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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-11-02
Our New Volume,

With this issue of the "Bamner,r the
eighth volume, published here, the first
of which is before us and presents to
our eyes pleasant contrast with the
last number, showing rs it does, that
the entcrprisiI'g publisher has kept up
with the advancement of the times
and faithfully performed his duty. For
seven years has the Sumter Banner
hattlcd against adverse winds an,slnain-
tanned Il steady course under The hands
OF all her different pilots, ard our read
crs will surely forgive us, if we display
a little cg"tiSm in commenting upon
our connection with it, which has been
of short Duration; yet to lis of vast
Importance and much pleasure, the
halt of which, if our readers have felt
we are content and again willing to do
service with renewed energy. There
will be soon much to occupy the attcn
tI"n OF IL reading and thinking people,
Congress is about to meet, the day APP
pointed for convenng the State Lcgis.
laiurc is near at hand and the proceed
ings of these bodies, will furnish us
with ample food to supply the literary
appctitcs OF all our subscribers, ar.
ranScmcnts being HOW made to furnish
MS with the most important Intelligence
and topics Of general interest from
these quarters, this together with other
Improvements, which are in cuntcnl-
plation will add We hope new interest
to the PAPER and satisfy every one that
age and merit is not incomraiiblc.--
W Z could write column upon column,
OF what our reflections now are. in
looking over the history of. The Dis
trIct before us for seven years past.
what changes have taken place, and
how different now are the absorbing
interests of the day to that period and
yet We find, individuals the same
space viii not allow us further indul
gencc and we drop our pen with regret
promising all our readers that they
shall hear more fully from us soon.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
BALTIMORE, October 81, 1853.

DAbilaoNE, SSloDCi -, 1000.
The cotton market was active on
the day the steamer sailed. Sales nf
the week 1000 bales.
Brca1stutlS unchanged. Active de
mand for flour Manchester mar
kct active.
Money market unchanged. Consols
closed at 92
The following is additional news by
the Niagara:
Spectators and exporters took g.
500 bales The stock Oh hard in Liv
crpool is $4,000 bales. The follow
ing are the quotations: Fair Orleans
= 5 s; Middling upiands 5 5.S; Fair
uplands 6 3.S. Havrc cotton mar
kct steady.
The Sultan has signed the .dcclarn
ton of war, giving Russia fifteen days
to cvacuate the PrincipaIilics. 1t is
believed. however, both in London and
PARIS, that affairs will be anica-
lily settled.
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a dyrrtiSial..

We find the following pointed and
sensible abjuration in the Alton Tcle-
graph Of the 9th inst, which we com
mend to the attentive pcruSaI of our
readers, merchants and business men
gcneral!y.--So. ClUoliniun.
"Advcrtisc, advertise, and give the
world sign that YOU are not rusting
Systematic advertising is seed sown in
good ground, to the business man and
the merchant, from which they will, in
due season, reap rich and abundant
harvest. Few persons have pursued
such course for any length of time
without having had cause to be thank.
ful for what thev were at first, perhaps,
inclined to believe was money thrown
away. Such men have grown rich and
their business has widely extended.
while 1heir less cnterprising ncighbors
have dreamed on, and in the end found
themselves just about where they com
mcnced. Wake up, all yc sluggards.
and let the world know who and what
ye are"
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The following article from the Nor
folk Argus makes revelation quite
aprupos to the present time:
\ CASE IN polxr.-1hc onnn>i,ion
press arc making Il w"ndrl FIJI clnmor
at The recent letter Mr.. Guthrie to
Collector Bronson. and the Secretary
Is drnouncc, with HE utmost vchc.
mc''rc and bitterness. and The whole
vocabulary of harsh cpi!hr's is poured
out "m his devoted head Tie Herald
dcnnunccs he act as ''infamuus." Now.
it is within the knowledge of this
print that The iinn,aculatc Thomas Cor.
win, Secretary of the Trca Su:y un.
der President Fillmore. writes, in
1871, u letter tn Col. Garnctt, the
then Collector OF this port, rDn1mund
ing h III to remove his deputy AMI
conHdeMHui 'ilicer, and to appoint an
other ind vidual, designating him, in
his place, in order To preserve he
/. ."harmony" ofIhe Wing party. This
fact is as notorious here as any other
in the history of The place. and will
NV Wv 'o'i''N'''t'i. w IIN ulu npl
the Herald and its volunteer con
iributor cX,'re>s at that time their
holy horror at such al cnormity?
Where was their Wanted patriotism
then? Why did they not have the
manly Independence to hnrl tllcir
lhundcrhoits at this attempted excr-
else Of high. Sh"d prsrngatvc ON the
part of the Whig Secretary? No, they
remained aS silent as two white mice
in n ''neal tub" not daring to sound
one note Of reproof-and for aught we
know, actually approved the deed. Let
them not attempt t" screen them
selves on the ground that the officer
whom the petty tyranny Of Mr.. Cor
win sought to remove, wa; n Demo.
.crat. 1t does not affect the question.
The principle involved is idcnticn!iy
the same rs that in the case of Mr..
Guthrie. Fit is not, we should like
to sec the distinction shown. But
what was virtue in IL Wing Sccre-
tary. becomes q crime Of The darkest
dye when prac,iccd by Democratic
Secretary. Oh, Consistency, thou
hast indeed become pair of jewels of
the first water!
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AHornEH CoMEr--Accnrding to an
English paper, another ilustrious
stranger, Il couct, is taking Il tour
through the heavens, within the scope
of cMlhly vision. 1t was discovered
ut Berlin on the lllh OF September.
and on ,hc Sd of Drtnhrr was visible
{" The eye. The head cqualled IN
brightness a star of the fourth magni,
tndr; and the tail could be traced about
one degree. 1t had Il rapid Soulhcrly
motion.
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The GuANn MoNopoLY.-It is stated
that powerful organized effort is in
progress at Washington to induce Pres
idcnt Pierce to undertake such vigor-
ous measures as will break the pcruvi-
an guano monopoly, and throw upon
the trade to American enterprise
Various agricultural societies have
sent committees to visit the President
for this purpose; and it is said that the
president, feeling the importance of the
subject to our agricultursts, has deter.
mined to open negotiations with Peru
in reference 10 it.
Charleston Standard.
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RAILROAD FROM CHARLESTON TO
NAsnvILLE.--1hc Charleston Courier
says thnt ;.ic cars W Il run from Chat.
,an"oga to Nashvileon the lst Of De.
cember, and that.th Atlanta and La
Grange raillo;!d will bo "pvned to
" est Point in six weeks. 80 that Ger
tain!y the l>t Of January, The cumlnun-
ica,inn by railroad from that ci;v to
Nashville and 10 M,ntgn.ncry, and
from those points by steamboats, to the
Cincinnati and St. Louis railroad. and
It" Mobile and New Orleans, will be
completed.
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The Markets.
COTTON.

SUMTERvILlE. Nov. 1.-Priccs range
from I 12 to 9 . cents.
CHARLESTON, Ger. 9 The demand
on Saturday was to a !air extent and
prices full. with somewhat Of an up
ward tendency. The sales amounted
to 1900 bales, Of which 231 bales at
S IL II 81, 500 at from Q IS,
$50 at from l.2 40 ) s. 3S2 at 8 3 1,
and 81 at 10 cents.
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a Correction.

IN the hurry of going to press last
week, our editorial headed Zone of
the Evils" was credited to the .SouM
0yoli"ian, and the credit to the arti-
Gle headed Mail Arrangements" omit
ted. If this should meet the eye OF
our friends of the Caroiiniun. we hope
they will take il as an excuse for sad
ding them with our wares.
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A MINISTER DIVORCED. had
a divorce case decided mp at Ashland
last week. Rev. l.. S. Everett, few
weeks since, applied to the courts for
n divorce from his wife, the late wild.
ow lloyt, Of Buffalo. The application
was refused by the County Judge of
Lorraine. He then removed the venue
to Ashland county, where he was sue,
cesstul, and last week was married to
Miss Wright, niece of the rejected
wife.- Cimcinndi Eng.
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EO PRINTERS.

y printer is the most curious being
living. lie may have bunk and
cans, and not be worth pcnny-havc
smuii cups. and have neither wife nor
children. Others may run fast. but he
gets along swift setting fast. lie may
he making Impressions without elc-
1ucnce, may use iye without offending
and be telling the truth, while others
cannot stand when they sit, he can set
standing aud even do both at the same
'inc--usc ,turnif.re and vet have no
dwelling may make and put away Ii,
and never see pie, much less eat it
during his litr-bc Il human being and
: rat at the same timc-may press
Il great deal and not ask Il lavo:--may
Eunjlc Mooiing iron, and know moth
ing about Il canlon, gun or pi>tnl he
may pull the lcrrr that moves the world
and yet be, as far from moving the
globe as II hog with his nose under Il
mole hill--srrcads sheets without be-
Ing Il housewife; he may lay his torm
upon Jed, and yet be obliged to
sleep on the floor; he may use the
without shedding blood, and from the
earth he may handle tho :;:*::--hc may
be "ta rolli"y disposition and never
desire /" travel, he may have sleeps
foof, and not be dci;nrmcd, never he
without n case, and know nothing of
law or rhysic; lc always correcting his
errors and growing worse every day:
have em~~S without ever having
the arms of lass around linn: have
his form locked up, and ut the same
time be free from Jail, watch house, or
any other con tinemcnt. liz.
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Hon w. e.. Preston

We are pleased to see our icllnw.cit
izcn again amongst us. The sea
breeze of Newport, and the bracing
influence Of IL Northern climate. have
renovated his health, and he has re.
turned home greatly improved in
health and looks.
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llIHTs FOR lIOusEKEErERs.- few
drops of carbonate OF ammonia, in Il
small quantity rf warm rain water,
will prove safe and easy acid,
&c. and will change, if carefully ap-
piled, di>colored spots upon carpets,
and indeed all spots, whether produced
10y acids or alkalics. If one has the
misfortune to have Il carpet injured by
whitewash this will Immediately re.
store it
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Another Scientific vo:aaar!
IMPORTANT TO nYsrErT,cs

DR.. J. S. Iiough;on's Pt1sin, the true Di.
scs,ive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from
Rennet, or the Fourth Stomach OF The Ok, after
directions Of Baron I.irbg, the great PhysiDu-
glcal Chemist, by J. $. luushton, ". d., Phila-
delphia. Tlis is truly wonderful remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Com
plaint, Constipation and Debility, curing after
Natures Own Method, by Naturu's Own
Agent, the Gastric JMce Pamphlets, contain
ing Scientific evidence Of It's value, furnished
by agents, gratis. See no.icc among the n,edica
advertisements. ~ Sly.
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THREATENING AspECr OF THE CunA
QuEsrIoN.-Lctters from Cuba have
undoubtedly been received in Wash,
ingtom, from parties who are supposed
TO be well aware ofall which Spain.nnd
her allies propose to do with reference
to tho Island. from which The con-
clu sion is drawn that a urge English
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At the late meeting of the Cheraw
and Darlington Rail Road Company,
at Darlington Court House, Mr.. John
II. Mcvlvcr, of Chcraw, was elected
Secretary and Treasurer in place of
Henry McIver, Esq, resigned.
The Secretary and Treasurer was
directed to proceed forthwith to collect
the remaining half Of the first install.
ment.
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ELECTIoS OF .!unGns ny THE PEoriE
IN GE"RGIA-l'lis. is the first time
(SayS the Macon Mcsscnger) that
judges of the Superior Courts have
been elected l'y the people in Georgia
Their selections, taken altogether, are
better and less Objectionable than those
which have heretofore been made hy
our Legislature, and the result has
rcc"ncllrd lis to what we once c"nsd
cred of doubtful propricty-thn clcc-
ton ofJndicial officers by the people.
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H1'H,",ac's WORM Specific.

z The following, froln 4 customer shows
the dclnnnd which the great medicine has ere
aicd wherever it has been n,ro,iuced:
BIOSSEtRG. Tioga Co Pa. March 80, 1850.
Gc"Ht"i""-in consequence Of The great con-
sumption ofy"ur Worm Specific in This place
aid Vicinity, we have entirely exhausted our
stock We shonl,I feel obliged by your for
waring. via Corning, n. y. ~ dozen, with
your bill, on The reception OF wlicl, we " i'll re-
init you the money.
From the wonderful cf;.c:s of sail :.Sr,ecifc'
in this ncighborlIuoi, there could I've sold annu.
ally = large quantity, Ito be had, iv,holesale
and rctail frsm some local agent. If you
would compensate IL n person for trouble n.l .x-
penst of vending, ! think could make it 10
your advantage 10 do
Yours, respectfully, WIN. VI. MALLORY,
NIEssEs. J. KIDD u Co PcrW. L. PoprEu.
ES?H Purchasers will please be careful Il,
ask for DIR MCLANE'S CELEBRATED
VEFillFCGE, and take none else. All other
fermiingcs, in comparison arc worthless. DR..
M'Lanes genuine Vcrmilnge, also his Celrbra-
ted Liver Pills, can now he had nj all
respectable Drug Slorrs in ,lc United States
and Canada.
The above valuable Preparation for sale
ay the Agents, p ~ COHEN Il co. Im-
p"rirrs and Dealers in DRUGS AND
MEDICINES, M. 20, laync ST. Charles
ton, ). &.
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THE SUMTER BANNER.
SNM1&RNAAASo s. @s
]. RICHARDSON LOGAN, EDITOR.
1oxTrn1prD ,,eo
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 2. 1853.
Notice to Subscribers.

AS many subscribers will be in at
tendance on Court next week, doubtless
anxious to pay of old dues, we would
give notice that the proprietor will
always be found during business hours
at his printing Office, opposite Coils.
+. j. & M. Moses Law Office.
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HE CurroN Cwop OF THE UNITED
orATEs-JHE PhEsENT ASD TIE FU-
TURE.-According tn an article by Dr..
OIh'el Lee, as published in the Agri-
c"'tnrai Department Of the Patent Re-
port Tor 1907 and '13, ut this time the
average crop "l cotton in the United
olalcs is estimated at $3 100000 Of
oa'es: nl tour hundred pounds EACH
IN 1901 the export Was only ll4.SJ3,-
ooo pounds, whIle IN iS40 it had in
creased 10 lo2o,oo2 600 pounds
l hcse i'g"res show an advance Of more
IMAM e'sht hundred per cent. III twenty
e'sht years ana l''c prospect is that
INC demand VIII equal, II II q" not cX-
cecd' me supply 'or in'lny years to
come. Hence, the production oftl'is
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Now Work. Market.

New loRN, October 27, 1853.
Cotton has advanced in on, mar
kct IL to 5S cents since Saturday
last. The sales to-day amount to g
500 bales.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
The contributions to the Washing
ton National Monument fund by visit
ors at the Crystal Palace, from its open
ing, have amounted to $5,2e6,l6.
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Lieut.. Wm. II. Tyler, OF the L.
5. Army, died few days ago at
" oudIawn. n Prince William county.
Va. Lieut.. Tyler had seen much ser
vice, and distinguished himself in the
Mexican war. He WAS Il son of Judge
Tyler, of l'auqnicr, Virginia.
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X K TX q & " Z Z 4 Z ;,

MARRlED.-ln SumtcrviIlr S, C. on
In rsiay evening the 9Th INST, by
the iirv. Donald Mcqueen. Mr.. Ron
ERT j. Dick and Miss CHARLOTTE B !,
daughter Of AVN NJ. DELoRMr, Esu.,
all OF Sumter District.
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Sumter Agricultural Asso-
citation,

The Anniversary of the Agricultural
Association viii he held in SumleryiiIeon
Wednesday, h" 9ih inst.
An Address viii be delivered by Cent
) K CHAMBER, All pcrsnrs ha:ing assF
iIcirs 10 exhibit. will presen, tl,"m 10 he
Committee "i ArTangenicntsby o O'clock
y. NJ. on thar dnv.
he different Committees will also meet
on that day.
J. NJ. PITTS,
Chairman Com. "f Arrangements.
Nov |. IT
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ANDEHsoE C"uRT.-i'hr fall term of
the Court Of General Sessions and
Co!nfion Pleas, commenced Is srs.
Sion ut this place. on Monday last,
h,S honor judge Whittier p e,idinr.
This is the FIRST lour OF the Judre On
this circuit, since his election. Bv
prompt attention To business. sweet.
ness OF temper. and agrrrahlrncss of
department generally on the bench.
tic Judge is fast gaining Ir himself
n",-nnly the conil,lrncc an! r?,prc. Of
gent einrn ui the Bar. bat a rr,m.
incnt sinIid among The Judges f
the State. lis accommodating ts.
position presents a striking ari ,lra>-
Ing cont!a>t To thI irascibir temper.
AND ":t@"iny sarcasm inr which some
OF our Judges are noted. Under II G
direction "i' "n a.srrahlr Judge. H. W
much more rapidly docs Ike bu iuc, s
"i TIE court progress, and how much
more pleasant To iawycrs. jiroIs.
witnesses. and al;. HERE is b,u ill.,
tie business ot'iun"rlancc prnhi.... he
tore the court, and it is probable that
it will adjourn before he close "i the
week. ~ respectable number uflaw-
yers from a distance are here, AMI
some of them seem tn have on hand
quantity OF business Tie wealth
er TO day, (M'n"al is quite risagr"c-.
bic, but notwithstanding, the pr,-
pie have tuned out in lnrgc c.ow4 ;.
we write this paragraph amidst tie
hustle OF tn court re- II. aud fierce
contest which is b,-irg wa-ch at law
between two free negroes, Mo;hrr
and Il Son, f the purpose OF deciding
which Of the two shall receive COM
pcnSatiun for services rendered bv
The latter. This, however, is not to
be taken Us Il specimen OF the Sum
Pros, rs all Tic Tiers. we I,rieve. alr
hrtwern lhc pale face ''--Ia,l.r-
Sun Go= tie.
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE THE FIRM OF DICKSON e. I.ATTA
would respectfully infurm his friends and the
public generally. that he is now receiving n yn-
ricty OF HEAVY and FANCY GROCERIES.
which he sell low for cash at the stnnd former.
W occupied by e. w. l'onncy and nearly op.
po:itc where Planters Hotel stood.
Nov2 t,5I
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.1ce.s-. r.----
"A WORD ro TilE hADIEs.-N con
lesS' says 'hc "arren'on News. we
teIt a l'''le-n": not u little, but very
deeply mortified, on reading the fol
lowing 'nV'r''se'I'e"t III Il Virginia
..Srni,h Suuo-, vrr, l,rro .t,.,
or tbc ,h,vn mt nm xnrns,l,. f,r
No,,b.Car,) m ,r,d,. and for snI. y,
v,rv low r,,,.n -
jN. t;lt ,n,r,iG.d h...;,s. III, ;,;
nation i, hcrr mad, orL W.. E.,r ,,o
tr,I,bluIlv. fin, ,hr n,,c,it,. nf h.nr;,,
ino ,hr :n,, nou,iun roll lin. - ~.
luIi.s Which nature seems t, l,y. IL.
siuu,, rynr.sslv tnr ,b,. ,,urn,.n ,C,rl
r,ui,tinr .ru1 hinr ,,l ,n,, .;,.l s,,,nJ.
with uanscnus tnbaccn Lu,t is rncu,
liarly prevalent in Nor,l. Cnro);n, -
This is u subicc, of RI rn.ch +, tho
lovely fair ones of onr State, ur...
,icc in i,scIfinLecrut. and unhealthy
and one Which they should be ashamed
to indulge in. The Irish will hardly
ever get clear of the n,,nrnhirr cast
uDOn turm for tllrlr blunIprS--i hn
Dutch for hnncIinr, or the ladies O
Norll.Caroli,la inr the nasty practice
of dippinn snuff But wc hone fin.
latter will make the effort and in the
course OF years lhcy may succeed.
ASlMA,c,,LEs IN Il .rEK-The idcn
entertained by mos. persons that oI
water whether found IN sp,i,,ns. wells.
brooks, ponds. or ciStcrl.s :. or even ,bo,
fresh rain water. is filed with liviur
creatures. is. rs iar as the microsconr
enables us to ascertain, without found
alton. Water is n compound of two
gasScs-hydrogcn and oxvgcn-and
the existence Of animalculcs in it is nj.
together dependant Oh certain causes
principally on its contact with vcycta.
BILE matter; thus if you take bowl of
water. aud place handful of hav or
other vegetable matter in it. in a few
days the top will be covered with
scum. which. by putting a small ann.
tity under the microscope, vii he
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BALrIMnEE. OCr. 80.
BALTIMORE. Orr. u

FIRE AT PEovlDENuE.--lhe Howard
block, viii many adjoining buildings.
"as destroyed hy fire last night. The
loss is estimated at half million. and
only partial insurance had been ct.
fccted.- CAur. Cour.
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and French fleet will despatched To
tue Gulf rs soon aS The stat" of the
1urc"-Ru,>ian question will permit the
two latter Powers to withdraw from
thence sufficient nft|Ivir vessels nowin
the Mediterranean. 1T is believed
in political circ.cs here that the Union
hrw> paper has ample grounds for the
carnestncss with Which it is appealing
I" tic country To awake to reuIizn-
,on "i HE present critical condition Of
the Cuba question.
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Green VICTORIA, on her recent Wis
'"'he Dublin Exhibition, the Editor
81 ne Ma't. there states iortlic inform
n'"n"f his lady readers, wore pink
I",ine', 10 o" her head, whose shape the
Editor wished he could induce ia ,I,ion
an'e tn'llincrs OF the present dny, To
aanr,, instead IF those absurd things
Which nowadays hang halfway down
the backs OF young ladies, giving
razrn bare faced expression to the
'a'r"St and most delicate features and
an appearance of being high shoulder
cd, to the most graceful figures.
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Three, bays I;ttcr from U,aarns.e
arrival Of 1itG Arctic.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3G-S.2:.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 30-S.22 p. M.
The steamship -IrcHc, Capt. Lncr.
arrived at New York to-day, from
Liverpool, which port she left on the
10Th inst.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr.-Thc
sales of the three days, prior to the
sailing "i'lhe -Ircf;c, amount 10 10000
ha.c>: the demand was good, and pri-
COS Stiilcr. Spectators have tak ken
5000, and exporters 1000 bales. Quo.
tations are unchanged.
The trade in Manchester has Slight
ly improved.
The commercial adviccs from India
are regarded rs favorable.
Flour advanced lSd.
Consols, 81 l.2o9l 10.
War on the Danube aud Caspian
Sea, is inevitable.
BALTIMORE, Der. 80.
FIRE AND Loss OF llFE.--RoGEws'
clothing store. IN New York, was burnt
last night. The loss is &lGO, O,OOO.-
Three tircncn were killed.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-11-02

TIE IIowAnE AND TIE ORpu.xs
The New Orleans Bee of saturday
last savs:-
During the progress OF the late
disastrous epidemic. no less than l39
orphan children, whose parents hal
pe'lshcd "t the fever, where left in
charge Of the Howard Association.
The character and constitution of this
noble society do not permit them to
take these orphans under their per
u'aneit protrt ton, but in view Of the
cN'gencles Of the occasion. they were
temporarily provided for. Yester.
day, all these little creatures were
distributed among the various ASv-
liims OF our city-;lle sum of one hun
dicd dollars being contributed for the
maintenance and support Of each of
thcm-mnking Il total Of $4,000.