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EREAT BARGAINS. IS. PHILLIPS, of
NJ CHEAP STORE NoToRIETy, Nayades street.
Horse saon First District and Rousseau OF saraperu
street, retiring his
large and we'll assorted stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY Goops AT COST.
particularly called large Of
FLouNCED BAREGEs comprising five hundred dressel Of he latest
style and coors, varying from Is to $20
thouand) Of fine JACONETs colors
e and upwards
$1,000 (y thousand) yards PRINTS being selection
patterns and csloTs.
10 pieces supsrfne SILK DAMASKS for curtains.
100 e fine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
pieces BLACK SILK
brocaded SILK DRESSES, $50 sO6. variety
FINE GOODS too numerous TO mention in advertisement
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
received direct from France
SHIRTS Sc n likewise,
alsge plain LINEN SHIRTS prices
mil "
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R9s~ THOMAS c. POOLE is o candidate for
CLERK OF TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mig I'd
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NS-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
authorized announce RoBERT 81 KEARSEY eaud
for the JuDGEsP Of the FFTh DISTRICT COURT Of New
inQ4
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G3~ For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
authorized 70 SAMUEL G. RISK candidate
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the
may be changed To. fels tie
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HS- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoURT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Mnui,
the Fh District Court Of NwOrleans which situation he has
tiled for the last offers himself and late for the
CIRkSP Oi said Court, whatever Court The
h. rIa
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In tirHt District
Hewitt, Norton AGO.
olo-Per iahn boat: 100 bbls -four s;urgos
Graham.
oHlo-Per Bch' sur-es Adsms &co.
INDANA-Per boats; 1850 Ibis lime Marsh Ranlett co.
CONSIGNEES
For bark from dcoCoch-
EFT 4 & Chapulan-R Goddess L Il L Lew order,
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1--WE are authorized TO announce JAMES
DuNAp candidate JUDGE be FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
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Ms- For CHIEF JUSTICE. are authorized
70 state that by Of isnds Judge TS sLDE
n consented 10 be candidate for the office Of CHIEF
ton. - ~ anl7 te
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Mf~ For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-HENRY ST..
PAUL is candidate he above named Office.
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me- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candidate reelection.
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sss- Please announce that JOIN GEDGE will
supported candidate for the JupGEsP or THE FIFTH
DISTRICT COURT Court which succeed under the
Visions Of ,hs Constitution Al the requss Of
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gss- FOURTH DISTRICT COURT am a Can
mhf If. A. REYNOLDS.
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PORT OF HRw ORLEANS.
0YYreE o. THR DAny ChyscgrT, 4
Saturday Morning, March 20, 1853. }
ARkiygD,

OYYrcg OF IHg DAnY Chyscrrr,1
Saturday Morning, March 2s 1853.
ARBivgD.
Stsamtp America sawyer, from Apslsahea Wood
ssB s s s ss 5 wi w Jss
SIP Alexander johnson 10 day. from New York, ballast nAsr
ship Garcia: u day: from Nswys,t 70 q.
Fish, GATES. 30 day' from New York to Bossr
ss s s i% H'sa'i ''
ship p.ass De Jginvs Conway Rio de Jansro se Jaruy
Brit .h'p Go"onia Kerr Liverpool Yah January
s, .r oy. Hsn 50 days from Liverpool TO Mcouns
Ship Pi.ssisaua wseia from Newport, Wales III,
Ship San : 1:wfisss r' fro" Liverpool ' Feb to a''' Low
Ship ypson Parker day. from Liverpool to C
Bark sarsas Cole IA day. Charleston, to AELLsryia
Brig PS small 9sy. Ki3g,en Js % A.hssiags aeoPt
~ Msk. BrosH say. q ,. APassA. .,isP,
s R 5 s m SHl' cosura d.s Sm Bal ore to
Steamboat
Illinois, sui,bers, from 81 Louis.
Roeksway So9, Cannon, from On hita.
p k%ss kSsa ,fG'S Rom nsi SaisE. hes.
Trenton, Gla..to:t Dom Baton fs0ogs.
Oregon HEN. Mobile.
T'"' tS' @ % p ss ed "a
brs'i shp, 1sdomaE .ad IsrqsIn, brig Scale
psIe has sn9 bsf T ols s 1F' up ships ~
To Paa,ns Irises down ghbrot
To, ,tos oivia wsaars lie ishi-lro,,
Tow bes bssoo wbspn from ae rs.ssyent down Iigh-sOut
7o, %. yst sy' SSS s AID ihs s sp. dow,
up sp cSns S1'i sarsnas and big DIDO
Up Ars, Jaa San
Below-Coming Up.
nh.
Es 1.ag H New Zip casseas a sds
1Ho aa Sr "a saf f rom vs ci ' s soon sg
sIaarerigged vessels outside, bound in.
SPOKEN
Ga the inst Abseo ship Barney DAYS out from
Boston, bound for ApAlaehoa On the 20h ship st
NewYrk On the sis., of TOrtugas shp Castillo days from
Liverpool, for thia port.
MEMORANDA.
t Steamer ea Shreveport inat Report
heavy the upper Red River and fears
great would take place 1872 The
Boy Preston, John sasr, VENTURE
loading Shreveport Met the Compromise and Downs going Up
ship Eagle reported badly ashore mouth
False Pass.
ss Captain Flner abp North carOna arrived yesterday
reports Spanish brig ashore Gingerbread Keys the 18th
with sails Aging and tpnast gone Appeared
but a short time. Gould not make her out
IMPORTS.
APAtAcHIcoLA-Pef steamship America; II bales cotton
LIVE RPooL-Per ship Hyperion 800 sks sat to order.
RIO De hp fac. de Jonvs; sisa Sass sons
WhIks-Psr bark ToHqqe. 1891 bar. iron Crooks,
SHARLEsToS.Ps h4,k saran s IA A;.0i 4 %ass
SARpENAs Pr ssfr Lane SIS bSs moa.s. Iiisssl.
BLUE HPer hI Eyergade 400 tons granite 100 empty bbl
.Ss 1909 *. al, oy.s.e p
hIxERPooL-FI ss1o . E.ir.on
:: 8.
B.ita es1ss LABOR Issofasl CO..
ssS cs v ss. Pug Rser
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~ We are authorized to announce G. r.
WHEAT Sixth District Court. mil
--
Gsfs~ II. L. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. ph25
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rep. S. BIRoN is n candidate for the
JUDGEsHIP TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS other Court which might be created to succeed H.
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Ess~ For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
c. A. EsAERSON candidate sfoe Of JUDGE OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT which may organized
TO succeed it. fl7te
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M8- For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
COURTMARTN BAcHE candidate for the office Of JUDGE
OF The SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS, Of
The Court that alag saceeed u. el6 APPS
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MEMORANDA.

tB Steamer Caddo No lef Shreveport the 2it Reports
heavy upper Red River
great would take place. 1872 The
Boy Preston John Stadsr VENTURE
loading Shreveport. Met the Compromise and going up
fB The ship Golden Eagle reported badly ashore
False Pass.
~ Captain Fner Of the ahp North Carolns arrived yesterday
reports Spanish brig ashore Gingerbread Keys the inst,
with sails Aging and topnas Appeared have
but a sIortt time. Gould mott make her
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Eg- FoI ASSOCIATE JUDGE or THE SUPREME
COuTWe authorized GUSTAyUS SCHMIDT
candidate for ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT vOx PoPULI. fee
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To- The ship Gov. HNcK1EY, Capt. Loring
dehargng al Poe, 49, First District .congnes
attend The sost Of their goods the Lsve otherwise they Wi
,nkaa = '-'' '-fe-s GO. w HYNsoN 50 Camp ,trs.t
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Es- II. q. EGGLEsToN is a candidate for
LEANS, mhs
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@- The new, light draught

no The new, light draught, swift running
packet SOUTHERN BELLE Capt y Whis,
ING, O'Clock SMITH FlMsTER so Poydras street mb?s
zrls- The new, elegant and swift running
ALABAMA r. NJ Kinney master, leaves for JET
FERsoN all Intermediate landings THIS Evening at 5oc
mhab
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8 team boat


Cheyaer and Liverpool; shin.
sae Aerton ad Princeton from New York alp caedoaa
Philadelphia; tsrks Glencoe Franklin,
Jno Williams sehr I'd Bernard Vera Cruz
sluare-Tigged vess,ls outside bound in
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l:J- Ed. Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL Esq will be supported for the office Of JUDGE OF
THE FIRST DsTRCT COURT or NEW ORLEANS or the Court
organized succeed IL under tie Constitution
mi AMERICA.
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Ds- FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
Judge Fir4t
the the parish Of Orleans JOHN C. LARuE ml1
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a-FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT Court.
We snthe.d 70 STATE that Judge cANoNGE candidate 70
JUDGE Oh TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
ton. fel6 10
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re- FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
RICHARD H. BARKER candidate for JUDGEsP on THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS the Court which
may sacceed | thunder the newt 70
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s- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT
GEORGE W. ChRfSTY candidate the Office Of the JUDGE
SAP THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW oRLEANs
the Court which succeed under the Consultation ieis
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me- FoR- ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE supnEl


COURTNe authorized 10 c. BEATTY the
ASSOCIATE
TIcE OF THE SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DIS
TRICT. fei2 dAWu
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Rfs- The new, light draught, swift running
s amer CORA NO. O. Capt Keeling, CAM
bFS and iptsediale landings THIS EVENING, boclock
NIL SMITH x FiMISTEk, Poydras street,
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COURT-Aths request friends members OF the bar and
OTHERS A. N OGDEN the parish Of Jenson Las consented 70
become candidate the ONCE OF W THE
SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DIETRICH fei te
t- Drict OF The city ri Np o. above Julia
and tbo petos Jefferson st. Charles st. John Baptist
sumption INTERIOR 1ereboup West Rouge
Iberytl
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Dy- The consignees of 100 bbls. Herring,
marked R. A. CO.. and Shoes marked n diamond) PEI
COW HINCkLEY Boston, will psass present tae bill
adng the dschaIgn CerS the Leyes otherwise taey will b
nhgi C. W. HYNsoS 20 Camp street,
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~ The new and elegant swirl running pas

sengsr steamer MEDIATOR, Williamson, master will positively as
landings THIS EVENING, at
clock Poydrns wharf ~ The Mediator prepared vii
Gauges Life Presrve Berth, Floats LII
FAbe Plugs and requisite Of the Steamboat Law
making hei me o The ssfsst boats in the rsle.
mhs6 JOHN V. HYDE, Agent, IA Poydras street
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COZ T JndE. A. ~ BUCHANAN Ls q candidate for the
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT The election he held
the hat Monday April next The First District composed Of tho
parahe Of Paquemnes Bernard Orisrs t ve
portion city Orleans st. jana IT,
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COUhTWe authorized 10 GttDRCE STRAWhklDGE
candidate thl ASSOCIATE JUDGE OFTHE SUPREME
COURT FOR DIS rRGCT composed portion
the Julia the the the
rshss Jsfersou John Baptist ChaE St.
Assumption LAourehs Interior Teebonne, West Rouge
and fbervile. VOX POPULi. ie5
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ELECTION NOTICES.


ELECTION NOTICES.
.,,Hsa 60 FOR CHEF JUSTICE OF LoUIsIANA.--
HIN az hesEdvs A candidate for the Office Of CHIEF Jus
mr. Fop Curpp Juur,cv We ORC author;vo3
that BY teaast Of numsrd snds Judge 1iiSs sIDE
Js STp9.5 @s eSqans % hs Office e CHEZ
hon jani7 s
rs- ror ,.--,,.--. -, -, .u,,,, c,-,u,,,,
ssnsidae %, AssociATE JUDGE or THE sGPREME COURT
-" ''l@ .'''' DH. ,ee- --===== wa '0,''-' ~
cotRTws are requested to on,auDss JUDGE THOMAS H. KEN.
mEeH F s H ,s o1 P Ap 4 Ell Fs
nss- Fop Assoo,.Tr Jupar OF THE SUPREME
St SsSfs ss 4 .a:s % s md
no The Die, Of ts c II ~ Q ans above julia
s ana s IaSou1eRs Interior Isfresouns Batpn Rouge
os- ro,. assoct,rr Jrnor on nun, s,-n, v,,r
oo6aT7ws g. BEATTY he ps..h
TISfoF Tiis SUPREME COURT FROM TiiE second es
NV Eop Asooc,,,,, Jrn,, an NM, a,,,,,,,u
cotpT -poBFRT pREInx va in no nnh a.. ~
G he o az ASSOC aTF F w w e apgd eP s s Sis
ss d. bernard and '' p'' 'A' parish Of Orleans below J n
n.o- FoR Assoc,,rr Jrnap on THE supnrur
foR TE fIRsT DlsfRicr at dbe election . ss held On
NE ,st Monday Of April next The First District l. composed q the
-==
are . snasapse aroR nc sTsawapsn
NJ above julia and hs New Cams. ,ls Lake and ne
ss Is'Sih' Interior ;oF sss'
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70 The bark SUSAN w. LIND, Capt. Sweet
Boston, lie dhArgng oppo e Post First District Con-
gnses will please attend the receipt Of goods Levee
Otherwise they will be stored at their
l. y Commit sfrest
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Gfs- FoR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
COUHT.-MLES TAYLOR she of ASSOCIATE
JUSTICE THE SUPREME COURT THE STATE LOUIS
election holden
The Second District comprised Of that portion Of the Of New
the middle julia the parishes OF Jefferson
Charles St. John Baptist ST. James, Ascension Assumption Iafureh
Iberyile.
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rs Eds. Crescent: Please announce THos.
H. LEWIS, Opeousas SUPREME FOR
THE THIRD JcDlciAL DISTRICT. = .
mills davies THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
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Gzs5- The new and light draught passenger
PASEE Capt Able ST. LOUIS intermediate
landings THIS EVENING. at O'Clock.
mh26 WHITE a BUCHANAN 81 Faon street.
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Hasre ready discharge opposite lie Mint Second III
m Cons particularly requested 70 attend TO he receipt
their freight LsVes. All not permitted within five dA
will be the public the risk e1pen. Of the
thereof. j. r. WHITNEY CO, CT Camp street. nA25
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va. The new and splendid passenger pa

. = IL II
NORTH AMERICA Gfeenee master. will leave fITTsBURG
intermediate Landings THIS DAY at u O'Clock Passng
and shippers will please be- in readiness.
mh26 MARSH, KANLETT CO., 22 Poydras street
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GEM Capt Burdo Paris MEMPHIS mud all intern
landings THIS DAY, O'Clock Pasugsra and
pers will please be readiness At the nbov- hour.
nh95 WHITE BUCHANAN 81 Fulton street
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VREAT BULL AND BEAR FIGHT AT

vTyHE NEW ORLEANS PHILHAR- zazlsa
IL MQSIC SOCIETY win give GRAND eoMPII- F-<--r-tf}
MfSTARY CONCERT their organiss, Mr. THEOD La
liAciE, the 10th q april IN the odd FELLOWS IL
HALL nssn.d POWERF I'll ORCHESTRA Of Thirty
The Prggspns Which h.. ben sssesd q ne5
the works Of Rs Bein Haydn and Mozart and Will viii
| the Libretto, be pablshsd 10 a kw days.
The DEDICATION CASTATA will be performed at the
i Request man o the ]. o o. r.
| By order Of the Board u Mapass n, I'D
| mh27 tP70 WI. CLEMENTS, Secretary.
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der, per SUSAN W. LIND. Boston, WFP with
andenesth50 Gg1ny Goodwill make themselves
the DIaIgng Clerk the Lsyee they will their
pause ind Tisk. L. II. GALE, 90 Common street. nk23
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TEEATRE -Sundav Fven,n,

March s7-BESEFIT OF MP LEN0srEW uibe PERFORMED
entitled La IouR pE kte- shih
ysndsrile n UNE ALLuNETTE ENTIRE DECx
FEuX.
U9yDsY March O. fir; grand opera nfosr
IS IsossI1 MOSES. Ibs Whole and Costumes
trev
II opsa for ssas for Msnday and Thad.F Of
D. week.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,

- ludlow SMITH r,rsaa Circle PssqDete rs cents Pt
Gallery ofs open castain rs - oeocx
night unnvseS ktVSi FAMILY FoTts 70
number. Who spp-ss -FOUR DISTINCT ~ NY
MENTS Fall Corps fe Ballet sreh
IA H. Fsvsp amiy WI Ev0LC lions on THS
TIGHT by Rsvel Ar- aAd Wins Bsndn 70
Ballet Psnsomns Of toe EIOPkhk inter-
.ersd xh Bsui Dnes, and concluding with TAbess1 vyags
To efo~sa By As-s Ias Philippe MartEss 10 ens called
sy 20 AsE .heh 5hs s PAnieiaae o. W
Tricks sea MssnospkoseEsd enos. Moss Naftinsit White
~hrno Mons, Antoine Raxsi Ths whole nights snrsnusn
70 FaTce1 GkIMsETAN. BAGSHAW AND
BfAIehAM
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OLAcIDES VARIETIES, Grsyier street.

80 70 sses.; Ssosss na.-. 50 Gallery .
shfntDAf ssySs HsssA = IN, gspa Py
nsr MI cthsr Peal Las NJ. Lynne; Eaesns h Larms NJ
Dsnesn ST. L. Nj Howud Jean Ra Hond Hermnis Ms
DANCE IS Nmlie Day taariass va * e.
htfs
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10 The ship JUDAH TouRo, Capt. LIZ

dshargng the foot Of the Vegetable Market See
ond District Conssnees will please attend the eept Of the
yoods the goods permitted within five days will
sent to the public stores at their riAk and
mh25 L. H. GALE, % Common street.
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Hi,Ya. Skss;sisti;ary.

We learn from the Chcraw Gazette,
that the tax paying citizens Of that dis,
trict are placed in somewhat of II fix,
and arc in considerable danger Of hav,
ing to pay double tax, from the fact
that there are two claimarll,S Tor the
Office of tax "collcclor; 8s duly
elected, and commissioned, ha'ting Civ.
en- nnimpcachabIe security &c; the 9th
CT appointed by the Governor. at the
last regular session of our Legislature
on account of the abscncc from the
State, ut that time, ui the first, who
has since returned, it is deemed nice
point o: law to decide, whether the alb
scucc of the first created vacancy,
and if So was the filling Of the same
by the Governor legal. should boil,
OF these claimants give notice, that
they are ready to receive tax, and the
citizens pay to him not legally cnti-
tied to receive it they will be liable to
4 double tax.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-03-01
iffsitFfee; Press s
sSA.cns.es.E

"a. .PUzzLH.-Thc following sum or
problem was given to boy by a gen
tleman who offered him $50 if he
would do. it within six months, at the
same time assuring him that it could
5ba done, and there was no trick or
Catch about it. go
Take nine figures, digits l2345G7s9,
and also the 0, and add them together
so that they amount to just l0O-us-
ing them once and but once. Thus,
forinstance, take 7 and the 0, and they
make 40, and then to the 10 add all
the rest Of the figures, not used in max
Ing 10. Tho problem would perhaps
be better expressed thus: Use all the
ten numeral characters, 0l2345G1 80,
buteach only once, to form numbers
which, added together, shall amount to
iuat 100. This can be done without re-
sorting to any unnatural or improper
expression Of tho numbers, and is Il
problem we'll worth the attention Of
the young ,arithmcticians. If any one
will, let us know how it is done, we
Igill inform our readers.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-03-01

MANURE on a PEAR IRxE.--In n
late number Of Moorc's New Yorker.
Linns Cone, Of Oakland county, Micli-
gan, iniorlnS us Of an interesting cx.
pertinent with high n,anuring. Twcn-
ty-livc years ago he planted a Summer
Bonchrctin pear tree, the culture of
which, after Il few years was neglected.
The fruit at first was fine, specimens,
often weighing nearly Il pound rach
but aftcrward grew gradually smaller,
till nearly worthless. The tree was
then well prlncd, washed with lev,
and the ground we'll spn,lcd, with no
Improvement. Last spring twenty
bushels oi, manure from Il blacksmith
shop, consisting OF dung, pairing of
hoofs, cindcrs, &c, was spread and
dug in. Twenty bushels of fine, high
favored fruit, was the result, the same
scason.-UortcuitvriSt.
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;s "A Very Particular Man.-A gen
tleman, passing house III the upper
part Of the city. the otlcr evening,
Was accosted by a lady at the door,
who desired him to go Into the back
yard, and see what n strange man, who
s had entered there, was about. The
family were very much alarmed at his
proceedings. The gentleman accor-
dinghy, entered the yard, when he found
q man crouched down, in the act of
pulling ton his stockings. In0uring
4 His business, the fellow rcplicdoo,hat he
sWaschanginghis stockings, for he put
the right one on the left foot in the
morning, and he could endure the d S.
comfort consequent thereon no long
seerr - Portland Transcript.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-03-01
"a TouSo,niI OF 4 SArloaE.- car + i

"a IoucH or AroaE. "a car full,
of passeng gers, ecentl passed over
the Western Rail Road, in which ioc-
cured q simple but touching sceno,
worthy ofrecord. One of the passen-
gers was woman, carrying in her
arms child who annoyed every one
by it's petulance and cries. Mile after
mile the passengers, bore the infittion
of its noise, which rather increased
than diminished, until, at last, it be-
came furious, and the passengers near
ly so. There were open complaints
and one man shouted-'"take the child
out,'' The train stopped ut sta.
ton, when an old gentleman arose, and
made the simple statement that the
father of the child had died recently,
away from home: that the mother had
been on visit to her friends and had
died while on the visit, that her dead
body was on board the train. aud that
the child was i'll the arms of woman
who was u stranger to it. 1t was
enough. There was tear in nearly
every eye, and all were melted into
pity and patience. All sclfisimcss was
lost in thinking Of the dissolution of the
poor little wanderer, who would have
found warm welcome in hands that,
moment before, would almost have
visited it with q BLOW. ;.-.Swingfsltl
Rep.