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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26
WESTERN MEXICO.
RE-OPENING OF THE WAR.

hcarulco Core 50, udeuce Of Psnsma Herald
ACAPuLCo, Mexico, Friday, Dec. Z, 1854.
Stree | wrote you last things have assumed war.
ike aspect. The Government troops have advanced
or Proyidencia, Alvarez's hacienda and headquar-
.eis he having previously reduced the same 10 ashes,
end taken 10 biz strongholds ia the mountains They
number 200 men, and are advancing on this place.
We nay there fore expect the ball TO open in few
oays as PIOvideEcls is only fifty miles from here.
Another division of the Government troops, number
ing coo are advancing by the coast roao. The Al
ydrez force in this place at pres mt number 800 and
GIG daily increasing They well arne and strong
" fortified with an auxiliary battery, planted the
sun nit of a commanding mountain, which is also
covered by the guns of the castle. The force OF the
Liberal party ia ALL in this State, amounts to about
coo men; and both parties this time, appear de-
termined on decisive battle will notify you Of the
result.
The latest news we have from the City OF Mexico is
tina. Santa Anna is about calling Gen Los Vegas The
who was captured by Col. May at Palo Alto) 10 the
Presidency prOten., a. also some changes being made
in the cabinet Santa Anna making preparatlons to
20 90 10 Jalapa. .
ABIDE from the blOcksding squadron from the Gulf
Of Mexico several sail vessels are now bound from
C;uaysmss, and may be looked for shortly.
The L. s. steam frig ate Susquehanna arrived on the
,,b INST TO coal and water. Her commander, Capt
f. Buchanan, officers and crew, are all well, and
bound home after four years cruise.
The steamer Golden Age, which arrived on the 9sh
inst brought Col Ignacio Comenf0rt the hero OF the
Revolution Of the South, and he who with 500 men
resisted The Santa Anna force of 200 when in front OF
the castle, las. April. He brings large supply OF
smmunitions of war and money which has had ten
dency TO run the revolutionary stock up TO par.
The French 60.gun frigae La Forte may be hourly
looked for in this port she being cruise and the
L. S. stesm-tigste Mississippi will arrive in about 10
dayg
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ECUADOR.
PURCHASE OF rtSE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS
GROUP BY 1E UNITED STATES.
From The Panama Herald, De ..

We learn, from good authority, that treaty has
been made between the United States and Ecuador,
by which the latter eedes her .oteregny ore ne Gal
cporos eroup 10 the United States fer the Of three
Millions Of dollars. In making this important an
nouncement, which we have every reason 10 believe
correct we are unable TO give further PARTICULAR bat
no doubt the matter viii be immediately brought be-
fore Congress for It's sanction and the Galapagos may
vel become United Stsies territory before the Sand
wob islands II is said that rich deposits Of guano,
Of good quality have been discovered on the Islands
which, true, will prove Of great value to the agri-
cultural interests OF the states and justify Inc eIpen-
diture of such large sum Of public mcuey.
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NEw-JERsEY RAILROADS. PHlLA.
IN DELPHIA and he SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
SiIf.u,,sd s'sss Ma. and E1gr': Linz. L.s'; S ~,
hSurs sssosa CIs 81 IS in the TO- 90 IS IN and es
AID 10 n ..nds Z. n TIE New Jensy Asseanodssos
Line esves st Il NJ. e2 stopping ALI vay stataona
rosfh eksts sold for Cincinnati les o and the est nd
for batuSss WssAnson Nsfon, 49, and threIh ss<ssss
checked " " ssaiastos b ~ 10 l. r.. ssdsP.A
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHLADELPHIA, Tuesday Dec. 90 1854.
Stocks are firm and fencing upward. The sales
this morning comprised Reading X. X. at IS; Morris
Genial, IL; Long Island Railroad, ia; Pennsylvanis
Railroad, Al; Pennsylvania State Fives, 81.
The rates for Money unchanged
The stock of Flour in this market amounts to
10 900 barrels against $4,000 at the time last
year; and the stock Of Wheat is A., 900 bushels,
40 apst ITO 600 last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26

CRUSHED BY MAcHIsERY.-John Cunningham, la
borer engae ed in the marble polishing factory corner
of Green sich and Frauklin-sts this forenoon
cidentally caught in the machinery and crushed in
shocking manner, causing almost instant death. An
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRTBUNI
FIRE AT DECENTRALIZATION ACCIDENT.

FIRE AT FORTLAND-RAILRUAD ACCIDENT.
PORTLAND, Me-, Tuesday, Dec. 90, 1854.
At IL o'clock last night fire broke out in Market
square DESTROYING the stores occupied by James 4.
Robinson, dealer in seeds and 5. C. Gibson, apothe-
cary.
Yesterday afternoon a train on the York and Cum
berland broke through the bridge about half milo
from the depot in this city. The engineer and remsn
were slightly injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26

The FoG.-The fog on the rivers and on Long
Island Sound was very thick this morning The
Eastern boats Empire State and Plymouth Rock, did
not arrive at their wharves until 80 A. NJ.
There were 10 accidents collisions, that we have
heard Of.
Small quantities Of Drift ice have appeared in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHfSoTos, Tuesday, Dec. 20. 1854.
The resignation OF Lieut. Col Rufus l.. Bscker, Of
the Ordinance Department U. 5. Army, has been
cepted by the President. The resignation to take
effect from the 3lst December.
Negotiations are in progress for Carusi's Saloon on
the evenings of the lOb l2tb and 18th inst for con-
certs by the Gris and Mario opera troupe.
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only child Nevertheless public opinion in Wine
h~go County aud vicinity 80 far as could bA gathered
from the ffJe 81 the prtss Wa rather adysr - tho
II dian moihers clsm. Not long siterE4rj bosevei,
n bo,,s oi & suhll cnd wee found 10 swtno nelr
whore he lost 10Y Of the PHtridg-s hal lat been
seen. TIE belief then became general that tbs boy
obGuoted by he Partridge belonged - tbs Ind aH
woman VITO had Clsim.d him. R-pseseDt,'o "a
TIE subject were accordingly made to Dr.. llelh.ch-
mann Sup.fnf.uf EFT Of Indian Aiisirs who to,k up
the matter warn ~ proceeded 10 trace tle mis'ing
boy and FINAL, found him among coabecii)ns of
the Partridge fanny in McIIenrv Count. H. Dr.
Heubschmann promptly reclaimed him ant returned
with him 10 tis Stae on T.esday. He il ts.cibsd
- bright intelligent hoy, nov nearly tn years
old, with all the Characteristic features Of the lndisn
race. III. will DOUBT he restored without delay 10
bis mother and tribe. Milwaukee Sentinel, 2ls,-
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Maskets. .Reported By Telegraph.

NOZZLE Dec. 22-Tks sales of CorTos during tho pass
ve.k have amounted coo bales The market steady al
7ie for Middps COTTos FREIoHTs to Liverpool are rm
sttd.
New ORLEANS Dec 20 Our market for CoTros has under
zone no change today The business foots zoo bsos
brEsLIsG ExcHANGE Is quoted at u v cent. premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26
Cleared this Forenoon.

observation-disclosures ssndford Phisdelpsa, ssndcte
Line; CahawbA shafe Eeworeans L'ins"'n' of'one''n
& Co. .L..t n o.h.h,.rA. Me-
Brr.-s pherd (Br) Percy Bristol o. "eoeoraud MAJ
s,isks Thompson, kstanzas. DoetCo
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THE WEATHER.

OGDESsBURGH, Tuesday, Dec. 90, 1854.
The weather has moderated here considerably, end
the snow is fast disappearing.
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CTATEN ISLAND and NEw-YORK FERRY
- NOTICE -CHEAP ExCURsION.-v1s y essss =.
- ~. Anil TO- 1854 the bosss VII lssys buess ~
fartssr ssdss Lew: v.:1sft!r' Ls.ass e.. y WS.Ss
n Hsv.Yesi, ever boar ton L. y. te1fh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-26
DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED MISSIONARY.


Private letters BIZ the America an nOunce the death
Of the Rev. Josiah Goddard, at Mingpo, China. He
was an eminent Missionary, sent out by the American
Baptist Missionary Union.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YORK.......
Cleared.

shp-Con, Insnoll New rls.ns, stsn.on TIE "p''
sc6ooner-Ann Pencil. City Point, J. Hunter Co
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TO Arrive,

TO Arrive,
DRlEn-FlGS, RASINS, CANDY,
PICKLES. GINGER-PRES SERVES.
CHEESE, BOTTLED CIDER, PORT.
Err, &c.
ALSO,
Bcrage DcLains. Printed Jaconcts, French
Camhricks i'nc assortment of Cling
hama, black nna rolored, and Embroidered
Gool5, &c NC.
]. II. SOLOMONS s. co.
March 6th, 1854. 10 If
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H1Rs. SI'lsONG,S
COMPOUND SANATIyE PIVJs,

THESE PILLS ARE EN- rIRELY VE,;E
TABLE, AND ARE 4 MOST SupEF'. \
MEElClNE in the cure Of NIL Bilious t.ay,-
plants, dyspepsia. Costirtaess. Liver Cor
Pidnf, Sex i'aa0chc. Loss Of appetite, uai al
lingering Diseases
TliE1 PURIFY THE BLOOD. EQUAL
VIE LIVER, KIDNEYS AND OTHER
SECRETORI ORGANS TO a HEALTHY
TONE AND ACTION; and us an Anti Bilious
Family Medicine they have no equal
Price % cents per box.
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Head Quarters.
MILFORD, June 20, 1854.

MILFORD, June 20. 1854.
ORDER NO
THE following Regiments will parade for
review and drill at such times and places
as herein indicated:
The 39th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Dominick's, on Tuesday, 25.h
July.
The 3S,h Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Jalapa, on Thursday, 27th July.
The 10th Regiment Of Cavalry will
parade at Martins, on Saturday, the 29th
of July.
The doth Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Boyd's, on Tuesday, the lst of
August.
The 4lst Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Parks, on Thursday, the 3D. of
August.
The 45th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at the Burnt Factory, on Saturday,
the 9Th of August.
The 35th Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Unionvillc, on Tuesday, the til
OF August.
The 9th Regiment of Cavalry will
parade at Glenn Springs, on Thursday,
the 10Th of August.
The 36th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at TilnIno ls', on Saturday, the 18th
of August.
The 37th Regimen, of Infantry will
parade at Wilkins', on Tuesday, the l5tl,
of August.
The Bath Regiment of Infantry will
parade Mt forkvillc, OH Thursday, the 18th
Of August.
The 46th Regimhnt OF Infantry will
parade at Ebcnezervillc, on Saturday, the
10Th of August.
The 2lst Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Lancaster, on Tuesday, the 22d
Of August.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry will
parade Mt Rich Hill, on Thursday, the cath
Of August.
The 26th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at ChcscrviIlc, on Saturday, the
Goth of August.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry will
parade at Youngs', on Tuesday, the 29th
of August.
The oath Regiment of Infantry will
parade at Bells, on Thursday, the 3lst of
August.
The 25th Regiment Of Infantry will
parade at Winsboro', on Saturday, The Cd
vi September.
uS Sfun lecSlu'ehl vi IHld1tTy anu the
9th Regiment Of Cavalry will parade at
or near Camden, on Tuesday, the 9Th of
September.
The 2Oth and 4llh Regiment of Infan-
try will parade at SumterviIlc, on Thurs
day, the 7th September.
!! The officers and non.commissioncd Off
GERS will assemble on tile day previous to
the reviews of their several regiments for
drill and instruction.
Volunteer Companies will be thorough
ly inspected, and the books Of Beat Com.
panies will be examined.
Generals OF Division anu of Brigade
will, with their Stats, attend the reviews
of their respective commands.
Generals of Brigade are charged with
the cXlcntion of this order.
Aids-de- Camp to- the Commader-in.C Chief
are required to attend the reviews in their
several Brgades; Ind those not residing
in the Btigadcs to be reviewed are invited
to attend
BY order. Of .lhe Cummander-in.C Chief:
R,G. VI. DUNOVANT.
hdjutant and Inspector General
June 9. 1851 33 3m.
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KEEP COOL"
WILMINGT I n ICE
HOUSE.

a LII persons d"s'rons OF keeping cool or
- of retaining Or rr@aiH.ng health are
advised 10 u.s.. Lrc ircr,y darn e Sum
mer and Fall Seasons.
Ice can be delivered daily by the Pass
cnger train which leaves Wilmington al
Z! and at any Depot on the Wilmington
and Manchester Ran Road, at ll,c cost Of
50 % per Barrel containing l25 Pounds,
thereby placing it within the power Of all
persons To Use some and receive supplies
with regularity and despatch.
All orders addressed to i" Wilmington
Ice House" cncios'n. ,Ii" money wii'
receive prompt hi,e''thn-rry person d,'sir-
Gus "t receiving regular snpi'"- 1t stated
periods will plcasc. send their orders, ac-
cording!y and their accounts Will be for
warded at the end of every month when 4
remittance must DC promptly made or the
account stepped
a. II. VAN BOKKELEN,
PROPRIETOR.
june -, 1851. SO Gn.
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500 REMTARD.

WILL. be given for the apprehension and de-
livery to The Master of either Workholise in
Charleston, or any Jail in the State, ofISAAC.
sometimes called John Brown, who, without
any known cause, left the Jurncs Hill Plan,a.
ton OH the Goth of October last. Said fellow
is feet inches in height, m,,stec complexion,
smart, intelligent spoken. and is II Carpenter by
trade and when last heard of was in the lower
country, on McCord's plantation. Fifty dollars
in addition To the above reward, will be paid
upon proof To conviction of his being harbored
or employed by n white or colored person.
Apply tn J. d. J. ID. KIRKPATRICK.
March 10Th, 1853. 22 IT,
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Fluid


HAIR DYE, NO. &. hSTOR HOUSE.
The claims of this extraordinary article to
public estimation, are not based upon the lime
that it has been before Ihc world. Ii is com
naratively new preparalon tcnlded on new
ted n new era in hair dyeing. What nrc lis re-
concentrations lst.--it changes tho hair Of
any obnoxious color to natures black or brown
in five minutes 2d,--lt assimiiates with the
hair, ond nnnrisies instead Of burning it
3I--lt is pronounced by eminent chemists the
only safe hair dye known. 4th,-It is impos.
siclr to name an instance Of It's failure 9th, Ill
has tbs wides; popularity ever yet accorded to
n similar. preparation. For the establishment
Of these assertions by proof, see the testimony
at CRlsTADoRo's, No 6, Astor House, where i.
Is manufactured, sold, and applied privately.
Price per box, 81. For sale by
RICE d. THOMSON,
Druggists, Sumleryillc, S. G.
May 2f, 1851 30 6,u
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Just Received,

4 Fresh supply of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, embracing any thing and EVERY
thing, selected by the Subscriber himself
whose long experience and knowledge Of the
Ropes, makes II no presumption IN him to say,
that some of them ARE cheaper goods than have
ever been brought to this ninrkct
Brown lioincspllns 70 yards to the dollar
Gentlemcn's lloskin Gloves Is cts. pair.
Beautiful colored Muslin at ~ ~ cts, per
ynrl. French Drllings 10 cts. yard, n fine
assortment of Fancy Goods that must arid should
be sold
Groceries, Crochery, Hardware, Hats, and
Bonnets, Lades;, Gents, and Youths shoes and
Caters, fine and common. 10 enumerate
would be too tedious. hut come and see and
will warrant you satisia ction, both in STYLE and
prices PERRY MOSES.
April 5th 1854 % #
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NEW STOCK
AT FrieraOn'S old Stand,

THE following comprise part Of the
heavy and varied stock Of Goods which the
subscriber is now receiving at Frierson's 8
old Stand
Muslin de LANES, Swiss and figured
Muslns.
Calicos, Ginghams. &c &.
Laces, Edg'ngs, Trimmings Inser,ings,
Ribbons, &c. &c
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready Made Clothing,
All descriptions Of Groceries,
Crockery large lot.
Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts, Toys, sc.
Fancy Goods, large variety.
Also: !: always on hand,
Iced Soda Water, Lemonade and Syrup.
All OF which will be sold cheaper than
any other House in town. Come and see.
MOSES LEVI.
June %, 1854 35 If,
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DHs. S'E'EsabNG,4
PECTORAL STOMACH PILLS.

a remcdR.for Coughs, Colts, Ca,urrh. '3.lr
ch'hs, Group, Hhoopinq Cough. As,Amn 5.-
sumption, and all disrt,%cs uris;ng f-oN. 4er
rnhgfd state V he Siomn.h ~ 10 rciiere i6.
ni"rrSS dad t6d feci,ag fr,l2 ca,ing Too hcur;Y
J"od, IN "ea6 and anspcptic hg'ns.
Warranted to br .'nrrIy Veg
G7aHi<.
These Pills act ms an Expectorant, Tonic,
and Apcr.nt,
They promote Espectora,on, Loosen The
Phlcgm,, and Clear the Lungs and other Sec
Ie,ory Organs Of all morbid matter, and there
is no, another remedy in the whole AIa,eria.
Aledlca.. capable Of mparling such healing
properties 10 the Lungs and Vital Organs as
these Pills. They Cure Cnstveness rrnlurt
good. regular appetite and S,rcng;hc. t;e
system.
Prices Cents per box, containing 25 ia.pg
Of Medicine.
Call on the agents who sell the pills. and
get The fidn'cr* Almanac Gratis, giviny full
particulars and certificates of cures
Both kinds Of The above named Pills ne for
sale i'll Sum.ervilc, by
DARGAN g. co.
v., And PERRY MOSES.
WI" also keeps 4 supply Of DR.. Spcnrer's
Vegetable Pills, and DR.. IIul's Celebrated
iIlls, which stop the Chills aud Fever the first
day.
July 70 1851 80 ly.
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Land for Sale,
HRn tlac Town OF Sumter.
Wills

offer for isaie that part of the tract of
land in Sumtervlle. known as the Norton
land, lying between The village and the
run OF Turkey Creek, in all about two
hundred acres, will divide i: into lots to
suit purchasers. but would much prefer to
sell the whole together Terms made
easy and accommodating to purchasers,
Apply 10 iile subscriber.
VIM. LEWIS.
Jnne 2l, 1854. 81 If
G Watchman copy.
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Notice.


JUST received and opening n fine stock OF
the most fashionable and Latest Styles of
Spring and Summer Goods. Consisting in
part of the following articles
Blk fancy Cloths
Casaimercs.
spring O. summer Tweeds
DIM "hi!e q. rancy Silk Vestings.
49, " Linen Drills
hik. mte d Fancy Silk Cravats.
Silk & :" I1andkrs,
Gloves, Socks, g. Drawers
Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars
Silk q; Merno under Shirts.
Blk. Silk '' Hats
Panama g. fancy Hats.
ClOtARiHg.
Blk. and Fancy Cloth Coats and Sacks.
'' " +" Tweed
1" Alpaca
Silk, Grnss and Linen
Drnp d'ete
Bik, and Fancy Cassinerc Pants,
Drap d'ete and Tweeds,
White and Fancy Linen
Dir White, and tnncy Silk Vests
Bombazinc and Linen
What and fancy NIarsniles,
Al OF which we invite our friends and the
public generally to call and examine.
We are also prepared to make to order, any
articles in the Tailoring line, as neat and Cheay,
az can be done iii the State on the samc terms.
WINN & CLA' tSON
April IL, 1851. 81 If
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Choice Old Brandy and
w I N T. S.

We have now in store somc very supc-
rior Old Brandy, which has been selected
by ourselves, for medicinal purposes. Its
age and mitlness together with its purity,
will be Of great consequence to invalids
who arc ncccssitatcd to use it.
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So. Carolina Sumter Dist.
BY W. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
District.

DtSfTiCI.
Whereas. Lewis Pigatc hath applied to
me for Letters Of administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattlcs, rights and
creditors of the late William Mckenzie of
the said District, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and admon.
ish all and singular. the kindred and cre.li-
tors OF the said deceased, TO be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the llth day of
August inst, TO show cause, if any. why
tile said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL the
:, end day of August, in the year of
II. s. our Lord, one thousand eight hun.
dred and fifty. -four, and iii the 10th
year of American Independence
w. LEWIS, O. S. d.
August ., 1854 10 2t
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New Establishment,
.Ee 4 @ II & II iii ID WI s ON

SUMTER VILE, S. G.
Dealers in English, French and American
Drugs, Medicines allal
Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dyc-Stuffs,
Glass, Putty, Glue and Sand Paper. Paint,
Varnish, Camel Hair and Whitewasll
Brushes, Fine and Choice perfumery and
Fancy Goods, Pure Liquors and Wines, for
medical purposes, Lancets, Scarifcators
and Cupping Glasses, &c.
All the Popular Patent Medicines direct
from the proprietors.
Agents by appointment for Dr.. Jaynes'
and Nr. Dennis celeb rated Family Medi-
cincs, also for Farrcll's Arabian I.iniment,
Mortimer &, Mawbray's Hampton Tine
s=rc, Cavtcr's Spanish Mixture, &c.
MI articles from this Establishment are
warranted fresh and genuine.
Physicians, Planters and country Nler-
chants sending to us, can rely upon getting
t'Tme Articles, and having their orders
promptly executed.
July 26, 1854 80 6m.
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Notice.,

THE subscribers are now receiving their
stock of Spring and Summo. goods, which have
been selected with great care. and cannot fail
TO give satisfaction in style, quality, and prices.
Our stock comprises all articles which the
wants and taste of the community demand, and
we solicit n call from our friends and the pub.
lie before calling elsewhere aa we have many
new styles which cannot fail to please.
TINDAL, WATSON d. co.
Mar % 1854 % ,f
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AI,SO..

A variety Of very select Wines, consisting
Of
Old McdRcira, Old Port Wine,
BrOWn Sherry, PaRe Sherry g.
Pure ClareG Wine,
Imported by ourselves, all of which we
warrant genuine, and Of the very best
quality.
For sale by
BOATWRIGIIT g. BARKULOO,
Court House Range, Columbia, S. C..
July 26, 1854 80 If
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Headquarters.
NlIEFORD, isth tulx. ls5,

-. MILFORD, 18Th JULY, 1854.
fV7ilE General Orders for Reviews dated
IL Goth June are hereby countermanded
so fat ns relates to Reviews Of the 5th and
6ti Regiments Of Cavalry.
ade for review and drill at Sumter.ile, on
Thursday; 7tt September, instead Of at
Camden, on Tuesday, 9th September.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry will par
adc at Blacksocks, ON the Charlotte rail-
road, on the same day heretofore ordered,
Tuesday. Goth Of August, instead of at
Songue's. as designated in General Orders.
By order of the Cammandcr-in-Ch Chief:
r, G. NJ. DUNOVANT,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
July 26. 80. 4t
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-08-09
Just Received,

LADIES Booiees and Walking Shoes, G al.
:, tcTs, kid-Ties, &c. Gents Calf Boots, aud
boottscs, Ladies' and Gents. Over Shoes. s,
-, AlsoTA fine assortment of Hardware, TiniS
Ware, Sadlery, &c
Fancy Goods.
Ladies' Wood md Nlorocu Work Boxes
Pun: Boxes, Port. Monies. Scgar- Cuscs, Brace.
lets, Hair almi Tooth Brushes, Dressing, Tuck,
aud Pocket Combs, &c
books, ,Gc.
Novels, Pcetical Works and School Rocks,
ami fine assortment of Stationary.
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Grown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Rio and lava Coffee, lIolasses, Cheese,
Raisons, Dried Figs Flour, Candies,
Soap, Tea, Starch, Pickles, Sar,lines,
Ginger Preserves, &c.
Also. a-hne assortm.nt OF Cooking Utensils
For sale by il SOLOMONS & co.
March 22ih, 1854 2l tf