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COLU n B1A, S. C..
E;;S Mrs. Sarah Fleming and james r. Flcm-
6aG ing respectfully give uotice, that they buve
purchased and assumed the management of the
American Hotel, lately SO successfully conducted
ny Mr.. C. Janney.
In tuking charge OF this Establishment, they do
with tho intention of using every meas that cx-
perience and energy will supply, to give entire sat-
isfaction to theirpatrons, aud promise jealous
tention to their comfort. Ii nsking continuance
OF fair portion Of public support they do so with
the assurance that they intend to deserye il.
The table will be supplied with every thing that
the market affords, served up in the best manner,
and dispensed by watchful attendants; and the
chambers and parlors will be found always ready
for the ereccption Of guests.
SARAH FLEMING,
]. T.. FLEMING.
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH
W. S. WOOD,
MANUFACTURES OF AND DEALER IN
Boots Shoes and Brogans
No. 1856 Richardson st., first door belo,r the N arket
at the Corner formerly occupied By
G. NJ IAeapson d. Co.,
COLUMBIA, s. c.,
HASpow in store large aud we'll selected as
II sortment Of all descriptions of goods usually
to be found in Shoe Store, consisting Of Ne
groe's peg and Nailed Drogans, Stitch Downs,
House Servants Shoes, all ciaeses, winch are
offered by the case, dozen or single pair, nt the
lowest figures. CASH.
y -------------,;:.. A L s o,
Ladies' fne Brk aud Cord CATER, Ladies' Kid
and Morocco Walking Shoes and Slippers. from
the House Of j. Miles g. Sou. Philadelphiu.
ALSO, ~
Gents Fine, eaR Dress Pump and Stitched
Boots ae iss own manufacture which are offered
~ a6sse. ~
n. p Thy Manufacturing Department 10
peder thu eSSupeHntendence Of an experienced
Workmsht taEd all wnrk intrus.ed to his care,
satisfaction.
- W.SsWO0D, 1856 Richardson's 81.
b. ~ - Hrst door below the Market, :
!. October 8, 1854 81. .x Is. .t$$s.%'Sly.
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by Royal Letters Patent.
THE HY YDROMAGEN;
OR,
WATERPROOF, ANTI CONSERVATIVE
CO R K S OIL e S.
MANUFACTURED DY
HARc0uRT, BRADLEY & CO.,


a. Market St., Manchester.
Principal Warehouse, lO2 Wood Street.
Chc"pside, London, England.
American establishments, SO Ann Street,
and lO2 Nassau Street, Ne,o York,
United States.
TUNlE IIydromngen is n valuable discovery for
4 protecting the feet from damp or cold, and
therefore n preventative Of many Lung diseases,
mthont any ttoctority rIoterer. The ii ytlroma-
yen Is i tile form oil sole. ond worn inside the
boot or shoe. Its mcdicdfcd character is q DOW.
crful antidotc TO disease.
For Gentlemen, it will be found agreeable,
warm, and healthy, to wear in The coolest or
rGiniest weather, as the foot cannot become wet
If the l1ydromngen is inserted. Ladies may
wear the lightrst solcd boots or shoes in the most
nclemcnt weather with impunty; while Con.
sumption, so prevalent among, the young of our
country, may be thwartcd by their general adop.
,'on. 1hey entirely superseae orer-shoes, as tho
latter cause the feet to perspire ir. Il very un.
healthy manner; and. besides, are not danger.
ous wear to pedestrians in icy weather, like In.
da rubbers. While the latter cause the feet 10
appear extremely large, the IIydromagcn, being
mere thin slice Of cork prepared peculiarly
paced inside. does not increase the SIZE Of the
boot, or cause the foot to appear untidy. 10
Children, they are extremely valuable, rs they
may engage in exercise with comfort and healthy
effects. Their expense is So slight as TO scarce
need mention; besides, those who pnironizc them
will find their yearty doctors bills mach din.in-
ishcd McrlbN
As the 1lydromagen is becoming more known,
its sale is increasing 10 un allnust incredible cx.
tent. Last year in London, Manchester, Bir-
ming CHAM, Liverpool, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin,
Paris, Antwerp, Hamburg, and Berlin, our sales
reached ! ,732.450 pairs Of Cork Soles This
year the number will far surpnss that.
Ask the Faculty their opinion of their value
as preventative for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Asthma aud Consumption.
Mems size, per pair, 35 cents.
tsss ladies' size, ks,do. 80 do.
Iss;Fs IssslsSs5 4 do.
stiees,swe make a
Id aISdsW hulcsa-
/ kissss rnfkssa inc,
|Iasy > ksPs 9 any Slss Of
siIR;I sgs5z sgs & & 8 S., ! & =, 4
e y 90 Anu Nav FORKS
Feb 65 &s ~ ~
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The Renowned Iscnlc0y.
Holloway's Ointment.

lhis extraordinary Cngent is composed OF the
most healing Balsans, and when used in ac.
e"rIa''ce with ie directions which accompany
each pot, Will insure cures when ull other
means fail Gases Of the most desperate skin
diseases readily yield to its efficacy. 1t is fam
GUS when used in cases OF Gout, Rheumatism.
contracted or stiff joints. In Asihmas it will
do wonders if we'll rub: ed into the chest
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j. & i. II. EWnrt,

j. & j. II. EWnrt,
Sign OF the Golden Jack Plane, Columbia, S. C.,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
OFFER for ale "A complete asHrtment Of Black
" smiths and Carpenters Tools; Shelf, Hard
ware aud Cutlery; Mill Irons and Mill Saws !;
Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs; Machinis's fools, &c.
Groceries and Provisions. Goods delivered at the
Depot FREQ of charge. Sept. 20.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

AdbeO'Ne District-In the Common Pleas.
jon" ".'k''''"' ... me,:.w.a A,,ss'esps; n ps,,,n
Thos. F. Jones. P,'if's a,t'r a :sr''"'
"HEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the seventh
w day OF November, eighteen hundred and
~ fifty -four, file his declaration against the
Defendant. who Ut is said, is nbsen, from and
without the Limits of this Stale, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy of the said declaration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered that the said
defendant do appear and plead to the snd dec
laration, on or before the eighth dav of Noye,n.
bcr, eighteen hundred and fifty-fivc, otherwise
final and absolute judgment will then be given,
and awarded against him
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.cr
Clerks Office, Nov.7, 1894 "
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AbbeviNe District.-M The Common Pleas.
job" w. White mecawon A,,ssA%ept; n p.,,;n
jeremiah Shehane. PMS Att'y.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the seventh
w day OF November, eighteen hundred and
W hfty-four, file his declaration against the
Defendant, who, lit is said, is ahsemt from und
without the limits Of this Siute, and hus ueilher
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy of the said declaration might be
served: II is therefore, ordered, that the suid
Defendant do appear and plead to tho said dec.
laration. on or before the eghtI, day Of Nov-m-
Der, eighteen hundred aud fifiy-fiye, otherwise
ST.f ur,a sSeo'ute inignssas will then be given,
and awarded against hiuS -
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.c.p.
Clerks Ofice. Nov. z. 1854 "
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Candy; Candy
TNrYE Hdndfeds It's choice CSSdy Or ysss6hsi
E NneS ast received and fer.safe.by. y z:
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SEaARS AND TOBACCO

nEefARS AND TOBACCO.
sHAtt!isrY THOUSAND SEGARs. embracing
aii OF The most Popsstsr and costly -
Vow in use,cni lepd and for sale at en-,
vance on cost. &, 1. - = }5z''
- boxes TOBACCO of every ,yarid
i l9Sseee .k26 lhs} put up IN n,sS =; m ed
inside with tin fill, thes finest ART Svss sliSs:
duced. tRor sails BY - K ER 81 &:
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Fresh Arrivals at the Drug Store

III SuUscrEUcrs 1IuFe JHsC rtctIveu IhfEe M:
Il ditions to their former stock. among which
are
White Lead aud Linsccd Oil, large SUPPLY.
Coach. Japan and Copal Vurnshes.
Segurs-"C Cobdcn," "Aurnlia," "Cotton
Plant" and other G,vorte and superior brands.
Olive Oil, for table use.
Castor Oil, by the bottle or gallon.
100 ounces Quininc.
Superior Brandy and Wines, for medicinal pur-
poses only.
Cooking and Washing Soda.
Alcohol Spirits of Turpentnc, Train and
Ncatsfoo, Oils.
Pure aud genuine Chemicals de-, DC.
To all of which they invite attention.
ALbevillc G.. III. WARDLAW e. LYON.
mar 46
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cW The friends of Capt. s. A. IIODG ES re
spectfllly announce him ms candidate for Tax
Collector Mt tho ensuing election.
cB- Tho friends of Rev. JAMES MOORE
would respectfully announce him as I. Candidate
for reelection TO the Office of TAX COLLECTOR, at
the ensuing election.
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q BOUTH CAROLINA.

s9ssksB0UTH CAROLINA,
e0eViNe District-m lie Common Pleos.
lsaeorgc A. Miller, Foreign Attachment
rs: McG"wan Il Perrin,
bcnJ J. si"rrlson- PITS Atty.
~ !IEREAS the Defendant did, OH the seventh
w day al November, eighteen hundred and
= -. fifty y-fon', ilc his declaration against t;..
Defendant. who. Ut is sadly is absent from aud
without the limits of this STATE. md Inns neither
:. .tfs r"r attorney known within the same. upon
whom cei.y of the said declaration NIGH: br
served: 1t is therefore ordered, Tint the said
Drfentnnt do appear nnd Head to the snd dec
iaration. OH or before the eighth day of Nov"n
her, eighteen hnn,l:"d nnd iiHy-fiv,.. otherwise
f'nal and nl'>"l"te judgrncn, will t.:cn he given,
and awarded against him
- MATTHEW MCDONALD, ccr.
Clerks Office. Nov. l3th 1854 ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14
THE ELECTION IN KANSAS.

We are informed by geoemen from remote por-
ton of the Territory that the citizens there we're ia
issu state Of ignorance in regard TO the late elec-
ton. They assure that twice the numler Of votes
N BIT have been pord for Gov. Ree1er if the coun-
ties had been canvassed in the proper manner.
OF the election 70 delegates TO ,he Constitutional
convention, they knew nothing uoti t~o or three days
previous the election, and a, some precnc they
knew nothing Of il at all. Many OF 'he CT liens did
ot vote 81 all becau.e they we're led 10 believe that
there would be Othor election thai the one held on
the first Mon'ay of October, and qui'e number OF
them tried % yoe that day. but not permitted
TO DO co. because tbey did not support the sht per-
"son." We hope in future that, when an election as
important he recent one, is held in this Territory,
every portion Kapsas will be visited and the peo-
pie roused 10 = full seIee of their DUTY.
We are confident that tsere are, in the northern
part OF the ,erri'ory, large number OF squattens
who Free State men 10 principle, but are rather
lukewarm and leo 10 believe by men OF tue oppo-
site I,ry that in vo ing for Free Stae measures they
sre only turiheriDg thu objects OF large number Of
aboitonsts on the Kansas river The objects OF the
Emigrant Aid society is depicted to tsem IN most
horrible Toe more ignorant are led TO believe
that when that society becomes sufficiently powerful
the insti' uiions OF Missouri will be overturned car
mage sDd crime will be the ORDER of the day, and
KaItas will fs into the hands of the most ultra Abo-
ll.ioIisis.
Every specie' Of calumny has been heaped upon
Gov. Retoer by his enemies, and nothirg has been
sale 10 his favor by bic fiencs, and as uatura con-
sequence he ia in disrspute even among those who
should be bis friends. large number OF Free Sts,e
II en- did not go 20 be polls lie auss IN y we're made
ia sely to believe that Gov Reeder was a corrupt
msn
five bevs not oStsr ed an immense ma on y 10 the
Territory at this election may lay i solely 10 n
want Of exertion, md OF s. icIent time 10 acquant
he citizens of VIVA, we sm at.
While the citizens Of Missouri KAYE been straiaing
every nerve, we have been enjoying Rip Van Wokle
sleep or perhaps exerpg ourselves in portion of the
TER tory alreaoy sufci. nty reused and neglecdng
that which required it far more than this.
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nine dsys and On the hupdredth be gets any mat
,ent;on he win resent il, and 10 10 these who have
bsen b. q. treated that Of en- do the injury, and
there is no trusting any Of them. There 10 consid-
cradle bitterness toward the officers at Fort Lane
ON account Of the want OF interest," Inani'estrd, u
IL charged in sup pressing the robbers And stopping
tbsir depred atoms. The report came oy express.
men when was at Crescent CIV cIuhtming ~nAt
7 fe,,ed. that Mrs Wagner and child were killed
and the bouse and barn fred in a few mioutes
After Mr. Wseon.r and myself left. The Indians
were A company Of Shustees, who had been joined
nerbaps by Johns and Sans tribes after the Sdn-
dav NIGHTS work Of the volunteers on Bqtle
Creek-for the volunteers hsd attacked three
sncampments and killed twenty-four In
dams. which Captain White and bis sol
diers bur ed on Monday and enough more TO make
forty II vas supposed after this the Indians
had come down Rogue river, burning and nur.
derpe all the way They had attacked wagons killed
the men, and taken bOrses aud whisky and guns,
and whatever else they could appropriate; and
a nule-ua near Mr.. WsgOners was LETT By the
men when they saw the Indians firing the house
and numbering the inmates. These men, IN going
IN Jacksonville had seen dead bodies all along the
road The house at Evans ferry eight miles from
WapOners, Jones house, four miles, andW ag)ners,
and I NO further down toward the Willamette were
reported as destroyed With the scattered position
Of the people in Rogue river and Illinois valleys
there can be no protection TO the property, and
the only safety OF the people is in meeting
and placing themselves in condition to defend
their lives Tbs wsr is one Of determination,
designed on both sides; but the Indians will
of course be defeated. fhe Government troops
were Immediately dispatched in chase down
Rogue River valley, under Msl0' Fitzgerald.
The Governor Of California has ordered three
com ,anes sent up 20 Northern Californis, and
yesterday the Columbia carried up troops to the
ORGAN
There ia a general combination of the Indians in
Warrington and Oregon Territories, and the war
will be very bloody one, not eq aaled for atrocity
in the annals of the past, perhaps. W.
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HAVANA.
From Our Own Corespondent.

From Our Own Correspcndent
HAVANA, Thursday, Nov. c, 1855.
have received reliable information that another
cargo Of Africans has been landed In the southeast
of this island since my last, although my informant
was not enabled to state the precise locality where
they we're lan0ed, nor any other particulars beyond
the fact that the vessel from which they were
landed was called the Cyrus.
A paragraph appeared in the Prn.a newspaper
of this city a few days since, to the effect that
Great Britain was endeavOring to obtain further
concessions from Spain relative to the African
slave trade but that Spain would not grant any.
thing more. could not avoid smile as | perused
the paragraph, az the impert hence of a newspaper
in this Instant colony declaring what the Govern
ment of Spain will or will not do. Ill read the signs
of the times Alright il will be seen within a few
years, that if Spain desires to hold possession of
Cuba not only the slave trade, but Slavery itself,
will have to be abolished.
The mail steamers which touch at this port will
be in future allowed to enter il after shutdown,
although neither the mails nor passengers will be
permitted to be disembarked until the next day.
An unfortunate wretch named +. Sanches will
this morning be ushered into eternity for having
killed two police officers, the last day of last
month upon their attempting to take him before
commissary of police, he having run away from
the chain gang.
The Ocean Bird has proved herself the fastest
steamer afoat She made the passage from your
port to this in the unprecedented short time of
four days and five hours.
The bark HebeD Shepherd, master, of Boston,
was run on the rocks of the Moro Castle by the
pilot, last Sunday. She remained there between
eight and nine hours, but happily was got of with
out having sustained serious damage
The weather continues delightful, the mercury
standing at an average from seventy-fve to eighty.
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CLOSE OF THE FAIR OF THE AMER
ICAN ms PITUTE.
LIST OF PREMIUMS,

The fair of the American destitute closed yesterday.
TIE display Of American products and manufactures
in have been larger than ever be collected,
except at the great exhibition in 1853 Pecunsry
the fair hos been triumphantly successful, and it
affords abundant proof that an exhibition above
Foreth street be made 10 pay. The net receipt
are ssid TO amount 10 over fifteen thousand dol
lars We sUbjoin q full list of premiums:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
John Moore Front seet-EOr best Hay and Straw Cutter
j. g. Bovey Co, Twenty fourth and T~eDty6e streets
H. EYmF:5 sec NJ be-, by and s:w sIs ss ~
L. L. hagsr F,sns"r be, kiuier Co. N. Y-For best Har
Daniel. R.,meBd Wood.Cek \. Y-For best Coru.tst.
Cutter Silver Medal This Is also an excellent machine
Up Kenyon, M0ni., o-esO Co, N Y.FOs best Ok Yoke
Msi.. scossld Buffalo, N Y-Fm M.eAin.made Wooden
Emo. wcadU4 Ebs.b.h City, Y-Eor be-, selff..euIns
D. Philips shsfsbury n Y-For best farm G.te-D plona
Medals 10 be ar0rded on trial
Howard Co.. Bufslo-Far best Moving 81 .chne-Dip.om'
Gale MDls, poushssePe, N. YsOr second best Moving
harh Dip-ua
Jchn s. Wright, Chicago, -FOr best Mower sad Reaper
Howard Co. Bufao-For second best Mower and Reaper
F. G. johns D. Bridge street BrOOOkIyn-far best wsdmi
R. A.r-For best display of Agricultural Implsmen '-G'd
John Ayhe,-For record display Of Agricultural Ipe.
m.Bts-Slyer Nee
John Moou-For bird 5en dhpsy of Agricultural Implements
Silver Medal.
Horse. Shoe without nails. The JUICES request
public tiial.
Nothing new has been discovered 10 the folls wing
articles on exhibition:
Corn Shelters Chains. Gu1en Engines
F-rn hiss. CsolcrOrs. Ws<ajns Machines,
VesetAsie Cutters, seed Dnls, Cider NJ u.
BATHS.
ThcmAs D. Mott. Water street, New Yosk-gor seifAcas
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

The South Pacific mail arrive here on Saturday,
xOth ust. We are ind. oed 10 the Kindness OF the
ppiser for the following memorandum;
fsslhc Steam Navig suop Company ss'esTnship New
Granada. Henry Wyld, commander, arrived al nes
anchorage m the bay at IL o'clock this morning. Sue
brings forty two passengers aud about four hundred
and ninety -seven thousand collar. IN specie.
Passed on the l7'h, about 10 O'CLOCK a. M, s'esmer
belt VIA, boupo south
II dst.s ara. Valparaiso, Sapt. %; Csllso, Oct. l6
CHILL-rhe national Festivities OF Septemoer Al
most put s'oO 10 business during tne term OF toeu
duration Every tking passed on ~ei'i sno me open
ing Of portion of the Valparaiso alo >sntiago rsa-
rosd orued not tue et Interesting feature IN tse fes
tivites.
Congress was adjourned. but was to be oonvoked in
ezra session TO examine the clVh oo1e.
The dsmsud for -four has fallen on toe last SAFE Tor
exper, vas made at $l4 and the prices for home con-
sumption are now quoted al sIE ios so'u 'an'''So
brands
Copper lie scarce and no Transactions hsve taken
place
BoLu,,.-Scsrcely had Belzu left Bolivia before
evolutionary movements broke out IN vsi2as pisces
General Lspzs, and Coils. Montslvo fanes, Msno,
and many others raised the revolutionary standard IN
PueariBi Gen N lena, with forces OF about one
hundred men and tao guns. marchei 20 as'aeS 'ne
,evolntonists, bat Lama hesriog o. us o, a.
iet the town He WIS., 90 sevcr. afefwsd met oy
tne govern ent forces ano Zspaa ana nOeeOso' Two
Oh tne revolutiep ary iesdess, were killed.
In Coroeoro, DIR. LiDares and Others aiso gos up
Revolutionary noyemeDt bat wss put DO IN oy tue
paneha guard and the arrival o. the cavalry VINO
had accompanied Belzu to the past Lua-os aud The
opef lesders escaped. Some Of the periodicals OF La
Pax state that tne revelation s quite put ao~n ~ the
kor'h bat IN Oruro, Coch)leambs, ard Santa Cruz,
And Ia Sierra all vas ret yet quiet
PhRu.-The convention still continues IN session.
II. question Of religious 10 ershon Is exciting grea'
sea- Of mserest among all parties
Ire press complains Of the disorgsnEed state 0!
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THE CALIFORNIA MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE EMPIRE CITY.
al.e5O. 600 II GOLD.

Tie United Stat 10 ii, steamship Enpbe City, ~
WIN 10 commander arrived ., this pCrt lss' ev -uing.
ebe kft Aspnw all Now 3, at II pm with the Uoited
% ts mails q 6s4 900 in treasure and -even hundred
end IN passengers received from the Pacific u.J
sssamsbip Col en- Age, J. T. Wskins, co uu snder,
Which Iert saa Francisco Oct. 20 1t md ,ived
1t Panama NV. 2, at II pm Th- Emp's CITY N
count red strong nor winds duriog toe el tire ~
ssge No 81 KIN. Is % bo.Td.
The passen. ers who Ief, New-York Sept. 90 by
be Northern Light mad not srived st ssa Francisco
on the sailing Of he Colleen Age, Oct. 20
Nov. II, Of Cape Hst:er.s, n y. ". ABOUT one haa-
dreo and fifty mice sixhSiz.1 the British bark Com
Dodore, st,DdtDg 10 south and ess-
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sisr q the Chlboht slaf'dt, and the hf1botdnAuon
Of VI. lsberen.
party who started for the Amazon unde, the auspices
Of g"v,rDmtbt They bad sdvspcsd T. Panoortam-
DO, tSept 81 after having experienced m.ny har'-
ships 90 the rosd from the Government officers who
pprhsseo at dear rates and any of The party at one
tine felt inclined te return A. Psncortanbo the eI.
p@oiioDis's were well received and obtained part of
The money promised them 70, their expenses bu. not
the arms az promised. A nesseoger bad 70 he sent
back 70 Lilo for more explicit orders ron the gov
enmen, The party have 10 build launches, aud do
not expect 10 leave for sI month";. At Cuzco they re
ceived an accession 10 heir number ADD are nov
about forty strong. Gold was found By the Indiana
in the neighborbood Of Pancortumbo, and party Of
len we're 10 stsr on prospecting tour. The go!a n
dts,ib4d az similar 10 that OF Australia
PanaIns St.r sni n .rsid-
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FROM CARTHAGENA.

We have been favored by a gsot.man with the fol-
lowing extract Of letter received ON Car nsgHa
by The last msil which shows that the Csr'a ,neros
IRE little b.ttes of thso we are mere 10 Panama.
We wish Santa ADna would come over here with
miloa or two Of HIS spare cash. He could fad pleny
Of use for il and coud, by LIBERIA outlay Of his
fancs, undoubtedly make himself very popular on the
Ia. nus.
This place is wretchedly poor no business doing,
ano propery werth nothing.
Hopes of the Diqne being opened are evap >rat-
ing, as dresd is now eot rt4ned that the co spauy
will discover that the Mag iaens is the most pota 1e
scene for their operations hts are raiuousy hi h.
the boats not being sufficient or the large Gu antilles of
tobacco and gu na brou. ht to Honda.
santa Anna is succouring all bv e1diog bic thou
ssnds for limited time free of interest was assured
by person near hun that his wealth exceeds twelve
millions"