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OUACHITa RIYER

VIII leave MONDAY, Az i. 8. at S o'riock p NJ
ESOR CAMDEN, FRENGHPORT, -
a trrr B r. mo Hill H. LITTLE BAY MILLER, =
WILMINGTON, MORO NbISG, PIGFoy HILL 9 YViTIfs
SALINE AlABANA LANDING. QUA tITA IrY, LocHLoNo@p
p9sr UNION, TaENroN, MONROE, COLUMBIA, HARRISON
BURFH, TRINITY nh andipgs-Baplar OnaeIft
Packet Steamer L0UIsATbe and gh dr. agn psssess
steamer LOUISA, Cpsa Keeling, will above For fpie,
or passage apply on board to 555 "
spl SMITH IL FIAiIsTFR ia Camel s.rsat
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YaZOO RfUER.

VIII leave SATURDAY ,AprilI, at o'rort y NJ
FORs GREENWOOD, MARION, r-z (
4fpc IcHuLA YAzan CITY; ArARTlA vIcKs
BufsS and ~ Intermediate sn -sss
River and Ichna Packet AFTON-ss @ r,nnirg passss
steamer ALTON, John s. Wallace. master will leave
beght or passage having foe
Carpnd .iets
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.aRKaMSaS RIHER

Willeave WEDNESDAY, April 6, a. 5 o'clock r. n
EN0R LITTLE ROCK, VANBuREN, a-5 .
"a FORT SMITH, FoRT BsoN and ali in,erme. p
dhte iaudingsrh. 81 sort rua,us
pass niger paeset steamer LUCY ROBINSON, Sol Nait-.n
apl LEWIS SsApp II NM 80 strs 80 :
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TENNESSEE RTTER.'

wfnleave SATURDAY, Apr,ii a. s o'e,aes pm
ESOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA, a-
EAsTroRT snd al int sn.ilsts lsadpss.
Regular Trnnesree River Packet CHEROKEE
and favorie ua b Saea, II ow II
nrt receiving freight will freight or
hsvingsapener accommodation, apply on board,
mh2F 7 SNApp ,ra,, ...a
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ST LGrfS

viii leave TuFsnAY April 1, o'clock IN.
EtOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRo, MEMPHIS ,p~ny
H. and all intermediate landngsTbe splendid pas
senger steamer ALECk SCOTT. Swon, master
IS now in port eceivhg freight and will leave
passage having superta, accommodation apply
apl KENNETT- DIX & 60. II Tehoupi oui asst.
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OHIO RfRER

Wilesye SATURDAY. April l, at O'Clock pm.
AfOR CINCINNATI and PITTS a.Ms
~ BURGH-The sren1ii running =
MESSENGER At amer WASHINGTON CITY, Go. Es$azsaSt
nbp nlaster, nnd
For freight having PLY board or
apl ROGERS, MCGUIRE 4 CO. y Poydras strset =
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IA M USE Nc EN- rs
ST. CHARLES THEATRE Monday. April

i
\ CST. CHARLES THEATKE-Mondo, A Iii
~ a,ar o. rna srnisa saSsos april
~ M ~ gs e rs ts %s
DEyHES, auf the erti,s
s.dsr The direction o sisno 70 give abort Of
MoNpaw .ns en.dsg y, AVN
Arsasmss. Ai...s. who
t @ e sss.s
Prime rem IN s,saa aepa Taan
.s s1 Tas M,asgsr submit, s following
genera approys Wna hs eohaon'y sHpe" VI" meet WIN
cents ai am w tseas secured the day time 50
On MONDAY AMI ~ ..,s, ~ ss"
following ea Nsrns, M.sams Rose Devices; seo.,
sigH o. ATd sA'fA ''as'os. s'naac'f sha Difse'0
Of Seats will commence on Monday AaBipv nj n
u s es ss5 ai ct T1ss sss o.,. q prIs.R
- (,1r<,,.,-
eL s.Irlan. 1919 wahlhilES dravler street
COMEDY u oNRYgodp,e XIII cossnS e H.
white; Graves, MI s. Browne Smooth H. Iyp nsa' tS a
Clara Mr. q Howard DANCE by Miss
LADY NIL 2 fA1m Es u MEvEh Won FAIR
warwck Maaai. MI conynd paeba H., s,, r. ME-
Lsnora Mrs Rowe a' ~ p DHehes, afs' s'osft' Donna
PRICES OF ADsissros-Bores Flint and ss.or, p.....
ss BoI Third psrsons on soe GaIsry ss
IN Doors open a, \ O'Clock.
Tocioeh, precisely. - ' A'n' ~ "A''-phs
nAN pIcE,s e e.---a----,e,---,
g.. =. ~ a. :. " y anu SUNDAY Even
nss ~ H. ~ apT isi4 Ns r.mspe Tn.
gsR SSs
ng s and ao gsad Scenes n CIRCLE t''''
e.s cree and cents; Gallery as cents coorea
D @1a o. @ eshls
4 hhLEaMs HEAIRE--5
Gland oe.. NJ Il ;s .s hE e ffrmsa tho
Pse by Msss seuiSr Boda Bsou
10 Rsheasa New Grand Opera by Msyerbser of MAR
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wllieave it'll dispatch.
ESOR MINDEN, LAKE BIsTrNEAu, s-
IL . GRAND BAYOU, CAMeTE. OR AND SCORE LeAA&tf&
ALExANDRIa. GoRDoNs LANDING n.sr.
medal sndings
Pssssnse Packet Steamer WILCOX. INDEPENDENT LINE
h- magnificent
VIII OK q A. ,,rook, MASTER earl THIS
MORNING. from Mobiles and wi haya dispat
above points. 9F mice
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

4ss JEFFERsor Cry.
Friday Evening, March 81, 1854
the market WIS, during the past week but moderately
supplied with Beef Cattle ample supply of Hogs was
offered and Sheep and Veal confined scarce The
coss with good supply of Hogs but poorly sup
piled with other stock
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT MOT cLEAREn
R.ie..

/ X II Hazel:oE....l7,di
Seimpre ViFa.... 3,ds
Silenzia ........e2.d9
The Duke. Point
Tonaro Point
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HERE is YOUR REMEDY
II HOLLo u 4 Kra nLNT RN z 800.

roLLeWAYs ON aIENT NM FILLS HAVE EFFECTED A
WosDhRFUL CURE OF DREADFUL syvELLING.-Istn For-
iar arm iasof+r o. Nesbto Hs md al
eminent md afterwards Nswcas InfFfna
aegehsr proves
rss IS he derived
of HoLLoWAYts DIN MEP AND PILLS. he dee mined 70
them medicine. -ced ours ia ahout
eight weeks although be srkng hatd
Afterwards he
tbs winter, and excellent heHith.
~ sott the s<i stsana.
Temple Londou}
Dealers in Medicines a. az nt. 81
81 So eah hne.te By thu pscpal the
Onion .aa y sisssrs p p Work: WRIGHT
t9 There u eonaderahie sakiug IarRssisas
n BDirarinH Tor s sses disorder az.
hrrdtn earhi 1s- ..p
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.sssSs5apssssA. sS8 tSsr@l "a B1
fts w., aFsssap,

asWEDISH AND HUNGARIAN LEECHES.
@s hay o. hand and constantly imp
q ,he o'vs y ,ask pFr whoeri retail 81 siss
and Ghein'ca or g Canal GrfnteEt
fb25 We'd "a
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3.
LyERPooLship Martha bales cotton Ass bbls
-four, " b1s ' " -
NEW YoRkshP Sarah bales pork
o2l hhds sugar. ga bbi ousse 500
SACKS wheat $40 40 2is hides bds
HAVANA brig Sd Peter-4Ss bbs 4Bb kegs
bba tilow, 500 sacks corn, IA bales -
MUblLEscbr Shspnerdesslt1 Dba whisky
do sU5 sks ~, 100 o sum
PtLADELPHIA-Brig Maoney cotton 9e5 hbds .rgar
IS bhs molas,e - do pork Is hhds hains hides
NEW YoRkScht u,haas-iSV hhd i5v bbs
PilLADELPHlASthr ri ntsrl90 hhds
PENSnCOLAscBr Walter M 29 ak bread. do
pork IS do 5etf, 10 do whisky. -four hay.
lBlLE-Schr Jas GAy-5 lids sugar. moaes ~ do
-four Is whisky ln3 and CT ks bseon n
oa.s hay M SKIS oats 81 do Is do bran as bK
VERA Te,as4s bales cotton 10
baIes hay. -
SABINE PAsSshr EagelgO whsk SO bbls nolasses
DO IS do hou 80 do pork easks do corn
90 do. oiiee, 10 legs lard and sundries.
AdeniureS Gb -four 81 do bread pork,
II do beef, u do 1856 candles f'
1000 slaves. 5' " - ''
LyEaPooshp John acKenze-l9o6 cotton 1890 sacks
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning, April l. 1854. /
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steam hip Texas, Place Vera Crus HARM q Norgep
Ship Martha Ward, S9rer, Liverpool, j WkInev 10
ship Sarah Pung tioses New York, VIM Cr.,vv
nb jesse Msnn peokett Liverpool, Up Within y &co
Brig aamue Peters, Smith, Havana, c de Wiser Srn
Brig Daniel Mallory, Wilder, Phile iephia, q W Henson
schr shepnefdess, Reed, Mobile. Newton A Fs2rriv
LIbaha lseono New YORK Grand Caiou, Deae
srh flante Rev noids Philadelphia Clou Deake o
sGnt !" aleI ~, uPSa fshsaeola, J Hurley &co
Scnf James Larry iaeor1e Mobile, Newton Fsrrely
Br srhr Adyenlursr, Stearus, Belize, EIend, Aynt
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wtliesse SATURDAY., April /, a, 5 O'Clock PM
H5NOR CINCINNATI, NJ ADISON, s-y j.
~ LOUISVILLE and all ibtsrnedists = S
Ihe fat running passenger TECUMSEH,
utee Pea ~ NJ "
For freight or passage, apply on board or
mhal ROGERS Mes UIHE a CO. % Pnyiras street,
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Ship Maid orlean' pm IS daya from New York. Cohend
Ship Emperor, Tbbes SO da from Ba.slst district
Ship soint, Bay rs
sup Liberty Atkins York Hiiari- dtstrc
Shi 4 becea Wlfe ~ days RIO do janeo dat
BARK iohqaih Hill IS days from Bristol (Egl Meeker
Big Baron catn, Atwood days Charleston to master
Point.
Brig May Queen Jackson, 80 days from Philadelphia Hynson
Powder Ii n =
Spanish Br4 Antonio Maria Mature aau1ai in ballast
mF7ter--9d $3.50
sehr Rainbow Culver days from Galveston ballast
Pom, - ~
srhr Jenny uys Marks to nasterBasin
9ent Pst lockwood days from st Marks masteBE7in.
steam boats.
Al're " Gtans, Johnston from Opelonsas.
Frank Lyon, 'FRONT.' iuceop
Empress, Van Dussu Louisville.
Southern Bette, White, from vlcksourg
yanrN Laughn Brnklsy; from White River.
T Dninal, Kay rom Eip0re.
~ II W Hill Newell, from Memphis
Opheia bimy, Pfaifie.
Frances Jones, Riahsr, from 0lGchita River.
South America, Ganlee, Pittsburgh.
Opelousas, Neal, Grts Tote.
Twboa Panther Place. down and sea
gath met ships Loeb Franconia Aunsb
hrVnglt ehps Liberty end Rebec
Towboa ovia,
ssn INST ship Norman 6skH anges aud Oden,
,r -hrrcoght up chip Volans and brig Antonio Mara,
lowboa bubee
W thlp Emperor, bark TCnquin and brig May Queen.
BELOVED o ming Up.
Ship Jane Gladden, wales) Feruel Geo.
BIZ snip SutaHa, Taylor, FROM Liverpool,
Br saip srimnta, Tory, from LAYER DOL.
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= Willieaye SATURDAY, April 16 at S O'Clock p NJ
NOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- ,v--.s !.
sodss andass,Rs ,sr '.y LAND NV
splendid kuBT WARD Sa F. Mirr mnt er
vii leave Shove Far freight psaga having superior
dat'ons, app board, or
sAAIL EWING, Agent, No. rs Gravier at
~ Bhla boat was bn expressly passenger packet pal
Agent. :. -rf''''e an, :
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SUNDRIES-
~ GOSHEN BUTTER-5o irkna, per Crescent City;
MALT-ln0 barrels;
STAR GaNDLES-lnOn bnxes; -..
STRAW PAPER-a0n0 renms;
CIDER-iO0 barrels Newark;
ALE 90 do Albany;
PINEAPPLE CtEESE-l50 boxes;
SCHiEDAM SELMA PS--tO0 boxes:
WESTERN BUTTE R-5Oo kegs;
WEsTERN CIiEESE-25v boxes, ,..Y
In store and for sale by A. D. GRIEFF co.
fabe a. and 40 oja a.,
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COAST
BaY0U CROSSE TETE.

- VIII isaee MONDAY April g. al ocioex u NJ
ENOR BAYOU CROSSE TETE. - 60
~, - The soof sod safe sAKAH COR Le9&-x&
DvS, f9sekley m4sssr- is port rssiring
an show, taking freigss laadings
Bayou. FOR fright, spply on bsard or to ~
Pi J. y. JOHNSTON co, M. q Foot I4ves.
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SoN. .es a1is Fletcher, r.,,, WHISKY. -.
100 hbs Mcl.e ms superior Mat
log bas Marcus Smiths Old Monongahea do;
10 hbls do de Bourbon do;
80 qua'ter md eighth American BRANDY;
$40 ucrss Wedem.f's Star CANDLES;
500 boxes Proctor & Candles de;
100 boxes oleue's SOAP;
81 terces Sngar Cured HAMS;
200 kegs prime LEAF LARD FER sals by
mhq1 JOSEPH lands 4 90, "A TchSornitop,,. at
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SUNDRIES--
~ 800 barrels Fstcher's Extra WHISKY; -u.
400 barrels Raw WHISKY, high proof i.
500 boxes Star CANDLES, Weiiemer Proctor and Gamba
brand
50 barrels Winter Strained LARD OIL;
30 ierees sugar Cured HAMS Davis Jr and Troybdse
and Beaity's
100 barrels New ReaB EANSt ~
81 barrels Flecbers WHISKY For sale bp
mhll JOSEPH LANDS * ~ al Trho,ni,oras :, "
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~ bbs NEWARK CIDER
SO frkins GOSHEN BUT rER SUPERIOR ex steamer Star
of the South
800 bbs Superior REFINED WHALE OIL, and WINTER
STRAINED OIL,
80 cases IMPERIAL CANISTER TEA
In Store and for sale by A. d. GRIEFF i CO.,
NJ, anT
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a. W.. M..y.--MEKoNA CoNCLAvE No. 2
NJ will aamhe on the and THIRD
month their HALL
the Carrollton Railroad Depot haf-pas O'Clock NJ "
sa6 BY order ofths NJ +. C. ]. B. CHANDLER, Scribe.
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LEGISLATURE OF so. CAROLINA
TUESDAY. Nov. %, 1854.
SENATE

Mr. Barnes presented the returns of IN,
Commissioners Of Free Schools for I.ancus.
ter District, for 1854. Laid on the table.
The Chair announced ths following Standing
Committee ofthe SENATE.
Privileges aud EIectIous--M -Messrs. Porter Nc.
ALLEY, Moses, Aazyck, Dudley.
Finance and Banks--Messss Buchanan. Ma.
zyck, Mordccai, Cannon, Preston.
Judiciary-Aessrs Moses, Blackcney, Porter,
Chestnut
Accounts and Vacant 0fiices-Messrs Brock.
man, Grissett, Fishburn, Scott
Gains and Grievances--Messrs Dudley, WI.
son, Williams, Watson.
Military and Pensions -Messrs Marshall. AL
len, Shuler.
College and Educason--Messrs Townsend.
Barker, Neatly. Ingram.
interpretations and Engroased Acts--Messrs.
irby, Boozer, Hib0en, Pickens.
Roads and Buildings-Messrs. witherspoon.
zimmerman, Ruth, hoorlnan.
Lunatic Asylum and Medical AccouDts--Nes.
sra Palmer, Hasell, Zimmerman, Ruth, Moor.
man.
cO@mcrce and Mechanic Ar.s-Nesurs earn
Gist Browplec
Legislative Library -Messrs. Preston, Town.
send, Bull
AT o'clock the Message Of His Excel.
leney the Governor W = received and read
and listened TO with deep interest.
on nation the Senate adjourned TO meet
tomorrow at IL o'clock.
HOUSE.
Many Bills, Petitions, &c. we're introduced
out nothing of material Importance TO our
section Of country.
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COLUMBIA Nov. 30
SENATE


Mr.. Porter presented the petition Of the.
Orphan Society Of Charleston, that costaiw
benefciaries DO transferred 10 the Ars.osl
Academy for education.
The several divisioua Of the Governors
Message, No. l, were referred 70 the appro-
pirate Committees. except so much as re-
lates to the eEeetion Of the new Capitol,
which was referred TO joint committee. !.
consisting on the part Of tho Senate OF
Messrs. Chestnut, Dmyton, Pickens, BARNES
and Ingraham, and on the part Of the HonnO
OF Msssrs. .. +. Perry, frenholm, Boykln.
McGowen, B. II. Wilson aud Bryan.
The oh day Of December hay ng been
set apart for religious services, 10 be ccn.
ducted In the Hall Of the House of Rep-
resentatiyes, and having appointed Messrs.
head, Tucker and Sullivan n Committees cf'
Arrangements for that purpose, the Senate
coneufred therein by appointing Alcssrs..
WhheFsPoon, Barker end Zimmerman Ia
House.
hr. Blrkeney introduced Bill! 10 amend
en- act entitled aAn act 20 re-ehartes the
Merchants Bank Of Cheraws
Ar. Moses presented tho memorial oe
sundsy eitizeos Of Sumter District, esayinx
Ihe establishment Of q Branch Of the HaDa
Of the Stale at Sumtersiile.
Mr. Moses gave hoticc that he woaii ls-
lfodase Bill 10 alter the law In felativss
70 the duties Of Magistrates Ia taking Ad.
bonds and oil 10 panisn
.ssanlts committed with eonceaisd wenpoHs.
Senate adjourned % Ia o'cl0ck to-nsss-
j
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CoLUnniA, Nov. 90,
SENATE.

.Mazyck introduced bill 10 rep.aI the
laws on usury; and alno, hill 10 amend lhs
charter OF the Bank Of The State Of south
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Sale of Valuable Lands,

IN EQUTTY-hihHiON DISTKICT
Finley NJ. McCorkle, I
c. Henry Black and wife, ton: &c. c."
In pursuance uf a decretal order of The
Court OF Equity in this case, I will offer
for sale at Marion Court House, OH tho
first Monday in May next, the following
valuable tracts Of land:
l. Tract Of land situated in Darlington
District near the boundary of the Districts
of Marion and Darlington, and within Two
miles of the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad, containing fourteen hundred and
nine acres, OH which the late Mrs. VI. A.
McCsenaghan resided. On the promises
are fine mansion house, with ornament
ed grounds, out buildings, gin houses and
negro houses. The lnnd in this tract is
in high state OF cultivation, :nu located
IN nelghborhood Of wealth and fine socre-
,y. There is also OH the premises a store
house, considered a fine stand Tor business.
Appraised at eight dollars per acre.
2 A tract of land community called the
Brown tract, adjacent to the first named,
situated in Marion District, containing
thirteen hundred and twenty six acres.-
On this tract are an overseer's house, gun
house and negro houses. Appraised at
eight dollars per acre.
3. A tract of land adjacent to the last
two tracts. lying in Marion District, know
as the Thompson tract, containing three
hundred and fifteen acres. Appraised At
ten dollars per acre.
4. tract "t land adjoining the Thomp-
son tract, known as the Jones tract, con-
tanning twenty-five acres. Appraised at
ten dollars per acre.
3. The Woodrow tratt Of land, contain
ing four hundred aud sixteen acres, stu
ated IN Marion District. APPRAISED al,
four collars per. acre.
and 7. The Mill tract Of land, to be
SOLD in two tracts, situated in Marion Dis
trIct, on the south west side of Great Pee
Dee river, near Burch's Ferry, containing
three thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine acres. On the tract are fine steam
Mill, dwelling house and negro ,.uupes.-
The lands oil this tract are we'll adapted tn
the cultivation of cotton, corn, ETC., contain
quantity OF valuable timber, and being
situated within n shor, distance Of the Pee
Dec, and ubnundlng in growth of pine
trees, may be considerably enhanced in
value by the formation Of a turpcntine plan
tation. Appraised at our dollars pr acre,
Plats containing a description OF the
lands will be exhibited on the day of sale,
and may be seen before OIL application at
the Commiss oner's office.
Terms Of sale: The lands viii moi he
sold Ter less than The appr,srd value. II
greater price than the appraiseinent is
Offered, they will he sold on thusc terms
Expenses OF sale cash-lor the baiance Il
credit OF one, two. three, four and Fl, e
years; interest from the day of sale, and
payable annually.
Purchasers to give bond, with two or
more approved personal surites, and a
mortgage Of the premises to secure the
purchase money, and to pay for The ncces-
sary papers.
C. D. EVANS, Com'r.
Commissioners Office, } g., r.
Marion c. H., March 20, 1854. @-'t'
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PROVISIONS.

Country Hams. and Shoulders,
Picked Beet and Tongues
Goshen Butter, Rice, Flour &c.
Mixed Pickles, in pts, qs. and | y gals
Olives, Capcrs &c
Candles, R4isons &c
Raisons 100 Boxes at Dnllat ncr Box
PERRY MOSES.
Apr, 5, 1854. % tf.
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Dancing School.


HTONS. BERGER having been advised
AsA to open Dancing School in Sum
tcrvIlle, respectfully Informs the citizens of
SAID place that he will do so on the 1St OF
May, or sooner il he can leave Charleston
before sad tune. Mons g. is already
known at Suutervt!le, having taught there
in 1880. lie will however say fo- the
inflammation OF those persons who do not
know him that he ls an '.Artls," and teach
es what is really dancing teaching from
the beautiful "Walk'ng Steps," called
Ladies and GentIens style. up to The most
difficult passes oI Opera Dancing. He
also assures the public that he teaches the
figures Of the "Quudriiles " such as thev
are danced at the ball room. also the real
Polka, Schottlsh, RcIowa, Polka, Mazuka
thr beautiful S'cilienn', and the waltz a
deux temps or "wallz al Two times" being
now the only waltz used in fashionable
Society. He also teaches The old Style
OF dancing with fancy dances of every
description. Best references given.
Teri $l2 per session of ID lessons,
three lesson week.
Should the class be- of 90 pupils the
price will be only $40. Persons wish
ing TO subscribe will call on Mr. Theodore
Apr 5. 1854. % Il
UT Waterman conv
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$25 Reward.

80 RUNAWAY from the subscriber
"a on tho 29,h ult., my negro boy.
~ WASHINGTON or WASH, said
boy is about ls or 10 years old, he
is about S feet 3 or inches high, he is
lighter than the generality ofnegrocs, yet
he is not a muia,to !; his face is rather
long. has pinply and rough appearance,
He has been seen about Muycsville and
lynchburg, and said he was trying to
make his way TO North Carolina.
lie is certain to change hia namo as he
is in the habit of doing 50 when caught by
patrollcrs. The above reward will be
given for his apprehension and lodgment
in ary Jail in the State, or 10 me near
Sumtcrville,
J. G. FORT.
TDarlington Flag will please copy
3timcs, and forward bill to Sumterville to
the subscriber.
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Just Received,

Il Fresh supply Of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, embracing any thing and EVERY
thing, selected by the Subscriber himself,
whose long experience and knowledge Of the
Ropes, makes it no presumption in him to say,
that some of them are cheaper goods than havo
ever been brought to this market.
Brown Homespuns rs yards to the dollar
Gentlemens Hoskin Gloves IS cts. u pair
Beautiful colorcd Muslin ut l2l-2 cts, Der
yari. French Drillings 10 cts. q yard, fine
assortment Of Fancy Goods that must and should
be sold
;, G'ecs-ies. CrcckeEy, Hardware. E!=:=, =..a
Caters, fine and common. TO enuneratc
would be too tedious. hut como and see and
will warrant you satisfa ction. both in style, and
prices PERRY MOSES.
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WILL BE SOLD

TN Sumterville, on Wednesday the 18th
= of April, to the highest bidder, IS or
20 good young North Carolina Horses,
among which arc two good pair. Theae
horses will be sold on credit until first Of
November, for no,es with approved eecurl-
ty.
JOHN CHINA,
>.as-.c.Auctioneer,.
Earh 29th, 1854. sa2ss:f I'd"
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$1OO REWARD,

livery to the MaHter of either Workhouse In
Charleston, or any Jail in the State, ofISAAC,
sometimes called John Brown. who. without
any known cause, left the James Hill Planta.
tion on the 20th Of October last. Said fellow
is feet inches in height mus,ee complexion.
smart, Intelligent spoken, and is a 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 a while or colored person.
Apply to J. e. J. d. KIRK KPATRICH.
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NEW & FASHIONABLE
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f. SIMMER GO(

SEftING &c SOMMER GOODS.
The subscriber would respectfully call
attention to his large and well assorted
stock Of
DRESS GOODS.
ChaIlies and Berege DeLalncs,
Plain colorcd Bercges, printed do.
Printed and plain Jaconet Muslins,
Poplin and Linen Lustrcs, in dress
patterns, G,nghans.
Black and col'd Silks, Marcclain Silks
Dotted g. Plain Swiss Musins, Null
Muslins,
Fine Embroidered collars, Chcmi.
settes. Infants Waists Sc
.AlcXander's KID Gloves, I.isle Thread
Gloves SC.
AT low and uniform prices.
l.. b. HANKS.
OSNABURGS, Plain Striped
Blue Den'ms, Tlckinga &c.
Bieachcd and Brown Shirting, Ola.
10 Ia, and lila
Linen Table cloths, Diapers &C.
Long Cloths of all qualities.
Fronting Line ms, PIlow-case Linens.
Ivy l.. 3. HANKS.
EATABLES, Figs, prunes, Raisins,
Preserves, Candies, Nuts &c SC.
l.. Is. HANKS.
Almost anything else to be called for
For sale by l.. Il HANKS.
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Taxes.
Notice.
House and Lot for Sale.

f1fs In Sumtervilc. containing 3-4 of
hiiE an acre, situated near the presby-
tsgssSzA teran Church, with all necessary
buildings thereon. Conditions, one. third
cash, the balance payable first January
next. For information apply at this office.
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