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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

II Mail steamship BALTIC, Capt Joseph J. Comstock.-
This steamer will depart with the o. g. Mails for Europe poG
lively on SATURDAY, May Is at IL O'Clock NJ, from her
berth at the foot Of Canal No berth secured till paid
for For freight passage, having unequaled sccommods
lions for elegance and comfort apply to
EDW. X. COLLINS& CO, No. So Wall-st
xhe Tesmshig ATLANTIC viii succeed the BALTIC and
May g. 1852
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ART. Ia. No divorce shall be granted by the
Legislature.
ART. 10, Every law enacted by the Legislature
Shall embrace but one object and that shall be
pressed in the title
AnT. ll6. No law shall be revived or amended by
reference 10 its title; but i'll such case, the act
revised or section amended, shall be re-enacted and
published Mt length
AFT. III The Legislature shalt never adopt any
system or code Of laws by general reference to such
system or code Of laws, but in al eases shall specify
the severa! provisions of the lawS it NAV enact,
Ant lLS' Corporations with banking or discount
ing privileges may he either created bv special acts
or formed under general laws but the [ legislature
saii in both cases provide for The registry OF all bills
or notes issued or pat in circulation as money and
Shall require ample security for the redemption of
the same in specie.
ART ll9. The Legislature shall nave no power to
pass any law sanconlng IN any manner, directly or
indirectly, the suspension OF specie payments, by
any person, association or corporation issuing bank
notes OF any description.
ART 100 In case of insolvency of any bank or
banking association, the bill holders thereof shall be
entitled to preference in payment, over all other
creditors OF such bank association.
ART 12l. The Legislature shnl have power to
pass such laws as it may deem expedient for the
relief or revival Of the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana
and the acts already passed for TIE same purpose are
ratified amd confirmed. Provided that the Bank is
subjected to the restrictions tanned in articles
and l20 of this Constitutions
ART ~ NO person shall hold or exercise, at the
sa'"e time, more than one civil eice OF emoulnen,,
| except that OF Justice Of the Peaee
ART, l!3. Taxation shuli be equal and uniform
thfou%h9Nt the state All property on which taxes
may be levied, IN TINS state, shall! be taxed in pro-
portion TO its value, 10 be ascertaned directed BY
law. NO one species OF property shall be taxed
higher than another species OF properly OF equal
value, on which taxes Shall be levied the Legisia-
tnFe Shall have power to levy income tax, and to
tax all persons pursuing any occupation, trade or
profession
ART. ~ Tie citizens of the City of NewOr
leans snail have the right OF appointing the several
ppbhc officers necessary for the administration of
''le ponce OF The sag city pursuant to the mode OF
elections which shall be prescribed by the Legisla-
lure provided that me Mayor and Recorders shall
be negligible to seat IN The General Assembly; and
the Mayor, hecGrdeTS and Aldermen and Assistant
Aldermen, shall De commissioned by the Governor
as justices OF me Pence, and the Legislature may
vest IN them such criminal jurisdiction may be
necessary Tor the punishment OF minor crimes and
offences ana as the police and good order of said city
may FeqnIte
',n I,pr,i 1,,,
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ART. /. The powers ofthe governmental Of the State
Of Louisiana shall be divided into three distinct de-
partments and each Of them be contided to separ-
ate body Of magistracy, to-wit. those which
Legislative to one, those Which are Executive to
other, and those which are Judicial to another.
ART g. No one Of these Departments nor any
person holding office in o. them, shall exercise
power properly belonging either Of the others, ex
cept in the instances hereinafter expressly directed
or permitted.
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may freely speak, write, and publish his sentiments
on all Subjects being responsible for an abuse of this
liberty.
Aer. 10Y, The Seat of Government shall be and
remain at Baton Rouge, and shall not be removed
without the consent Of three-iourths Of both houses
of the General Assembly.
ART. los. The State shall not subscribe for the
stock OF, nor make loan to, pledge its faith for
the benefit OF any corporation joint stock com
pany, created or established for banking purposes
nor Tor other purposes than those described in the
following article:
ART 100 The Legislature shall have power to
grant and to companies associations of individuals
formed Tor the exclusive purpose of making works Of
internal improvement, wholly or partially within the
State, to the extent only OF one fifth OF the capital OF
such companies, by subscription of stock or loan of
money public bonds; but any aid thus granted
shall be PAID to the company only in the same pro-
portion as the remainder OF the capital shall be actu-
ally paid in by She stockholders OF the company and
in case of loan such adequate security shall be re-
CURED as to the Legislature may seem proper. No
corporation individual association receiving the
aid of the State herein provided, shall possess
banking or dscounting privileges.
ART. ITO. No liability shall be contracted by the
State as above mentioned, unless the same be au.
thorized by some law for some single object or work
to be distinctly specified therein, which shall be
passed by majority of the members elected 10 boil!
houses OF the General Assembly; and the aggregate,
amount OF debts and liabilities incurred under this
ana tue pFeceuS article, snail never at any time
exceed the sum OF eight millions of dollars
ART Ill Whenever the Legislature shall con-
tract debt exceeding in amount the sum OF one hum
bred thousand dollars, unless in case of war; to
repel invasion or suppress instructions they shall,
in the law creating the debt provide adequate ways
and means for the payment of the current nteres. !
and OF the principal when the shall become dle
And he said law shall be irrepealabe until princ
pal and interest fully paid and discharged, or
unless the repeating law contain some other ad.
quate provision for the payment OF the principal and
interest OF the debt.
ART. liz. The Legislature shall provide by law
for change Of venue in civil and criminal cases
ART. ll3 No lottery shall be authorized by this |
State, and the buying selling of lottery tickets
within the State is prohibited.
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LEo LNos
Sherman Poor Mans
Aliebnsi COZ Man'a
hllebaF.s diaRubbef Back,
The lmpro, I'd Poor Mama,
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Peter's Vegetable,
RnaPp'u Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
cning,
WhitIng's Strengthening,
kldd'a Imperial,
Herrick's Royal,
LiElMENrs.
Butler's Bone and Fever.
Bartln-'s Lotion,
/, Da,i1'a Horse,
Hunt, Eayes', SCANS, Hawau'
TOOTH PASTES.
lSher.nGn's Compound Orris Tooth,
rhcmpnon's Aromatic Tooth,
Jones's Toothsche.
LOZENGES.
Sherman's Cough, Worm Camphor.
Ching's Worm,
WistariB Cough,
DaOiS.
solornon's Tootheche,
sherman aoot9aeHe,
Hilsams,s ~ ...as Nc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
nhofn's EXTRACT,
Winer'a hretuum Extract,
Carter's Spanish mixture
Mothers Reite,,
Mrs. kiidsr's Cordial,
Vaushn's Dithontriptic,
Usgood Indian Cipjl0gogus,
haisey'e Forest Wine,
Mrs. HAYES !'ysen.cry Cordial,
Cullen rs renal. Specific,
Sullen's Indian Vegetable Remedy
howand's Magic Lotion,
BELLS Army TineiuIe,
pavlR DepufRt'Ve Eftfaes
Jayns's Alternative,
Jayne's ltair Dye,
Jnyno's Iarininatlve,
Kowand p Carminntiye,
Balm Columbia,
Gpham's Plle Eieetnafy,
!ones's Chemical Soap,
GruInptoh's Bllsam,
Ihompbon,s Eyr Water,
mfa' Haye's Eye Water.
TertS n'is's Pam Killer,
JoneHs Hnif restorative,
Jones' h'iiy " hite,.
peal tiaii Restorative,
sI 70, o@defs' CoiogneH,
rie = u,
Stchas!nn nam,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

gBORT-3o quarter casks otflcy Port, in stor,
and tor sale by iel7l SAMUEL WOLFF, IS Camp
| SOAP-200 boxes Winchester No. |, for sale
~ BY jvslwI CONVERSE CO, 81 Trhoupi,oulas
SPERM OIL-2500 gallons winter, for sale by
- 1y2l Jl CARTER Il ca, 10 Common street
Sss OUR KROUT-2O bbls Northern, for sale by
~ ielS A D. GRIEFF y co a8 and 40 Old L-vge
va ALTO Arriye--For sale, a small cargo oil
ie22 JOHN TooLE IS Bank Place
ast Ii ERRY--5O boxes Romaro's Pale, so boxes
Us ' TO- ' boxes 0"' sAT G W ,S' I s BY
ssPERM OIL-2500 gallons Winter and Spring
ies5 j. II. CARTER *" d Co. 10 Cannon street.
~ OAP-500 boxes family and No. l, for sale by
- le2o J. H, CARTER& Co, Is Common street..
IAT EXICAN CHA SEED--Just received and
MIRO P /. MASSEY corner Camp md G rsvier streets.
NEW MACKEREL-5O bbls. No, 3, large,
for AHeb by A D. GRIEFF d CO.. ss Lsvse
/ pLASTER, Plastering Hair, Tar, Pitch,
hand i S7f 's' a *; s; @ Magazine r
" OWAND's TONIC MIXTURE-A fresh
supply just received and for ae Wholesale retail
I'd ALI AFLOAT--Some well assorted and con-
"h24 JOHN 1ooLE rs Bank Place
M AK MATCHEs-5O gross, for sale by
w j%29 Ell. HART ( co, ~ lehonpi,onlas sIreet.
SA| HlSkY-Best old Irish Malt Whisky, for
sne BY JOHN Tt)LE, IS Bank Place.
A GENCY OF ARBoUIN, NIARETT & co.
1T having been appointed AGENT the
coGMc SRANDlEs "pon he mGs
sS1a f' to be 'h s any quantity SEX R that be
4 tEN1ENT-2O00 bbls Newark and Rosendale
" Cement landing and in store for t ;seby m
tss Agents for Newark and Roenae Lime Cement
SALT-Liverpool Salt, to arrive, greater por-
~ ton fine, Tor sale by JOHN 1noLE, 25 Bank Place.
Y ARD OIL--24 bbls strictly prime, for sale
ny A D. GRlEFF CO. IS 40 and 1? Old Levee.
EHOX'S STARCH--300 boxes for sale by
n auto A d. GRIEFF CO., IS, 40 and 4? Old Leyee
~ OTTLES-70 hampers Porter Bottles for
a9 sale by SAMUEL WOLFF. Camp sirset
MAJ HlTE LEAD-Wetherill Is celebrated Phil.
'a'PA Of e. ya HARf nse 81 in 81 sssd packages
EMON SYRUP-100 cases, for sale bv
n N1o ~. HART 4 CO., 7s Tchoupitoulas street.
IL ENTUCKY MUSTARD-2OO dozen. for sale
nv T. J. HART d CO.. ~ Tchonpitonlaa street.
PLAYING CARDS-2O cases, in store and
agi+ FL HART & CO., 10 Tehoupi,oulns street.
{ FRUsHED AND POWDERED sUGAR-1OO
~ -, barrels Boston and NewYork.
aus CONVERSE 4 Co, 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
ssLuE LICK WATER, fresh from the Springs,
= sr sale ev Ii-al p.L MASSEY
casks now landing ex Buepa
Iyss '' A'' :: sT Sos Y wALwoR ~ <S'-~ ,s,
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PILLS.
Chickner's Sugar-coatei Purga.ii
Paris Life,
Mofiatt's Life,
Wright's Indian Vegetsblc,
Brandreth's Vegetable Unj9Arsal,
Morrison's Hyyeina,
Lees New Loudon,
Cooper's,
AnderHon's,
Wistar's Gentle Pnrgatiys,
Hitoard's Anti-bilious Family,
Swayne's Sanativ6,
Hsrrick's Sugar-eohted,
Sappington'B Fever and adSus,
Coveps Rheumatic,
Graefenberg,
Spencer's Vegetable,
Winer's Chanlomile.
Persian,
Allebasis' Heath,
Allebnlis' Ague,
Evans Chamomile,
Nandtr's Anti.biiious,
1ngoldhy's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
Halsey's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherman's Balsam,
Bnoban'B Hungarian,
nr. Davia's wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Elecsmpane.
W,star's palsnm,
Thompson's Tar and Napthe,
Jayne's EYpectorant,
Duncan's ExppctoriMt,
Bartholomew's Expvctornnt,
BAiley's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Syrup wild Cherry,
Schneck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Pulmonic Syrup,
TaylOr's Bllsnm Liverwort.
BlTTERS.
Mofats Phoenix,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
Blake's Aromatic,
Herrick's.
PASACEAS.
Swain's,
HouckB,
Cullen's Indian Vegetabi
OINTMENT AND SALNES.
Dailry's Magical Pain Extractor,
Hawlcy's Vegetable,
Otto of Rose Lip,
Allebasis's Bl ,kso
Tousey's Master OF Pain,
Conklin,
RutIer's letter,
McAlister'a Vegetabl
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific.
TONES.
Rowend's Improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
Norus's Mixture,
Jayne'a Hair,
FoI's Cyprian Hair,
East India,
Van Reeds,
Wynkoop 8,
Bailey's.
TT All articles in the Medicine
will he supplied On equally f1yofat
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IiTLE TX.
MODE or REVISING THE CONSTITUTION.

ART. LII. Any amendment or amendments to this
Constitution may be proposed in the Senate or House
oil Representatives, and il the same shall be agreed
to by two-thlrds of the members elected to each
house, such proposed amendment or amendments
shall be entered their journals, with the yeas and
nays taken thereon, and the Secretary of State shall
cause the same to be published three months before
the next general election for Representatives to the
State Legislature, in at least one newspaper, in
French and English in every Parish in the State in
which newspaper shall be published and such
proposed amendmen, amendments shall he sub.
mitted TO the people at said election and if major
ity of the voters at sad election Shall approve and
ratiiy such amendment amendments, the same
shall become part Of the Constitution. Ii more
than one amendment be submitted at a time, they
shall be submitted in such manner and form that the
people may vote for or against each amendment
separately.
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TITLE VIII.


ART 135. There shah be elected Superintendent
of PnLIc Education, who shall hold his office for the
term Of two years. His dutes shalt be prescribed
ny law, and he shall receive such compensation as
the Legislature may direct; provided that the Gen.
eral Assembly shall have power BY Il vote of the
majority of the members elected to both houses, to
abolish the said office Of Superintendent of Public
Education, whenever in their opinion said office shall
be no longer necessary.
ART, l3G, The General Assembly shall establish
tree Public Schools throughout the State and shall
provide for their support by genera taxation on pro-
pefty or otherwise and all moneys raised or pro-
vied shall BE- distributed to each Parish in propoG-
ton to the number ct free white cr dren between
src! ages as shall be fixed by the General Assembly
Art 49, The proceeds of all lands heretofore
granted by the United States to this State for the
use or support OF schools, and Of all lands which NAV
hereafter be granted or bequeatheI to the State, and
not expressly granted bequeathed for any other
purpose, which hereafter may be disposed OF by the
STATE and the proceeds of the estates of deceased
persons to which the State mag become entitled BY
law, shall be held by the State as u loan, and shall
be and remain perpetual tu0d, on which the State
Shall pay an annual interest OF six per cent; which
interest together with the interest the rustunds
deposited with this State by the United States un-
der The act OF Congress approved June 30 lS36, and
all the rents OF the unsold lands shall be appropfi-
ateh to the support OF such schools, and this appro.
prlation Shall remain inviolablr.
ART. l3S. All moneys arising from the sales which
have been, or may hereafter he made of any lands
heretofore granted by the United States to this
State, for tue use Of Seminary OF Learning, and
from any kind of do ation that may hereafter be
made for that purpose, shall be and remain perpe.
tnal und, the Interest OF which at six per cent. per
annlni, shall be appropriated to the support of q
Seminary OF Learning, for the promotion otiiteraure
and the arts and Sciences and no law shall ever be
made divertng said fund any other use than to the
establishment and improvement of said Seminary of
Learning.
y ant l99' The University of Louisiana, in New
Orleans, as now established shall be maintained.
ART l4O. The Legislature shall have power to
pass such laws as may be necessary for the further
regulation o! DE University and for the promotion
OF literature and science, but shall be under no obi
cation to contribute to the support of said Univer-
sIty by appropriations
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MEDICAL.
GENUINE MEDICINE WAR

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
~ 151 CHAR7RESSTREET-JW RlGEITa CO. ruaol, ei
stand unrivaed department OF their busa have I
with The md of nil the genuine popular Patent "d
cncs throughout the uuted SLes keep them constantly
WIN fresh md ample assortment at rates lar below the usual
enabled
which
any other Having had in the purchase and
rateht they have acquired i for codue.ngta
department the be scale and pepas'
me trade at prices exceedingly low that tile purchaser nno
sale ." aadsome Per sentase on his either at whoe
ALL PATENT MEDICINES The following list comprises
part Of their assortment and furnished to Dealers
twenty TO twenty cheaper than than mnrnrers'
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ApkLPHA, September 49, 1884,
time with distressing cough pain in nv brasi ana during that
snth Last April he'd violent attack lasted for tbrss
n; ~ to me that whole
sp. W aaly hall pint of matter great many resdie" tt
take b. Bavsa C Slho"s sny relief A. 9 upon to
one boIs p e an bnua effect on ny disease Before taken
@ my sds and breast now conuidr entirely wall a pun
head JANE ELIZA EGp az a ,r wlt On one side of
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Found

Eo Between the 18th of May and the
Ey y25'h OF June last, on the Game Savan-
nah Road, leading frnm Sumtefyille 10
Nelson's Ferry,a plain SILVER WATCH,
No: 44SO; 81 IN case; 8 on stem; buck
skin string, and brass key; one hand and
Crystal missing; vsrth put in order So.
The owner is requested 10 come forward.
prove property, pay charges, and take her
away within thirty days, or the Watch will
be sold to pay expenses. The Watch is
in the hands Of II. Weeks, CpnstabIa, liv-
ing 3 miles belaw the line, in Clarendon.
Information can be had from Chose
Weeks.
April l3, 1852. 25-tf
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Dancing School.

MONS. BERGER respectfully informs
WI the ladies and gentlemen who prom
lsed him their patronage last month, and
tho public generally Of Surnterville that
he will take chargo of a Class in their viii
iuge as soon as a sufficient number of Pu.
pills be obtained. Mons. B., as is we'll
known, teahcs Dancing as it ought to be
taught. He will teach his pupils in what
ever styles they may choose, so that those
thinking themselves sklful enough in the
common dancing will be taught the fine
or fancy Dances in Qady-like slyle) which
are now-a-day quite indispensable in good
society. Mons. B: thinks any comments on
his abilities as Teuchcr and Professor un-
necessary. A subscription list is now open
at this office, and one will also be handed
round by gentleIn,n Of this place.
May 25, 1852. 3l-3t
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New Arrivals
AT THE CAMDEN BAZAAR

AT THE CAMDEN BAZAAR.
The subscribers have inst reoeiyed their new
assortment of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, which conaists partly. Of
Calicoes, Ginghams, plain and embroidered
Lawns, Fancy Muslins, a1' I'M prices; Linen
Cambria; assorted colors Cafphrip and Muslins,
plain and CHECKED; C:apss, Bareges, Chnliys,
Delaines, Tissu Silks, and great variety of
other articles suitable for LADIES' Dresses.
AIso.-A large assortment OF Linen Cambria
II ,dkfs, Needle. worked Collars. and Cuffs.
Chsmisets and Caps. Muslin and Lace Sleeves
Capea and Mantjllas, Lace and Muslin Edging
and Inserting, Bonnefs and Ribbons Of thu
newest atyles,, Ivory, Black and Feather Fans.
Umbrellas and Paraso's, and great variety Of
other articles too numerous 10 maine.
They recommend their stock Of bleached
and brown Shir;ing, blue and striped Heme:
sppns, Cotton and Linen 0snnhuIgs, he'd Tick,
md every kind Of Travelling and Fable Linen.
A very large assortmsnt Of Hosiery Of every de:
scription, Linen, Thread Lace and silk Gloves
Mitts, &c. &c.
They invite their friends to call Mt their Store,
feeling certain to be able to satisfy them in
every way, we'll in the PRICE a. in The assot,:
nent Of the Goods. NJ. DRUCkER & co.
April 20, 1852. 26-tf
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Take Out Your Negro.

Committed TO Jail on the 2lst~ August,
1881, q negro man, who says his name is
Gabriel, and that he belongs to DR., T. S.
Wilson:
The owner of the above named negro
is hereby notified, that if the said negro
is not taken put, and the expenses paid,
by the expiration Of one year from his
lodgment in Jail, that he will be cold as
the law directs. He will be sold on the
first Monday in September next.
J. C.. RHAAiE, s. 8. D.
Aprii 3rd, 1852 24-tf
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SENATOR FROM GEoRGIA.-Thc Sa-
vannah Georgian states that Governor
Cobb has appointed the Hon. r. M.
Charlton of that place, United States
Senator to fill the place vacated by the
resignation Of the Hon. j. M. Berrien.
Judge Charlton is gentleman of ta-
Tents and Of good repute, and is doubt
less well enough qualified for the place.
But it is sad to- see the Senate gradual
ly shom of the dignity and strength
which q cloud Of great men once gave
to it. Mr.. Bcrricn will leave no supc-
rior behind him in that body, and
very few who can pretend to be his
equals. By the dignity Of his de-
lneanor, by his great ability, learning
and experience, he cxcrtcd control
ing in the Senate, and his withdrawal
Will leave void that will not easily
Lc;'fill d.
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A mother Scientific yyondcr
o. IMPORTANT TO DYsPEpTICs.

Dr. j. 8. Houghton's Pepsin the true Dl.
Bestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from
Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach of the Or, after
directions of Baron Liebig. the great Physiolo.
glcal Chemist, by J. S. Houghton. NJ, d., Phila.
delphia, This is truly a wonderful re medy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Com
plant, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Natures Own
Rgsnt, the Gastric Juice Pamphlets, contain
ing Scientific evidence Of It's value, furnished
by agcnss, gratis. See notice among the medical
1dvertisements. 8-ly.
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The tru:;Sagh Of the Eank of the
: United States, uE0Gr the assignment
to secure the notes and deposits of tile
Bank, give notice that they are pre-
pared to pay a dividend ON the claims
established against their trust, in pur-
suancc Of u final decree Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Philadelphia
county, i'll presentation of the proper
vouchers.
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Wilmington & Manchester
Rail Road,
25 Miles ipa ODernrison
rs is 60 So

25 Miles lea Operation!
On and afIer-the first Of April the Mail
and Passenger Trains on the Wilmington
and Manchester Rail Road will run to
Mayes' Station, % miles from its junction
with the Camden Branch Rail Road as fol-.
lows: "
Leave junction duly at 2. So P. u. after
the arrival Of the Cars from Charleston
Arrive at MAJ chester, 3. 10 P. d..
=" Sumterville, 3. SIS &:
" Mayes' Station. 4. 10 "N
Leave Mayes' Stain daily at 6. 90 A. NJ.
Arrive at Sumterville, g.. 40 =.
Manchester, 7. 25 s {"
q Junction, 40 I"
in time to connect with Charleslan.
a Daily line Of stages carrying the U. s.
Mail through Darlington G. H., and Che
raw to Fayetteville, will run in connection
with the Rail Road.
Passengers betwean Charleston or Co
lumba and Fayetteville, or intermediate
points will find this the most comfortable
aud expeditions route.
L. ]. FLEMING,
Rest Engn'r w. g. NJ. R. r.
April, 9th, 1852 24-tf,
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M@WN&&s

VHNHE SUBSCRIBER, Respectfully re-
IL turns, his sincere thanks, to his
friends, and the public for tho liberal patron
age, extended 10 the firm of ANDREWS
g. ROACH aud respectfully solicits COIL
Of the same, TO the firm of ROACH
g. BLACKWOOD, who will continue
selling goods at Charleston prices for cash.
J. BELLINGER ROACH.
Sumtervlle, May 29lh 1852. 32-lf