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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15

OConmi Of The Ohio Canal Fund by virtue
act Of the General Assembly OF the State Of Ohio ptsE
Marcia IL, 1880 hereby give notice that sealed proposal
ioon at the Office Of the Ohio life Insurance and TTus
Company NewYork for loan ofTwo MI lions Si1 Hun
lr49 Thousand Doars for which IsefSble certificates
v Ohio State Stock will be issued a. follows
One Million SIX Hundred thousand Dollars To- oeun
,nnusliy In The City Of NewYorh and the principal rein
,-rsd Al he pleasure 81 the State after The year 1873
One Million OF Dollars 10 bear interest ~ The rae OF avt
Der cent per anuum, payable a. above and ne pnepe
The certificates Of stock oil lear interest fom he 10
day of July 1850 $500
The oreuiums offered for said lean si be paid IN cts
j IN Ohio six per Of 1850 81 par on ~ day q
Ipsnng the proposals. BY deposing the ssms with ~
Ohio Life Insurance and Trus Company New foTk 70 10
rstit OF ae Ohio Canal Yard ColnnssionerE The tai
nee or principal 10 be paa as above either In each
ohio sr per stock ~ 1880 Al par, the lsi day
luy next when thc concztes 81 stock will to delivered
The proceeds Of the above loan required or he re
isnpon Of the FIVE and air per cent Socds OF Ohio ne
.1dng amer December 81, 1870 Proposals may, theT.
ors desired, TO made Sh the understanding that efe
pc meut Of the premium OF The ak per cent sOck
premium and aye per cert Of TIRE preipel OF The i've
ssr per om the s july 10 be paid 10 suns OF
lot than i've ho1send dollars, al e pleasure OF y,
liis a, any ume before the Stat day Of December, 1881
tie s.ocks being Withheld collateral security fcf suei
piyHent
The proposals. which mag for an aTi Of said losi
.0 less thar Thousand doGrs, sse The smour
hal viii be paid for zach hundred dollars Of soet ola
l1 a;ing between the i've and sr per eents giving ne
ddf-ss making the proposal ard D. osoc
q al snveop marked Froporzt5 few Ch0 State Lean
,ad sdtreasoa % The Ohio Cans. Fsnd Conn 'sone care
y ~ SILL Acting CanAl FUND ComnifSonsI
JOHN WOOD. Auditor Of Stale.
A A. BLISS, Treasurer Of Sisle - iJub
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o,,n .LLsN,. AMERICAN INLAND PAS.


j SAGE LINE-llceused By TIE authority Of The slae
.ri Civ Of Eew-Yors-Por TIE Protecuor Of Emgrrnu
and other PAssengers-Ofice l57 Cedar-si Hew.Yorh-
Ta- subscriber has been engaged In forwarding herch
iss and Passengers from Hew-Yofk to tie Western Ggc
Southwestern States, twenty-five yegs, but 81 TIE
present time directs his whole attention 70 the Forwarding
n Passengers and and their luggsgehis facilities for
which unsrpassed by any house In the business be
IN accommodate The traveller with any mode Of convey
,aee-steambosL rlroad, esnsl-drsI secoudelssS
1bn thai be can grade bis eIPenses BY big
hoce Of the differ modes u conveyanee-a Of hic
are krst-cAss Of their hind, ard 90 moieTate terms
Persons residing In his country having fnerds erri'
grading from Eurooe 70 ne interior OF the United s,sca
~ll render them kindness By directing heu, her ~
Ta IN NewYork, 10 cal Al ts o.hoe before engaging
tloif passage elsewhere-ss here they viii be fncly
rss.sd honestly dealt with and al conrscts carried cal e
ne letter. Any arrangements made with The folowips
,yants shall be duly complied with BY JOHN ALLEN
AezHTs
cleazcr Jones, Is Uaion-st Liverpool
Hebry Allen Albany.
Thos. HYDE, Kng-sI Towsrhill London
John RignsJ, Rochester.
william Juhn Doyle, Beifhs.
William Allen Buffalo.
Richard K Elliott Detroit
E--r--s 7osi-osid .r--d-c To- mic Sneoo
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poWELToN HOUSE, NEWsuRaH.

4a THE PROPRIETOR OF his favore and sgreesbs
~ place Of Summer resort takes pleasure 10 calling ~
attention Of The NewYork public TO the fact thai be ;
prepared for the reception and OF ehe
transient OF permanent boarders The high estimation
which houseis held By families who have spent the Sun
there he Is will render an extended nous
offs superior point aon scenery, dfv
&c unnecessary. Ia this parti usr has no equal on -
Hudson River Toe lader heretofore, VIII be snpphd
with every deicscy ihe mark-s shord Ia sdduon 70 ~
former facilities for reaching Newburgh by sesnocsA
there are five trains OF passing daily either way fon
New.York a9d Albany. Early app caou should be made
for selection OF rooms telU zm' u DONADi
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middle classes aud the workingmen's associations
II can aid his labors In that direction ,hsl 10
40 willingly The rich will act more wisely in help
ing the poor to rise BY their own efforts than by
Striving to crush them by canning aud brute force.
when new ideas, arising from new wants are born
into the world they cannot be strangled and got
md Of they must be fed and fostered and associat-
Gu VII" ''A' WV HrGH DoRERTY.
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SCHOOLS.
ERkNCH BOANDING AND DAY sCns


ERENCH BOARDING AND DAY school,.
L Madame Hix has removed her French and Engia
8oarding and pay School nom 4 CMrollpisce 70 ~
st. Marksplsce near Firss-av. The new Location op9
al3 s.ry, with q large garden, and The house, doune
ole with every modern convenience. She invites Zoo
htying daughters for whom they desire thorough M
6rstclsss educsran 10 all branches 10 call ard exame
hsr tesdmonias She has had committed 10 her u
iau ghers Of many OF the leading families OF this city ~
.sn reser o all my7u
n -. -ChUOL AGENCY, 80 Broadway, es,sh
" .shed l847, with unparalleled facilities and follows
with the best results 10 procuring competent teachers g
ernesses nc The Checks selling 10 teachers and -
poyers from 81 to s. and upward payable to order 10 ~
vice AT the rate Of per cent one years compen
don aud the parties proposed until suited No chns
for distributing circulars sod procuring pupils App1
early, full, and postpaid References eIehsnged
jal2 stWF&s' y n. WILCOX. Proprietor.
lNINANr,s BOAKDING SCHOOL FO9
w BOYS.-At Little Ferry, nine miles from hoook9
J. This Institution 10 designed for young scs All ~
present number OFF under twelve years Of age mc
none will be received who older. TENS from 5000
S20 per year. Circulars obtained OF Mr. oslandet sW
Cana and Varick srs New York jel2 In
XHTANTED-Ina Boys Boarding School, q miles froe
w the city, Q young man competent TO instruct smu
boys as assistant But part OF bis time will be requires
and he could devote the remainder 70 bis studies boes
and tuition will be given for his services References 70
CURED. Address Boarding School, Port Chester n T.
je5 Staw2wMW&S'
DOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-lriH
I'D Institute, Tarrytown, N T.. Pupils admitted al sg
dine Circulars al 2n5 Broadway
my27 I'm WIN. p. LYON, NJ Principal
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DnARDING m TIE COUNrRY-vm.ge Hs

DHughsonvtle, Duchess Co The subscriber has spslst
no pains Ia preparing this ell known and old estsoss>
Hpel for accommodation " City bosrders TIE room
are well ventilated and pleasant aud The iocsny OF ~
Hall OF the mosi qaiet aud comfortable reuean 9
families durpg the summer mouths
Hughsouville 10 situated In the most healthy part Of he
country one mile FROM the Hudson River Rat koad by
which communication be had with the city fve ns
day The drives around the village are most Delighted
and there several churches In close proximity ID
Hall
The subscribers long experience 10 hotel keeping h
trus,s will render to those who msy favor him vher
patronage, every assuranco OF pleasant hore md
commodAting terms
Conneced with the establishment is good Livery s,aSA
and carriages and horses can be hsd at AL times
Stages run regularly the Raj Road to meet each uas
Refersaees: Asa Van Shsck Esq, Wsverly.Plsce
V Price, Esq 81 Burling Slip
ieS tweed
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HAnILroN HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON

his friends and The pubic tat the above establishment
COW open Tor the reception Of guess Since Il was -
s..s-s been enlarged and improved ss % yasu
favorable comparison with any -hef building OF Toe and
In Tho country. Ii 10 the 81 every one who ysnl
hat no Other house pr-seots such admirably susnRed sa
or rooms for families and the single rooms are eqaay con
modoas One hundrei tsenrv three new rooms hass
been added, including several psriors with bedrooms
s1ite. tbs ureqaaed advantages which me hsniios
House possesses In polntof situation, Commanding 40 srs&
view OF tie Ocean, and enjoying constant 'esoreefs
while At the tine surrounded ny cultivated eounnS
aud the most beanfa wsks drives are too well knowI
10 u-ed more special mention The proprietor deSes
mined TO mske the Interior comforts Of he house ecck
To exterior advantages and be hslters himself that -
eisias ard lsrder will satisfy all who may honor bin xk
th-ir COMPANY. jel2lvs
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SUMMER RETREATS
LEBANON sRRIS0S,
Wa Ptfshels. hkss
THR MOST DIxECT ROUTE 10 TITS

! Ws,ering place 10 by The Nsw.York and Nsw-Hsrss
sae HOUSEHOLDS Railroads TO PiEisdec and thence o1y
miles BY stage
Passengers leavtpg New-York by the o'cloek A n
Express Trsn arrive al the Springs At 7. The sass
accommodations this route such nc VII iosure eoi
fJrt and cispaich-
Passengers can take he O'Clock p. N trsin and 70
1h0ugh 70 Pus6ed. lake the lae Evening Trains sl
Fare through g. 50 je7 {ss
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IsTRrnUs HOTELS.

ChAGhLS, AID eVho0S4
cRUcEs AMI I PANAMA.
THE IRVING HOUSE, ct Chsgres, Wallace W. W.
! hania assisted By Hugh Miller
TIE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL At 9orgons, n
Ger lbs msnsgemeai OF A Miller and j. y Conget
THE AMERICAN HOTEL al Cruces urces NE msn
sgemrnt Of g. X FOlger ard MI ,Jr
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. al Pansms, under 10
management Of Adrian b Miller vel DSC9
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fkEDERcK CUNsIEeHAM ,
WILSON GREtN WILLIAM B. SMITH
Atlorpsv. sno Counssilofs q Law.
ny2S imeod 0fio1 heW.sI M.
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HAYDEN & NUDGE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND STORAGE

FRANCISCO AND sgsIcIA,
Cuss w. HAYDEs. Upper California q. w. MI DIG p
DEFER 10 Messrs- Nevlns Go. Beals, Bush 4 Co
ilBeae, Melick Dewitt NewYOfk; J. W. Clark Co
and Otis Rich, Esq. Boston
B. W. NUDGE being located permanently at San fran
cisco will attend any consignuienis for haiplace
t2f gmi sWedASat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
WASHING MADE EASY,
OR HOW TO WASH CLOTHES

WITHOUT MACHINES, Wsshbosrds or Poupdss
w Barrels Rubbing unnecessary send me ~. "a
Dollar, free OF postage, and | will send you BY m@
printed circular, giving plain directions for wsnnk
Clothes that will enable person to do all ns wsm
he confnsion OF washing dsy This methoS reqaiss
no machines, washbOsrds or pounding'Daren- ~
Psntioe no AnmSnis no AeS, no
FINGERs-pO te0ing of buttons and wearing ou1 ccs.
This plan SAVES THE CLOTHES, mstes ihem whs,
and never injuries the finest fabric The srncss ussa -
but few cents for large washing and can Do oo.sss
anywhere, and are far superior 70 tdeeIuseu -
The Circular also contains directions for eerssr.1ns
ironing lsces, eamorics, &C 10 the FRENCH Jill
washing ard cleaning silks Md glove: ,sI9yns w WI
co ah' Plins wiTHoUr FADING These =
Sssers ana large laundry establishments use my meos
PROOF IN THE CITY
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE
ave have uied MADAME BEAVELTs Sssa
.ashng and consider IL THE BEST 10 the worlds
Mrs Lippincoti, l02 Bsrrowst
n Lyon. az Grsnd-sL
r Cozz~ns Io4 Nassau sL
MR. Kluss 500 Eighth avenue.
PROOF FROM THE COUNTRY.
Exlrae.s from letters received by Madame Besyel.:
BALDwIssviLLs N Y. May 10 lSb
IL have tried your way OF washing and thuk Il ne 80
ett way that can be go,up. ELIJAH AkhsIho1W
WooDsTows, N May q. ls1
by wife is much pleased With your method OF wssms
account o. the great .ggng Of labor and he bsssf
pearsncs ofthe colhes- DAVID DAVIS
DEEsIsyILLE, N J. May ~ loN
81 have tired your system Of wsshiog and hno y.
all you have repseseDledt Please send ne my o. ""
Circuars know ear sei hem To my neiRn6ofs
FISHER LEANNiNo'
EasT wAREHan. msss hsy 2, ~
have ted your ,hod Of washing and al " y 80
pleased with Il Il IL bctter than expected 20 49, 49,
Ct hl health had been unable To do my family Ws-s"f
until procured your circular Now DO Il wiLa eoss
recommend your plsn 70 all my neghb1tsp ,..s
Mrs. RUFUS T. HOLMD
SoaEss PoIsT, N. }. May % -,
shave ,ried your system Of washing and am per'ec1
saGs6sd lhs. will do al you say In your sdyeru.gS
"Mrs B. ORUA.
"KESrAIL's MILLS Me. May s., ~
" / haze tried your plan CT wasting and am 90 ~.
pleased with IL a. engage In ia sale believing 80
c1eage ia a more benevolent business Enclosed ~ ~
ahch snad Jour circulars arr eeri;hesie Of
"AssvmLE Penn June B ls&
We have tried your recipe for washing sso
our most sspgune erpeetatons- We mqs seu.
L most valuable recipe. ". u AS Y.u m
Thousands Lave tried H. suo could be named, pal T
Is 100 costly IA lhis pager u add more . s,>r
To avoid iu1l arons and cO0otsrfeis, be sure " ~
your letter 10 Madame BEANELT, Patent Ls1neIes1x
iei2SWkas IS Ann-st New YORK. POssReHe.-
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Z. - rsa Amt M satbD-iDisoof, wssss 80
- ZsD aud ums Lsoiss you that have not ufea ne ~
fr,,sse I,u.iral Wasting Fluid, be advised to1y
bote viii coat you but igheen pence, and ~. ~
All he lard labor Of rubbing, three quarters OF
make ycar elolhes wher han Y blesched o. 1s ia
est f.piiies a. well those 10 the humble wAs r.
gil tesfy 10 ihese fscs TINS celebratsd Ccen 49,,
lanes r Gallon Of New York, and Dr. Chsrrst
son of Boston have tested u h0rOuR hiy ard ~ q.
viii less injury 10 The fabric, that cse Ne srs
binary mode Sold BY James Pyle, msnnsemI" ssssIy
hfou ghoui his city AID 5reohyn and al Pa :, sso
uY -
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~ ANA OF sALi.bU A. - = 0uoafQf'
ID u Salisbury, Axysssd, reces<Dss " - lyDtW
IS wllliausss. q per eeui oisooon~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15

WILLIAM A. DANA HENRy y. DANA
DANA BROTHERS,
SHIPPING AND COMAIssI0N MERCHANTS
San Francisco, California
REFERBscxs
Messrs. Dudley q. Fuller Il Co. New.York.
Samuel Dana Esq Boston.
Messrs. JohDson Cox, Troy, N. Y.
Messrs. simmons Hutchinson Co San francisco.
CONsIGNMENTr RECEIVED on the usual terus
OHayng large store ship moored to the wharf In the
rear their warehouse from which goods be dschaTg
cd without extra llgtIersge shipped at any upe o.
tide. lei I'm
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CALIFORNIA.

:. ic:;. PRARIS l. BROCKWAY, T S, ss:;s,''
SACRAMENTO CITY,
GRocgRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
IBERAL ADVANCES made consg nmeuts, ano al
IL .gepcy business promptly attended 70. Refer 70
o A FIHNEsrocE Co New-York
Ear 4 You've, Philadelphia
c. q. HUssEy, y. NJ. HOWE, WILLIAM LASIdEk7 u. =
Hzarsros Pittshnrgb. mya tn
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TpURopE BY AN AMERICAN.

.,,, Of ne FreneA People 70 ne Dttfe.ity esto.sn
JHStyc syS EayLand CoBsssnis Of rss P'@s or Me
n,.oa- ssa,e Of S'aris taerease Of ne hhiia'b
1ns Rsmaa Qaation.. .Per'eca9ns o. Ms f,es -
- imsortant C0Rsiderafons Jor nc A''oes'''''''|
T~E
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Subscription Receipts.

y,
-TFr follSHsn5rer.a:.s- -hass }.ail NJ :"-ttTrtiH
ll1ixed to their names:
Tandy Burkhaltcr, to stl, March 1851.
Wm. Andrews, to llth March 81.
John burst, to 18th May '5l.
T. d. Padgctt, to Sth May 81.
Isaac QUITS, to 10th AIay95l.
Peter QUITS, to 10th AIay.'5l.
Capt. A. II. Coleman, to7th February 80.
John Faulkner, to l5,l, May 81,
John T. Middleton, to 18th July 81.
benjamin Stevens, Esqy to Sth May 81.
l.. T. Abney, to 2eI May '5l.
Capt. Daniel Bird, to Stll February so.
.Abncr Dorm, TO lst May 81.
Jesse Little, to eaa May 81.
sc. stron,, to 18th May 81.
Capt. II. Hart, to a2l May 81.
John P. Self, to Sd January y,'5l.
silas Cooper, to 4tl October 81.
james Bean, to lst April 'ol.
James NJ. Bell, to Goth May ~.
j. r. Scurry, to aalllNlay '5l.
Capt. J. Lipscomb, tollth April 81.
JIG. Dagncll, Esq, to Sth February 81.
Wiley Glover, to eth May 81.
D. Il. Bryan, to Goth May '5l.
John w. ITcrrcn, to Sd December 50.
Capt. R. Ward, to 10th December 80.
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GEFsELD ALE
SEY&ayHItEaS3GNIa.

e T BEING deemed desirable by majority o.
/ VI the patrons of the Institute that the VACA.
iTlON should be in the month Of AUGUST
!bcing the hottest and least healthy part of the
Summer, the School viii be continued without
'interruption at the end of the present quarter
s(June l4th,) for SIX WEEKS longer. Tho
vacation will thus include tho whole month Of
August, and the School will reopen on Monday
the and of September.
Parents and Guardians can enter or rc-cIftcl
sPupils for these six weeks or for the whole of the
third quarter as they may think propds.-Itsi i.
sscarnc=sy recommended, however, to those already
cntcred and in the full prosecution of their studio.
.that they should continue without any interval
until the Vacation.
r. II. NICHOLS, Rector.
May 90, 1850. 1t Is
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Water Elevators or
Chain Pumps.

sTIIESE arc the BEST PUMPS in Use, an,
/ L they will raise water faster and easier tlla1
sany other pump ever used They will not &C
out of order or inure the water they have give
scnirc satisfaction in every place where they hav
sbecn introduced and are warranted to DO tn
zsamc.
/ The Elevators in all cases, are measured fror
tthc bottom Of the well to the spout, and are sol
. put in operation for Cash at 81 OOpcr foot.
These Pumps are for sale at Mr.. y. BUSH
sNELL'S Carriage Shop, and can there be sec
I in operation Ca an examine for yourself.
i. j. TAYLOR.
! April 3 1850. If ii
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SELLING OFF AT COST
(For the Bcueft ofhis Creditors. J

u 0' r''o y ~ '-<7
sTIlE Subscriber, in order to bring his bushes
i to close, arithout delay, offers his entir,
sStock to the Public at New YoRK Cost and BE
fLow, for CASH. His Stock consists of ver,
Handsome selection Of DRY GOODS, BON:
NETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, of all dcscrip
sstions, JEWELRY, HATS, CAPS, SHOES
sREADY MADE CLOTHING, etc.
The Stock was bought when Goods were lo,oei
lin New York than they are now, consequent,
{GREAT BARGAINS will be given.
Their being no humbug in this affair, thos,
who want CHEAP GOODS, should call at once
Iand they will be satisfied with the GooDs ant
sPRIcEs. J, COHN.
May 90, St l8
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Executive Department.

|NTHEREAS the cause Of EDUCATION in
wv South Carolina, demands all the light
(which intelligent and experienced minds are ca
pablo of shedding upon it, the Governor, i'll pur-
!suance of what he believes to be the public wish,
suggests to the Teachers throughout the State,
the propriety of assembling at Columbia; on Fri:
day, the 18th of July, to consider the subject of
FREE SCHOOLS, the preparation at home of
Elementary and other Books for the use Of our
Schools, the best mode of insuring the progress
of Education, and other kindred matters.5
May Is St l II
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Hs r. vi OV AL.

.TNIIE Subscriber would inform her friends anf
j the public generally, that she has removed
;to her present residence, one door East Of tht
Episcopal Church, where she will continue t.
Garry on the MlLLlNAlf and MANTAC
making business.
She is thankful for past f;lvors, and hopes b.
sstrct attention to business, to merit continuance
sof the same.
Mrs. E.M. WARD.
December &c, lSi9 If 40
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Tbe aarkets.
HAMBURG. JUNE

Since our last the market has been dull wit!
only limited sales from Wagons at rates about
the samc.as last reported. Wednesday there was
q good disposition to buy, but holders seem very
little disposed to accept Of the offers made for lots
90 business remains at astand still. We quote or
dinary to middling lO9 to III midding fair 10
fair liz to l24 Good fair tochicc l24.
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Brought to the Jail

OF this District, a negro boy who says his
" name is JOHN, and that he belongs to
Mr.. Robert Radford, Twiggs County, Geo
Said boy is about 35 years Of age, dark com
|plectcd, and about SIX feet high. He hi:
Several scars OH his breast, and also several Or
This arms.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him a
WAY, otherwise he will be dealt with accord
ling to law. H. r. SPANN, J. E. D.
May 30, 1850 If 10
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,rEIIE Estate

arSIIE Estate
Z I 4 'icrrlict. !
srcsi,!cncG of%li
snoll a!,or, ,iy
sWE1SE>D.A
athe personal pr
sONl; or TWO
Wagon and H.
snesS, Stock of I
aboli and kitc!n
] On Saturday
stcrsvillc, all Iii
suuiinisl,rl, aud
Gin the Carriage
ssix months will,
! Given under
! aS,h of May, Is
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ID. Il. BELMONT,

y ESPECTFCLLY informs the citizens c
III Edgcfcld and vicinity that h. will attend Il
IIuling and Repairing PIANO FOErES.
Orders left at the "Spamn HOTEL" will be
promptly attended to.
May 30, 9. 90
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AUGUSTA, JUNE /.

The Cotton Market is very quiet to-day-the
heavy business of the past three days taking Oft
of the market almost all the lots that holders were
anxious to sell, and buyers today were not an
yo,,s
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CHARLESTON, Inxr 2

The Cotton market to-day was inactive, ans
lsales were limited to seven hundred bales at
range uf from l2a l2s cents Aliddling Fair i.
;now down to 1s cents, which, establishes de-
,cline Of 4c.
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Notice.

sENIIOSE indebted TO the Estate Of Hugh III
l. burn, deceased. ere requested TO make in
smcdiate payment, and al those having demand
flo present them, properly attcstcl, to nc, on
Sbclorc the first of January next, or they will Fl
Srcjcctcd. Given under my hand at my Office
sthis 29th April, 1850.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
May ii Is
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For Tax Collector.

ISAAC BOLES.
SAMPSON B. MAYS,
ROBERT CLOY.
1'IIEOPHiLUS DEAN,
J.. Il. BROOKS.
WILLIAM l.. PARKS,
JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
d. i. GOUDEY,
+. W. BURT.
MOODY HARRIS.
Derrick HOLSONBAKE,
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COLUMBIA, JUNE 8.

The Cotton market was almost brought to a
stand to-day, as we have nly}heard of 20 bales
being sold during the entire day, which went of
at lU4 III cts.
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" q tiCC.

THE STEAM MILL at this place will be Q
i work on Thursday, Friday and Saturday 6
every week to grind small turns, q turn OF =
bushels or more can be ground Mt any time.
o. A fine FIGURING MILL, equal, per
Ilaps, to any in the State, will be iTRration il
two or three weeks.
A. BUSHNELL.
May Is, If II
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e. 81 va ".

TOLLED before mtsby Eobt CLANCY, Giving
l. about twenty-scven miles North of EG-c-
field C. H., near liill's Mill an cs:ray MARE,
Of sorrcl color small size, blaze in her face roam
ish appearance in tanks, left eye weak, and name
slightly cropcd. Said Mare is appraised to be
worth eighteen dollars.
LEWIS CULBREATII, NED
May s, 1850 i,m l.
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.TOflcc.

TOHN II. SMITH, living on tho Chapel Fer
C ry Road, near Richardsonvillc, tolls hef"r
me a small Chcsuut Sorrcl MARE, tho riGl
hind foot white above the ankle. some marks q
gear, supposed to be seven Or eight years old
appraised at sixty dollars.
HARDY WHITE, NJ. Z. D.
june 5, 1850. dim 90