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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

SUGARS AND TEAs-Crusb Sugar 50 per 7 lbs; NJ o
sugsr Sc Cd per bs good Green and Slack Teas only 50
per lb extra fine favored oolong and Young Hyson, 10;
beat Green Imperial and Gunpowder Teas ss good Cot
fee, burnt ard ground, 10 cts and 10; best java fresh
ground 10 3D. at PAaKERs New Store ga and 26 Booae
corner of Lud ow. sus0 Af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

ARxAssAs-Pulssk 1.-THE County lnclading Ii.
tie ROchl has gone Wing as usual but the State ia.
about two to one Opposition. We have returns Of
elections to the Legislature a. follows:
Senate. .Wbig.-......3 Opposition. .........
HOrse .Whg..-....-s Opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

A yEMPERAEcE HovsMENr-The popular moral do
nestle drsue Of The DiuDksrd" Il BARsUNs MUSEUM,
hcb has been PLAY Cd for 80 c0nssru I've ues 70
covd ed audiences ara sill all rage at that establish
arce and tbey are abe III Il seems do something hikhy
eomplIrp psfy 10 Mr Clarke gold watch and chatn ara
o pe presented hin re l2h ibst Unn that time IL
NAV be seer al MERGERS Dining Saloon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

OHIO DR.. Z. NJ. Fishery OF Brooms Co. IL the
Opposition candidate for Congress in the With
tCermonf District. IL has always gone that way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

RApNusfs MUSEUM The prupksfd IL not only crowd
ing Ibis Nuseu 10 excess every evening" but II s uroiug
tsonsards 10 Tee'otssm. The Sons Of Temperance sro
about 10 pTtteni to ar Clarke who represents th7 Drunk
eject Saloon perTar ces ever afternoon AL evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

~ Ladies recurring from The country wishing their sup.
ply Of Shoes ind a. j. B. MILLERs the largest and
hsndsomes Of block and eoored CATER Boots
to be found In New ork with complete assortment Of
ladies' i,se8 and ehldIen's Cater and Shoes OF
al kinds and prices, All. b MILLER'ss 1S4 CahAlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
LOOKING GLASSES.

n RICHARDS KIsGsLAsD, wholesale dealer
manufacturer Of Looking Glasses, snd importer " Io.s
Glass Plates Large Pier asd Msniel Glasses pa, "
order, SO Cortl&nd-sI secoud door, opposite
Hotel. New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

CONE kAsUTAcToRY, SoSi BRoADwAr-fhe onslos'
us.ufscturer OF tho celebrated Open Chain sss COMB
and The only anuiseturer IN BIosdvsy, invites .as
to call and examine bis late improved patterns
Open Chsins, IS Combs al wholesale
suSos, I'm. QUIasY, so,i Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.voRK. FIR DAY. AUGUST 30.
ADvERrIsEmEsTs.-For Auctions see third Psge
and California steamers see seventh.
Iu Caugrts-. Yesterday.

The SENATE amended the West Point APP
Precipitation bill by raising the salaries OF
the Professors to a uniform rate OF y OOO,
and then passed it. The Bounty Land Bill
was then taken up, the question being on the
amendment Of the Committee on Public
Lands, according to which the soldier who
does not wish 10 locate bis land himself
NAV receive hundred dollars in money
instead of a land warrant. Instead Of this,
Mr.. Mason proposed an amendment by
which military land scrip should be receiva-
bic in payment for public lands, no matter
by whom presented. The effect Of this
would to leave the whole business open to
speculators, which the amendment Of the
Committee was apparently designed to pre-
vent. Some discussion arose upon 1t, but
was not concluded when the Senate went in
to Executive Session for the rest of the day
The HOUSE spent the morning hour in
squabble over the perfectly useless question
about calling Messrs. Richie and sengstAck
to the bar to be tried for contempt. Me-
Evans Of Nd. and Mr.. Fitch Of Ind. had a
bottish little dispute which we trust Will
hurt nobody.
The Texas Boundary bill then came up'
when Mr.. Meade tried to make out that it
was not the first business in order, but the
Speaker said it was, and the House on APP
peal sustained the decision. Then there
was an attempt 10 get the floor away from
Mr.. Boyd who had it to speak on his
amendment offered on Wednesday, adding
California, New-Mexico and Utah to this
bill. However, he had the foOr aad made
his speech the gist of which was that he
favored non.intervention, and wanted to see
peace restored. lie concluded by dropping
cut Utah from his proposed Omnibus.
Mr.. Clingman then offered an amend
ment cutting off the southern part Of Cali
fornia and making it into a Territory on the
plan Of tho bill organizing New-Mexico, and
got off speech in favor thereof Then
there was a good deal Of talk on mert ar
liamentary technicalities. Mr.. Root moved
to rut on the Proviss, against which and
its mover Mr.. Brooks made a speech, to
which Mr.. Brown of Miss. made short
reply, and the House adjourned, having
done nothing whatever beside talk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

ARUMrsA7ISc BoDr. The Utica Gazette learns
from friend rather curious In Statistics thar the
person who cleaned the Odd Fellows Hall afer
tho adjournment of the Grand Lodge, collected four
pats Of tobscco juice from tho spitpons used By the
Delegates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

u., ny,se.-rHALoss Magic Hair Dye, 70 eoies NE
vb..sr.. the moment II is applied without nuy
aa ', ain. lean be vuhed mu sdsisy vfaocs
s,.n,sIoe the colo r. and has 20 bed odof sppase
a''u ru.rOss Wig and Toupee Msnuisetery. !"
or soid sa1 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

o. AMIDos's Fall fashion Of aentemens Hats arc now
ready which In the essential qualities Of ghness, cssrsi
IT, durability and tsse cannot be surpassed Also Gentle
mems and Boys Cloth CAPS. Particular attention to Army
ard Navy Car, AMIDoS, sol Broadway. near DuAnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-30

RAJ Fer late and important Telegraphic
dispatches see Eighth Page.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-17
Among the pla,iis brouph, bsn,e nv III,

Among the plants brought hsntt' by tho
iltxplering Expectation, ie.a most lbea,t,iEuf
33daaonsstn of.tse celebrated Pitcher j Ifa,i,
sssnef grown 10 a considerablehcBht .IfhiS
lp|RntSar readers will recollees. i.ahnsihds
aip lAe stony and sterile paris .dehre faland
Iof !agaS fRap, iwlicb., wena, iLarpti fGI this
vegetable wonderli small birds and 1liad-
Irupeds would be fozced to migrate in quest
'of. water. Atthe foot stalk of each Is q
flag, shaped exactly like apitchcr furnished
,t1iih a.liduanll, hagihg 4iral .Qchinse that
lpaases seych the handn of utarpitclier, iAnd
|connec4s, il Witb.the leak The hinge s"a'
|stdoag &me (which contracts in showery
Observation-Disclosures dew falls. N1ih,er-
;ods litAlb,gnBlc,a fllnd with fresh.watea are
thus telu forth, then the heated fibre be-
|gins to .eNpapA and closes the goblc, Sc
firmly as+n.RreSGpt evaporation, peecluahis
IA. further supply till called for by the wants
of another day Epcning News.
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TlEE 'GANDEN !DfgiiR,

The Snbscrihtt5ttg HeS%c'.'to announce
to their friends aud Customers in Sumter,
q That fley have just opened a splendid stock
sof FANCY and STABLE GOODS; all
9oS"h'ch they offer nt the lowest pr ices
! ]phssible.. 10 the following aiticIcs they
1wish most particularly to drrw the at,rn.
! tlon 6' pnyciasers,.,
Plain, tigh:cd, and satin!s,npcd B;rtcgts
4i'igurcd and Embroidered Lawns
/ French and other calicoes
a'riesMe'siIks, and 'Ginghams
Pain and Figured Swiss Mulrs
Plain anu Figured Callliricks; Jacson:aaIs
Embroidered curtain mnslins
l.lncns-lrish anG Grass; Linen Cambria
flandkerchiekf Eact .Capcs, and "A great
variety of NsctlfcwiGrk Goo.ls
Together with gtnclAl assortment of ali
1 other articles usually found aC'lllcir cs-
tablishment.
1--WE wish TO draw the attention df gentle
men 10 our stock of Rcady-malo Cloth.
ing, which embraces every article in that
j line.
NJ. DnUCKER g. co.
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Charleston tONew- York,
'I4fE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
: CHARLESTON, SIC,

'~N th!bih hoCi Il Fttoh
: CHARLESTON, SIC,
I!ENvING Me Wharf at the foot Of
l.alfrens-st. daily at g. p. b., after the
arrival OF thE' Sdilthcrn' cars via. WII..
IMlNGTON, and WEEDONlN, 6. pE.
RlCHMONDIto, ~ TsH.
MOTION; BALTIMORE, ItlII.AIEL.
}PfliA.'and NJ YORK. 80, {
the stea,ncfs Of lis pIinS. lrom SfpGGhld" GhHrldE,Dn
TO Wilmington, aYd in first ra,s condition,
,ah1 afe ':avgatedby well knoSnand G&pe.
i!ahctd commanders, and the, .Eiroad$ are
I'GtinG order, thereby securing saio,s both
and dispatch. 4 THR0uGIi 'TltHBT
having already been in operation will be
continued on and after the first of Oct
lslo; as pef",ant,ht aF[angGpepr from
Charleston to New "{2k., ,t,aAHpEcra
|availinS themselves tIiefent Wi ,haye tic
option either IL 'GGidlintinnue' without. delay
through, the !routc'o oihei'wisel 10 stop at
any of the Intermediate points, renewing
then, Seats on the line to Suit tfhir conve-
Itii3ntt. BY this route travellers may
'reach New York'on the third day during
o6 Ioardtlc Steamer Is Weldon, as,lIkr-
wise on The change Of cars, at the interrGe. 4
ai2htc .i5htc points from thence TO M, lrk.--I
'laitotgEi Tickets $50 each, al, aloc be
had from l., WINSLOW, agent d the
apd Raleigh Il. r. Company,
al the office oftlta Company foot Of I.an.
rens-s'rce', to wLdm Plcast apply, For,
other Information inquire ,nf :.
!" tic. DUNCAN,
al the Anierican Hotel, CharleSlor S. c.!
MAY 9 % Nv
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-17

and an iasortnptablc soul; lie Ii tie :t. man,
! 20 lead the councils Of the South THROUGH
Legislatures. t''.f 't !
by Robert w. Burgras., PaRs,b. S"m.
,s.-ras h;s !, nc stood gallantly akihf hcsd 81
The btlo.od.stained 6elds Of EbGrubuses and
ChapuItePec; may We 'sson,see him Coy.
ernor Of the Palme,to State.
alCBy E FoYctbtrrs.s Monk. w. Pix.
sas-tils soul.s,iring cloquence in ,hd late
,hs nsshs,,,e GonSsaIio Ies well Sustained
~" .vpss..,2I fs ne 3as already acquired, "a!
one, one o. Sons9 Ga,tSSiipR.s mast sblos.S,atssf
men ana; sltSh lrators. Il
by 4 fi,l91Ss:SSf GiaSendop4 Gel. lVar5'
: 3sy itasss Ia. .b|s k@SSaa. weaeef tba,l the
7 ss,nteres,, .oI. .bhI South are safe .lLctlhim
lead ony ysI,a %e ftol!99T;.aqdr "a strife q'usi
come, IS 81 hlm we, ,RtQRhel,iea!M look, aa the
young! VOW WsalA'&@tos! f:sShsiiso~n,tya fen-l
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.SHERRBFp4 SAFES,

I .I'y virtue of sundw, ,l3Scouiipns,to me
directed. will be sokl aL Sumter C,6,rt Hons 40
|onthc tirst Monday lind day following; in
August next, within the legal lIa,,r. of sale
TO the highest bidder, for cash, the ,l,llowinU
|prercr'y. Purchasers to pay for titles:
Goods in Store, levied on as die proper,v
|of 4. Cbsbolw, at the snir'or r. X Co,a,nt
|& Dollcs.
=; - ohe r,issrc: 4treten ,Es the property of
w. i: hhogdon, at the suii of T.. A. J. Ga.
KY. sitimin'tor.
|, Cine BaroucIl and Harness, levied ON .,s
tho property of G. ID. Gayle, NJ the suit OF
SIS. FaErar and others.
HARVEY SKINNER,;S.. IS. y.
~Jnly l2,SSiS. r
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W Drowned on the 5,l, July, while;
jhhathing Tho Plscataquh Lake. In New
tlAampslnre, AUGUSTUS WILL'm HowLaNp,|
3eidest son Of our respected fellow.citizen,|
:$fM. HowLasD, Esq. He was youth Z oil
llheralc education, and Of noble, generous
3i'npnlses, 1 and his. melancholy dcathwillb bel
lnonrned by all who kncw him. -. SO. sass|
3ihe Charleston AercurY ~.
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South-C Carolina ,Samter Dist.
Dy w. LEWIS, ESQ, .Ordinuru for said

= y ~ . N"'N' ', - 1SSf's "u'tHiY yW Suu
District.
Whereas, l.. d. Hanks hath applied TO
me for Letters Of Administration, on hlfnnd
singular the goods and chatttIf. fights and
credits Of John Hanks, Tate nj the said
District deceased.
These are,at'ttrefofe,'ro cite and adrnon,
isli h,lsafd singular, tile kindred and crcJli,
,oiH'ofctIie said ,irecased, tH be and apl,ear
before me, at .tH next Ordinary's Cbnrt for
the said District, to''bc holden at' Sdmtcr
Court House ON FridSv, tlld' 18Th day Of
jaly inst, Ito slew Cause, ii: any. why the
said administration SHOULD riotGc granted.
Given nhder my hand and seal, this
9th day OF July, I'm the year Of our
L.' 81 Lord 'o,iei thousand eight hundred
and'fiity, arldin the 18th ycaE Of
american Independence.
W: EEWts, o.n.f. p.
:"Idly l0,i 1850. ~ ~ :: y,
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ANNeFcc.

IA cb'parMtrshtp his this day been formed by
The Undersigned, for the TRANSACTION Of n FAC.
forage AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the title nf WIN. NJ. LASvTON IL co
WIN. N. I.AWTQN.
!, Il. WAINWRIGHT BACOT
W.iW'sI. NJ TAH>EOR.
JOSEPH Il. Dill.
Office u Southern Wharf.
Charleston, s. C., July ls2, 1850. a7-3,
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:, Executors .Netiee,

'rhc Creditors Of VIM. :! Ptcs, ESD.
deceased arc called upon to present ID the
their eiet;iandS. properly attest
cd according t" law Aud those indebted
to the said dcctascd tb make payment.
w. h'KEES,. ETsct. QnalfeL
July I'd 30 If
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..ArF. Allen,
pLAS'iigRER .hNDHBEIcKL,,yEr

PiASTJ5RER AND 'BHICKLAYER,
Having had co'lsidcratlc experience in
the above line'of business. respectfully
soicits a Glare OF the patronage of Tie
public. All jobs entrusted to him. will he
executed with 'neaincts Hhd dispatch. and
warranted to give satisfaction phs1rrIrp
!inlsNGI III siipCtiuf style.
JungfL :i3 'T,f
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Great Bargains!
Selling off ;si F1irsr dtnsf

~ Ike s,Ilfr'r ,; .n.hihs!2 m"ys {" charles
FfliS9' COSlH,,' roli.HiiNc OF ,ni iHtl sIlccto,
smtRbf Urg Goods, "Gri0iter,3, dnd" iCrochcry
Tdrs,
'EeaSF- Ptr-ons 'Ht,irntis Of puri hnsing cheap
would dol we'll 70 c;til nIfd eAh,nimc .Jr Them
selves.
1IuBERT tRoGHAN.
1Snm,crvillc. IDLY 10 37-:,,
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iI,MoGiCe,

rSttaytt from .thk ;nJsc'ribcr,. on the lNti
af,Gunc, 'Bc,we&n hIhnches,ct aid IVilliarr
Weeks Springer slu, Pip, flesh marked
white with liver cnlorcd cars, and spo,
I'm her right side, Of the sane color. | vii
hr thankful for any information dirccte;l 1e
Friendship .p.. q,
y WHFEANCEs Rlrrl,Isfs.
.'gtfir I'd -. 36 =. At
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Stores: to Rent,

The snbsrrbc!4' oilers Ict Rent, Oh very
r'asonabhlcrn's, liS'iwo NEW STOKES
~" lni"& comihlotch, Just above the Store
NJ Z. J. < P.Mo;c.. They arc, jc;. and
rom'nodious, with hnr lot rodnn and Shelter
in til" yard, nn% " good stand Tor hn,i,pss.
az J. MOSES.
June 81. 1850 ".H5 ',f
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For Sale.

y valuable plantation containing hin,
hundred and eleven acres. situated il
Clarcmont ConutNr about scfen miles irou
Sun',crvilloidn the p.'thjc road 'eatla,ss irort
s'uritrryi!lefo .hc Swimming Pens. There
y on the place a good Dwelling House
Kitchen, Smokc-liousc, Stables, Corr
House Sc. All in good repair For tern.
app's to .Saml.l ]. Bradford }. w. Dargan o.
the Subscriber Oh the plantation.
WM. VAUGHAN.
Nov. II 1910 4 49,. If
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Stock oflMessra. Hya taI:INIs
PiBMgueR 4DCO,
On aecouat ofNS gnde5,crae,,st.aG a.
r",comeInrd. :
.SIsS' H3.T HB. CREWS 4

=" "'6o"n' Of ne pnfel'craeast;ad gil
r"lconneinri. :
I cs@sy E.T aB. CREWS. 4
30n'TUESDAY. :,3d inst, at 10 o,cl,cpI
VIII connenen' the sale; Instruction. ,at
my storei 10. NcmiuB- Range. of the
4 SI1ClOFOEiF FAiRTSR ST HYATT,
; ts1 ts1'R&&NbSf&'CO: savc,i from rt,c, GtrGl
of Wencsdav.mormnd, Man "a. on. az !.
count ahthc nndefwrAcrs and afeGf.
T.. ceruetl1ri2:
7 llalsGAAnC CHeIEIt SrC assimcrss. sv,a.,,a
4 = s~-Satacts
aTwecds. Alpacag Itnutszines1 t,,r,an,;
Cloth
Red, and white Flanncls, Merinos, Drap
lCro,on and Monterey Coa,ings, I.yoncse
Cloths
Cashncret. Circassians, NJ. de I.,ins, /,
4 Cashmere
Prn;s, Ginghams, Lawris. sasregds. FhgiiIa
= Plads
9Groha'EiuoSfr !I'issucj' raIepinols!ar,s' a al
nrIirnw,rs :
slbisti: lancnSI. ssa~nsI. I.mci! Iaar!ask !;
i I.ncii Shcctings
ffbsow:n altd!Nthitc Hollands, white and col.
oredrlDElls
$ataowlab. lantn Table Cloths, l.. e
\ ~Adrxllicfs
] l5roche, Silk, Muslin and M dc l.. .,har
9Velvet and Silk Vcstings, Meryp. ;uu
4 Cashmere do
Bleached and br"wa sihirtings dnd' Sheet
/ ings. Bobinct
Striped Canbrc si sSS4,.is:s a,.,hincoue, Mu{
j '.,Iins =
ssAracdI!f'I'tekil llcnhn9'i1tcktngs, CrcduiT-
=, aa
Blue Drillsj iInckahacks. Spool Cotton
Pearl and Agate Buttons, Veronaal,a Mad.
ra.I Isdkfs. ::
3Pins, ltbben1: Pnrasals, ~
4 G. CCdralitiuns c,,sli ri
July-l7 rs If
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>zz..,xzsn,,..-,.oa

= StsstS ->"r>~~>~ 4
HIGHLY lmToRTAST FROM CoSEr'. IL.
LAND Organization .nfa Sia,e. ;Li1rsr,,,
m,snl7,f'sEeJtIfations jor ,l1icfence..4s.c.ANt
a late hour last nigltvwe' received the fol-
iowings.yery, Observation-Disclosures from
Coney island, aMt.We lststeu,to place il be-
iore our readers and the public in general
CoSEY LLASD, March %, 1850.
IhlslaSr been great daH,or 'Coney Is,
land. The ilAiabiants of this .t,tritory, have
ut last, awakened to n sense Uf,aiisir: rinhts
and are determined to be no .,lquAees. a su.
hnrt' stopping place, for New Workers,
but TO assume the position 10. which they arc.
entitled, as one of the States Of this mighty
ronlo'leracy, and the most important, Of the
whole batch. They havadosfaali patience
in awaiting the action Of fCongress in re-
gard to California, and.are determined to de-
inand admission into the Union at once. If
the demand be not complied, immediate
ly and Internationally, witl,0tit- Seapsct.to
the Wimot ProYfso,a akey will set up sep
nrate republic, organize fleets and armies,
and set the UnitedS dStatesRtacfa They
are determined to defend aFc, boundaries 81
their State according t6t thtir ,s,otions, and
. don't care fig whether Caas&as, ,aasy think
they have too extensive line of <stn Dc0ast
nr not, Their dander is ipa,ssfti tiiey-are
!" on dreadful iaients intent" iftLsitesisllcs
are mot complied With. Ast issiIm Nhole
Island is in motion. Flags are fifitsg s}tnms
beating, aad our people are marcki,.g .,sld
.countermatching, rrApdy aud an1iras to
meet all who mag ,l,ifease them, especially
the people of the SSaies Of long Island and
New York. never say so much cnthu-
siasm lsofore. The @aS,ciams are jumping
nut OF their skins, M ,ale ,of their shells,
with delight; and Wefbeti,lsdiase who dare
10 say Concy Island iemoi State Gil
Davis and John Smith ha&p been duly elec-
I'D to represent the now $Mteiia ile Sen.
NC Of the United States at Washington,
with instructions TO demand afe the most,
rcmpiory language. that official sawr,esy
will allow" their srats in Iiat august ssdf
Mos opalnst palnst - N; \. lf2ala, it' ga
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Notice.

J'isi received per "Souihcrncy'' u Fresh s,,t
ply OF SUMMER CLOTHING; Of all desorin
ilona. together with IIlnck Cloth Goats and
ta:S,mere Pants, Black Satin and silk vests
May ii L. m lfM$NS
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), SUIM,T,,ER HOUSE.

+. MYERS. wrnli' RESPECTFULLY infarn the
c!'.zene Of Sn,nfrrri'is' uIid tile surro,in,lma
ra'".ry 'ti he In: just re.nrnel from Charles
ICE and SODA WATER, ofEerery {uris,v
weekly. 49,. =, I :; sii"ttF's
Tic has on hnrd, and ,till cnriinlni Il! recsiyr
,,n,ros nodttt season, II cl,nce .isssor,,is,it ~
Vines and ConIiais, Confectior;trirslt $Frnit
: At, oil Of which will ha disposed Of chcdpeg
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u1Sy@mD4aoans

Married, on the losb inst. in St. Pbilips
Church, ChaSles,on, by tho Re- Rev. G. q
Gadsdens RoBERr A. YoSGuE, Esqr of
FairfaIdjSo Miss MAsGAREr r. I.oei,S, OF
Sumter. Il I,
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".
MNTNSS,

III. smlscrlsr ha. Removed iS FI1ENI.
III RE AREROUM 10 Mr.. \. J. NIo.,,s' new
building tnp-s'air>) where he will kecpucolt.
sinnl!! an hand, general ;issorinr. M or Fur
~---S-.s-.S.-@ 'ritnry. ct5tSi ting IN mar, al
~ sssssss Drrssiiil BUREAUS. Plain and
II if-I..s---z-S=tej Marble Top. Sofas and Di.
vans, F"n Stools, Ot"mans. Wardrohes, plain
and Mahogany. Candle stands. Dining. r.a
and Work Tables. Centre do; Curlcd Mn ole
hlult and i"w post lte,!stcahs. Mahogany do, :
piiice, Sitting. Nnr.ing and Rccking Chairs 81
avery description.
=. Furniture made and repaired NJ the shortes,
s":ic.. u. i'"'Ht.. 49,. -.
PLAIN n,N1 Mahogany Collins furnished Ia or
,hss. ~, .r' NJ ;r,- I, =. 20, q.
The sutsesiicr Nnrrtparrd tfrfurnisf Bli,sls,
Sash and D"aTs atajtrlrL,sfoi.-PIai.s J..
He viii continue his, WOKK. SHOP ut .thc
punciwnlly nirndrG tN II
>. :, DAM. s. SARGENT.
May - 20 I
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I. Beef 3eef!

'E'pin sul!,ffi,aF a.se killing neefllho bes, the
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and will Kill
MS often ns required to supply the demand.
Prices according Ia the times, quality. niian.
ti'y, &c. Accounts payable once i, month
j.. PRiNGLE II co.
:. Jly3 Sc 1t If
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. just Received.

"a. h'nhs"nc lot Of Silk DartgcS
t;in.hans
white and colorcd MuSlnS
Shell Tuck and Side Combs, &c. a very
low prices hy LIB: H.tNKS.
June lt;
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NEW GOODS,
Just Receivia by Brown, lee

sc Co.., !,
WHICH THEY WILL SELL AS low AS cAI
DE PURCHASED iTHiFs SI9E,, ,2S. FIafRLEsToN
. EVERY variety Of DRY GoODS, consist.
ing Of i......>
;. Black aud colored Alpaths; ~ -,
Black.ahd celored Barge, "a
Pluin and conled silk 'I'issiie,
White and Golprctl lMuslns3r, a.
i,. Eplgha,ns and Munlins do, Chan,bra} do;
=. Hack itnlinh and SILK Cnvhr, ,,,'
Ladies' Milk do, - i:r., i,:.
f:at,brie' 'nild Muslin Elging hid InsGtii,ts,
!iools, Mnslimnu,i, Swiss do,
+ lllchcird.hnd .DfasHn sJ,irtiHgssin...,, >.
y Every. variety OF G,,!.ts' nf,d Indlts' Gl,yuy,
Iltts, &r:, ,,s,,,.H, y ~. a
White, Black, and colorcd lIpsc. /.
lrish aud Brown LinsnsufNliIuawns,y -
English, French uiid American rrintS,
Eurnlnre-,lc:;. ~ ~ D
Nnl Ey.,,Dinmr. .R ussin <jo.,..
"a DaM9as, Flnsand CttsOn Osnabdrg~,
: f'lr. PhraIha, LeshOm, url,l Palm t1cnf
rlinta,r-, ..f v.:.l,'.ti
Roots antl .Shees Of every vntitty;
books Qn'I StntI,nnry .,.
Crockery, Hardware and Cutlery,
brown md loaf Stsgirs, aud !,
C'at:e. MplasseR, q'rDi'Owtlcr and .Slsot;; "
Spanish and AiIerjcan.Scgurs, ~
ilnisins, Figs. Dates, Almonds,
So,lrnnd Wine G,rnf'kers, All !. ~
a fine lot North CaR9ln3 Bacon and Isnt,F..
=. Cnrron Ware, Iron nli,l Salt. So
May ~ ':."T'
= ,,-s:srs, = = : lSit =, 40
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; DeKalb FACTORY,

Having taken the Agency of the De.
kAlB FACTORY, we are prepared .tn sell
their YARNS untOSNNBbht;sS Tor CasI
III F"rWm'i;siccs \
\. J. 81 r. MOSES.
June 2l. 1850. b #