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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

JUVENILE CoScERr.-A concert by 300 little
warblers, pupils of Mr.. Warner, was given at
Central Hall on Wednesday evening.
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The --LATEST FAsHIoNs.-ANDREws 81
LANsHER, Tailors 203 Broadway, make up The FINEST
9oops a, the Lowgsr PRICES for cash. al 6odMW&SG
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WINES FoR LIE Ho11nAYs.-ALRRo g.

WINES FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-ALBRo 81
BROTHERS. 156 Bowery, fourth door above Broone st aud
256 Grnnd-gt secsrd block the Bower have very
large and general assortment Of Wines Brandes. &c
draught and in bottles and YOU'D invite The particular ct
superjor quality Imperial Pale Port Wine, Sweet Port
MADEIRA. Mamsey MADEIRA Tennerife Pee and Cold
Sherry Champsgne Of vaTous brands Cordals rah and
Sazirac BraDdies d2t A.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FA1RS THO Iadlcs OF OhTIst WHICH COHl"
menced a Fair and Festival yesterday at the
Wilamsburgh Garden. The ladies of Mr.. Nc
Lanes Church will hold Fair at the Equestrian
Institute, South.st., next week,
LEcruREs-Rev. DR.. Pise ectured before the
WILLIAMSBURG Catholic Institute, on Tuesday
evening at Central Hall. Subject" Catholic
Education These lectures are to be repeated
by different speakers every other Tuesday L &C.
lures are also given at the same place by
the williamsburg Lyceum. Mr. Charles A.
Dana delivered a second lecture on Thursday
evening subject-"T The History and Condition
of the Laboring Glasses of Modern Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR THE You've.
Boys Sleds ofevery description
Boys Skates of every description
Boys Tool Chests.
Rocking and Hobby Horses.
Rocking Yeocipedes, &c.
Pocket Knives, Dressing Cases, &c
Together with FancyArces suitable
the lowest prices at BERRIANs House Furnishing Ware
rooms, 60i Broadway.
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II Business men Of every pursuit who

~ 1 "a f,, -, "a
as the neighborng Counties and SAies reminded that
the Agent v B. PALMER is now daily receiving Aver
Isements for the newspapers ofhe country far and near al
his Office In the Tribune Buildings. He invites examine
ton or the papers for which he Is empowered transact
buiness embracing most Of the best journals OF every State
in the Union and cheerfuy communicates any Information
to hoe who desire 10 adopt system advertising as Tue
mems Of eXpedilng business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

6. P. R. JAMES, ESQ. THE NOVELIST
taken of Mr. JAMES yesterday, BY RooT, 1858 Broadway
All should avail themselves OF chance 10 see the
portrait of gentleman who has afforded them 80 many
hours OF interesting reading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

THREE THOUSAND OvERCoATs.-Blue
Pilot Drab Beaver, Black and Brown Cloth, richly trimmed
and lined 50 TO SIP; also, few pair OF Black Deeskin
Pants at 81 pair also few of lhose s. Suits, consisting
OF cloth coat cashmere pants and fancy vest Corner of
Beekmau and Nassau and al the corner of Grand and
6antnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

g Pictorial Brother Jonathan for
Christmas and New Years will be ready for Newsmen
This morning Office Is Sprucest. up stairs
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ADVERTISING TORY.

A LADIES GIFT.-Ladies who wish to
make an elegant and appropriate present to the gentlemen
OF their acquaintance should EXAMINE oASTRELLs En-
accompaniments to he Morning Gown. They quite
stylish and WILL doubt prove very acceptable to any
GoyhInse enough 10 become the recipients OF pair La
dies remember they useful well ornamental, aud
call on CANTRgLL 3S6 Bowery. where the pine Gal
Ter Roots can likewise he procured These last articles
designed in clear cold weather substitutes for India
Rubber Overshoes Warm easy, aud exceedingly healthy
they are peculiarly fitted nvsiss. Call and look at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

WINTER CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES.
The best stock OF Mems and Boys Clothing to De iouna
In this city selling of without egard 10 COST 70 TeaoGe our
Sto sis e e, s,i.'o' ~'N'-s' IS Maden-lene
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~ DR.. PHiNNEY's VEGETABLE FAM
ny Pulls DO not GRIPPE sckep leave the bowels cosve
but in free aud natural For SALE wholesale aId re-
Price IS cenls d4 smW&S*
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K1TrLE's planning AND MATCHING MA
ripb,s 10 this machins which surpassed
by any other now in use Hppy the office, II TIVE N.Y.
secondst where machines may 10 seen IN opeiaIon GU
where also the patentee may be consulted ., -,
Saving OF all Kinds planning and matching promptly az
tended to oIo otooS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

The most excellent of the Paintings distributed
last night, fell to the lot of the following lucky in
diuidnnls
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EW FowLERs q WELLS, Phrenologlsta
ana Pnhpsbsrs Clinton Hall ISL Nssssust GEAR the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23
The Inrn.Ion of Cuba.

Frou 'ie \. o CONNER aii Bulletin. Nay -
The expedition for the capture Of this Island is
probably at this moment concentrated at its point
Of rendezvous if il is not actually aloa. on the
ocean, on its way b "the Queen Of the Antilles"
and bat a short period will now elapse before we
shall know its fate.
There certainly has been great deal Of tact and
good management displayed in collecting, organ
ling aI.d dispatching this force from the United
States. without attracting public attention or doing
snythinr which made them subject 10 legal pro-
ceedings on the part Of the Government Nearly
the " hole Ut the force have been obtained IN the
interior and have embarked as emil grants t1r Cali
fornis. ths vessels clearing for Chsgres with no
Outward appearance inconsistent with their apPa-
rent character or destination.
Vtfy cxssgerAte,SrepUrts have been circulated
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DoISGs Is The NAVY YARD.-Orders were re-
ceived on Tuesday for the immediate fitting out Of
the slosp-ofwar Dale. AL the hands that could be
spared were accordingly detailed for this duty, and
are busiy engaged iu hosting the masts. Her
destination is a secret as yet; she will carry l6
guns, thirty wo-pounders. The orders ara to get
ready for sea Immediately, and it is expected that
this will be done in about ten or twelve days.
MILITARY PARADE.-The Ringgold Horse
Guards will go to East New.York tomorrow for
cavalry practice.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

EY- Several lines of omnibusses, we under
stand, are to be run between Newark and Jersey
City on Sundays on account Of the stoPPage OF the
cars.
EXPLOSION AND DEATH We lear1 that me cap
of steam engine boiler, in the dye works Of Mr..
WcCracken AT Bloomfield was blown of about
O'clock on Saturday evening, the force Of the expo
sion being sufficiently great to oo% OH .ns sn'i'e
med man nsned Borland, who was the only
nerson in the vicinity at the time. was so injured
ibst he has since died, and will be buried this al
tarnoon. we DO not learn that any cause is as
800 ror the accident. Newark ADV. 2lst.
Frost "A heavy white frost was found in Nor
ris Co near the Psssaic, on Tuesday morning.
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CITY ITEMS.

u Our City was drenched last night by dull,
cold RAIN The morning was as raw as a Novem-
Der day AS for the pleasant May-time, OF which
the poets sng We should just like to see If there
is such thing.
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rrpMs OF ADVERTISING.
-, Ds,s,,red IN 4dpQgre.
NEW VERSION OF THE BIBLE.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE soCiEIi'
c,eat Rally Of the Baptist Denoi"

Great Rally OF the b"P'a''
The Thirteenth Anniversary OF inc
,,d Fo,eign Bible Society morning session. vas
~ - =, ,be Norfolk-st. Baptist Church yes
Ia The spacious building was filled IN every
o.,, nv the friends and adherents OF the Society,"
"a ,nese who were drawn thither by interest or
~n,;csjtv The general anticipation OF peculiarly
,.,e,estipr occasion was Gbundanty fulfilled, and
,he wrap. attention Of the vast assem6lage was
,ostsined unwaycringly to the close
Al 10 A. NJ. the exercises were opened with
singing BY the excellent Choir Of the Church.
norton of the 10th Psalm was read by Rev.
w TAGeART ofthis City-iolIowed by Prayer ~
Rev. Mr. GRISNELL Of Paterson, n. D.
The hymn commencing,
How precious is the Book Divine,
By inspiration giyen"--
was then sung; and the speeches oil the day began.
Rev. DR.. CoSY, President OF the Society, post
named the remarks he intended TO make until the
afternoon session-as bearing directly upon the
ouestion then to be made the order OF the day Toe
presence of Bro. SUTTON from the Missionary field
AZ Orissa mainly impelled him to this course. Ac-
sordpely the venerable Doctor made no speech at
the morning session.
VIZ. COLGATE, Esq read an abstract of the
TaEAsURER's ANNUAL REPORT. We gather from
il the subjoned interesting particulars;
RECEIPTS.
Balance in the Treasury Aprl 9, iS49...... s6Sl %
Lsgscies during The pat year.. ll62 y
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RECEIPTS.

ErgSish Bap Miss Union India 1000 90
RevlJ J. Oncken IN Germany. ............. 1885 45
Paper for Scriptures, Reports, Periodicals, &c.
Printing Binding and Depository Expenses IS 067 50
sssd.s and Travelling Expenses ..........I0,379 90
Total Expenditures ......................SH 23j So
Balance in Treasury, April 6, $3.50 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-23

REMOVED TO TIE LUyATIC AsYLUN-Mr. John
q. Smith who, IN lit Of frenzy on lsst Sunday
evening shot Timothy Canigan, waiter at the
American Hotel, was on Tuesday removed 70 the
Lunanc Asy lum on BaekweFs Island. Il was
iornd necessary on Monday last to coHfne rim in
straight jacket which was yesterday m'rnmg
tas'n oii by DR. Coyel, the City Prison Physician.
Inc unfortunate man was no sooner rid OF the ma
eiine Than he dvesteo himself Of bis clothing aud
faled y IN sucb fairy that foar men were requisite
:, tcio INN while tie straight jacket was replaced.
ie = u be detained ut the AZ, luan or t-e7-nsn',
Az Gao "a exclamation "a the charge against lin.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-10-02
MORE ROOM WANTED,

In the STORE of J. II. SOLOMONS Il Co..
for The reception Of their FALL and WINTER
STOCK. All who feel an interest in our
health and prosperity, will please call and rs.
sist lis in removing either ny wholesale or re-.
tail The immense stock of Goods Just received.
As agents for the People We would respectfully
inform them. that their full supply is ready Tor
delivery in :. prGpri" persona : or l." order, and
they will please call and take them away IA We
are sadly in want of Room. and fresh mir, and
wouldn't object to n hnic spare change.
Here they are:
Elegant black and colorcl Dress Silks of the
latest and ricl,cs, styles, Cnshmrrcs, plain
figured and embroidered, all qualities. Plain
and figured. Muslin ID LANES. Mrrinos. Black
and co'orcd Alpacas ofcvcry description. Black
aud colorcl Prints, black and colorch NcSrtics,
Cashmere Shnwls ofa Al! sizes and colors, Swiss
Muslin, Dotted and figured do, Jackonct and
c"lnrci Camhrics, l.. G., Ilandkcrchicfs from
- ID cts to 50, Dress trimmings Of all kinds,
Hosiery, silk Worstcd and Cotton, Kid, Silk
and "ors,cd Gloves, ladies Nrrino Yeats.
Gents do, Rcadymadc Clothing in abundance
and of every description. An elegant assor-
,ncnt of F%lnnncls, silk warp, wclch, &c. In.
dia Rubber Clo'hing. Cloaks. Coats, Boots,
Shoes. Icggins aud Caps. Umbrellas, Bngsy
and Gig, do, Boots and Shoes, Cruclcry and
Hardware, and any thing else that may be call.
cd for
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Notice to Teachers.
Bradford Springs Female I'm.
ssStssfes fss SsssIstcr District.

Bradford Springs Female I'm.
saitutega Ian sGfnstcr District.
The ann,ml Election for Tcacliers, in the
tho first day of November next.
Tho following nre tho situations tn he filed
A Principal with e salary Of $1,000 pr. MI.
His lady. who fiust bc cotapctent to
supervise the, anncrs md depsctrttent
Of the youiig Ladies', with n ser1erut
superintendent over them while out
ofschooI, and who will receive n slilary Of $3.50.
the place Of Principal in case of his uL:
scnce; SALARY $500.
A Female teaehcr Of French, and of
the Primo, SALARY, $3.50.
A Female assistant teacher Of the
Piano, and of noodle work &c, snfnry, $3.50.
a Female icncl,e. Of the Guitar, Draw
Ing and Painting, salary : 800.
Board, Lodging &C., furnished fr tlle prin.
cipal and wife and Teachers, and for MI The
children of principal and assistant male teacher.
under seven years ofagc. :
There will also Er elected g gentleman, cana.
bic of filling tile offices of SECRETARY,
TREASURER and BUltSAR. lie must be a
married man. with n wife competent 10 manage
salary, will he S7OO per ninum, with board for
himself, wife, AMI three children, should the
have 81 MANY.
The Institute is now in n very noutlshinu
condition., and situated in one Of tho hcnltlticst
parts of the State.
Applications 10 be sent tpostagc palD to tic
subscriber ut Suintcrvillc. S. c.
ID. Is. McLAURIN, Scc'y. g. Tre'r.
Sept % 4S Ct
~ The Waterman nj Sumtcrviilc, Mcrru-
rym Charleston. and Telegraph II, Columbia,
Will copy once n week till day iuf election, and
forward bills 10 the Secretary and Treasurer
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The State CT South Carolina

BY His Exccllcncy, WHtrkMARsu B.
S]EABRo0K. Governor aud Cunmandcr-in-
Chief in and over the State Of South Caro-
lima:
WHEREAS, it is the duty of every religious
community to acknowledge, at stated
periods, their dependence on Almighty
God, to express their gratitude for past
mercics, and humbly to implore ii $ bles-
sing for tho future
Non therefore, |, Whitemarsh b. Sea-
bro k, Governor Of South Carolina, do here
by recommend to the people Of the State, 20
observe the Fourth Thursday in October
next, as a day OF thanksgiving, humiliation
and prayer, and 10 assemble at their rcspcc.
tive places of worship to offer up their de
votions to that Being, who has assigned us
a home rich in the best fruits of the earth,
and.distinguisheL for the excellence Of its
religious, political, social, and civil institu-
tutions.
Given under my Ia>I and the Seal Of
the State, at Columbia, this twenty-third
day Of September, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty, and
the scvcnty-fiIth year OF American indie
pendence.
WIlITEMARSlI 3. SEABROOk.
DIX. HENEGAN, Secretary Of State.
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Election Notice.

DURSUANT to the Provisions OF tho
Il Act Of the General Assembly, in such
case nude ard provided /; It Is ordered that
an election DO lield at the usual places. of
electionl TOR Salem County, Sumter District,
Oh Monday, the fourteen day Of October
next. for Tax Collector for Salem County,
Sumter District, tho polls to be opened be-
tween tho same hours rs heretofore, andin
all other respects, the said election to be
conducted, in like manner as is prescribed,
for the election of members of either branch
of the Logislaturc-the managers will meet
at Sumterville, the Wednesday after, count
the votes, and declare the election.
J. D. JONES, &C. ps.
Office Of Com. Pleas,
Sumter Court House,
3Oth Sent. 1850,
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@bA1Uln-nys

DlED-At the residence Of Capt. James
NJ. lngrcm. in Kershaw District, on We'd
hesday evening, tho lI,h inst, of typh,,s
fever, Mr.. JOHN +. Erwin, in the Both
year of his age.
Mr. L. was tho son Of Robt. w. and
Louisa a. NJ. Erwin. of lancaster District.
The MANY eminent qualities of the deccas.
cd, had won for him tho esteem Of those
who know him, and his memory needs no
tri;sutc of praise. In his private character,
he was mild, prudent and efiectionate; rs a
man OF b,isiifess a.siduous and faithful; rs
Il son, he was distinguished for his tilial
obedience, as a brother, for his kindness,
and rs a friend, for his sincerity and attach
me it.
In April last, he was enabled, by Divine
grace. to entertain Il comfortable hope that
he had experienced n change o~fl,cnrt, and
became a mcmber IF tire Methodist Epis-
copal Church, in which lie remained to
adnrn the religion Of the cross up 10 the
time Of his death. A short time before his
dissolution took place, the disease having
preyed upon his vitals 10 such an extent as
to deprive him Of speech, he was request
ed bv a NOUS lady with whom he was &C
quainted, to raise his hand as a token Of his
faith in his savior, and of his acceptance
with God-hc raised both hands, thereby
aft riding another instance Of the trIunphs
OF tho gospel in the hour of death, and
leaving to his relatives and friends the con-
soling hope that their loss is his infinite
gain. S. S.
Alas! how vain are earthly hopes,
Fen on the brow Of youth!
A lingering, fading dying light,
Before the sun of truth;
There's not a tic, however fond
On earth, but what is riven,
But leaves the hope upon the heart
All will be we'll in Heaven.
Then who would weep when Heavens
heirs
Their rich possessions take,
And sleep all free from cares within,
That brighter world awake!
DIED-In this village on Monday the
23d inst, MARGARET MILLER, daughter
of II. w. and CT Lee, aged two years,
two months and two days.
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90 Walked AWaV,
About 3 months age

~ About 3 months ago. LONDON, Il
9Y .nan about 5 feet, 8 inches high, re-
marknb!y polite. beautiful teeth, high fore
head, well formed, wears mus,aclIc and
gontce, about 35 years oil.
Also, on Tuesday last my osilcr JIM,
small eyes, front teeth above wanting, sull-
en- countcnancc, about > feet high, Swar,l.y
complexion, a large lump in boil, instcps,
35 years old.
On Saturday last, BEN, feet high, stout
built, bowed legged, cannot look in the face
when spoken to, mus.ce complexion, full
= head of hair.
Snpcrintcndants will confer a favor by in
forming their respective places that a suit
able reward will be paid Tor the apprchcn.
sion of tho nlnvo gentlemen of pleasure,
who walked away for causes only known to
themselves.
IIUGH FRASER.
Rose Bank, Oct. 2, 1850. Al 3
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MS.M e 9

The Subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that nc is
now receiving and opening a general as
sortment Of DRY GOODS and Groceries,
which he Will sell at a yer. moderate adj
vance on first cosl-all he asks is a CALL.
Linen Cambria IIankcrcllicfs OF all quail
it'cs-snmc very fine. Also Linen Hrs
and Lawn by the yard. Silk do. Silk AMI
Cotton Gloves. Inserting, various pat
terms Flounces. EmbI oidercd Scoilaps,
,S-r Sr
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New Steam Boat Robert
Martin,

TIME new Steamer Robert Martin, Cap
Il tain George Mansfield, will commence
her regular trips between Charleston and
Camden, about the first Of October, stop
ping at al the intermediate landings on the
river, both coming and going. Shippers
may rely upon pronnptncss, and as low Rates
MS can be sent by any other conveyance.
For freight apply 10
III. LEVY g. SON.
Agents, Camden.
Sept. 81, 1850. 40 Ct
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Direct Importations of
NNASM EMS1
A.s Chafkestola, 8. q.

Tile subscribers, are constantly receiving
direct front tho Manufacturers, MADE TO
THEIR ORDER, and expressly adapted 10
the Southern Trade. ard 10 Which they with
confidence invite the attention Of Purchasers,
with n guarantee that tho Goods will be
found PURE FLAX--to-wit!
Shirting and Fronting Linens and Lawns
Pillow Case, Coatcc and Shccting Linens
Russin. Birds Eye, and Huckaback Diapers
DDi'uaC.sitd and Brown Table Damasks, Of as
sorted widths,
Dautask Doylics, Napkins and Cloths, of va
rious sizes,
Dowlass. Glass Cloths; Mseks White and
Brown Holland,
Ladies', Gents, and Childreh's Liitcn Cam
brio Hdkrs, etc. etc.
G.. g. Il. l.. KERltISON g. co.
400 King Street,
Charleston. S. G.
Aug %, 1850. IL BIN
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HEAD QUARTERS. Al Rcg't S. C.
Clifford, Oct. LIST 1850.

The for,y-forrth Regiment So. Ca. Mill.
tia will parade at Timmons Town, on
Saturday the (2Gth) twenty sixth inst, arm
ed and equipped as the law directs for drill
and review, the line to be formed at ii
o'clock A. NJ.
The Commissioned and Non-commis-
stoned officers, the day previous at the
above stated place and time for drill and
instruction.
The Troops will be inspected immedi-
ately after review.
Brigadicr Gen. s. Chandler, and Staff
arc respectfully invited to attend the re-
view.
by order OF
Col. +. NJ. MELLET'T.
W.. Il. WILDER, Adjgt.
Oct. 9, 1850 80 1T
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GcntRcBncBRs measures In.
Ken and Shirts made 10
order at short notice.

NISU FUR SALE
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS of Cotton
Silk, Cotton, Wooden and other desirable
kinds, Dressing Gowns, Russia Belts,
%Suspcndcrs, Half Hose, Gloves, Crava,s
and 1iankcrchiefs. (ready hcmmcd.) Stocks
Opera Ties, Canes, Umbrellas, Soap, Per
tu"cry. And a great variety of other
goots suitable for Gentlemen.
u The prices at this Establishment
are moderate and u%niiorm-and the bust
ness so conducted rs To secure the custom
OF those who once purchase from us.
Oct. =, 1850 40 If
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Charleston, g. C..

The subscriber has now opened and il con-
stantly Gee Giving nj his New Establishment
No. 2i4, Bend Of King Street,
New Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods,
70 which he respectfully invites the attention Of
Merchants, Planters and Families Of Sumter
District. His stock which consists entirely Of
NEW GOODS, purchased by himself from the
latest impor,ntions, will be found 10 embrace n
very extensive assortment Of the most desirable
styles Of
AsFch Silks. CasHnIeres and
IVA Oslslila DcLnincs. viz:
Cartons Rich Figured Poult De Soie
Plain md Ghene Satin D'Chino
BlnCk Twlllcd "
Striped Glncc Poult De Sole
Rich Chameleon SILK
Changcabtc
Plnids
" 80: 81, 81, 3G inch Super Black Girls
Glace Poplins IN new nriicle.)
lhe above comprises an elegant assortment,
varying in price from so cents to 50 pcr yard.
cartons new md rich styles French all
wool C%nshmrres md Dc Laines, in new and
beautiful styles Mt the lowest prices.
New siild Elegant EmbrOdcrics
Rich Lace Capcs, Collars &c.
including n grcnt variety Of beautiful articles in
this department, with a large assortment Of Lace
Goods OF erery description.
E'O excepting and Domestic
Goods.
In tli ,artmcnt will I've found nl,nos, every
useful article required by housekccpcrs, inclu.
ding Blanket Flnnncls DC. of the best styles.
Fresh Mourning Goods.
Super Black and Ilue Black French Bomba.
ZinR
" English Bombazins
Canton Cloths
=, " Silk Warp Alpaccas
PiaIn Black nous DcI.aines and Cnslmer
BLACK French Merinos, Black Satin De Chcue
Super Black English ard Italian Grapes
" India Satins, Snrsnet and Sin
End Mourning Nous De Laiue and CASH
mrrcs
Parissencs and Silks
Particular attention pail To Mourning and
Fancy Dress Goods.
White and Red F'launcls.
Bales 81 Al 81 White Flaunels
I" Red aud white dornct e"
" All wool Twill'd"
g Real Welsh
SILK and wool Flannels Warranted no, TO
shrink.)
Brown and RIcachcd Long
cloths.
Composing MI qualities and widths selected OK.
prcsslA for the Country trade. together with n
large supply ofTickings, Drills. Stripes, Plaid
cins The most complete stock of Domestic Goods,
now exhibiting nj the L0ucs: Prices for cash or
city Acceptance.
Goods scnfi0 Ire Railroad free oT rr,rnss.
WILLIAM ROWLAND.
Oct. 9, 1850 20 If