next, and that the new navy uni:
form, which was adopted ON the 9Th Of
this month, will be enforced at the
aame time.
2 NOMINATION FOR SouTu CARoL1NA.
"a writer in the National Intelli.:
gencer ofTuesday, whose communica-
sion is signed "a South Carolina Scces-
= sisnist, recommends Col. James Gads-.
den as in every, way qualified to
fill tho Executive Chair of the Union.
Miss Frcderika Bremen will soon
publish, III England, her work on a.
Ipsrica, called "IIomes in the New
World Ga. Citizen.
A Spanish Consulate has becn
opened recently at Key West, where
passports for ports in the Island of
Cuba, can be obtained at all times. =
A. new Post Office has been es !.
,tablished at Donaldsville, Abbeville
District, in this State, and Sam'l
gdnald Appointed Postmaster.
ifyMrx BROKE I.oosK.-Two thou
Ss,#s ssf hundred and two marriage
.iir9 :issS Spcen issued by the Clerk
OF ffamit anty, Ohi0y sssssgI,.ikss. 5sss.sg,i &.
nf. January, 1851, to the i
December, 1851, an average of seven
per day.
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a mother Scientific wonder !.

IMPORTANT TO DYsPEPTICs
Dr.. J. S. Noughton'a Pepsin, the true Di.
gea.iye Fluid. or Gastric Jaice, ,iPreppared from
aeanet. or the Fourth Stomach Of the OK. after
directions Of Boron Liebig, the grea. Physolo-
.gicai Chemist, by J. S. Houghton, IN D., Phila-
deiphia. This is truly wonderful re medy EoE
indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver, Com.
piains, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
Agent, tho Gastric Juice. Pamphlets. con,ninr
sc Scientific evidence Of its value. furnished
Gy agents. gratis. SEQ notice among the medical
advertisements. Sly.
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Take Out Your Negroes.

Committed 10 the Jail OF the 23rd Nav
1851 a negro man, calling himself Isaac,
says he hrlpnga TO man in York, by the
Namr OF Lutton. Also onc OH Dist August
1851, says his nnmc is Gabriel, and that he
belongs to Or. II. S. Wilson
Tile owners nf the above named negroes
aec hereby notifed, that il the said Hegeocs
are not taken out. md the expenses paid.
hy The expiration Of one year from aLer
Judgment in Jail, that they will I've sold as
the law. directs. Tho fornrr lI<aac) on
III" frs, Monday in June next and tho lat
Ter [GahrioD OH iIie first Monday in Sep
teriIbsr next
t J. &. EIIAME, s. K. ID.
AJpi'3d, le5! 2i--tf
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Groceries,.

$500 lbs. Brown, Crashed and Loaf
:. Sugar,
200 gallons G.. Molasscs,
5 Bbla. Flour,
600 lbs. Rio Coffee,
10 Sacks Salt,
SO lbs. Candy,
Candles. Cheese, Soap. Starch, Tea.
Scgars, Tobacco, Snuff, Shot, Powder,
Water and Tin Buckets, Jugs, sc. &c.
For sale low by
ANDREWS g. ROACH.
Sumterville, April 9Th, 1852 2i--tf
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Spring Goods

Il THE PALMETTO HOUSE,,
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE Low.
CALlCOES, Muslins. and Gnghan,s.
Cambria, Linen. and Linen Drill
Farmers Drill, and Stripe H"mcspun.
l.. G. Hdkis, and Muslin Hdk'fs.
Bed Ticking. Brown and Bid hiriing.
Ladies White and Cold Silk, and l.. Thread
Gloves. ~.
For sale by ANDREWS g. ROACH.
Sumtervillc, April 6, 1852. 24-2t.
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EstraV Notice,

N Stayed, about q month ago,
62A from the subscriber at Pineville,
Charleston District, a GRAY MARE,
somewhat below medium size, and about
six years old. She has long hoofs wac
without shoes, and in her left pastcrn be-
hind seems 10 liavo been strained.
Any information concerning her would
be thankfully received, or reward paid
upon the delivery of her to the snbacriber.
G. II. McMASTRR.
March Is, 1852. :2312t
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Ink, &C..

Harrson's Columbian Black, Red, md
lndclliLlc Ink. in quart, pint, and
small Bottles.
Writing Paper, Copy Books, Pens, Wa
fcrs, &c.
For sale by ANDREWS g. ROACH.
Sumterville. April 6, 1872 24-2t
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Encourage Home IgaRugae-
taPgR,r. ~ l,lIs. p

fHiE Subscriber, grateful fpNahe. liserai
n patronags lheEetnfuTe. beatcwei impola
hirn. takca th!s method Of infp9miilk tia tjTot,o
OF Sumter and the edjoining nis,iicis. skst Ia
St'ii st eon,!n1es 70 carry On Tho CARRIAGE nnd
HARNESS MAKING busireaa IN s,Ifts .aris
Qua branches, q. his. eiand In Biah9pySlls s.. g.
He h making large edditions 90 hss Eaisblisas.
naens 10 as to enable him 60 raRnlfas syesT
thing wanted, in his limo, Mt tho shoriess li5icss
and IN q style Of workmanship 0qaaiits aay s:S
tho Southern Statea.: He haa in hin employ caa+
perienred workmen, and 10. well suppIisd Sitk
the best seaaoned timber; also With Esssifisss
and houniinga OF tiss latest gtyte. ~ ~ ~
:. All new work done in his Gne rsilL ia IN S
ranted ~ months and repaisoul esS ssioaa s4
n.ia fail in tha. time; he sEill,dp rspaiFiagap
sns ahoItest notice. and IN eaaeA ANY psticnl living
will write to that effect, ho will Fisfis5oriths
1obsand return'it when done. i,f.iis.3Is.. .NY
- So JAS. w. AMBROSE.
,'NeB. B.,-sHisiTsEass grs aa,tssaonsBlS IaSanv
Porgon copldeapeetE. a :. y. !. 1884 sE- X
BishoPvi!le. 3. c. March 8. 1859. .Soslyi.
6 Black River Watchnsaa win cspy Ris
inoh.ho.i y I; :; Si.j5 Ivy Al,
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He E WI % " A H.
g.

THE Subscriber has removed his BOOT
L AND SHOE STORE, to one door
West of Captain F. Sumter's Law Office.
He has just received and will constantly
keen on handca Fine Stock Of BOOTS
AND SHOES. which he will sell Loye
for CASH. But will credit hiD puncYhas'
customers util Fall. Prompt paymept is
required.
B. FOLSOM.
February "a, 1852. l8-tf
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4 COT Nj ME- RCIAL.
). Latest da,es from Liverpool, March 2n
Latest dates from Havann, March IL
Latest dates from .IIavrc, March Is
" Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, April 8.
COTTON.--The enquiry yesterday, al.
though to fair extent, lacked spirit, and
the market exhibited dull appearance
The Transactions footed rising 1000 bales.
a, extremes from ID at 8 IA. Prices.
the came as reported on Thursday.
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Evening Dress Goods.

White and Co!ored. Embroidered Swiss Mus.
lin. Organdiea, 81 wide. of the most beautiful
colors, Mt 25, 81 Ia and 81 l-2 cents.
a splendid and rich assortment of Coloss. In
Sewing Silk TISSUES, at the remarkable low
prize of 25 cents yard.
Emhro; tered tirenndine Silks.
360 han IsoIne aud rich Embroidered Evening
Dresses in the mos, fashionable styles. These,
together With our large assortment of Goods for
Evening wear. are offering Mt remarkably Low
PRICES: w. J. jacob g. SON,
22l King.st., bend, opp. tho Big Boot.
Charleston, Jan. go, 1852. l2-tf
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ASe@m1AlD@9a

Lot 20l, 200 full size Black Lace Man.
tillas, all at 81 l.2c each. Lot 2O2, 400
DO. white richly trimmed, 81 i-2 to l.37
l-2. Lot 203 10 2U7 Rich Black Silk,
trimmed with deep lace. at 1877 IL to 4
each, worth three tim:s the money. Lot
2Os. 50 changeabe Turc do, very rich, ut
S425.
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Notice 70 SeockhogdaRa,

ford Spsings Female Hnsiisuts Cesnpany aSs 70.
4nired to make full paw snent before ratnrs day
in March ne1t--io the subscriber CO 20 William
Lewis. Esq, In Suatefvills.
BY order Of the Board.
EDWIN CATER, Scc'sy a. !Treas.s
February 2, 1889. iS-,f
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CABINET. >.XWAFelsR ODBG.
n. M. ANYDHg IEyfS 3;
TAKES this tnaiho,i,r'

60 9>-, 1ANCk5 tNIB fneth6GiNh
informing the citizena oe
Suntssvills and siefaiiy tkat
he has opened in SutntarviIlo, epnaaita ahe srass
Pscabyterian Church. CAaiNET WARE
ROnM, where he win keep for sale, cheap, All
such furniture MS comesspndef ,liis dSfastrness
of,'ine trade, which. he. will yrorgaht OF goe2
naatafial g. and will furnish foa ca.h. .rs haSlos
ton'Ptices, all descriptions Of Furniiese Eiads.
Repairing executed % rho shoffeSt rlsiicc
MahgssnyH Hadf plain Ceflips fu7Rished ;Wi.h.
out Delay :;1' G,.,. iiii,ti :i.,.. & !. t,, ,,,.
AL the Hnberiber aa&G' fasyv SaiE TRIAL, ond
hopes by pitotual attention, q baiihes, ED
easy terms, TO meri. public patronage. =,
February II, 1852. If-ly.
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TOrch-Light Procession I
April 9th. 1852.

A Public Meeting Of the Sons Of Tempe.
"A rance, Sumter Diyision No IL, will
'tnke place on Thursday the sh,ef:A pri.
Mt o'clock, p. NJ. ai the Temperance
Hall All Sons Of Temperance are invited
to join the Procession. An address may
be expected from HiH Honor Judge Q'NEAL
Past Grand Worthy Patriarch. Procession
to he formed At; Temperance Hall precise.
ly at o'clock, J. II. CLARK. r. 8.
March %, 1852. 22-3t
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Charles p. Freeman 81 Co.
(LATE FREEMAN, HODGES q co.,)
IMPORTERS AMID JoaDEfRg,
Gone Door. South OF Liberty. .Streei.S
l44 BROADwAY--NEw YORK,
HAVE or hand. and will be .eceivisS,
Rl daily through the season, New GooaS,
direct from, the EuroSean nanufaettEess. eiiiia
cash auctions, rich, fancys Eaahsane5iS Eiik
Millinery Gooda. Our ssoek of Rich Rihtcsrs,
comprise every variety Of tho latc.. and moss
beautiful designs imported.
Mnny of our Goods are manufactured sypsess.
ly to our order, from our own dassgas and 8.
terms, and stand un7ivalled. Wo ofF1s ois
Goods for rett Cash, et tower pfices than nr,7
credit Iiause in America can afford.
All purchasers will 6Rd IL greatly % shsse
interest to reserve portian Of their Rnsaay ai.a
make selections from our great variety of Rich
Cheap Goods 3,
Ribbons rich for Boansts, Cape. sashos Il Issits.
Bonnet Silks, Satina. Grapes, E;ssss q Tarieiosss
Embroideries, Collars, ,Chsm:se.s, ,Capea. .Berika1.
Habits. Sleeves, Cufia. Edsings. and lrsertinsa.
Embroidered Revoise. Lace. and Hemsilhch
Cambria Hdkfs.
Blonds. illusions. aad Emarciaosea Lace, sus
Embroidered Lacss fog Shawlu, Maa.iiias, aaa
Veils 'i c4
IIeni,on. Meehlin. valonoienea, and Bsasssss
English and wovo Thread. snyrna, H1ase
Thread md Cotton Eaose.
Kid, i.islo Thread. Silk. and Saving Eisk.
Gloves md Mitts.
French and American Artificial Fiossesa
French Lace, English, American and itslisr.
Straw Bonneta and Tfinmings.
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Bargains I'm I.adies HI,
SliDnaFg,

of LADIES' kID SHIPPERS at low pstcea
for Cash. Ks
ladies in want Of the article will do well ts
cnll. ID. FOLSOM.
juno 18th, 1851 ~ "a It
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South Carolina Shoe Facto-
RY-C HA.RLEST0N

- - "
TO CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS.
pla3D From s 10 10000 pairs ,,,ssaa
Kip Brosans, Goat and Calf
e.e- Shoes. suitable for the Spring. ~
Trade. consisting oi Mems, Boys, Youths,
and Wo'nens OF various qualities and styles
are now offered for sale to Dealers and
oth"rs on favorable terms. The above de.
scription Of Shoes arc well worthy the
attention OF the Trade; also. Shoes fitted
10 measure.
March 8, 1852. 2O-(It
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Election Of Music Teacher.

The Board of Trustees of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will elect AN addition
al Music Teacher on the last Monday in this
month. Applicants will please address the
Principal at the Institute. Salary five huu-
dreo dollars and board
EDWIN CATER. PRINCIPAL.
GS Tri.weekly Charleston Mercury will
copy two weeks and forward account.
February 2, 1852 l5-tf