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Death of Gov. burt.

y teiegraphic despatch, dated St.
Louis, October %, states that the
Hon. +. Burr, recently appointed
Governor Of Nebraska, had died in the
Territory on the 18th instant.
1t is but few days since Governor
BURR left his home in Pcndleton
District to assume the official duties to
which he had been appointed by the
President; his death was unexpected
and will be universally regretted
Governor Bvnr was comparatively q
young but from the ability he had
already displayed, gave promise of q
brilliant future.
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companies reducing the fair OF passcn.
gers to the great Southern Fair, ono half,
and allowing articles for exhibition to 90
free Of charge.
In Winchester, Va, John Wysong in
forms the public that he has associated
with him, in tho mercantile business, his
daughter Virginia, and that hereafter the
business Will be conducted under the
nmne; style and firm of J. Wysonp g.
Daughter.
Bank of England Notes arc now signed
by machinery, by which a saving. of ElO,.
600 year is effected.
The next annual meeting Of the Char
lesion Baptist Association, will be held
with the Calvary ChurcI, in Sumter Dist,
commencing OIL Saturday before the first
Sabbath irl Nov.
The town Of Daroca, in Spain, has bee n
completely destroyed by a waterspout,
which arose froma ncighboring lake and
bursting, overwhelmed the town scvera |
lives were lost.
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Every Word H'Eupe

We clip the following from an cx.
change and pronounce every word true
We arc u poorly paid class Of the com.
munity and it is impossible for News
paper publishers to keep up at the
present rates Of subscription unless by
increased numbers and large adveytis.
ing business.
The Editors Of the New York Tri.
bnnc and Sun, reduced some time
since: The size of their respective pa.
pcrs, in consequence Of the increased
expenses incurred i'll their publication,
the rise in paper, wages, rents, fuel.
and provisions: and now, we notice
that the proprictors Of four daily jour.
nails OF Cincinnati, have agreed, not to
reduction in size, but what is cquiva.
lent thereto, to All advance in tho price
Of their papers. AS has been we'll re.
marked, the publication ofncwspapcrs
is less profitable than any other bust.
ness requiring similar outlay Of cap.
itn', talent, aid labor; and a very or
roneous idea seems to prevail, that
while there may be an advance in the
prosecution Of every department of
business, that the publication ofncws
pcrs is not to be elected likewise; but
that their lowest rate Of cheapncss is
yet to be reached; whether the cxpcn.
scs are doubled or quadrupied. We
do not say that the price Of papers
should f1uctuate rs with the turn OF
the market; but we do say, that when
tho expenses are increased fifty or
thirty per cent, that Oh advance on the
rates should be demanded by publish.
ers, and cheerfully submitted to by
the public.
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to pay the tribute we would wish to

to pay the tribute we would wish to
his memory.
die has been for many years con
ncctcd with the Cavalry and his devo.
tion to its interest demands from us
more than the simple record OF his
death, lie was gifted With d most
amiable disposition, a high sense Of
honor, warm heart and generous
feelings. 1t will be long ere the Void
created by his death ca. be filled.
Be 1t
RESOLVED. That this Troop deeply
feels and sincerely laments the loss it
has sustained in the death Of Henry
d. Bethunc.
Resoired, That as u badge ofmourn-
ing the mc.'bers wear Grape on their
left arm and sword hiIts at thvir next
six parades.
Rrsolrea, That we deeply sympa.
thisc and condole with the family of
che deceased in their sad nffliction
RESOLVED, That in token Of our cs
teemcd admiration Of the deceased n
monument be erected by this corps to-
his memory.
Rcsolred, That copy Of these pro-
ccedings be forwarded to his afflicted
family, and published in the District
papers.
w: j. Ltscsne moved that com.
mittee Of five be appointed whose du
tp it should be to prepare a suitable
Epitaph for, and purchase said n,onu
mont, whicl, was seconded by C. F.
Lososnc, and agreed by the Troop
Tho following were appointed that
committee: Capt. L. B. Davis, Lieut..
). II. Colclough, Cornct w. J. Il. Can
tcy, Privatcs w. S. I.escsne and G. y.
Rhodus.
On motion Of J. Sidney McFadlin
it was unanimously
Resolred, That when said monument
is purchased the Black River Troop
will parade at Rev. II. w. Mahoney's
aud put said monument up themselves.
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Our New Volume.

With this number the Bunner commtn.
ces It's 9th volume and presents favorable
opportunity for those who feel disposed to
pa,ronize their District papers, to subscribe
and thus place it in the power of the Pro-
pr!etors to improve and add to the present
publication. Ofthe Importance of free,
honest, and independent Press TO any COM
munity, there can be no question, and to
support such is duty every man owes to
himself and society. To those who wish
to advertise, the Banner presents happy
opportunity; our rates are low and our
subscription list larger than at any former
period; the Importance too Of advertising
and making ones business known is now
universally acknowledged. and without it
no man can hope to succeeel, if he de.
pends upon the public for support. The
people Of this eec ton Of tho State are every
day becoming more enlightened, better
educated and ulore alive to their true in.
terests. With this advancement the cir.
cnlation OF the paper extends and with i,
The reputation. credit aud acquaintance of
the advertiser. We hope our friends will
not be slow to perceive and take hold of
tho advantages thus offered.
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For the Banner.
Tribute of HecsDccd.

At meeting Of the Black River
Troop on Saturday the 7th inst, Capt.
l.. B. Davis, was called to tho chair
and G. d. Rhodus acted as Sceretcry.
Capt. y. y. Davis rose and explain.
cd the object of the meeting, and ad.
dressed the Troop in n feeling and clc-
quent manner upon the death Of our
lamcnted fellow citizen and bsothcr
trooper. Sergeant Henry D. Bethune,
after which Lieut.. j. II. Colclough Of.
tercd the following preamble and reso-
lutions, which were unanimously
adopted;
Our esteemed brotlier-soldicr the
late Sergeant Henry ID. Bethune, de-.
parted this life on the 33rd September,
On no occasion have We assembled to
discharge a moro painful duty than
that which devolves upon us Mt this
time. The shock caused by his brief
illness and unexpected death is too re.
cent and our hearts too full of sorrow
to permit US in expressing our feeling
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South Carolina Institute

At meeting Of the Board OF Directors,
held on the 25,h instant, the following
resolutions were adopted, viz:
Resa!ved, That the contractors hating
tailed 10 complete the hall by the rst Hf
uly' IN accordance with thbir Contract,
aad re same 10; now being ready, the
annual Fair is necessarily postponed.
ReSolred, That Fair be held on tho
first fuesdny in April next.
In conformity with the foregoing resolu.
;iiins' the Fair will bs postponed from
November to the first Tuesday in April
next. l.. NJ. HATCH
ChfIfh. Com. on Publication and Printing
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Rev. T.. A. MdsOdI.

S5NVe had tho pleasure on Sunday las,
OF hearing this gentleman preach his fare
we'll sermon before the congregation of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in this
place. Mr.. Moon has now been stationed
IN Sumtcrville for two years and leaves
with the regrets Of the whole community,
I" whom his earnest and Jealous preaching
OF the gospel and strict attention to the
arduous duties Of his profession, have
strongly attached him. We wish him n
long continuation Of life Of usefulness,
devoted to the service Of his God.
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'D'O OUR Subscribers.

We have heard, within the last few
weeks, so much complaint from sub.
scrlbers about not receiving their pa.
pcrs, that we are compelled, in justice
10 ourselves, to say the tiruN is not soita
as. In several instances, lately, where
persons have come to our Office with
the usual "what's the matter we have
not got our Banner this week." they
have been taken to the Post Office and
had it proved to their satisfaction, that
the Banner had been mailed for them
and our duty in the premises faithful.
ly discharged. This is all we can do.
After the paper is mailed our duty is
done, and if it is not received then, it is
because some Post Master, through
whose hands it has to pass, ncglccts to
do his duty in forwarding or delivering
it. We hold ourselves ready and able
to show that we al,cays mail every
subscribers paper, and We hope il any
of our friends fail to get their paper
hereafter, they will notify us of it and
we promise 10 use every cxcrtion to
let the blame rest where it should, and
to remedy the evil. We charge no
particular individual we wish it IN.
derstood, with neglect of duty, but We
speak in justice to ourselves and must
DC excused i'll saying we are dctcrm.
'ncd, it possible, to have justice done
to ourselves.
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Southern Quarterly he
view.

We have neglected. through mad.
vcrtance 10 notice until now the DC
tober of the Southern Quarterly
Review, which was received in due
course. The Review is now published
in Columbia and sustans n reputation
sec ond to no similar publication in the
unltld States. In recommending it to
the warm and hearty support of our
readers, We consider ourselves only
performing duty, which we owe to
Southern interests.
The following arc the contents of
the present number:
|. On the unity oftho Human Race.
2. East Florida: her Lands and
Agricultural Productions.
3. Marriage and Divorce.
4. Essay on American Society. rs
seen through Southern Spectarles.
5. Political Elements.
6. The Respects and Policy of the
South.
7. Petrarch's I.anca.
o. Political Philosophy Of South
Carolina.
.. Northern Periodicals versus the
South.
10 Critical notices.
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New Goods! New Goods |!
SMALIITPROFITS

The undersigned is now in receipt Of an
enlarged and varied general stock goods,
and ls determined TO carry out the princi.
pie Of quick sales and srpaIl profits.
HIS stock comprises Dry {Goods, and
Groceries, in all their numerous varieties.
A heavy stock OF Ready made Clothing,
Just from Philadelphia, which will bcssold,
thIriy per cent. under any t,ing in town.
HAIS Caps ROQTS d SHOES.
Ayafiety of Coutectiqnary. s3
Cfockefy. common and Granite.
II short, ne keeps almost every Thing
which may be called fpr,, at prices which
cannot tail To please. Cu,ue and see Tor
yourselves. :. -. 37Ef ~
NOSES LEVI, q
~ 4, Fricrson's Old Stand. =
Nov. l, 1854 ~
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New Goods

THE subscriber has just ret, ri ID from
the North, and is now apening splendid
stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
of all k'nds, viz:
a beautiful lot Of Res. Plaid and Striped
Silks;
Plain Ca!orcsi in. Black Striped s.;:
Plain d,.
Cashmeres. Merinos, Persian Cloths
Ladies Corsets, Metallic Corset Boards.
I.aees: &c.
Rigulets, assorted colors, French work.
cd Collars. Bands. Sc
Ladies Kid Gloves, Ladies' Gaun,lets
Long Black MitIs for aides and Misses;
Shoes of all Descriptions,
Travelling Trunks. Carpet Bays, Ladies
Work Boxes, &c. sc.
For Planters.
A full stock of Negro Kerseys, Blankets,
Negro Shoes, Groceries, OF al, kinds
Ready made Clothing, Saddleryi Haruare,
Cooking Stoves. Air-ligh, Parlor Stoves,
Farmers Boilers, &c.. al lower prices than
usual. Call and get bargains.
L: B: HANKS.
Oct s5, 1854 So If
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Correspondence of the Banner.
CoLuMprx, S. c.. Oct. 70 Ia5.

Onih, ~. W., oCt. uu, 1904.
1uessrs. Editors: Yesterday even.
ing about 8 o'clock an alarm of fire
was given and shortly after flames
were seen issuing from the main build
ing Of the Columbia Gas Works-a
large brick building in which gas was
manufactured previous to being con.
veycd into the gasomctcr, Many ap.
Prehenslvo OF an "explosion would
not venture near until it was known
that all communication between tho
works and gasometcr was cut Off
which was fortunately done in few
minutes af;or tho fire was discovered.
The building in which the fire origina.
ted and small one adjoining we're
speedily consumed-others near by
being saved only by the active cxer.
tlons Of the Fircncn. In the buildings
saved, large quantities Of Rosin, Tur-
pcntine and other inhammable articles
were stored.
How the fire originated and whether
the bui ldings were insured or not VIC
are unable to find out,
The gas having been cut OF when
the alarm Of fire was first given, sever;
al tho Churches where SERVICES were
being held, were left in the dark, much
to the establishment Of air present.
The Independent Fire Engine Com.
pany deserve credit for the sea! and
activity with which they Worked
The Hook and Ladder Company did
essential service while the Engine
Company No. 2.-composcd of "co.:
ored persons "lnborcd to the best Of
their ability.
Cand!es. Camphone, and other
"light-giving" materials will probably
be at premium to-day and fnr some
time to come. Like Ajax we will hnve
to call for more light"
Still another new Volunteer Com.
pany has been formed in our city,
under the title ofthc "Emmet Guard"
AS its name indicates, it will be com
posed chiefly Of Irshmcn and descend
ents Of frishmen. Our brother Of the
Newspaper Corps, Mr.. w. B. johnson
(of the Caroliniam and Banner) will,
we understand, be IN officer.
This morning the rain Is pouring
down merrily and the weather is quite
warm. We hope for change before
long.
We had the pleasure Of greeting
one ofyour firm, the Senior Editor
we believe, a day or two ago: lie
looks like All Editor whose subseri-
bers all pay up promptly, if you ercr
saw ono who had such good lnck !; and
was. en- route for Camden.
1t is said on the street that the
"Iimes" will shortly be "rcs,lrrcctcd"
land placed under control Of
Messrs. j. II. Giles, its former Edit.
or, and L. II. Britton Esq. late Of
the Charleston Standard and more
recently connected with the Spartan.
burg Express. We will see in "few
days" whether this be correct or not.
We have no further intelligence to
communicate at present.
Yours Truly.
COLUMDIANA,
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Head Quarters. :
44TH REGIMENT.

44TH REGIMENT. S. G. NJ,
OLD FoRD Oct. 81, 1854. 81
ORDER No. .Al%s
D. E. HODGE having been appointed
Quartermastcr Of tbs 44th Regiment.
South Carolina Militia, with The rank Of
lat hcutenant, will he obeyed and rcs.
pectel accordingly.
by order OF
Col. +. NJ. MELLETT.
NJ. G. RAMSEY, Adjt.
Nov. /. 1854 l i,
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Agricultural Association.

The members Of the Sumter Agricultur.
al Association, are rciGcStcd to meet in
Snmtcrville on WEDNESDAY next, the
9Th inst. ~ full attendance is earnestly
requested as business Of great Importance
will be brought before the Association.
]. NJ. PITTS. Pres't.
J. D. BL44sD'Sc, sec;'y.
Nov. l, 1854 II
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X Z FIX z II q =. l.

MARRIED,-On Thursday the Goth ulf,
by the kev. Mr.. MENnEsIfALL. DR.. G.. II
RICHARDSON to Miss MARGARET +. NET.
TIES, daughter of JuHN NErrLEs, ST., ali
Of this District.
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Dissolution

Tho .C"partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of BUTLER & NEwDERY, is
this day dissolved by limitation and mutu-
al consent. All the Notes aud Accounts of
the firm have been placed in the hands Of
Y. N. BUTLER for collection, who is the
only authorized agent to liquiiatc the
debts of the concern. All persons indebted
by note OF account, will please come for
ward and iDaks immediate settlements.
Y. N. BUTLER.
4. MCCAIN NEWBERY.
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Land For Sale.

TllE Subscriber offers for sale valuable
- tract Of Land containing 5l6 acres. alt
in one BODY, situated two miles abnse Cal
vary Church, and fourteen miles below
Sumtervile, and half mile from the road
cadlng from Cajb's Savannah Also,
piece Of 81 actas lying in Saniee Swamp.
convenient to said traEi. for stock range
This land is we'll Fixed with gond dwell
my house and xii necessary out buildings.
Alsoi all plantation tools, Blacksmth's
tools. and a very fine Handmil; all tho
stocs belorging to tho place, including
Hogs; Cattle Sheep and G"ats. This land
Will he delivered to the purchaser next
January.
THOMAS WEEKS.
N. B-The land will either be sold sep,
crate or with The stock, Sc, to suit tho
purchaser. r.. W..
August q, kS)k 40 a..
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION:
Of
THE SOUTH CAROLINA COLL .EGE

OcToRER 20, 1854.
Tho Ohcors and Committee OF Arrange
nen's 81 the flumni AIS 'ciation,, fortiiiet
last winter in Columbia, have dstermniiinct
to celebrate, on The part of the Alumni,
the flitlcth anniversary of the founding Of
the College, on the first Morday in Do
ceInbcr next. They have re oved npon'
the following order Of exercise:
|. An Grafton will be delivered in the
ne" College Hall BY tho Hon. ox.G,v.
Floyd, Of Virginia.
The Alumni will join with the Board
IN that part of its arrangements which has
reference to the proccssiorI.
3. The exercises will be closed with
banquet, to which It is proposed that dis
uhgulsled visitors he invited. ~,
w. c. PRESTON, President.
Nov. l, 1854. l Ct.
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COTTON MARKET.

CrAnLESToN Oct. 2S.
COTTON.-Thc transactions to-day
were limited to 700 bales, at extremes
ranging from 7 IL to 7-S.
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cA7 Persons wishing to see us upon
business connected with the Paper or Law,
can find us at any hour during the day,
at our office, just back Of SoLoMoxs' New
Store. u All letters addressed 10 the
Banner must be prepaid TO insure a,tcn.
ton.
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OF his instrumcntality in the matter
With great qualification on account of
Capt. Nye, oftie Collins steamer Pa.
o.t,o' having some years ago run great
FISK m saving him and his crew off
INC sinking Jessie Stevens in severe
gale OH e:e Atlantic.
JAMES SMITH.
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Agents for the BANNER.
JAMES SMITH.

Agents for the Banner.
The following persons have been mp
pointed Agents and are authorized TO re-
ceiye, and receipt for, all sums due the
Sumter Banner. Any person wishing to
become subscriber to the Banner, hy
handing them their name and address will
have the paper forwarded promptly.
They will also see to forwarding all ad-
vcrtising business connected with the
paper.
w. W. WALkcR JR., Columbia 8. C..
5. w. WHITAKER. Wilmington, N. c.
WILLIAM HYDE. -. &c. t"
Il. Z. LOGAN. .SumterviIle S. C..
No other person is authorized to receipt
for the Banner.
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Having Bought the interest in the
Stock IN trade from Mr.. Y. N. BUTLER Of
the late firm Of BUYLER g. NEwBERy.
will from This date curry on the mercantile
business upon my own responsibility: re-.
turn my thanks to the cuStnmcts OF the
late firm, and earnestly solicit eon,iftu.
ance of their patronage,
A: MCCAIN NEWBERY.
Oct. 36, 1854. If,
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Having sold my interest in the Stock in
trade TO MIR. A. NJ. NEwBERY, I would
recommend him to the customers who 30
literally patronizcd tic late firm.
y N. BUTLER.
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Cambria hove in sight he had become
almost lunatIc from extreme thirst,
from eating biscuit soaking in sea wa.
ter, and attempted to quench it by
blood sucked from veins of his arm
opened with his penkniIe, and attempt
ing to drown himself several times, he
had been prevented by Capt. Luce and
Mr.. Allen, until longer endurance
seemed impossible with him when the
Cambria appeared. Mr.. Allen too,
although saved himself, had too much
reason to fear the loss of his wife and
several other relatives, who we're on
board with him and whom he saw
placed on the raft of spars before the
. ship went under. Sound those three
my companions in tho cabin of the
Cambria, and being attended to like
myself. The old Frenchman and the
five firemen were comfortably quarter.
ed away in the forecastle, ali suffering
much, and the old man having lost his
"compagon de voyage" the mess boy
who held out long as he could, but
finally rolled overheard.
In the course OF q few days we all
began to get round and feel pretty well
Sith the exception Of the severe pains
in our feet, which continue with very
little internission, and at the same
thno tits most eongenial to our feel.
taSs that through the leadership OF Mr..
Wsiker, We have the daily opportuni.
" OF rendering praises and ,hanksgiv-
ing TO o gracious God for his mercy
and goodness towards US.
aapt. Russell fecls the cireums tancc
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
GNN I...a.:s:,ss ssE's..,s sslg..ss

A PASSENGER TRAIN Oh CARS leaves the d,
"a pot. in Petersburg every day. Sunday excepted,
ut o'clock NJ, and arrives al Burkcyie AZ the IN
tersection OF the Richmond aud Dunvillc Rnil-ioad
ut 10 ooorkA connecting BY hnl Road with Messrs
I. Fagg & Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court ousc.
Halifax Couu House, Danvillo aud Greensboro, /.
mud arriving at farmyile nj ll.30. A M connecting
there with Mcssrs. Flugg Caldwell \ Co. Stage Linz
fof lynchburg
Returning, the train leaves fntmye at |, p. Nj
ard Burkes ale at % p. m. arriving % Petersburg IL
time Tor the trains going Nnrth 81 SOUTH. connecting
every tuesday nd Friday with tie AppomattoX Rail
Road with The sp ndi nshps Roanoke aud Jumes-
tJwb Tor N,wNork which ea,e Cit, Point at 7,P NJ.
and every Wednesday III steamships for Phiade phu
which leave City Point u; The same hour.
ssengers preerrne tn remn IN Petersburg the
night, can tnke The norm TN North at " A. N.
The James River Bonts iut Old int Norfolk up1 bou
mere at 8. A NJ the farthe South, at ira
A.
Arrangements have been made 10y winch through ties
cts hetween the following points ma be procured at
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg aud Lynchburl through in
hiieeh nonrs' .----.- .-.-...--.-. - w
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Spring. through in Two ys,--............. Q 90
Between Petersburg and bile Sulphur 81 nqs,
through in two days, ....-. 10 0h
Between Petersburg Danvile, through IN
ty-taur hours, -....-..--.. ..
Between Petersburg Gee sboro', N. C., thro
IA two days,..-- -....... 10 o.
Between Petersburg and Salisbury n through
m tlree ...----.... Is %
Between Peter sburg aud Chnrlntte Sts on
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morniue at 6, A. u,arl
returns the days. Any person wishing to see tn
rates II freight obtain freight list hy calling u o
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
derJ f. J. " ALL Supit
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THE SEASONS.

recently arranged the walls Of MnniS 4 Tan
ners Daguerr elan Gallery decidedly the beau.
tifn things of the kind we have ever hehrd.
They add attractions their rooms which before
seemed o contain gems of nri in thu inimablo spec
ol Dugucrreot ped beauty sufficient satse the
eye and susty the curiosity ofany reasonable person..
MINNIS & TANNERS
Mntois EXCELSIOR, and they really seem determined to
reach Al enrn, if they have alt eady aaintd
a position the pinnacle of lame in their beautiful
Gil zens and strangers should not fail visit the
Lynehbure Photographic Gallery, if only the
SEASONS" Entrance on Main, doors from Bridge
street Jun Is