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Valuable and
DESIRABLE LANDS FOR SALE
u HE Subscriber oilers Tor sale thai val.
~, ,I,....I 1 i I

II He Subscriber offers Tor sale thai ynl. .
a nahn Tract ri l.auh on BIZ l.vncllcs
Creek, formerly owned ~ l.ovcN Young.
deceased, ying il E"r@l,aw aaA Ghrs
trrhc'd DISTRICTS ror,..'nlnG hn,wcr1 ac?
ell and eight Thousand acres
lile improvements CnisiSi q: tho ;-iiic
nlcni upon wi!!il, t e deceased :cS ed ar
tic time oi Ia" death, Consisting at Dwell.
ing House. Gin.l !ou>r. Screw and ali uc,.
css"r" oHi- i-buiit!:nrs. u! in GOOD rcp,ir.--
A'Sn. an''rr settlement wi,h Il co;,,lur,n-
l.fs iaWe!i'ng iHuc and necessary out
6dliaing$. There is al.s, Oh the premises,
ana convenient 10 buih settlements. n
ilr rate GrIst Mil, on never -laiIl,u
stream.
This is conceded 10 bc the most vaua-
bic and desirable land on LymcheS Creek,
and lis pruduCtvcnrSS Is known To be I'm.
surpassed by any o.hcr III the country. =
a further description is unncccSSasy-
purchasers arc invited tv s;Ti and cX,Ininc
Tor themselves. Thr land WILL be sold IN
II body, or divided to suit purchasers, terms
made liberal. !. ID. YOUNG.
Aug. %. lS d. I3 I'll.
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business Card
BROWN q DeROSSET,
$50 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK
DER ROSSET 81 BROWN.

WILMINGTON, N. G..
Cotton Fuctors ant General Comutis
sion Mcrch0nfs.
ID Is. McLAURlN. Esq. will give per
~ sonal and special attention to the Il,
forests and orders of his friends in ,in<
S:atr and the adjoining Counties Of Nurln
Carolina, who may favor these Houses
wth their patronage. C"nsignmen,s o,
produce TO the lIousc in New York, cn.@r
by way of Charleston, Georgetown, ~
Wilmington, will I've covered by insurance.
Il notice OF the shipment he promptly g,y.
cn.
May 3alSJ3 27-,r
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HbEe. S'H'ReONG,S
rECT0RAL ST0MACN PILLS

remedy for Coughs, C,RdS,' Cafarrh, Bron-
chifis. Group, iphoopihg Cough, Asfhn,a, Con-:
sumption, and al diseases arising from a de
ranged state IF the .Sh0mnch, an.i To rclicrc The
distress and bud .tcrimg from. eufing Too hearty
food, an ,rctA and dyspcIaic hnbiis.
Warranted 10 be Purely Veg.
cqabIc.
Tkcsc Pills act rs an ESpectorant, Tonic,
nril Apericnt.
They promote Expccturaton, Loosen tn.
Phlcgm, and Clear the Lungs and other Sec
reiory Organs of nll morbid matter, and there
is not anuhcr remedy in the whole NIatcriu
MetIlca capable cf imparling sncI, iIcntius
properties TO the Eungs and Vital Organs us
these Pills. They Cure Costivtness, produce
good, regular appetite, and Strengthen the
System.
Price 25 cents per box, containing 25 doScs
Of Mc,liciIt. d,
Call onlhe Agents who sell the Pills, and
get the Planters Almanac Gratis, giving full
particulars and certificates of cures.
Both kinds Of the above named Pills nrc for
sale Ill Sumtcrvillc, by
DARGAN e. co.
And PERRY MOSES.
Who also keeps supply of DR.. Spcncer's
Vegetable Pills, and DR.. IlulI's Celebrated
Pills, which stop the Chills and Fever the frs,
day.
July 26, 1854 80 ~.
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C81V~d@@o9@,

AT THE OLD STAND OF s. 4. ]. GILBERT
= oAss&R S. & L. M. GILBERT
CSy3sE%ICssf}.- CSSe-.|1Cfsf.- continue The CARRIAGE
.-.-BUSINESS at the above
siand--No 80 and 40 Wcntwor,h.s,rcct,
Char'est"n-whcre they will be pleased to
exhibit to their old friends and custonGt;rrs
a very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com
prIs'ng those Of their own manufacture.
ttoyetRer with various other styles usually
iound IN This market. THtir long acUuaint
ancc with this market MS manufacturers
ana dealers will enable them to offer great
inducements to purchasers both in slyles
and prices.
March Is, 1854. 20 1v
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Just Arrived and for Sale

Tire-Scrcens, Window. Shades,
ana Fixtures, &c.
Violins and Guitars
Violin and Guitar Strings,
fIaEa Music. ,&1 ss 80
J.. Il. iiAMKS.
Aagas' 8, 1854 4, II.
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EDR. S'FHe<bNE,S
CMOPUND SANATIVE PILLS.

THESE PILLS ARE ENTIRELY vrcr
TABLE. AND ARE A MOST superior,
MEDlClNE in the cure of all Bilious Com-
plants, D!gspcp,ia. Cosiirenr.s, Lirer Com.
Pinim, Sick iicndache, Loss Of Appetite, and uu
lingering discusses N'
THEY PURIFY TIE BLOOD. EQUAL.
lIE THE CIRCULATION, RESrORE
TIE LIVER, KIDNEYS AND OTHER
SECRETORi ORGANS TO A HEALTHY
TONE AND ACTION; and ms an Anti Bilious
Family Medicine they have no equal
Price 25 cents per box.
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Notice.

The subscribcs having completed his mr.
rangemenls for making Sash, Blinds and Pan.
ncii Doors bcgs leave to inform hi friends and
the public, that he is prepared 10 furnish nj
sh"rt notice, Sash of all sizcs primed and glazed
nilnds to smii amy size widows, painted or moi,
anu ranneil Doors of my size or make, por
tion OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
Ills work is all done by hand and ont olpood
season material.
500 lights offs = 10 Sash ready for ,I.liy.rv
tosuit windows ofl2. Is, or l3 lights.
JAMES BELL.
Sumcfaillc, April ~, 1851. "a If
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMpANY'S
LINE having been extended to Sumter.
riHe, 'lIc MERCHANTS and CITIZENS
ha:H. ,MiIy facilities for procuring lIcav
Gooas, and all descriptions of lgh, and
valuable packages iron, Charleston and
the South, by the way (lhc Souln Carroll.
na and Wilmington and Manchester Roads,
and 'ronaH paints North ria VIHmisgion,
~ G. Competent anIwn"niirc " .NcSScu-
gers accompany each mail train for The
security and prompt delivery OF all articles
committed To "our" charge.
The well known responsibility of the
Company IS sufficient 10 recommended it
MS The most reliable rs we'll us the prompt
est means o' transit ni articles tor n! kinds.
BENZ. MlrCuElI.,
Agent.
Scra F3, 1851 46 If
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N EW STORE

1hnd Door SoaM Of the Tomn Uuli
and ne"rly opposite Tndal eC Watson
TILE subscriber would respectfully in.
form The citizens Of Sumtrrville and
the pubic generally, lha, he has opened at
the above place general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps. Hardware, Crockerywarc, sc. sc.
A,sns q Choice lot Of Family Groceries Of
every dcscriplion, with Fruit of various
Kinds, such as Oranges, Apples, Lemons
NC: NC, which he will sell very low for
Calh.
-, J. BARRET.
Move, 1853. o Iv
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ICE /! ICHI! ICE!.

%kaIlE COLUMBIA ICE HOUSE has been
~ cnlir"ly rebuilt, 20 us To he capable o
holding several thousand toils of ICE, and il
NOW opened for the s,.asnn Every facility will
he afforded To persons living nt u distance To
supply them regularly. 1t will he sent oiirvery
morning, if desirable, by rail roan, passenger ur
freight train; and The railroad agents have kind
ly offered to give every facility ior lis trans pur.
talon. We will always have n man ut the
different dcpols to receive returned blankets,
boxes, DC.
Cost of ice two cents per pound: drayare.
boyes and packing 81 cents; charges on railroad
" ill he from 25 10 10 cents per 100 pounds
BOATWRIGIIr& Il BAEkul.DO,
Proprctors.
N. Is. blankets are Il very convenient mode
oi transporting ice. Blankets will be furnished
a cost
May 10, 1851 % If
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Notice.
Look Up Street,

WEBB CLAEK's HOTEL is still in op-
crh'ion-(ihanks to the kindness of GOOD
Iends)-rcady to receive customers, and
entertain them. to their entire satisfaction.
MIR. &. is resolved that his Hotel shhlr mn,
be cxcellcd bt any house in the country.
Everything the market can furnish shall
nc spread upon histahE, well cooked and
clcanly. The beds are al in good order.
and shall he kept so. Give him a trial
and Mr.. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. IL, 1854 IL tr
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Choiee Old Brandy and
w [ " H. S

We have now in store some very supc-
rior Old Brandy, which has been selected
by ourselves, Tor medicinal purposes. Its
age and mldncss together with It's purity,
will be of great consequence to inraItls
who arc neccssitated to use it.
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Veterinary Surgeon.

HobERT w. ANDREWS no,nfes the
cIiiacns OF this, un;' the o,liniunr Di.tri,ts
'hat ne Inns removed his Stables near The De.
poi OF The w. d. NJ. u. Road, where he is ready
NJ n nil Tires to take charge Of diseased, iiurscs
i"r Il moderate charge in all cases where there
Is no cure II" pay will he expected. lie n!su
continues ~ take Passengers To end from iJr
Depot, rnd expects shortly To receive n New
Omnibus for that purpose. Goods he will haul
nj The OLD rate of 10 GEMS per package, and
s"liriis The patronage Of the public.
Feb. ~, 1858 1-,f
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$1OO REWARD,

WILL. I've given Ser the apprehension and de-
livery to the Master Of either Wurkhousc in
C.a:. :.-l"S.on, or any Jail in the State, ofISAAC,
sometimes called john Brown. who, without
any known cause, left the james Hill Plan,a
ton on the 20lh of October last Said fellow
is 5 fee, inches in height, mus,cc complexion,
smart. Intelligent spoken, and is n Carpenter by
trade and wlnn last heard of was in the lower
country. on McCord's plantation. Fifty dollars.
i'll addition to the ahnvc reward, will he paid
upon proof To conviction of his hcng harborcd
or employed by Il white or colurch person
Apply To J. & J. ID. KIRKPATRICK
March 29th, 1883 20 r.
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1 his preparation is getting into use nIf over
our country. The numerous letters we re-.
cui'c M rom our various agents, informing us of
cures effected in their Immediate nephborIoods.
warrant us III saying il in one of the best. If
not me Dery es'f Cough Medicine now before
'nc puDnc. almost inudriaGIr rc{ieres and
no, "a, unfrequen'ty cures the rery ,eorst cases
wi "Ii III. "Ii o'iler Cough preparaions have fail
dealers in medicines, and Physicians can Iesti.
". ASK The Agent in your nearest town, what
lns been his experience of the effects of mi.
Medicine. If he lins been selling it for nny
length Of me he will tell YOU
n is TIL: BEST MEDICINE EX'rRACTi
below we give n few extracts from Iettere
We have received latily rgnrdi, tie virtues
Of this medicine.
DIR. 5. :. Oslin, of Knoxville, Ga, saws
ihdre been using your Lircrrort and Tar rcrY
ertens'reiy IN my practice for Mree years Basi,
and, II as ,ciM pleasure / state my Jeiicf II, ist,
superiority over all other articles uiM nh,ch 7
am acquainted, for rhich Il is rccon,ne,d.d.n
Mcssrs. Fitzgerald ~ Benners, writing from.
Wnyncsriic, \. &. say" The Lircrmort dMIH
Tar is becoming daily more popular in his Couu.
Try, and we think justly so. an mio haze tricd
Yc"6 I" con,mcndabie terms cj it, and SAP IL
IS very enccaf in alternating the toniplainfs for
Which IL is recommended"
Oir Agent In fickcns District, sc. MIR. $. =.
H. hIcfnl, assures us " that he uses IL ,rih ,,rsot
Grneft in his own lnmly, and recommends il To-
his nclghbors" lie gives an instant of n Neerc'
woman, i'll his vicinity, who had been sufIcrlnr-
with disease of tile Lungs for many years, nj. .
tended with severe cough, wii5' was relieved
by the LivcrwOrt and Tar
;, Smci' urc the good reports we hear of this :
McdicInc fro" all parts Of tlp, South For :
report of tile surprising cures il has performed
III The Western and Northern and Ea teri,
States, We would invite the suffering patient tn
read the pamphlet which accompanies eael'
bottle. 10 all, we say, hare hope, hare hope
'EEs n 'aEEHI NHGIHeHCHNE!!-
BE WARNED IN SEASON!!!
And neglect not that cough which is daily
weakening your constitutions, Irritating Your
thr at ami lungs, and inviting on that Tread dis
ease, Consumption. WHEN soothing and Heal
ing remedy can he obtained us Dr. Rogers
syrup ot llrcrworl and Tar.
BEWARE FCOU UNTERFEITS AND
BASE INVITATIONS!
The genuine urticl. is signed Andrew Roo-
ers, OH Tie engraved wrapper around each bot
tie.
Price. 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S5. Sold
whoie.:lc ana retail by SCOVIL d MEAD,
III Charities 81. bet Cent? and ST. Lcuis
y. O., sole Agcnis for tic Southern States TO
whom all orders and applications for Agencies
must be addressed.
SOLD ALSO BY
MILLER d l}n IrruY, Stim,eryilIe s. c.
i. }. WonKMAN, Camden s. C.
L. J. DEnAY, Camden, S. &,
$. BEACH, Orangcburg, s. &.
June IL, 1871 81 emo,
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TO the Public,

JOHN CHINA offers his services to the
citizens Of Su'nter District anil TIC public gen.
orally and pledges himself to give every alien
ton 10 the sale Of all properties entrusted to hi.
hands On commission. either nj auction or nri-
vat" sal:; The facilities he enjoys, rs To .i,,a-
ii"n aud his loar experience in The business are
satisfactory cvh:cncc of his ability To do jislicc
10 any who may employ him.
Feb -, 1851. II n
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wam e sia p Donna e. BATE
ssg dc ss ss q Rs ~ IL
:7 s:ss & B s sssg
H. ssa Fa 3s % Nn 30
burthe aeo-.s jackson hco-s half DO moss
Total sugar ss moasses potatoes 10 order
" Southern s bes bea cotton Ward
ga ss sssnI syts
"i ssss
e Dc WILL as sst S w,g as. Rob-
%aS g. i'S ss.a q Ss' apples
ss saPs s s,s sss
william. aeo2 !, 90 Y..m.. aeeT DC %
49, ~ III 5 q ,' 30
s1ss Ms@ es4 p % Hs ostoa
sSI beans Rec seos ii Law fS,1
hides SIS hhd ,obseeo '"''0'
do % f e: es ~ as
Eco 8 Sc ss Ao
CO w.. fsSs ag Fss s, Ps..a
%aai sss . g e ss s Ssyds d T.
. eo5 Do Cleveland sfoa r de-
.asa ePss f RsS.ssn d a @s5 a.
Meer'rSr As~Ay &eos do eea ccmsn &co-Tos bale.
RED RIvERsteams, Echoais bales Buehnpon, Carroll
saE Wrh &t 20 s.Sp. s,f d.
~ do MeMshon-24a Brady German Hender,or
Terry Sco-h do Martin, Undeh Fsrsou Fowler REQ
10 do Ihonhi Se-7 do c IS Tatts 10 Davis do
pssa Eos. s. c so S Fo6 bales
AneQre1s bbia send &co-i do
kegs ad HUXLEY &eos bbls Ne 0uva5Ij
ska co. q do "A cks bbs egs Dbl
if sued wtchs dcos bbls eggs, halt do cheese
tbs eggs Is ga ScEnedrr2 og-Iby
Mshaer-S95 casns Naur wiev Martin riysn
Eotb-0 cs SFfley, Green href5
o26 @ lard kgs cks bacon 70 hhds Hewitt Morton
te53b do Br.nder, Wi lams acnHs Short eos Adj 1881
toan feIowes dGo DO II hds tobacco Turner &coi
Moore d. ID had. os to-
bBcco - ~
ST oUlS-seaner Grand Tower Connolly Gco
2sO 90 Dc spi'a oxeby Macaulays2do do
err Elder hcos5o Dc corn Thompson Martin owen L
C0bbSl do Keep Bsrd &co40 BRAN ufv hcn
lv5s do Druhan-io1 bb whskey Maiot 10 do asoo
10 pork Eager hcolG0 WooiYpf
&oss do spalding Gera'dnl0 Dbl, aohol ssaman7 do
egsJ Moore dco5l kegs batter Deibondio92
heK S9lsr issland.ss Dbl Esg butter csebHederg5
y mos o6ace? 4olS0 kegs ahot
Fosdick aso-40 bbls castor oil % order NN ~
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Tho London Shipping Gazette gives the fol.
lowing particulars Of the melancholy act Of self.
destruction, by Captain Moore, of Boston, mas
ter OF the ship Break of Day, which has been
already announced, The facts stated show that
t Ihe severe disaster which he had encountered
had impaired his reason
on the night of the ID Of May, (the ship
being on her return to Queenstown in conse-
quence Of the injury she had sustained in a
severe gale, as already stately the Captain or
dered the ships boat to be lashed down even
more tightly than they had been secured, re-
tired to his cabin and, after dressing himself in
.ne pest clothes he had on board, jumped over
board and was drowned The motive of this
melancholy act is not known, but it is supposed
to have arisen from regret at the disabled con-
ditIon in which he had been compelled to put
back. 1t is stated that before he committed
the rash act, he placed gold watch and other
valuable property he had on board on his per-
-
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LIVERPooI-shi9 Northern Empire-41a7 bales cotton.
BARCEIOSA--Btig Eperanza cotton 1870 sayes
sT MARKsschr VIM Pst9T5 bible -four, 20 do pork IS do
nkey ~ tcs hams IS ka bacon 1000 bag1 90 coils
MoBLE-ser AureliuE47 bba whisksy corn 39
bran - ~ ' w. 1890
CHRlsTlANIA-Batk Dudley-es4 baea cotton.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
a" JEFFERsoS CRY,
,buppda rran;n T,r 10

JEfFERs0N
Thursday Evening, June s, 1854.
The stock Of Western Beeves left comprises ITO
head with ample supply of Texas Cattle 700 Sheep 200
Hogs and good stock of Veal Cattle The market is but
little easier for purchasers
PRICES
BEEy CATTLE good to fine Western Sa O = n II nat
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IMPORTS


RIO DE Brooss 1900 bags Oder co
Total, 1852 bags coffee.
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B RID G ES.-NOTICE.

& SUSPENSION BRIDG ES.-NOTICE.
~ BENJAMIN WATKINS Port Gibson, Mississippi, Architect
Engineer and Bridge Buder that will
spp the Ohio, tn Hudson, any other River States
with SUSPENSION BRIDGES reasonable
He vii erect FTmeeneossd sesnPportinz IRON PER
MANENT BRIDGES, The above Suspension Bridges
Rshded either ION Timber Brick Stone cst Woneht
owers AS locations with either Strap
Chain Cables He the Potomac Washington City,
East River from New York TO Brooklyn or Wiiar--~ -
River from West Point to the Eastern h9rer
Gable was suspended during the Revolutionary
10.
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ANOTHER BRUTAL MURDER Our friend, F
NJ. Gibson, Esq, gives US the following item,
which he learned from the mail. carrier from
Victoria, on Friday last. A man by the name
of Hagan met the person murdered, coming from
Victoria, Cd foot, and carrying bundle The
murderer, Hagan, having missed some articles,
accordingly seized tied and dragged him to
tree, to which he bound him. Hagan then
started to Victoria, and sent physician to the
man, stating that he had been taken sick on the
road. On the arrival of the doctor his patient
was found dead, and from the evidences he saw
believed that the unfortunate victim had been
tied by the neck, it being broken, and from
other marks and bruises, most foully dealt with.
Hagan was observed dragging the object of his
cruelty by an individual near whose residence
this outrageous and fendish scene was enacted
G and who supposed the body was that of dog
-FTeXas paper.
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Hs~ FREIGHT FOR YAzoo R1vEp Tba etoo,,
rive h BELLE will take freight points on the Yazoo
str, as hsh as seehw0od, SAME RATES AZ TIE
REGULAR YAZo PACKETS esbippn@ n, VI Es Az The
pay prenss and Sweeney. signed ,onp
on steamer John sader vksbae Nands
~ - q Flslls Ter, AGENTS. No. 10 Ga al
60. ~ y, NOTICE. The schooner E. s. JAMES.
ats pye sark second District Consgnses are feasesed IA
De stored at their expense risk - - ~ WISE 'ney VIII
- --. hoGART, WILLIAMS \ Co. 10 Camp st.
81 BARK LAWRENCE, Captain Logan, from
now ready discharge H. Frat Ds,rict
the I I ssaussied 70 attend TO The on
tbe pnt al goea not permitted within be sent 10
~ tue f'Hk and expense 81 the
- ~ r. WHITNEY
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RED IpER
OUACHITA RIDER

viii l.avs SATURDAY Jane 10, a. o'eroekpx
EsOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILL, -
u, CHAMpaGNof E LITTLE BAY. MORO BAY, s4asssI9f
MARIE SALINE ALABAMA LANDING, oUACAI ssSSExsssS9z
IA CITY, TRENTON MONROE, coLUMBIA, HARfsUN aTgG,
TRINITY and all handbags onBiaek nuseha
aad fast running passenger steamer II. W. McRAE, l.
Moore master will leave above sv.tF.
apply on bo4r5, Crto W. A ANDREW, Uuou street.
orto WILLIAMS, PHILLIPS = co.
s MeFAe Will take freight boonnsw I'd Point
Peasant, TO be delivered Mouth 10
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Bella Donna Morrison, from Williamsport,
Doctor Batey, Wilson, from Lafoarohe.
Southern Belle White, from VfeksbHrg.
Frank Lyon, Estes, from Princeton,
Iroduois, Peterson, from Nashville.
Ynba. James, from Arkansas River.
Antelope. Brown, from Leussis
W McFae, Moon, from Camden.
Grand Tower, Yore from ST. Louis.
Echo, Power, from Red River.
'~boat Yankee Fnton the TO ges
Slst n, ship iemu Dyer brig Tay and scar Commerce.
brought bsrks Broosa susn Lind brig segunda
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RIVER STEAMERS
WAST

AFOURGHE PACKET DOCTOR s~
BhIEY Gass, ". G. Wilson, leaves MONDAYS L,AGs@
M e 4 LAFoREsT, - q; a asiia14sszasss
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sUIcIpE,-Mrs. Hodges, formerly from Ken
lucky, who has been boarding at the Independ-
ence House for some time, died on Friday last
from the effects of arsenic, which she had taken.
She WAS to have been married few days before,
but the other party failed to make his appear
ance at the time, and the trouble of mind
brought on by the disappointment, is the sup
posed reason of her committing the act. [Occi-
dental Messenger
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LAKE STEAMERS.
WATERLJgG PLACES.

W.9TERLArG Pieces.
n AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER uGruma.
CREOLE-Wnter Arrangensht.-FoF
0EAN SPRINGS BILOXI and all instmsdaIe iansIia1sN
he splendid low packet
MASTER built expressly the Lake trade, superior
datons will leave the Pontchartrsn Railroad
of the Cars, ST follows:
P6ntchartrdt# Railro13s Lsayea Ocean sprnd,.
TUESDAY. O'Clock carsI WEDNESDAY EVENING,
THuRSDAY......- eo'clock cars FRIDAY MORNING.
FRIDhY,.......... O'Clock SATURDAY MORNING,
SATURDAY. ...... 4 o'clock cars SUNDAY EVENING
On TUESDAY SATURDAY will 20 As far rs PASCA
SouLA carrying mails and passengers.
Ia The Mail Bag will leave the office of tie Agent
O'Clock A..
~ All freight must be shipped time go trs
preceding the which leave or it can
not go forward until the tfip.
FARE.
CABIN faesage 70 Bay St. Louis or Pass Christian.
do do for children and Observation-Disclosures. IS
Cabin do to Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocsau
NJ 40 ior ehhaten ana servants s.
lef r. 6EbDES, Agent 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

THREE GIRLS BURNED TO DEATH. = Three
daughters of the Rev. Mr.. Perry, Methodist
clergyman, residing near Harrisburg, Ky, were
recently burned to death by the explosion Of
70, containing camphene. They were aged 49,
ana years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

WHIPPING WHITE MAN.. M. Anderson, a
Young white man, was convicted of petty lar
ceny in the Mercer (Ky.) Circuit Court, on
Wednesday, April -, and sentenced to be pub
licly whipped on his bare back The sentence
has not vet been carried into execution.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

EIsH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, ETC.
n LARD 0IL-l5O bills Winter Strained;
SPERM OIt.-t0 bbls
WHALE Ollie bbEs .
TANNER OILS bbIs Bank and Straits,
L1NSEED olD-3G bbls Boiled Raw
NEATSt OCT oiI.-2O bbs Pure;
CASTOR OILS bblE Bowa
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-9Ob bits;
ALC0fIOL--2 90 bbls
MACkEkEL-l0oo packages Noa. /, and 8;
SALMON-201 pkgs, bbs and kits
CODFlSH--6GO Churehills;
HERkING-l00 bbls and 200 Sealed
SHAD- S halves and so quarters;
TONGUES AND SCUM DS-2O halves and so
SALMON TROUT-lubb s;
CASDLES- 90 boxes Sperm and 200 do. Star .".
S0AP-3fO boxes Jackson's Lyermore's;
CRUSHED SUGAR-20 bbls
Tea 0 pkgs Imperial and Pouchong;
LEMON SYRUP-1t0 boxes brands;
BRANDY-90 Or, ard % eighth casks
WHISKY bbs Old BouIb sMopoDp
MADEIRA VINES eighth casks, very fine So
CRASBERRIES-l0 bUis, 30 half is or,
RAlSlSS-l0p half boxes
500 Pie Fruits, Pickles. Jams Pepper
Sauce HOLSTERS, cams Salmon Capera Mutton Roast
Oliver, Powders
myl3 J. H. CATER b CO., IS and Is Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-09

here is phrenologist at Red Falls, N. Y,
can tell the contents of barrel by exam
tho