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FATAL AFFRAY-On Thursday, says the
Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Monitor of the Goth inst, an
ARRAY occurred at Northport, opposite to this
city, which resulted in the death of VIM Hem
derson, of that place. A difficulty arose be-
tween Hend rson and Ireland, keeper of small
grocery in Northport, and in the course of it,
the latter inflicted two severe wounds upon
Henderson with knife, which resulted in his
death on Saturday evening last. The affair
will no doubt undergo investigation. We speak
of it at present without being acquainted with
it's details.
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Il ARp-200 bbls Prime, for sale by
- syss hH. KENNEDY a GO, lsTsssupsalss aMssss
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n AXE HOUSE, NEW SHELL ROAD. -
The Subscriber respectfully notifies public thst be 9zssE
has returned exploring expedition
for their exclusive privilege tire
choice lands the Southern District bis
friends With oil confidence this time the desirable
delicaciss, the efFIS FLESH WILD TAME FOWL,
SELECT WINES will be heId in readnessfor sudden call
hoursin advance that shall
satisfied with quality ehargsa Eo2s III G. CULLEN.
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Aco1DENT.-We learn, says the Augusta GA
Consttutionalist, of the 2lst inst, that Mr..
VIM. I. Dortic was injured yesterday after
noon by the accidental bursting of pistol in
his hands, while engaged in loading it. The
charge passed through his left hand, and he will
probably lose the little finger from the second
joint.
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The Columbus (Ga.) Times states that Messrs
Moses s Lee, of that city, have sold $1700 worth
Of peaches, apples and pears in the short period
of seventeen days. They find a market in Co.
lumbus, Macon, Savannah Apalachicola, Bos-
ton and New York, and are now preparing an
orchard of 250O trees to supply the New Orleans
Mobile Railroad
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A RCADE HOTEL, 3. s. MORSE, Pro- &sEA
soiamili.riy known .othe ETH
publc.wl be opansd THIS MORNING. Monday,
Ky Tbs house has bean
novs A=-- If
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent
Thursday Morning, July 81 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Ship Columbia, Prosl, for Msr,eies, HyBaxar
Ship Wellington, Bsratow, for Bremen, Up Whitney 6eo
Bark Leroy Redding for Boston, G W Hynson Geo
Brig Amonoosuck, Munson, for Rev York, JHBsss
Sehr Msrths, Rogers, for Pensacola, ] Hurley eco
Schr Powhsttsn, for Pensacola, Hurley &eo
ARRIVED.
Bark Greenland, Snow days from Havana ballast
Pen
schr Southern Snow, days Pensacola mser-Basn.
Schr Pelican, Sehls, days from Pensacola
Shr Eliza Jane, Peters, Pensacola
Schr Walter A. Tapkin, days from Pensacola
Schr Wild Pigeon 0Leay from St. Mark master9d
triet.
Steam boats.
Grand Tower, yore. from ST. Louis, .
Music, Streck, from Lafourche.
MEMORANDA
The steamer Grand Tower left St. Louis the 18th instant port
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EXPORTS.


The steamer Grand Tower left ST. instant por
loading for New Orleans Crescent City sud Uncle
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LAKE STEAMERS.
.MOBIEE

FLOR M0BIE-Daily o.. 8. Mail is@.y -
~ summer Arrangement ya BAY 81. LOU
IS, PASS CHRISTIAN sPAscsGoUL -Tss -
olsnsS ,sy srs,,a. Graft
AXE rads with saperor One 81 Tho shove zsS
=. viii leave the Ponastrsn Railroad DAILY, arrival ut the
Lsse o. soc ~ egek rpns DAILY gag md returning
81 Louis end Pass Christian and tPassazosa EDAYe
rsnsspAYs 4sd sATgapAYs, gong, sod on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, returning. -
~ Letters peppers Pasessoais put fa bag
Sundays and Wedeedsys will b Landed the boat returning
~ Steamer Creole. ~
Exta beggs2s 19gage horses etc., nnst be a the rail-
road % lsH oeeekr ihsy enaros 60 ha+ dsy. YY
~ The Wsy Mail Bag will oce ofthe Agent promptly
allH aotl Hday. H. GEpDs, Agent 30 Bsuk Place. isa
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= NfO REMOVAL.-Dr. ANFoUx, Assa@s,,s.
! SURG con and PRACTICAL DENTIST, Is ~
ard Lafayette Cars Depot, where he prepared IIE
perform all Dinta operations shfns
the entire
Cd
snals Lafayette Depot nj en-
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LIST OF VESSELS I'M POET NOT CLEARED.

Esther Burr. .LPT
Jane &EliEsheth. .LpT
L + Rogers. .LPT
| Major BarbouT....LPT
lPanams. Point
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DASTURAGE.-Good Pasturage for ~
N 40 SO Horses, on The right bank of the river, -
opposite the city back of the Algiers Warehouses Apply
A. F. COCHRAN a. HALL, SO
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New Goods

THE subscriber has Just returned from
the North, and is now opening u splendid
stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
of all kinds, viz:
beautiful lot of Rich Plaid and Str,ped
Silks;
Plain Colored do. Black Striped and
Plain do.
Cashmeres. Mernos, Persian CL,ths
Lndies' Corscts, Mutulic Corset Boards,
Laces, &c.
Rigulcts, assorted colors, French work.
ed Collars. Bands, &c.
Ladies' KID Gloves, Ladies' Gaunllets:
Long Black M,ts for aides and Misses. !.
SHOES of all DESCRIPTIONS,
Travelling Trunks, Carpe, Bays, Ladies
Work Boxes, SC. &c.
For Planters.
A full stock Of Negro Kerseys, Blankets,
Negro Shoes, Groceries, OF all kinds
Ready made Cluthlng. SadlIcry, Harw are,
Cooking Stoves, AIr-light Paror Stoves,
Farmers Boilers, &c., at lower prices than
usual. Call and get bargains.
l.. B. HANKS
Oct. rs, 1854 So If
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THE. HARhLEE HOUSE,


SNlaaacrvilic $. e. Nov. 4 1864.
This House. situated Immediately Un
the Wilmington e. Manchester RAJ, Road
aud at very nearly central point between
Wilmington N. e. Charleston S. G.. and
Augusta Ga, is ptil open for the reception
and accommodation o. the travelling pub.
lie. and affords the tired traveller an op-
portuniiy to lay over night OH the tire.
some journey between the points above
alluded to. The Proprietor has fitted up
several comfortable bedrooms for that cx.
press i:urnose and having incurred the
arst heary ericnditure on this line of road
!of The comfort and accommodation OF
traaeilers- aae, Ih6pes, by the continued and
'unt,retig zeal or the part OF the Managers
Of the establishment. to secure c cuntinu.
ance Of that liberal patronage bestowed on
him for, HE asst ten; months. lie could
reler To hundreds from the North, South,
East und West, as To the CLAIMS OF his
house, but prefers PERSONS giving him a
personal riSit.
w. s. MITCHELL,
:. Proprietor.
AND LADY, Managers.
Nov. 8, 1854. 2. 6m.
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Valuable Plantation
For Sale.

Desiring 10 20 West we oftrQur Planta
ton tor sale priva' ely lying on Lynchcs
Creek. only Six miles rom l.ynchburc
Depot. Wilmington aud Manchester Rail
Road. The tract contains about 1000
acres, with some 200 closed III high state
Of cultivation so of which is the best
bottom ;and. a Neat and co.nu,otI!ous
dwelling. new Gin house and Screw and
all other ncccss ry out buildings. and
fences in good repair. We hazard no.b.nr
in saying this place IL perfectly healthy
and in point productivrncss and purity OF
water II is unsurpassed hy any lane in The
country. Call and sec, it will bear close
Inspcclrnn.
IL. l.. & J. &. McLENDON.
Oct II, ISJi so #
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Dyspepsia Can Be Cured
PAuLpiNG COUNTY, DALr N, Ga,
\ ur,s., Dt;,L ls,t

IACLpiNG COUNTY, d DN.r' ", Ga,
August 26,li, 1854.
Mr.. CHARLES DEi.ogME,
DkAR Sia: For several years past
have been SO. erciy afflicted with sick head
aches, and after trying every thing could
think ol, and receiving 10 benefit Whatever,
AT last gave n'yscf up as confirmed.
dyspept'c. Eut hearing Of vnnr prcpara-
ton, ~ he Balsom of Lite" concluded
I" give l''A; = trial also. and procured two
bottles ir'n" your Agent DR.. II. \. Daryan,
"i Darlington, S. g., ana from the time |
began to lake II, have not had s,nyle
att;" OF headache, and now ie,l in hop,s
that even the two hotties have made IL cure
oi me. But tearing that NAV have a
relapse, have determined 10 continue it
longer. ani enclose you $40 OO Tor which,
y"" VIII please send as many hotties AS is
customary Tor lha, amount. b, Rail Road.
Respectfully yours,
IO!iN J. GREEN.
J.. S.-p!case forward by express train
Sept. +. 1854 j ) If
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A Desirable Residence for
Sale,

The subscriber wishing to move West.
Offers for sale, one OF The most pleasant
situations III the village; containing about
tiity.tivc acres of land. on which there is 4
very coniortahlc Dwelling aud every ncc-
essnry out house, all i'll good repair.
The crop OF corn OIL the place this year,
will yield about five hundred bushels.
Any further information can he obtained
by addressing lie on the promises
w. W. Al.STON.
Sumtcrvile, Oct. ii, 1854.
VI All persons indebted To me either
ny note ur account, are respectfully soil ici-
ted IL cash the same, rs long Indulgence
has hccn given to many, and um aversc
to taxing any with cost.
w. w. A.
Oct. IL, 1904 SO IT,
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Notice,

will sell at The place where / now
live on Saturday the 23d day of December
mex, fine lot of young Mules, Cattle,
Sows md Pigs, a quantity Of fat Pork,
Rice. Fodder about 40 bushels superior
planting cotton seed, Wagon, Cart, Cotton
Gin. Handmll. Plantation tools and ilnplc.
menis Of every description, Household and
Kitclieh Furniture, cbnssting IN part of a
fine l6t of Mahogony, such as sitting and
rocking; Cfnifs, Sofas, Bookcase, Ladies'
Dressing Bureaus, Wordrobe, Dining
Table, Candle. Stands, Washs,ands, Feath.
OF beds, Bcdsteads and bedding, &c, with
ihany dtheEarticles:t too tcdious TO n,erition.
81 ERas.--A credit Of twelve mon.hs
with interesi .fEam dais aad sppn,yed Sc.
cusi,ysSn al: sums over five dollars.
.s,ssgF. -, 10, I'D. ASffMORE.
November 81, ts5i E 80 a. 81. :
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Administrators Notice,

All persons having demands ,,anst the
Estate of X. M. Sanders, are requested
to hand them in to the subscr her duly al.
tested according TO law; and all those hat
wi! have Dotcs or bonds due the first OF
November, are requested to be punctuai in
the payments, as the business OF the Es-
tate is such that indulgence canno, be
given.
WM. nj SANDERS.
- Oct. 25, 1854 50 If
y Camden Journal ncase copy three
ti.pcs
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Wholesale Tin Ware
FACTORY

G. H. VERONCE g. BROTHER
Dealers IN Plain Japanned Tin Ware,
Take this method of informing their
friends and customers that they have re.
GENTLY made large additions to their ma
chinery so as to enable them to supply
the great demand in the above line with
neatness and despatch. Our ware is IF the
best make and warranted not 10 leak. :
Thescountry trade supplied OH liberal
terms.
63, State.st. (near the markel) Charleston.
November D, 1854 $ Gin
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Head Quarters.
COLUMBIA, Oct, 10, 1854.

UNOEN NT.-
THE Brigadicr Generals commanding the
several Brigades composing the THIRD Division
South Carolina Militia are hereby required 20
order each Colonel or officer commanding the
soveral Regiments Of their respective Brigatlcs,
to hold an election in their respective Regi
ments on Wednesday the Goth day of Dccem-
her next, for the Office hf Major -t.cnetll, vaca.
ted ny the resignation Of Maj6r Cen Ju,n
buchanan, and forthwith transmit, 10 The Adm.
tant Generals office at Columbia Il certified
statement in writing showing the result of tn /.
polls In their respective Brigates.
5y order of tile Commanccr-in.C Chief,
X. NJ. DUNOVAN'r, Adu. Gen.
Oct. 25, 1854 So I'll
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Lads For Sale ii Upper
Salem,

NEAk blSiitft lille, ). G..
The subscriber Uti':rS inr 1I,.. !, tract y
i,ni lying about t!:rr ,n;ir:, ,;nr!: al Bish.
"pvi!", near the rn.h leading from D,i-
B,-cS Bird .c 10 Cau,lc:l c"i;a,n,ny
al"Hi '@ acres u WlI!rh a!:u:.; l3n acres
are undcr icncc anti n a mu,rl -.Liu ~ GU
livai"n. Th" ,rr! Is wcl id plh lo;., 10
cnri' aud cotton, which lr ,r:.,r; crop
IS sufficient tvr:.cnrc.
On the premises is 4 rood lrar.ci hnusc
with -FOUR lu''nS ana hr.uk cli.innir< the
NECESSARY "n'-"nI!G,mgS, and well o.
mos! c.;:'Y:a! eater.
There IS also Oh the premises Il v"rv
rood mill stream and Grls, Mi. i':.r
place Is clear ni standing water ana n,
uuc:iin! WI! b" n"cr. arv.
Those wishing i" rurrl,>n lands ia the
vi"ini:v o! H.s!"pvI.u will ia well ,ucaI
upon The subscriber soon. Tho price o,
the lands Viii bc rc,:sonaaic, ana t:r.i.
accommodating
J W S'iEiKEY.
Bshnptillc, Oct. -, lS3; ~ tf .
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New Goods New Goods !
SMALL. PROFIE'S

The undersigned Is now in receipt Of an
cnarc"'l and varied general stock goods.
and Is determined TO carry out tho princi.
pie OF quick sales and small profits.
HIS stock comprises Dry Goods, and
Gr"ceries, in all their numerous varieties.
a heavy stock of Ready made Clo,Iiny,
jus, from Philadelphia, wIicI,wI he sold
'inlrly; per cent. under any thing in town.
HATS, C-iPS, BOOTS ,c SHOES.
y variety ni Confectionery.
Cr"rkcry. common and 0ranite.
la shurI. he keeps almost every thing
which may be called for, at prices which
cannot tail to please. Como and sec for
yourselves.
MOSES LEVI,
Al Frierson's Old Stand.
Nov. !, 1854 tf
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Lots Wife Found.

Lieutenant Lynch, III his voyage TO the
Dead Sea found huge pillnr of salt on
the shore, aud the Arabs said it was Lots
Wife, shurr enough, whether it was so or
mol we cannot say,--it may turn on, To be
catch-penny as the Hog without slad-
ow; but this we do know if you have any
Engraving, Fancy Painting, Lettering,
Architcclurng or the repairing of Accor.
deons, Fulenas, &c. &c, and will cali ON
the subscriber he promises To dc It's best,
and WILL he happy to do all work will,
lentncss and dispatch that may he cn,rusl-
ed to his care, at Charleston prices rur the
cash only. He can be found at Mr. f.
Sornmers Clnlhing Emporium, Sunlerviiic
South Carolina.
G.. w. DAVIS.
Oct. lS, 1854 81 SIN
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Just Received,

LADIES' Boottees and Walking Shoes. {; nj.
ters, kid-Ties. &c. Gents Calf Boots, md
Boo,tecs, Ladies' and Gents. Over Shoes.
Ais'-A fine assortment of Hardware, Tin
Ware, Sa,ilery, DC.
Fancy Goods.
Ladies' Wood mn. Moroca -Ruxes.
Puff ilu1ee, Port Monies, Seshr-C Cases, Brace.
lets, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Dressing, Tuck
and PUcket Combs, DC.
Books, dec.
Novels, poetlcal Works and School Books
and fine assortment Of Stationary.
GROCERIES.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Kio AMI java Coffee, Nolasses. Cheese
Rni'ons, Dried Figs Flour, Candles,
Soap, Iva, Starch, Pickles, Saftiines,
Ginger Preserves, DC.
Also, fine assortment Of Cooking Utensils,
For snie by J.T. SOLOMONS d. co.
March 22ih, 1851 u If
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Winn e Clarkson

WI l1n e ClafKSOn
HAVE Jus, received and opened n fine stock
g: he in".l fashionable and latest Styles of
rail and Winter Goods, consisting in part vi
ihr following articles.
Back and fancy Cloth Black and and fan.
~ tasSimrrcs Black. White and Fancy Silk
FcStings, Black, White and Fancy silk Cru-
vats; Silk and Cambria IIandk-rahi.fs
Gloves, Socks and Drawers; Linen 3nsnm
Shirts and Collars Silk and Mcrino under
sh.r.S; Black silk aud Fancy llats.
Clothing
Back an! Fancy Cloth Ccats AMI Sacks:
'!nck and Fancy Cashmere Coats and Sacks
iii;ick AMI Fancy Cashmere Pants Black,
White and Fancy Silk Vests
al! "f which we invite our fren IL and the
rnhli" generally To can and examine.
We are also prepared &c make up to ordrr,
any article in the Tailoring line ;,s neat and
cllrnp as Gun hc done in the State OH the sans
terms.
ALSO,
Uniforms of all Kinds furnished at the short.
est notice.
o., ., ,s,. "INN 4 :, GARRISON;
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Having Bought the interest in the
Stock IN trade from Mr.. Y. n BurLER oI
The late firm of BUrLER e. NEwBEEY.
will from thus date carry nn the mercantile
business upon my own responsibility. re.
turn my thanks To the customers ni The
late firn, and earnestly solicit il con,inu
ance Of their patronage.
A. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
Oct rs, 1854. Ii.
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500 Reward.

R0 The above reward OF Twenty Dol
a lars, will be paid for the delivery to
-ASnysclf, or lodgmcnt in Sumter Jail,
OF my boy HARRY. vino left nv premises
in April last. He is black, about six fee,
high. has good teeth. and is intelligent. His
range is supposed to be from ,h, nciph.
borhood, Gin which he has numerous rela.
tlvcs) TO about Sco;tsvlle OH Black river.
J. II. GREEN.
Nov. 8th, 1854. 2 #
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s New Goods
.ATlTEdE NEW STORE

UNDER ODD FELLOWS HALL.
n. M. NEWBERY gives notice to the
citizens Of Sumter and Darlington District,
that he is now receiving and openining ut
his NEW STORE, a choice and we'll Sc
lected stock o Dry Goods. Hats. Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Crockcry, Glassware, Gro.
t:eres. Saddlery Hardware, Ready Made
Clothing, &c.
To all Of which he invites the attention
of the public, especially the ladies'.
A. NJ. NEWBERY.
November %, 1854 5 II
G Watchmari copy.
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Boots and Shoes for Sale !!
w. S. VIZ O O ID.
99a tiIad De;,icr in
Boots, Shoes and Pl Plantation
Brogans,
1SS AlicDn u s-ilsoBa street,
Columbia S, C..


HAS now on hand Il complete assortment
IA of the above articles. which are offer
ed at the lowest pr:crs for CASH or lis
equivalent.
His stock nf Plantation B rogans is well
worthy the attention ofplaatcrs. consisting
OF Mems nailed antl pcgged Bro.ans am,
Sii CHI Downs,
ALSO
a general assortment of ladies. Misses
and ChiIdren's Shoes Of HIl classes,
-AI.SO-A
Gents fine Dress, Pump and Stitched
l'aIS ni his own manufacture, to Which
he invites an examination.
-Al.SO-
F'ndin-s of all descriptions. Fine
French and American Cali Skins, which
Will he made 10 order at the shortest no.
tiCc.
w. 5. WOOD, 1Sj Richardson. ST.,
Columbia, ). e..
Oct. IA, 1854 50 v:tf
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Having sold my lniercs, III the Stock in
trade to Mr.. a. M NEwBEIY, ! would
recommend Inn IL the customers who 80
literally palronlzcd the late firm.
Y N. BUTLER
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N z w G. obs
AND NEW FIRM.

PHI; subscribers having purchased The
l. interest ol ] $. T,nGal in The firm %!
linda Watson & Co., ",vc notice to their
friends and The pubic that they viii carry
on ili"ir business. Il, tn" old Siani, under
the name oi Watson L. Gardner They
haze Just received ana are dl,lY'rcceNin.:
large. complete and i,alh>nlr aSshr.
mcnt oi FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
OF all dcscrlbtion. Qualities and Styles
tn which they I'M lie the attention oi the
pubic.
WATSON & GARDNER.
Oct. i, 1854 40 ..,f
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Notice.

iHE notes ana accounts Que Dr. al
u. M'Leod, hnve been placed in cur hands
Tor collection All persons indebted to
h''n VIII p'ease pay by The first OF Janu
ary next, and thus save cost.
BhhNDlNG u DESAUSSURE
Nov. 8, 1851. ?, l,n
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Notice.
Selling Off.

The Subscriber being desrous ol clos.
ing his business, offers Ills entire stock OF
Dry Goods, Hardware, &C., al reduced
prices and, at The SAME time, he earnestly
soIIcns all persons indebted to him either
oy note or account, TO come forward anu
settle up as soon as Possible.
g. TllOS. d. FNlERSON.
Nov. 8, 1854. 2 II
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Dissolution

The C"par'ncrsh'p heretofore cxiSltn.
under the firm oi BUTLER & NkwBERy, is
tins day dissolved hy limitation and mutu-
al consent. All The Notes aud Accounts of
the firm have been placed IN the hands OF
Y N. BUTLER Iur collection. who Is the
only authorized agent TO Iluidatc the
debts Ui IT., concern. All persons indebted
hy note or account, will please come for
ward aud make immediate settlements.
Y. N. BUTLER
A. MCCAIN NEW Berry.
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The subscriber has just returned f.o,
the North, and is now opening u splcnd,
stock Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-10
Our Pnr1s Correspondence.
PARIS, Monday, August 81,


Stnsation Created by the Capture of Bomay sund--
Louis Nopoleon's Proclamation to the Army of
the East-The Cholera and its Rauages--IVoman
Under Nc,c Aspect in the East Unfarorabls
Opinion of IGairs in Spain-E6ect of the Court
Md,tial on Lieut.. Perry in Fance--Accid entail
Discor1y # Singular but Effective Cure for
the Cholsra.
The cannon Of the Invalides, which four days be.
fore had opened their deep mouths 20 do honor
to The names Of the dead hero who, while living
SO often called upon their /" earthquake voice" to
tell Of victory to the delighted Parisians, on
Saturday last startled tfe cars Of the metropolis
with the intelligence Of the slrost bloodless cap
ture Of the fort Of Bomarsund II requires an inti
mate knowledge Of the FreRch character to under
stand the delight Of the people under such circum
stances. Ten Of the hundred and one guns bad
not doomed over the capital before the mos. lively
excitement prevailed. St angcrs unhasitatingy
stopped each other to ask the nsws--carriagcs DASH
ing down the Champ Elyeses suddenly pulled up
their horses and the inmates rushed on the pave,
pour dmander les nouUsiescab drivers forget their
vocstion and tuned on their seats TO hold confer.
ence with their fsres-gentlemen OF the B3urse
we're observed to be all speaking at once
attaches Of the different embassies were everywhere
looking as II they had something to do--the Boulc
vsrds were crowded with busy thron g, which every
renewed roar Of She cannon seemed 10 break no into
combinations Of little knots Of orators, all inspired
with the sacred fire Of political prophecy; in fact,
Paris, the quintescence Of gasty, thoaghtessncss
fckleness and beauty was fairly caught dallying in
TIE arms OF the lover, to whom, perhaps, alone of
all, she has lever permanently proved incoustan.---
namely, Victory The details, beyond the loss Of
SOME one hundred and fifteen men on the part Of
the allies the capture Of two thousand Russians and
hours fighting, at distance Of three hundred yards
reno ersd the fortress much too hot TO be pleasant
are not known. Blu, every one heeds the Dews a
The py,m1t,r-the rs& fruits Of good things TO come
IRE archipelago Of Alsnd, thus detached from
Russia, is magnificent port, and . good
station for troope. The COATS Of FiniaSi
are menaced, the gulf q BSthnia wiz b
| ,losed, and Bomasund win eecome An Angs
French fortress, - IN advanced seotinel M xa6s
| Cropsadt and Riga, and ~ the slerting p.ihs 10
! future opsaiiooh n WAS certainly thaus'A that :