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STATIONERY, PRINTING, AND BINDING.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, May "a. 1876

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May ~, lSoO.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be
- ceived at the Office of the Secretary of the Navy
until o'clock, p m, of Thursday, the 27tb OF
June next for furnishing all the Stationery and
ecuting all the Printing and Binding that may be
required by the Navy Department and it's several
Bureaus, for the year commencing the lst Of July,
1885, and ending on the 30th of June, 1851.
All the articles furnished and work executed must
be Of the best quality, delivered without delay,
when ordered, and the satisfaction of the head OF
the office for which they required.
Fit be required, each bidder for Stationery must
furnish with his proposal sample of each article
bid for.
To ensure uniformity in the proposals, blank
forms will be furnished to those disposed to bid;
and no bid will be considered which does not fully
conform to the advertisement, and in which each
and every article is not bid for, and in which more
than one price is named for any one article.
Bonds in sufficient amount, with two or more APP
proved suretes for the faithful execution of the
contract, will be required of the person persons
contracting. The authorized names of the sureties
that win be given, Also satisfactory testimonials
to fulfil the contract must accompany the bid;
otherwise il will not be considered.
The Department reserves TO itself the right of or
dering greater or less quantity of each and every
article contracted for, as the public service may
quire.
Should any article be required, not enumerated
in the contract it is to be furnished at the lowest
market price, according to its quality
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Educational Notice.

ID The exercises of the BRADFORD
SPRINGS FEMALE INSTITUTE, Sum.
ter District, vii be resumed on Monday,
The 9TH OF F..ruary ensuing, under the
direction OF Rev. EDWIN CATER, assist
cdby able and accomplished Teachers, in
all the various branches Of literary and
ornamental education. The Trustees have
made the most liberal and complete ar
Engagements to impart an extensive, thor
ough, and highly finished education to all
the pupils committed to their charge; and
on tho most moderate terms. Strict and
parental attention paid to the manners and
morals of tho young ladies'. Religious ser
vice, in connection with Sabbath School
exercises. held every Sunday morning in
the Chapel, for the benefit Of the Insttu-
ton.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of five months each, beginning
respectively on the first Mondays in Feb
ruary and July; payments half yearly in
advance. Rates the the same as last year.
ID. Il. McIAUItIN,
Sec. & Treas.
The following resolution was adopted by
The Board OF Trustees:
Resolved, That hereafter any parent,
who shall send to board and educate in this
Institute, at any one time five daughters,
sshall be entitled to receive the board and
education of the fifth one gratis.
Anarrnngeinent has also been made to
supply Students OF tho Institute with books
and stationary at Charleston retail prices
Feb. 9th 1850 Is tt
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GIN MAKING. Sc.

We are prepared to execute orders to
any extent in the above line, both for new
workand repairs. Oar Gins are not sur
passed by any made in the State, possessing
all the advantages of the Falling Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves great deal
III way of repairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, With tce.!; set in an angle that
cannot possibly njurc the finest staple,
with an improvement, % regulate the moiiur
ofthc cotton; our brush IS constructed on n
plan, giving at once, the advantages of
llghtness, strength and forcc-ali very
material IN the successful operation of n
Gin. We would invite planters to call
al our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public general
ly, that they shall have no cause 10 com
plain either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We arc also prepared To do work in the
Cabinet line-such as Bcdsinais. Ward
robes Safcs, Book cases, Stands. Tables,
tuphoards, &c. Sc. at short notice, on
liberal terms
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opp"siic the Presbyterian church.
Sumtcrvillc, April -, lSI7. rs
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Hse wise In Time!-,TIs FOLLY

Hse Wise fn Time!--'TIS FOLLY
TO DEFER! AFFLICTED READ
Thousands are suffering from disease from
which there is no difficulty in being perma.
nentiy aud speedily relieved provided tho
right means be uscd.-As every vice has lis
own punishment, so it would seem every
disease hns its remedy. This is true, and there
il nothing III this lilo more certain than tina,
the AMERICAN COMPOUND is tho mos,
speedy and certain remedy for all diseases Of
delicate character, known to tho world
Adapted to every stage OF Tho disease, sex and
constitution, at nil times and seasons, there is
10 feurs of exposure, detention from business
nor restriction in diet; from The certain and
speedy re!iefit gives, it is now the most popu.
lar remedy Of the day. Ten Thousand cases
have been cured eifec,uaIly by i, during the
past year Prepared by a practical physician
The afflicted can rely with confidence Oh its
curative powers over Giseoscs of This charac-
Ter. Full directions accompany each bottle.
" CAUTION.-.ask for The american
compound and purchase only Of the agents.
Price l so.
For Sale by P. NJ. Cohen Charleston.
Boa,right & Mot Columbia; u. De rIay
Camden and by the principal Druggist in ali
tho County towns throughout the State:
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Plantation for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his Plan
tation in Sumter District, two miles south
OF Statesburg, consisting Of a tract of
seven hundred and fifty acres (13r,) large
portion Oak and Hickory and admirably
adapted TO the cultivation of cotton. There
is an excellent Dwelling llouse-good out
for the accommodation Of forty or fifty ne
groes. The good lands and decided health
of tho place combine TO render il n desirable
purchase.
For terms apply to
w. ]. REES. Jr.
Statesbnrgh, Sept. 10, 1910. 46 II
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Pos, Office, Sumter
vile, S. g., Quarter ending 3oih June 1850
A--Jamcs Allen, Mrs. Mary Alsbrook,
John ID. Alexander
BE. Baum, Mai. John Ballard. c. d.
Boyden' Barbra Bariield, Mrs. K: y. Brad
ford, J. Barlly, y. Barnes, Ned Bay, John
=. Brunston
C-Dr. p. Cullen, $. r. Chandler, No
all Crane, Mrs. a. +. Canly, John NJ
Chandler, Samuel Clark.
D-Wallan Dickcy, J. II. Ding'c, jim
NINA Dun.
F--Adam Fielder, w. Furman, James
ID. Fort, John Freeman, Il. Folsom, Mrs.
M. Ford
G--Mss Emma +. Gayle. Henry w.
Gardner, w. II. B. Galloway, John p.
Gayle.
H-J.C Hinton, Miss Beatrice IIolla-
mon, Abraham Hodge, Madison Ilarvin;
James Hurst
J--zL. II. Jennings, w. A. James.
I.-Dr c. w. Lescssnc, Edward p.
Lawrence, James London, w. ]. Lee.
M--Mrs. S. a. Mcllcit, Thomas NJ.
Mathews, Miss Mcdowell, w. T.. Mellct,
81 Co, ID. Is. McI.aurin, James Mellow
ell, Moses Martin, r. NJ. Moore, Airs. G.,
II. Mcqueen, Moses Martin. w. ID. Nc
Dowell, w. J.. Moore, Or. James McCauly
a. }. McFarlanc, l.. Mccoy, Daniel Me.
I.eoh.
N--Gcorge Norris, Mr.. Nichols, Rich
ard Newton, Mrs. Martha Ncttlcs
P-lcnry III. prichard, John r. Pollard.
R--W. +. Richardson. w. g. Rich. j.
p. Richardson, II. c. Richardson, y.
Richardson, Mrs. Mary f.. Rich, Mrs. Pol
ly Raimcs, Martin Rhodus.
S--W. II. Spann, Charles S. Splnn,
Argus Stokes, lloranc Smith, J. Il Smoot.
T--S. J. Townsend, Miss Elizabeth O.
Tart, Arthur Turner.
Wv. J. Wndhan, John Watjcs,
Miss f. NJ. White, Cesar Wilkinson, Mrs.
Martha r. Witchburg, Mrs. Eliza Wells.
Y--N p Young.
HENRY HAYNSWORTI, y. NJ.
Jnly Sd 3G st
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Groceries,

\. O. Sugar, Coffee, Mo!asscs, Candles,
Soap, Mackcrcl. 1000 Spanish Cigars, 10
barrels Baltimore Flour, 30 lbs Sal.cratus.
90 lbs Caroinn Indigo, 100 lbs assorted
Candies, and various other articles too nu-
mcrous 10 mention: all of which. they
oiler low Tor Cash, or country produce
Please call and examine Tor yourselves,
before purchasing elsewhere; opposite
Wohb's n. York Store, Broad street No
3, Sumtcrvilic, S. &.
March 20, 1850 81 #
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;Di am d inaii, and deem nothing syhish res,
ates 10 man foreign 70 my feelings. 81 .5
~ Z II osItbl ssysSl lssaras
al ~ ID nd afIssi y hood sS ~
hEa ttiill +; Ehte8 ~ a VIGOROUS LIFE,
tSSffS y NJ y - SskstSS sskssttsSS ~ ORA
f7Jrts - Tlp5sfJ
E6inkelilsal on seIs-I,reservattoa,

ONLY .25 CENTS.
This Book, just published, is filled with use-S
FIJI information, on the n1irmitiec and disenses
Of the Generatiye Organs: Il addresses stse!f
To oil who apprehend or snfier under tii9 dire
consequences of early or prolonged indiscrciionB
ITO NIL who feel the exhaustive effects Of srden-
tary and banefui habits--to all who in addition
nervous and mental debility, and Of meping and
melancholy dependency. DR.. X. would say.
Read tIiis Book.
The valuable advice and impressive warning
il gives, will prevent years Of misery md suffer.
erirg, and save annually Thousands Of Lives.
Parsntsby reading, il will learn how TO pre-
vent the destruction Of their children.
~ A remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in a
letter, addressed TO DIR. KINIiELiN. Ns8W.
corner Of THIRD 81 UNION Streets, between
Spruce & Pine, PHILADELPHIA, will .eh-
sure book, under envelope, per return of mail.
FIFTEEN YEARS
Of extensive and uninterrupted prnctice spent
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arising from youthful excesses or impurities of
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PACKAGES of MEDICINES DIRECT
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Charleston Hotel,

The undersigned late of the United
States Hotel. Augusta, Georgia,) having
leased the CHARLESTON HOTEL for
term of years, takes pleasure in stating
that the chtire Establishment has been
ret.tcd and Furnished with new Furniture,
and is now open for the reception of COM
pany.
improvements have also hren made in
the House, particularly in the Ladies Do
partn7cnt by the addition OF Reception
rar,or, and the removal OF the Ladies'
Drawing Room.
Which improvements, he is assured,
will -treatly add to the comforts OF the
guests of the house; and hopes, by strlCt
attention OH his own part together with the
officers of his house to merit liberal share
Of the public patronage.
DANIEL. MINER, Proprietor.
July %, lSI9. 80 ly
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State Agricultural Society

The following Premiums will hr awarded TO
the successful competitors, nj the Semi Annual
Meeting TO be held at Camden on Monday the
18th Of July next.
!. For the best Stallion for agricultural prlr-
poses, silver medal.
.. For the best Mare for agricultural purpo.
ses, silver iuedal.
D. Por the best native Bull over three years,
q silver medal
I. For the hest native Cow over tlrcc years,
silver medal.
s. For the best Jack bred in South Carolina,
silver medal.
g. For the hest Mule, bred in South Carolina,
n silver medal.
T. For the best Ram n,lan,ed 10 onr climate,
8. For the best Eve adapted to our climate, n
silver medal.
Ky; For thy nss, RAW. regarding wool chiefly.
Il silver medal.
10. For the hes, Ram, regarding wool chiefly,
q silver medat.
TO- TO the successful competitor in plough.
ing match, with single or douhl: team. Il silver
medal.
IL. For the most successful and extensive ex.
pertinent with lime Tor three consecutive years,
one complete set of The Farmers Register.
-. For the best condu ctcd plantation in the
District Of kcrshaw. silver cup of the value Of
$40. a full and detailed statement of the value
AMI operations of the plantation t" be furnished
by the Agricultural Society Of k-r>haw, or II
committee "f three di>iniercst.i planters Of the
District
GItf Editors friendly to the cause Of ngricul-
tural improvement, are requested in give the
above II few insertions in their respective pa.
p.rS.
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Merchants Hotel,
BY STEEN 81 DIyyER,
Corner of King and society.sreets,
'" N''S 'tlH VUUIvtY.stl
CmARLEsroN, s. @.

CiiARLEsroN, s. q.
This Hotel, situated In the business paft ofthe
city, offers every desirable comfort and ceiivsn.
ienee 10 the Travelling Community. and PeTiua.
nent Boardcrs. The establishment is conlucfed
MODERATE. s,ttstE n s-35sss Z
AN Omnibus and Carriage will attend the
Steamhhat Wharf, and aIso io the Rail Road
Depot, for the accommodation OF Passengers.
Feb. 81 1850 is, "
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Gbarlrston rtisemrrtS.
TO MERCIIiNT TAILORS.
III. b. CLARK

Has now on hand, a full assortment of
the LATEST STYLE AND FINEST
QUALITY of the following Goods:
Supcrtine and medium BItOADCLOTHS,
in black and colors
Superine and medium black French and
German Doeskins
Fancy Casimeres of the latest styles
Ncstings--Silk and Merino, rich and new
patterns
Extra super. black Satins and Silks
Gents Kid Gloves, best quality, in black,
white and coors
Gents Beaver, NIcrino and Military Gloves
Undcr Shirts and Drawers, of Silk, Wool,
Mcrino and Cotton
Black Italian and fancy Cravats, of the best
quality
Toilors' Trimmings, of all kinds.
Orders from the country promptly attended
to. is
II. B. CLARKE, 2o5 King.strcet,
I'd store above Market ST.
Charleston, Nov. 2Sth, IS49. 6m
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SAEMp NRN GSoNS
Gc4.-no 4DlcaA o ..

~ = N-~'N--SN--'<- -N.oSO1
McROf Il JONES, would respectfully
inlolm their friends and The pub ic general
" that, they are now receiving one ol the
best selected stocks Of Dry Goods and
Groceries. ever offered III this place, con
ssilng IN part oi Calicoes, ilomcspuns
MnslIns, Ribbons, Gloves of ever, de-
sscrIption, Hosiery, Hats and Caps, Boots
Shoes, Backing, &c. SC.
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Hgogasaetss Bsoppnets!

Just received large and beautiful assortment
Of Leghotn, Mohnir, Braid and open Straw
B5nnets; Satip, Sarsnet aml Bonnet Ribbons
Also. a fine lot fresh Kid Gloves
j. 4. SOLOMONS e. co.
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BarkleY's ploughs.

Twisted aud .straight Shoycls and Scrnper
Plonghs. These who have used Mr., VIM.
Barklcyts ytsmake Of plonghs require no other re-.
commenda,iom
For sale by J.. B. HANKS.
May Is,
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3 CARD.
REYNOLDS B. Reynolds.

] have this day associated WM. l.. REY-
NOLDS with mo in the practice OF DEN
TlSTRY.
Mr.. REYNOLDS has been my pupil for
the past four years, and ] commend him
with confidence To the community.
The business will be conducted as for"
morly at my Office OH Main street, under
the above name and style.
WM REYNOLDS.
Aug 10 az 'f
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PROsPE u
THE Southern Press,

An Association Of sisiy-ti,rec Members Of
Congress, Senators and Repfcsentatiyes,s I'm te 4
constituted tho undersigned Il Committee 10 su- !
pcrntcnd the establishment ofa Soutl,erIiPress
at Washington City, to bc devoted to the exposl-
ton and defccc Of Southern Rights aud insii-
'n,ions--thc dissemination Of correct informu.
lion M to Northern Policy, and the course Of
Political Affairs generally, without reference TO
the old party lines of Wing and Democrat. Ar
rnngements are now in progress promptly to
ensure the issue Of such papcr under the title
Of
6T1ae Southern Prcss,o
for the con,luc, of which, suitable Editors have
been engaged, who will nlso receive the aid of
number of eminent and able contributors.
There will be both TRi-wEEKLY ard a
wEEKLy issuc--fhe latter to contain substnn-
tiaily the same matter as the former, and incn-
ded 10 reach those points Of the country whose
mail facilities are limited.
A DAILY issue will be added hereafter, should
it be deemed advisable or necessary by the press
and people Of the Southern States.
The paper will not be exclusively political
but will embrace OH its broad sheet the Gene
mail and telegraph: Commercial and Agricu::
tura Intelligence, Literary Criticisms, Original
Essays. Literary and Miscellaneous and in
short, all those items of general interest, the
collected aggregate Of which constitutes the
interesting and valuable Newspaper. Grea;
care will be taken to give full and correct. Re.
ports of the Proceedings md Debates in both
Honses Of Congress, as we'll ms the action OF the
local Legislatures on the Southern question.
a limited number only of Advertisements
will he rcccivod--thc main object being to fur
nish n large amount of reading matter.
The paper viii BE- printed on sheet equal in
size To those of the other Washington papers,
nnh the material Will BE- procured especially inr
the purpose.
1t is confidently hoped that every true friend
to the Sonth will aid in procuring subscribers,
and forward the nnmcs, With the amount siib-
scrihcd, to some Southern Representative at
Washington, forthwith.
Posinasters nrc authorized by Ia" to remit
subscriptions free of postage.
Terms:
For 'Iri.wcckly during the session ri Congress,
and sc'ni.weckly during the recess. ih' Price
rrrckly pip, ohp
The price of subscription must be paid in VA
rinhly in advance, and The cash accompany the
name cent
All persons procuring ten names shall he cn-
titled To receive q copy gratis for one year.
a. u. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON,
II. TOOMBS,
j. THOMPSON.
Editors. and papers friendly To the enterprise,
will please publish this Prospectus, whicIl will !
cnitle them to an exchange with the ncwspa.
per All who comply with this request will |
send n copy of the paper containing IL 70 the !
Committee.
Washington, May %, 1850 81
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SaddlerV, Harness. sc.

Carriage Trimmings Elacksmiths Tools
Springs and ANcs, Carpenters Tools Rcddy
hi"dc Ctoihi"g. %c, just received and for sale
by
L. g. HANKS
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DR.. s 4, Townssnds Principal osI1ss has srsss
removed from ls6 Fu,oa, 10 81 ShsSsu street, In
the building sarmefiy occupied by aa eoass
Baptist Church ,'s
ssAaEsrs.--B Bedding & Co. No 3 statsstrse,. ana
Mira. T. Eiddsr. Ne. ie9 SCoest.strceig nessoa : Il
James 0. Green. Worcester; "A AEisnn x fisa.s
Concord; }. Raicb & saa Prosidsha8 y Ard sY
uaitsa sssiar. Wes, iaHoS, ana ,he Csnaaka, s "
a. D.. 4 r., Mo l.Ss ,.ss
Sole Agents for Sumter District (
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Editors. and papers friendly to the enterprise,
will please publish this Prospectus, Whicl, will
cniitle them to an exchange with the nc,vspa.
per. All who comply with this request will
send copy OF the paper containing IL 10 the
Committee.
Washington, May 25 1850. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-25
II MILTON.
From the Richmond Times.

ERUPTION OF NESliAllfS.
An eruption of the celebrated sac,no Nesu,ins has
ever been regarded n an cplch in history The Il am
or Canada brings inellrr f ane fthese rrmafk,
hle events. \ leuer from Naples of ,he oh Frbroary
represents That the eruption had "ns onrur,o1.n aud
was "one oil the most maGn Gceni ever SEEM The un
don correspondent of the National lpel penesr says:
HE eruption rf Ncsuvus has effected that which No
thing else has heen able q feet tie removal Of the
Pop from Naples he is now living nj thu pa'are At
lanod Mnnin, wlore hn can eng " the magnificent
iace u; Nesuyus without trembling AT the dreadful
roaring OF thu volcano. fearing be overwhelmed by
the lava. The eruption is said b. The mist sp endd
which has occurred for many years The ashes have
been carried eonslde ably more tlan twenty miles The
lava h1s extended In an unusual distance. and arun
stones thrown 10 places which have hitherto been free
ifon lheir dangerous descent. yauhp American nfi
Ger Inns been badly wounded aud his LIE despalfed Of 4
yonfg Pole has been killed. and many othe casualties
have taken place"
The return Of His Holiness 10 Rome Is still however,
matter Of much doubt
Another occurrence of an extraordinary nature. hap
peped at Narles. day or two before The eruption:
letter from Naples of the 6I SAFES thar an event
hal occurred there on that day which had already
stoned immen damare. The cellars nf the Dlrsrna
closed p1rt, extend from the waters e1ge 10 cnnsd
etaba distance under the principal buildings OF this city.
including magnificent palaces of The Princes of Saerno
and Capna. and the Kings palace. In these cellars
were warehonSed 211 900 Of coal, and the
morning of he % an explosion Of iic damp took place
uod .rneath the palaces Of the Princes of saerno and
Canna. which threw down large portions of the walls
and IT WAS with difficulty that The inhabitants escaped
with their lives. Iaburers Were Immediately SIT In
work 10 clear the cellars, but the rnlng of the 9th
1t was ascefalned that thu coal had lgned. aud that
there was evory fear that the kioes palace
and the church Of St. Francesca do Paula would be do
sttoyed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-25
MIR. W1NTuRop,s SPEECH

Our readers have before them this morning
The eloquent speech of this patriotic statesman
Regarding it as an intellectual effort, it is TO be
highly eXtolled. The style is refined aud beau
tilted, and the argument Is one of force. The
vindicaon which Mr.. Winthrop makes is trium-
plant. The opponents of the Wing party have
marked him out as their prey. The popularity
Of this distinguished and accomplished patriot
has been too steadily and rapidly progressing, TO
permit the Democracy 10 allow him to pass with
out the inAiction of a blow which would impair
his influence, and check his growth in public ia
yor. The course pursued, however, is unwise ;
but could the design have escaped detection, ii
would have been polite. 1t was certainly wise
to create pre- udces in both section, that neither
might be united in his support; but it was, GER
tainlv, unwisc to raise the cry of Abolitonist in
one quarter, and an opposite cry in the other. -
What was operating an antidotc in one region,
was operating as poison in the other. The on
" effect of this opposition. then, has been the eX
hibition of the desire of Democrats to arrest Mr..
Winthrop's advance in public favor a desire,
which is the best evidence OF his soundneSs OF
principle, and of his faithful adherence to the
Whir party We thank the Democratic party
for its opposition, aud could we frame the
course upon which it acts. we would have 1T to a
dopt the course pursued towards MIR. Winthrop,
as its general rule of action