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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JETTENHVN VTTTa
Sunday Evening, December Is, 1850. 5

Sunday Evening, December 70, F5J
Arrived per steamer Chief Justice Me hall g sheep pc
Western World, IS Care per H8uuiba, 90 Catf'e; per
Gen Lafayette 81 Cattle Ill OgB a. Sh ep g Cows rud
Calves.
PRICES: Beef Cattle, 3afd61!c, " ID net Hogs, co.,
"a Sc nett Sheep, ~ 0J6s8 90 o. head; IFes C0tss
80 "a us " head; CaiDcs, 46 Is as9 50 q head.
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After which dat, new arrangement will be made of which
Lls1 ID Veasels tn Port - CIonren.


.hlssu the rrsE epallyt E1igusgft I7sEisl
tat o. n he @'s -pmrhsuc1 ~ no Rs tca Is ran
Ia he assgli fans the NsI tI. 8tfrmr, d.
ug, Ne nsuF ss.usNt Landing. thu Thgl fs
'-l0T
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Corrected Dads bv W. W. WINE & Co. 81 Camp IT,

SARDlNES-lOO cases whole, halt quarter and
~ two-ibird boxes.
al4 a. z. COCHRAN, q Tcboupitoulas At.
/ ONDON PORTER-JO paokages prime XXX
II neatly put lp lust received and for "a s BY
alA JOHN TuOLEs - Bank Place,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NDREWS ~ Co, JOHN W, Commission
! Merohants and Shinnng Agnnt.. 81 Cnmmnn 81. la5
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INrERgsrINa rRoM BuENos ArREg.-rhe New

INTERESTING FROM BUENos AYREs.-The New
York Herald hs1 news rcom Buenos Ay es TO the
18th of October.
The difficulty between the Argentine C0nedera.
ton and Brazil WIS discussed in the House of Re
representatives., on the occ ion Of passing reply 10
the annual message of President ROSE :, during
which the conduct Of The Brazlan Government
was spoken of in unmeasurea terms.
It is said the judges Of the confederation were
about to petition the Government to declare war
against B. iii, the feeling for which was very
strong amongst the inhabitant7, who were daily GO
ing through mili-ry exercises, in order to be pre-
pared for the wished-for event.
Business at Buenos Ayres was very dull, and pro-
duCe scarce and high.
Information was received at Buenos Ayres on
the 18th, that a large American ship had gone
aground on Yuyu Bank, near Cape Antonio, and
had become a to'-l loss together with part of her
cargo. Her name was not known. The ship was
bound for California, and when off Cape Horn re-
ceived so much injury that she was obliged to put
back for Moutevideo, and driven ashore during
the many gales recently experienced on that coast.
! A young man, named Marcus Taylor, residing
rer' New G. den, Oh ter county, Pa, 50 injured by
| as to eau bis death the following day,
! The basin of the U. S Dry Dock, at Philadel-
phia h.. b N completed and the lerd dam along the river
sank hs been removed Eight of the ten floating sections
are In the water and will he launched into the bE7n,
The other Two sections prosr eng, md will soon be
ready for launching
Among the passengers by the Ohio to New York
on Saturday morning We're the Hon A & Penn who has
inst h IN elected to Congress u Mr.. Harmanon IN
the Third District Of this state; Gen Rusk Senator from
Senator from Mrrylard and Repo OF the u s. Supreme
Court and the Hon Nj SchOoumpkef member eI0ct to the
| lady.
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RtGuisition du ComitG dies LiGuidateurs, CONNIE
par leur resolution du IL OctObre 1880, con-
fOrmJment a Z ACtp de la Legislature, ap- .
prove 10 20 Mars 1850
Al
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From this statement the fiscal situation of the Munich
pay will be seen that will he necessary raise by
tax real and personal estate and capital OF this Mum
cipaly, sufficient to the following items
For deficit for the year Of 1850 $lO5, sos 81
For amount expenditures 1851. 3i4,S4i -
For required by Board OF LqudatOTs,. 100000 w
$3.50, $50 50
nOv23 BOT JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary
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Isaac W. GRAIN, lO6 Wooster street.
NPlNINNs On PnYsINlANs.

Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Phys
cans in different parts of the Union.
This to certify, that We the undersigned Physca' Of
the city of Albany, have prescribed r
Towusend's Sarsapara and believe be one of the mos
valuable preparations in the market
II. ?. PULLING, NJ.
J. WILSON, D.
r, b. BRIGGs, NJ. D.
Albany, Ap L. lS47. p. Z. ELMENDORFF, N. D.
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e-z. For CALIFORNIA, via the IsTHNIUS
xlTffBh OF TEHUANTEPEC.-The pioneer of this
route, the first class and tavonte steam p
ALABAMA, R. w Foser r sommqndsr VII Isaye tie
touching tyeCruz the 10th December for her first
the 9th January Tor her second trip, on the 18th January,
ta day Tbs ' 8aBas vii ascend tie fyer about %
miles Her sOppuge Vera Cruz will be only few hours.
The travel 70 san Francisco Is shortened nearly aVV miles
The cost greatly reduced as will be observed by reference
and the facilities travel considered abundant The road
n Mules and horses can he obtaped There are towns
made in about thry-sS hours. Confirmation of this can be
easily procured previous to engagement by parties DESTROYS
been made by the Tehuantepec Company Of NewO
who propose to give their immediate attention oi but mean
practically acquainted with route of communication
which viii very soon become the great highway
RATES OF PASSAGES:
In Lower Cabn........,...,. Is ~
Frssbt b cents per cubic foot ~ ESQ pounds baggage
~ Pasgengen viii have to provide themselves with pass
ID iii '''" '''' " Z. J. MEEKER & Co 6B Poydras ST.
81, PASSAGE FOR SAN FRANCIsCO-The
REaH George J. Eslng, having nearly all hC. freight
January. few cabin and steerage passengers be
accommodated if early application be made Capt. Esng
WILLIAM j. DEWEY, IS GTayier st., or
dil J. P. WHITNEY y co. 81 Camp ST.
-, For SAN FRANCISCO aud sACRAM MEN.
sstfE TO bITN-RegHiGr Lime IF CGHtOrR{H PdrkCts
$3.50 The II new aud very fast sailing bark GIPsE
p Iso rG .E n % ner GatS% H. Ms w..
newly coppered well found and fitted in every RESPECT ant
er Who "" he 9asG at oa Fraaoco or sScrimsaio
\ preferred. For lreght or gassage, apply to
c.a. ,..o rto i ?, WrtitTNEY 3 ~. 4 Camp st,
Capt James A: Grant, Of Sacramento CIV. the shipper
great portion of the cargo OF this vessel take charge
consgnmeus directed to his care, and inorma
Of the Agent, and refers Mes IS Church Caruthers
Pitsbqrg james F. Jack & Co.. CINCINNATI Bqchannon
Commercial and Agricultural Bank. Texas. MS
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Df TOWNSEND, not tested MS SaTshpaIlla IN case
Of Fits of course recommended it, and was surprise
to receive the following from Intelligent and respectable
Farmer OF Westchester county:
FORDHAh, August Is, lS47.
DR.. TOloHs sHd-DeaT Sir: have little girl seven year
Of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits
tried almost everything for her, but without at last,
although we could md no recommendation IN our crCuem
for like hers, thought, she was very delicate
health would give her of Sasapaua, and
very glad we did, or not only restored her strength but she
has had of the Fits great pleasure
Prise She e fast becoming rugged and hearty, oy which
fee grateful. Yours, respectfully,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
.,rrrrrr go BOZ N-.LoNarrrnE goo W.-nTlmo.et


IA
Cleared Saturday,
Steamship Yacht, Thompson, BrOzOs st jago,
Shin Lexington, Thomson, HAVE. T c Jenkins
Bgrk Creole l.elIron. baltimore, Goo Nathan
Schr A Mckay, Dowuar, st Marks end NewMort.
Scl,r Fairy. Williams Havana Quadrf7 &cO
SGhr Panama, Stewart, BrazO1 St Jago, - Clark
-
Arrived.
Steamship Galveston Place. from MatagOrda Bay via Gal
weston 9Th inst 70 Harris Y NOrgan-4d my. 4;. ii.
Ship Grey Eagle Wbipple a days from Rio de !anelro 10
A Foster Elliott &co-3d my. .
Bark Emma Lincoln, Bartlett, g days from Boston, 10 M
Brig Aida Falcs q days from Thomasion, q mgsef-3H
Brig Rainbow, Siackpoe, days from Turks lSnu' IN o
schr Jans EIiza6eth Morgan, from Key West 5h irs to
maser-lst my. ur,
Gen LAFAYETTE, Bentley, from LOUISVILLE
Cen aVor Trinidad from DonaldsonviIle.
Gipsy IRE, from Bayou Sara.
Gov Bent Brandenhurg, from Alexandria
Gen Worth. Wilson, from Y AGO Gly.
Western World, Norton, from st LOUIS
Chief Justice Marshall, Myers, from Cincinnati
Jas Miingar, Foster, from Cincinnati u
MARY Foley, Daeres. from DonaldsOnvlIe.
Iiatona Hunt, from NazOO CITY. w
St James, Power, from Donald. 3ny,le:
Fashion, Martin. from Rappelet.s Oahas
NatcheZ, Pierce, from Memphis
OsCeOa, SwiiZer, from Trenton.
Della No 2. Williams, from LaiOnrche
Hg1nibal, Lusk, from st LOu'f;
Philip Peunywit, Beatty, from Lite Rock
Buckeye, Devon, from CiuGnn atl.
Martina Washington; Irwin, from Cincinnati
Ohio, Black, from Cincinnati.
Montgomery Estes, from Princeton
Tallahachee, Wiley, from Fall8hCCh River.
Towbnat Hercules Mclean, from the Pgssestowed down
and 10 "a on 9Th inst, ship Geo Stevens nd bark Pa
Tow boat South. esteTn, Martin the Paes-brOugh
up bGss Aida aud Rainbow, schr Jane Elizabeth.
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STOVES! STONES-In store and for sale a
and Bar-roOm STOVES -H
Met'rains celebrated Air light COOK STOVES, 'e2+sN
aud % The Stove w'I e luuUD surpass al urhsrs
gods e"Onnu,- rNc"eDry Tr uIplcty. And o 20, 20
thu r7 am 5iJ t. dIEe as rlI .Heau, Will sell 80
S4la sIr.H|9 o. cost. g.. ~. ". GDNBWhS.
NHg.rlI and E.Iu Iinwarr 3. tDul,s.ry.
~ Front l.rva", N, n.
II iCE-ihe entire cargo OF thu brig Suurg+,
consisting Of Syg whole and - hall uorces and bags lu
ISLE w handbag bg HAHEllll g 90, u Common II.
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ENEGg ESKII INKI!I
EE0YrLSOl1'S Columbian EISGS

Black, Japan, Copying, Marking, Blue, IndeliblF g,
Scarlet, Red, CRFmlns.
INHE comfort, pleasure and benefit of the use of GOOH
L INK in our daily correspondence and business, can
readily be appreciated by those who have experienced tie
of had-and who has These Inks flow freely
from the pen, and give stronger and durable color
than any other now N
For sale in any quantity at the manu- actursrs prces by
Z. d. BEACH, lI Canal street,
avB fY Wholesale ApeDt FIR Nayy
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This extract of Sarsspania has been expressly prepared
reference female complaints. No female who has
to suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD THE TUu
Of Life should neglect to take it, 1t certain preyentv
for of the horrible diseases TO which female
are subject this time OF life This period be deayeG
tOr several years by using this medicine Nor less
bic for those who approaching w0ma4hoOd as Is cal
Cuaed nature by quCkenng the blood and uygof
atng the SYSTEM Indeed, this medicine invaluable for
the delicate diseases which subject II baCes
the whole system, permanently the natural energies,
by removing the impurities OF the boay,n tar sumUa
ting produce subsequent relaxation, wi chs the Of
medicines taken for female weakness and dsease BY
using few bottles Of this medicine, many and painB
surgical operations may eYentel-
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WILLACY ~ CO.'S Passage ana For
frs warding Office, w. -
III - NJ A.s lrYu., CrI
Common I.
/ :, E.Nntff7, . NH p he uIHr
~ D. asafnF.rs isar .u a ports 'Na Mississippi, ur.u
| gaI.s I,Ir1.
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Or T610assHd-DeaI Sir; One of my children was very
sck with CankeT in The Month and Throat, attended with
great debility. It came dying obtained some of your
excellent medicine and cured directly, for which assure
you | feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, u IesbTOsses street.
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Editors, and papers friendly to the en,crprize
will please publish this Prospectus, which viii
cntilie tlhHf 10 an exchange With The ne,vspa.
per-. al who comply will, This request will
seri II cory of the paper Containing II 10 the
ComtHi,tee.
Washington, May 2g, 1850. 35
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

By w. LEWIS, Esp, Ordinary for said
District
Whereas, Il. Stuckcy hath applied To
mo for Letters Of Administration, on all
ana singular the goods and cliattcls, rights,
and credits OF Addison Stuckcy, late OF The
Said District, deceased
These arc, therefore, to cite and adrron-
Ish all aud singular, the Kindred and crcdi-
tors OF the said deceased, TO be and appear
before INC at our next Or,liary's Court for
tic said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 5th day of JuIy
TO sh"w cause, il any, why The said ad-
miiistration should not bc granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
23ll day of June, in The year 0, or
: ISL Lord ono thousand cigh, hundred
and fifty, and in the 7i, year OF
.tacricnr Independence
w. LEWIS. o. s. Il.
JUNG 2G - 2t
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NEW GOODS,
.nIlst Received by GsrsyvIay Lee

y g2st Received by ISFssyylsy Lee
~ & CO.,
WHICH TftEY Will SELL A5 Low 6s CAN
BE PURCHASED THIS SIDE OF CHARLESTON.
EVERY varisy Of DRY GOODS, rurEist.
ing Of
Black and colored AlpathH,
Black anti colored Barege,
Plain and corded SILK Tissue,
White and culofcd MtislIns,
tinghams and Muslins do, Chatiibfdy do,
Black italinn uiid Silk Crnvats,
ladies' Silk DO,
t:ambric and Mhsiih Etlging and Inserting,
Book Muslin nnd Swiss do,
l}lcacliad and Brown ShirIinga, ,.y,
Every variety Of Gents and Ladies' Gloves,
Nlitis, Sc.,
Write, Black, aid colured Hose,
Irish nnil Brown I.ineiis AMI Lawns;
English, French and American Prints, E
Furniture do,
Bird Eye Din,er, R,issia do.,
Dowias, Flax and Cotton Osnabtirts.
Fur, ranahia, Icshorn, anf Palm Leaf
Hats.
Boots and Shoes of every variety,
Burhs and Siniiuhary,
Crockery, Hardware. and Cutlery,
lItown AMI Loaf Sugars,
Coffee. Molhsscs, Tea, Powder and Shot.
Spanisli and American Segars,
llaisins, figs, Dates, AIuioiids,
Soda and Wine Crackers,
fine lot North Carolina bacon and lard.
Cnrron Wnre, Iron md Salt.
May 22
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Executive Department,

WHERE'S lire cause Of EDUCATION
in South CaniI!iie, demands aii llfe light
which ntcllg9. ~ gs, fiai.ae fsttAts are
capablc Of 4sicsIding TyRin it, tsIa Governor,
inpnfsuancc of wha, hu believes tti be tl,c
public wish, suggests to the Teachers
throughout tllc State, tho proprieiy OF as
=eA.a.!hing ut Colunlla, on Friday the iath
ofanIy, 10 consider the sab;cet of FREE
SCiiOOLs, the preparation at home of Elc-
men!ary and ,,nhet books for ilit nso OF our
Schools, the best htole OF insuring tho pro-
gross OF Education, Eid other kiRdrd mat
tcrs,
May %, 1850.
c-y Every paper in the State will COPY
once c:a:y !""':: "%ccks, untilriay.
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Fare Reduced to $40 from.
!s, ssa aEa Ga ;s5l..
Charleston to New York.
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. c.,

III a.t.. CftAlt LEio cAS, >. VI f.
LEAVING tho Wharf at the foot of
Laurens-st daily at 3, p. m. after the
arrival of the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, and WELDON, N. G.. Pc
TERSBURG RICHMOND, TO WASH.
iNGTON, BALTIMORE, pHlLADEL.
pIIIA. and n. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers rf this line, from Charleston
to Wilmington, arc in first rate condition.
and are naviga,Gd by weii known AMI expo
ricnccd commanders, and the railroads are
in fine order, thereby securing safety both
and dispatch. a THROUGH TICKET
having already been in operation will bc
continued Oh and after the first OF Oct
1910, rs permanent arrangement from
Charleston 20 Ncw York. Passengers
avai!ng themselves thereof, vii! have tho
option either TO continue without delay
through the route or otherwise. TO stop at
any of'the intermediate points, renewing
their seats on the line to suit their conyc-
ricncc. BY this route travellers may
business hours. Baggage will be tickctcd
on boardthr Steamer to Weldon, az like.
wise on tho change Of cars. at the i,erlnc-
diatc points from thence to N. York
Through Tickets $40 each, can alone be
had from +, WINSI.OW, Agent OF the
Wilmington and Raleigh r. r. Company,
nj The Office OF the Company foot OF Jau-
rcns-slrcct, TO whom please apply. For
other Information inquire of
l.. c. DUNCAN,
At ;Ic American Hotel, Charleston s. c.
MAY 90 ly
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South Carolina: Sumter Dist,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST,
By W.2LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said
District.
Whereas, ]. d. Coker hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, OF all and
singular tho goods and chatteIs, rights and
credits of Anna a. Coker, late of the
District deceased. t&1@-
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me, at our noxt Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House Oh Friday, the 5ih day of
July next, 10 sllew cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted
Given undor my hand and seal, this
23th day of June, in tho yoar of our
H.. 81 Lord, ono thousand eight hundred
and fifty, and i'll tic 74tll year of
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, Q. S. u.
June 26, 1850. rs 2t
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0011GwaeaLnszs

Died ut his residence in this village,
ON Friday morning asth inst, Mr. JoHN
HASks, in tho sixty-sixth year Of his ago.
Dir. IAsks was a native Of North Caroli-
ma, having removed to this State in his
lwon,y-second year, since which time he
has been citizen ofthis District BY his
industry and energy he had acquired hand
some competency. BY his upright and
straightforward dealings with his fellow
men, he proved himself, to be tho noblcst
work of God, an honest man. G.
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THE CAMDEN BAZiiR.

Inc Subscribers beg leave TO announce
to their frldnds aid Customers in Snntey.
tiiat tficy have justopchcd spiendi,l stock
"i FANCY and STAPLE GOODS: nh
OF "hic't they offer at the lowest prires
possible. 10 tie following articles thew
wish most particularly TO draw the auerts
ton Of purchasers
Plain hguteJ, and sain-s,riped Baarcats
Elgufed and Embroidered Lawns
French and o,if~r calicoeg
Tissue silks and Ginghams
liam and Figured Swiss Mnlls
Pla,n |, and Figured can,brlcks; iaconcts
Embroidered curtain mnsiiils
ninens-ir!sh and Grass; Linen C,,nbri,s
Hanikerchiels, Lace Capes, and asgrcsf.
>, variety Of Nccdlework Goods 2 o 8
Ieget!lcr with general assortment 5ot .;sI
Other articles usually found at lIieir IS 81
Wa. nv tie sfosig
Ii,sn g ,ts,,l sis,s ~
line: IS ss. s'ssssss s:ssi
III DRUCKEH Il
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PRosEsEIcTUs
THE Southern Press

All Association of slxtyithfee Atctrilen q!
Cohgfess, Senators and REPRESENTATIVES, have
constituted the Undersigned o CU:imittee 10 su:
periIHend the establishment Of a Southern Press
nj Wdshi1gtcn City, TO be, devoted 10 the espo.f.
iion and defence OF Southern Rights and iIlsti.
tutionH-the discrimination Uf correct if,fortiia.
tion as 70 Nothcrn Policy, and The eoutse Of
poliicsl Affairs ge.r,rally, without reference ID
the old party l!tR:s fWhig hiid Deitocrat. Ar.
ranse'neufs nrs notr In progress, promptly 10
ensure the issue of such o paper under the title
of I.'E'l 80 - -
6 ;Thae Southern FFess,''
for tile cbnd,ict If which, s,iithble Editors lave
pecn engaged, who will also receive the aid Of
number Of eminent and able contributors,
" There will be bUtl rnf.wEtKLY and a
WEEKLY issue--the latter tu contain s,lbstun-
tihily ihe sae matter the former and iI,ten.
ded to ttach ilio2e points If the cuGiiift whose
null facilities are limited. so
n DAILY isstie will be added lefcafterss Id
II be deemed advisable or necessary by die prcss
md people Of the Southern Sfntes.
Ile paper will not bc erciusiuciy POLITICAL
bstt Will eflbtace on it's broad sheet The Gene.
rni Na.Yss Of the day, Domestic and Foreign. by
lai 'aa f misysep iifss,ep and AstG"
Essays, Literary and Miscellaneous and in
short, all those Items Of general n,erest, tic
collected aggregate of which constitutes Tie
interesting and valuable Newspaper. Great
care VIII De tnkcn 10 give full and correct Re-
ports of the Proceedings tnd Debates II, both
Houses of Congress-, we'll iis the action Of tile
local Legislatures on the Southern question.
a limited number only Of Advertisements
will be reccived-tlie main object being to fur.
fffsti iurge amount Of reading matter.
The fhiI1er will be printed on sheet equal I'm
size ~ tliose Of the other Washington papers,
on the material Silf BE procured especially for
the purpose.
IL il confidently hoped that ever irife frienl
10 thc South will aid in procuring Knl,scrllrrs.
ana forward the MINES, with the ninu,I,,t sub
scfibed, to some Southern Representative mt
Washington forthwith.
Posiinastcrs nrc authorized by law 10 rcmi,
subscriptions free Of Postage.
Terms:
For Tr.wcckly during the session of Congress
and semi weekly during The rccess, tie price
will be- per anuum So 90
Weekly Iapcr 50
'Ibe price of subscription must he paid inva-
Ii;tbly III adva;ice. ai the casiI utcoinyruy tie
nac sent.
All persons procuring ten names shall b. en-.
Titled to receive II copy gratis for one year.
A. p. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON,
X. TOOMBS,
j. THOMPSON.
tSli!"rs, and papers friendly to the en,crprize,
will please publish this Prospectus, which viii
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per. I'll who comply viii, this rqtiest viii
send cory Of the paper cmsai;ring II 10 the
Cumtn,tett.
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List Of Letters

7 Remaining in the Post Office, Sumter
. vile, 3 t., Quarter "nd,ug 30,h June 1850.
s5 A--.'amcs A'ian, Mrs. Mary .ilsbrook,
&IohpD d. Alexander
&B-E. Baum, Mai John Ballard, &. ID.
+Boydcu, Blrbra BarIic!d, Mrs II. u. BraG
lord, J, Bnrkly, a. Barnes, Ned Bay, john
T.. Brunston.
C-DrP. Cullen, S. r. Chandler, No.
ah Crane, Mrs. A. f. Can,v, John Al.
Chandler, Samuel Clark.
D-Wallan Dckcv, J. II. ningIc. jim.
NINA Dun.
F--Adam Fielder, w. Fnrman, James
d. Fort, John Freeman, b. Folsom, Mrs.
i NJ. Ford.
G--Aliss Emma f. Gayle, Henry w.
Gardner, w. ii. b. Gallaway, John =.
Gayle.
fd-J. c, linton, Miss Beatrice IIolla-
mon, Abraham lodge, Madison IIarvin;
James Hurst.
j" Il. Jennings. w. 4. James.
1--Dr. c. W. icsessnc. Edward +.
Lawrence, James London, w. J. Lee.
M--Mrs. s. A. Alellctt, Thomas NJ.
Mathews, Miss Mcdowell, w. T.. Mcllctl
q Co, D. B. McLaurin, James Mellow
ell, Moses Martin, Il. NJ. Moore, Mrs. G..
IL -"HtSuCCi', moses HlaItii, w. -. Nc
Dowcil, w l.. Moore, DIR. James McCauIy
a }. McFarlanc, l.. Mccoy, Daniel Nc.
I.cod.
N--Gcorgc Norris, Mr.. Nichols, Rich
ard Newton, Mrs. Martha Nctllcs
P-llenry ii. Prichard, John r. Pollard.
R--W. +. Richardson. W. c. Rich, j.
= Richardson, II. G. Richardson, y.
Richardson EEfrWsa lry Il, Rich, Mrs. Pol
/. ly Eaimes, NIarEEf5 hadus
b S-W. II. SpaunA Charles s. Spann.
Argus Stokes, lioranA> S'nilh, !, II. Smoot.
rs. }. Townacn,iA Miss l&abcth Q.
Tartt, Arthur Turner
Wv. J. WindlfanA John |FaLcs,
Miss +. Nj. White, sarNViIkrlson Mrs.
Martha r.. Witchburg, MrsA Eliza Wells.
Y--N. p. Young.
HENRY HAYNSWORLH.p. NJ.
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SUMTER HOUSE,

+, MYERS; Would respectfully inform fl.e
riuzeiis Of S,interville and ,hn surrounding
country 'ifft 'e has just returned from Charles
tdn; altd has made arrangements 10 receive
ICE and SODA WATER, Of every Variety,
weekly.
lie has OF hand, and wHl con;inae te receive
throughout Tie season. II choscc assortment OF
Wines AMI cordials, Confcc,ionaries, Fruit.
&c. all of which will is. djspo.,.J of cban,s.r
than was ever offered bcfor. In, this plsc,.
Mry 20, 1850. 81 rs