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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
Passengers Sailed.

In steamship c,e'ent CITY from chag1;c M Va s!sa
de Tsldo besrer Of d'sasas s yHs Nag o6 ~. Rv
an Rysn Finley, VIM Kohl, fhos Cokeiey, CsTpen,
ter Dr. SAKE PsIgSoIDe , rSngsSrTsC 5s
hutser @scomber, s w Macornoer, Wssksy Was
lev W Mckee Jas Lucky Welc tf ) peloioP'
a COVE y Warner, ssml Tan, Z Mosher, 8 DsvaIl,
John M Eye, McFsrlan, Sawyer John Prentice MI
Sra1 VIM Wiley ssi M Iieasd stocswe Ez Bs9es
sisPleord cOcanO1 Jos s'oL Ss Mop IA. ne
rS1F' F SSna A0s CAT Mccone JscssOn
Miss A Tuck, Mrs obenaner, C Thurben, Wan Scott
w:r6eE Law Aea a o"rii..os, Itss. Geo
Candsh Adams, VIM Beherton SAM Jones Ha9 Buy
W Hutton, Jos H Henry, Mclaughlin, siIs: ssseI,
Geo LswLon sss Rose, croniss Thomas HAYES E
sso John Perry, @ Chambers Israel, w Baxter,
Wm NJ Edeerton Chss Blanchard, z Lswto1' r w
Burd:s John Down Geo s hairs cb Ss VAN Aex Moore
NJ Folger, VIM Pu, Grail d Warren, a hls Ef-
Mn n,,sx yoR Ss..s M sson John Mel Kelley
MeMskip, jerks, VIM Reyn9,., CoTIss ~, !
Isdy and sons Chss Bogsrdus, Jas Flynn, WIN Usher
w Nash. C Wsierhouse, U Beach, ~ Jessup, Jes-
RF Perkins, John PeigTsw s po Io ia. Ford
A Day T Buhring, ssm Gensler Jno Johnson, Tfscy,
Porter HsIri1gO1 Jno Bfqs asa J seIsiSg
III Merrimsn, N Orus John NJ smith, 5 Jackson; James
Wnd'9 9Sdssd w. w HSTIs' W e snss,
7 Howard, IN Psnot b Penhsld, II Stout Drvsls,
Thss Mscredie y Plat T + Johnson, Lane. treo III
siesaI n Morgan + Wedekind, s stLosky, W Taylor,
Gum Tssec sh.rp Edward Mann R gT nans r.
j q Peck w II Ovington Brigham ConhaTt Jno Dunkln'
Rev o Grenell and lady, Rev Prevsnx, Adam Can
NON and lady w Church, c Be1nfaute, John Moody
Jr r. n Robinson Jas White Ches Giroux, % Psttis,
Durhsm Edwin Herrod WIN Nichols, John cornell,
Sam Waters DR. X Leyngs. VIM sIsuand WIN Chas
Benedict j Josselyp, = Weston Bracket wing
Henry Barlow Thos Simpson, Jos Robinson, Thursou,
LW Newell, w Wilkinson, Robt Meslek, Edwsrds "
Ino ChsrArer 3 Allen ] Tyler, w Fern, Naihl HUI
lee Jr y Morre Geo Gale, Alonzo Pope VIM Brcklin
w KimbaIl, Geo Gates, Geo w Lewis, Sam FOOT
Wolf ID G Smith NJ Easterbrook Geo Penhe.d, Sam x
VIM 81 John Chas Jackson, Henry Wilson, John Gurus
Edwd sheehy Henry Henry, Henry Graves A Morgan
Tfos Kidder y @ Stevens, Chamberlin Homer, Z
smith Ellis Hand r B w inns NJ Burrows, r. Philips
Ms Cole Isaac Pray, w Buck, Durfee, M
Merrick w A Koy, A BarstoD, maran, J Barker
j Clark Mr. Welsh, Martin Smith, Wm Buren,
Greene Scott } A Rollins 7 Burner-Tosal sol
In ,ek, Entyov from Boston for san Frdneseo-M essrs
John Hast eus, Levi II Snow, John Murphy, Charles
Knight Henry Colvin, ssml Farnum, VIM Hathaway, all
O Boston.
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DIED.

~ a,,,,a.v lime 1 LUCY BAILEY, eldest child OF
Hector spd Hannah MoTison aged years and Inonts
The fends Of the family are invited 70 sneno me- lhs
RAJ his afternoon Al O'clock, from lS5 "asmns'oh''
Brooklyn ...a c.or =. - -.--
months and 10 days -, -. .,s,rv 10.
ved 10 attend The funeral from the residence o ~ pa
rerts corner Of Ninhsi aud second Az ns thonusS
s0eu.oon ala NJ without further invitation ,,
on sunday morning, June 2 Mrs sAhAh vic a. s.e
lse DR. John j. PendeTgas Of Brooklyn, IN me ia year
TIE epds Of tn family are invited attend her iloers
on Morday June 8 al O'clock P NJ from Grace Onufcn'
Brooklyn heigbs- . H.. MANY AZ vVit,
81 Iobr n Mumford, aged So years ., -,
IT, restves and friends Of the family are requeslse 20
,srd tbs funeral on Tuesday, Al M al me resaen5s
m heT n OH err Mrs Daniel SIsnbury 80 seeondAV
further invitation. .,o,,.,v a. ,vtsa ~ Iosish
rich Fso arm Of Rich Knowon Of this ciiyl aged 70
years .,,.r 49,. ,.,,t q, ava ,asnecifnlv In.
sd o afietd her funeral Tuesday, June 81 ococE
nom her late residence Yonkers, Westchesier 20 Wou
f1ytber invitation The steamboat GreenwOod VIII esse
The foot of Chambers-st al II O'clock and The oooi Amos
iii O'clock precisely, for tbs purpose OF conveying e
friends 10 and from The funeral The remains 10 De 70
Greenwood Cemetery. ,,---, ,,vyuo,i - 49,. so
ter OF Thomas and Anguish G. Garlic aged years.
and a daye.
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Passengers Arrived.

In pafkstship Hendrix Hudson, from Lond1n-Rey y w
Tremlett lady and servants Miss Malde Hinde Mr. Z
Fuiivoye, Miss Mary Fuyoye Misc Elizabeth FuiIyoye,
Charles Futvoye, Mr. Smith and lady, hI Ed"sLa 70
and servant of Msdurin India lslands Adersn Eoe; OF
Columbo Inda Mr. Edwd Werner and lady, Mr. Adolpnus
Verner Misses Rosans Sophia and Ida Werner all Of Ger
n,ny; Mr. Smith, lady and family, Brosd6ridge, Jei
W Carter Rodgers lady and family all o. Engandi
Mr. Thorpdike, OF Mass Nj Rice OF Boston MRS bnker
4ehldrtn and servant Of Asam, India Rey Asa Fawes
ar d lsoy OF Andoyer, Mass; Rev w w Eyerets Mr. .
Eooh Of New. York-26 second cabin and 15 steerage
In hin Iorend, from Rotterdar-Geo b Day, Miss
N Du,verrn and 278 In sleerage
In shin EdDr a, from fntre,p-f wave: -....
Ia b,,o I'm r DusdH from ChdrLest0H-Mf Thompson,
lady children and servant smith ,,,.
In brig Aibafross from Guyana, Ph-hess's hu0hu'
sou (engineeT), w Swih OF Portland.
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-r,,ryrrrr-cruds continues sissdv


20 bsssta7 IS for 200 lbs sp.ri" ar. less arm with
DYEWOODs-Tbe extrerr-s scarcity OF ali descriptions
has inclined holders TO demand higher rass which have 10
some instances been realized Te sales which have con
the r. sidue OF The stock SCI qss mos bond s5 uns
ST. Domingo Logwood IS % cash and small parcel OF
Csmwood, on terms not '.rsnspired.
HORNe-An invotc, OF 50 600 Rio Grande Ox nas oeen
sold at ne high pyce Of SIS moa; and 1ooo bnhAo
(psr. via Lopdor on terms we did not Learn -, e.
RICE-The, . hss been . more active demand t1an iot
ZONE time .st with small advance on the primer descrP
tiors Te stoek IL moderate and holders remain nm
The gales Of the week amount TO about ies
IS The latter price for choice. .,, ,,.s,. .-,.h
HTMP-Tbere have been sales Of 200 bales Aania W. ~
In cur range and 100 do Ssa AZ cents less y ~ m
TFAs-There IL fair amount Of business IN fO1ng NJ
SOP &c but the market generally Is quiet the acnv' Season
having now passed by. - 49,. ...,,,s4
LFAD-Pg isduIL and lower prices have 0eea aecsPts4
the ale Of coo dig. sof GAena was reported yesefuAs
10 arrive md 800 here s2 cash; 600 do nAfo anu
So inns Fn ellsh sold on terms we did not earn
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Spoken. &c.

May g. OF Start Point passed ship Ocean oueen New
Work steeripe T. with loss ~ foretopgallani mast
NAV IS st ii r. long IS 81 psssed Prus bark Farewell,
steering +. -, .., ,...,
to he The Queen Of 4 West.
May 2s ai4 long 60 ,hp Cores I'm NewYorE, for Que
bee -. o., A. VIZ r.,
No dale. of Bahia Hondu schr Mary Soul, Of and fan
Philadelphia for New Orleans ,
No dale ai 81 iohg 66 H. chr Csssandra II dc I'm New
bern for Demarara- ~, H. L. g.,
Nav Is of Loo Key, ship Emma Watts. OF HAlowel,d
Nav "a Is, % H. long TO- brig Een I'm Porto Csbelo,
of and for Baltimore. -, r., No.. o..
NAV % lat IS I long 81 S. brig September I'm Boston Tor
NAV IS lat Al A. long 81, was passed ehr Corvo OF and
Nav aI rs miles South Of the sw Pass schr Friends, I'm
NYofk for Franklin, La.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

SlTUEDll, jus TT N.
In stocks the market 10 more buoysnt, sad mos,
of the Fapcies are better. In sound Stocks there
vas a good inquiry at improved rates The mar
het steady at the Second Board.
In Exchanges there is not much business doug,
and the N arket is firm. sserlisg IL 81 asa Good
Bank Bills have been sold at 81 y CT
Freifhts are not active, except Tor vessels 70
CAVITY deals from The Provinces TO England. Cot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

ton is ID TO Liverpool, with engagement" Oh 'oV
balss: Corn. Sd offered, 3ld asked Deedweignl
lO,al9s Cd. To Havre, Cotton, ic se9ss Tor
Bark, &c. There have been further engagements
Of ak or eight vessels 10 take Deals at Is PA %
from various parts Of the Province to Liverpool
p.N.., London. &c. Within q few days there
have been engaged to London, 900 bbls Oil Cake,
an ooo Slaves. 50 ties Beef % hhds Tauow and ~
TINS Furs. at previous rates. To Amsterdam 2So
bbls Pot Ashes, la cd. To Rotterdam, 80 bales
Cotton, &c 20 hhds Bark, s.. To California there
is nochange.
The notice Of the draft in favor Of Mr.. A. Bel
mont for s556,ls3. on account of the Mexican in'
demnity, was received at the Sab-Treasury To-Day
but the draft was not presented. IL VIII prooaoy
be paid out on Monday. This draft makes aoOu'
Three Millions paid on this years INDEMNIFY
leaving half million yet to be paid. The pay
ments have been as annexed;
July g IN Howland Aspnwtl "a
ApTil g. 20 A. Belmont. TIA N
Apni 81 10 x59i eP 20
InneI 70 oo,iS' %
Totsi...........,........... ..s1sii'So "
TIE receipts at the Sub-TreaEury today were
s11s o33 Payments, SIS, O25; Risnce in the Treas
ury, s3,et4,tlV.
The annexed is the stRtewent Of the operations
Of the Sub Treasury in this City during May;
STATEMENT rec MAY 1850.
May l. 1850 by balance u
Receipts 10000 -,
on Hccount Of Customs. ......2 $50 1863 ~
ON account OF Port fees....... 22ll 81
On account OF Post OfEce..... 1853 VI -, 49,. -
Misceusneous ................ 1857 So-~S5I,'oS Z"
Total 9l8625 is
Payments; eoo,,-oo
49, R,sfs p q Deposits.. 37s4l 79-S,llS992 Y
Rslance in he Treasury S29632 n
may :, iV Con ny .i..... 1857 90
addonsl 1875 90
| 5l,367 %
p.r,osr,s nm aceount Of Interest........ 1440l u
p.,s,cs $685. 81
r,a.sn,v Mates funded Observation-Disclosures. 1880 90
| ID 4 ~. mill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03
California Vessels spoken, &c.

shin solon Bucknan I'm NYOrk, Dec "A, Tor California;
had been ashore of Cape Virgin and pat back to Monte
yideo leaky No date given.
Me5 81 Ia so 10 & Dug SO 50 W. schr Sacramento (of
Portsmou M Marshsl I'm Boston FEB 81 for California
April l8 st 46 s. long 81 IS W. bark Leonora Howard,
I'M NYork March p for California
To- nt 90 long 70 a. bark 81 James, Johnson 81
d. IN for CALIFORNIA; ssmed day schr Columbia,
Philips I'm Boston Mich l3l for do
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ReseIpts of Produce

BIZ North Rirer Boats SatNrddy.--Fiour, 'SiS
Mi, Ashes lnt hbls; whisky, 50 bbs Provisions, 100
nSv, Feed 2OoO bush Carte. 81 head Hogs g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

Steamers Crescent City, sodtard Chagres, Howard
Son: souhsrner, Berry, Charleston spohord, Tieston
Go hen H:,ss sGSis. sam Frsnci:co, Smith Coz
Csu.ds. (ED Cheney, Quebec w TsPscou Cos
Ab.ons, Poole, shedsc, NIB, B NJ Evers Julia hich
Bs1ss Frederick Wilhelm dam Psal.en Hsysns,
Furcke Heincke Water Gruner, BIZ kehman, 81 Inom
MAJ. Fsvepsisdt 4 sehuchsrd Prince Ade6srt lPrusl
-, Alexandria Irvine po1ghly 0ie2eei Leoymoe,
!B G ST1Ss3 s. ) Jc iSnp as NJ sfSs
Bngs voma y-nszl Mslse, AngosIura n senien sn
Fowler EswsId Te crsSse W N.@,1s SON.
Harriet Newell, Hatch, Phisdeghs Henrietta forE doi
@ pOs s:ssS 50H %1 Ss P0r su fnss
Freeman Co; Anna hymao. Tolsrd, New Orleans MO
r. Coel Jacksonville Broo5psn; ksa% 1-sS. Msrv
Jane Peck Darfee, Richmond. Va; NewYork smas1 90,
Fairfax Pepheld AisxaDdris Ann seden 40; Emny
Hand. Jsyre, Bsumore; Cahsrns Brown, iBfl Morris,
Csmeron's Land, MS Naive, Payne Wareasmi NAY
oIsI.' so.,os: Ellen, Ames, do Fo.isr Nickerson;
Lypchburg. Crowe Boston; Sarah Elizabeth, smith, New
seoos Midas Quincy Providence; Moss, Rlund do
Roger Williams slurges do Radiant, Payne, "Henam-
Arrived.
shin Hendrix Hudson, tpki) Pratt, London and ror"
yron,bb NAV q mdse TO J Giswold
Ship Lorsns, Urquhsrt, Rotterdam Is ds md'e 70
SHIP An,iides, (Breml Fsdsrhu,en, Msnia, d. sugar
and indigo 70 A5P.I Go Antwerp Is d. mdss and rs
Sep Ldw ,o ! HurIsui Co.
Psk stells fof Baum0rel Llueneio beias- - os uon
10 Roan.n Johnston Co, the vessel and 10 passen'
an ,sNed1 FamiIier GyIeuspets, Wsichnans cape,
s,ssonisl n dsys Wis Pernsmonco .tin Apri guAno 70
isisrs smpernsn Dawson. May IL, one OF NE crew
AZ VIM Dugsr Corson. Charleston ii days, COTTON
and rec 10 N L McCready Go. - L.,
a., Nor,h America fof Msebasl Foster, hachiss days,
lumber to Simpson, mayhew Co. s..,,s :.
Big Lubec, Bray, Ceiss days iumoef " s""n
r. bSis Ae.aisp, Loethsr Windsor Ms dsys plaster
10 Eoule w hilney 4 Go. -.
H. Fr.nees savi Msysguez, PR, Is days, Sugar and
moss,es 10 Thornp1on Hnnier SD 10 CO win sen Grand
H. shs,ro.s 1Sfsesrspor9 Cochran Guyana, Pr 10
dsvs ,nrnr ard rnolass-s 10 Aguirre galway,
Big Integrity tBrl seyeGsou, AeSessie u g. aase 10
Barclay 4 Livingston ,.,,,-,-.s. -. =. o..
slssner Peao6seOI Fcwers PtaAdelphs nese 10 SAD
ten Spicer, ,..- 49, "A
dsys mcse TO Sevins sons ,,,. -
CIR Gobe tof scasseil Tieteiss Csiss 10 days IAN
bef &c Snith eoypior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

The New.York and Erie Railroad Company VIII
nav the semi instament of interest on their
stock at the rste Of p ct per annum, on the LIST
of July next.
The following amounts were 10 the several De-
postories to the credit of the United States Treas
urer on the 27th of May:
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Foreign Ports.

Aru ouebec Msy &c ship James Fsgan, McConpochie,
NYOIk Cleared 'chr James B'aio' H0O0'n'' 81 '0nD'
At Porto Csbelo May IL, bark Asris Watson for NYorE
ID msSss1ez PR, May a. bark WIN Chase Dorry, from
s, Thomas Tor Georgetown, In de; bngs GUIDE
for NYo,k in de-; Fsrees ssyso az IN a..
Gisnd Issne for Boston, same day Mary Emens' Aee'
IND Rotterdam, May a. ships Rhein, Pru,l Meiger; Of
Bstimore ide; Richd Anderson Coin for Nfofk ani
Iussrsie Dutch Anspsch for do, dg bngs Heather Bell
'b, @ hns.co xprls ships colchi Spawn. Boston
Ship Loo ChOo Cus6msn w supposed 70 nms SD H0m
Vera Cruz, Nay is barb Maine Perkins im Mobile,
dss; brigs Nenunhsr shaPey, I'm and fos sIor1 ssi
ss,B SS w sasssw l5 NJ Hb1ssa:
Sid fm ST Thomas, May H. bark Gov Won oxhon, DAVIS
Al Ponce May u brgs Marcus, Pierce, tor Boston, or
d. and others before reported same date except hat
df Gre oI nSw May s 5ns SoDt Ramsay Douglas for
oSps into Havana I'd ull NJ, brgs somers and AIDE
Az ResIeo' West Coast Central America, April 49, bark
Homer Welirnan, sail same day for Punia dArenas
All Aecrs, Aries March - bngs Delaware Forsyth FOR
Al Elnns Afla prev to Mch IL, ship Winnessncs,Gh-
loup, from Salem all well NJ.
Baltimore Cspes Jan so.
Al Rio jsnero Apr Il Caek dsie bark Peylons Leeds
Art al KiugsOn J, lsb u schr John Wesley, Parsons,
AR Il MOniegO Bay iiIh alt brig Mary Creighton, Bslii
! more. -.
Al Porer, PR, l2h uli brig Martha Sanger, Robinsoo,
irot Dur canl for NYork. ldg
AT CFox l7e, schr Martha Hail. Cobb, I'm Antigua for
HYork, 10 Do -
Al Pernsmbuco May l. brigs Chaswortb Johnson from
Ambreze Urc- .r
Arrsi 81 John. NIB, May g. bark Glssgow. Marshall,
BosloIs b'ss Bowes, Elvood, NYoik; Minerva sasnk'
| PhilsdelThis.
shaal sth sch hsn.ou Perkins ia sne f'E 40 ]'n gu
IA csLfsssos IT'S Dig susan. Wclfird, tn Kingston
10 losG Nr NYork SD lin, org Len hsooi SAiPA"'
] Bcg;tr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-03

TRANSFERS ORDERED.
From Assistant TRslurer, NewYork 100000
To Mint OF the United States Philadelphia. l5OOOOs
The following table will show the value OF the
Dry Goods entered for consumption and warehous-
ing, and those withdrawn from warehouse for the
past week
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Winters.

Sid I'm Ptoyincetowu May y, sehr Consa', higgins
Straits Of Bellisle. humpback whaling.
ATT al New. Bedford SlsL ship Triton Marshall North Pa
cihc, 200 bbls sp, goo do VIII oil n,.o
ia Al do ship Ann Alexander Debois, Pacific Ocean
Letters received In Nantucket from Rio Jsnero Apr ~
stse Thai nearly all the Of the Scotland OF mat port
meSors repored at Rio lesky and Capt dead ha been
down with the fever many Of them bad recovered
The I'd mate Mir Charles Barrett Of Nantucket nsa oSen
1oung mar by the Of Thatcher were st me Hospital
sick and were expected TO recover al sst accounts
ihsr ON he whole the voyage OF The Scousnd appears
nLsIy TO prove bad for all concerned some OF zoe
crew have le the ship and viii proceed to California In
spoSsn~Msy 81, of Guilty Hunk, whale ship, supposed
the Liverpool, for NBedford: eup.,s.
Nav Is of Bermuda, ship Liverpool Tnpp I'm acme,
since leaving Sandwich lssnds ,,,,- o., 81
Sid n Provinceiown sd, schf Counsel Higgins s o.
Bensle humpbsck whaling.
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Cleared.

su.-Rises.. 80 ssl....7 Is hoos-Rises. 30 46m
" HIsH wArER....yune
Handy Hh | S2m Gov. Isl. 2 22m Hell 0ate .. O@m
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MARINE JOURNAL.
nIrIATuIE ALhAEAc....rRi DAY.

rosr OF NEw.YoRK.....JUNE 5, 1880.
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'",'r H'IO TIHlIrrU NlusllNs,
Embroidered p luy

Black and Mode Barngcs. $500
Fancy and Embroidered do. .. .lrg
SILK Tissues and Colorcd Lawns,
Linen I.llstrcs and Cumbrays,
Swiss Musims, Plain and EInlr,it,cred
Ginghams, Fancy and Mourning Prints o.
5c'cTy variety, etc.
- l.SO--
a beautiful assortment of white and Fanc,
Linen Drillings. brown Linens, Drnp ID Etes
jer"t"n Cioths, alnrseilles Vcstings. Black nnt
colored Silk Cravais, Ginyham and NIusln do
Cnttonndes, Blcached and Brown Shirtings and
|Sihciings of every quality with q variety Of
ioo,s too numerous to bo specified.
They would invite particular n, attention 10 thcir
stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, which
having been purchased Of The Manufacturers a,
The Lo~cst Cash prices, they are prepared to sell
ION the most reasonable terms.
\ iinc assortment Of BoYs Youths and Nen.,
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dy dy 'competent'to give instr'ictioni h.the q

j.ohWu!s5 oMISICS---rtfiA.iJ1 iJ1Id"ilSfl5 running
lin On and Water Colors, Wax-work and
ISheil-Work. . For such a s.asiiaGx Of 500,
|(with board, &C. is offered. Ono also com ON.
|petont to give Instruction on tic Guitar, and
lin Ornamental Eecdlo-worI, would be rre-
lferrcd. Applications to be addressed, (pos.-
.sy4 i D. B. McLAURlN. 4,
Sumteryiile, S. G. March la, h 2O}4t IL
| Educational Notice.
8ZJ-s The exercises OF the BRADFORD
Springs FEMALE INSTITUTE, Sum.
tier District will be, resumed on Monday,
atlle 4th of February ensuing, under Tic
direction d, Rev. EDWIN CATER, assist.
led by able and accomplished Teachers, in
iall the various branches of literary and
ornamental education, The Trustees have
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'aSssaaSA
'Hn' was strict, clear and defined coanstitu.
tjonn. righi. @ IS - S - ~ -
f@ronlt @ this auestionEe turned 70 the effect
~ h!Gir the einaneipat Of slaves l,as ,,rr,.
~ cefslstn those countries where; alaycryhas
acenia ished, }atlperted to 4 tubular
work showing the trade. population aud
condition OF the British West India Islands
"e'ore tho emancipation Of the blacks, and
showed that since tho abolition of slavery
thcte, the population has decreased, the
sranc, product and wealth of tho islands di
ihiilis'ed, an the social condition ;ot'a the
negroes reduced almost 10 state of,imr
'larity and savagepeSs Where, then, was
the OBJECT to be attained in ths efforts of
inc ASoii!onists of slavery! The institu
ton VI slavery was not the nionstrous thing
At Was represented. There were affections
and kind feelings existing between the
snaster and the slave which de; rived slave.
ry Of many of its hardshps
Negro slavery was not tho only involun.
tary servtude known to society. Whcrcv-
er'thcrc was wages for labor, there was
involuntary servitudc. The Socialist was
the only Aboltionist who understood his
mission. The Socialist went for perfect
equality; he was for breaking down tho ir-
stltution OF hard labor. Labor for wages
was involuntary servtude, and wlicrcvcr
wages was paid for it, that wages was the
price OF involuntary servitrdc.
The northern people, however, consid-
'ered il All evil, as crime. The SOUTH
>saen'ed it. The North declared their con.
;sss9ssnccs could not justify their support of Al
ss'S tI,ution which guaranteed to :hc slave
certain rights. II their consciences
sSs' such, why do they not cease to vio-
ls the compact, and come out boldly and
ttc catered into this compact un.
8ardedly, we release yua from all oblga.
sFons, let us di.solvc' Cal.ih;s Union hc
'iprescrved when the Constitution, So lar as
ut affords protection to ono section, is disrc
gardtN Can this Union be reserved|
when the States arc gathered. round the
family board-'hosc from one section arn
received with jecrs, taunts and insults; aud
when thry arc l.nicj ihcir nr,,, I;tv Of ,a,,
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SfklNG GOODS
selling that
AuH$! NNs "'"e' Eau oe saved ny
alF siia~f ~ gaJ. q. GsBeEEN,
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le SCHOLASTIC year is divided III

a The. scholastic year is divided into twt
asessions Of five months each, beginning
arespectvely OH the first Mondays III Feb
sruary and July; payments half yearly ir
sadVancc. Rates the the same as las, year
{; d. B. aIcLAURIN,
80 H." Sec. s. Treas.
q The following resolution was adopted by
5thc Board Of Trustees: az
4 Resolved, That hereafter any parent
awho shall send to board and educate in This
dInStituin al any ono tinn E,n .lnnnh.nrc
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'cisco, all persons in need Of fashionable All
Iat his establishment, where they can suit t
|PhNTS and VESTS. at the most as,oni
ION hand, and the whole must be sold with,
lie can assure all those who are in wan
advantage and saving to them, to select tl
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