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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

After uninportant preliminary business an inef-
iectual attempt was made to take up private bills
The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the State Of the Union, and resumed the con-
sideration of the California question.
Messrs HUBBARD, RICHARDSON and WILLIAMS
gave notice of amendments they will offer
Mr.. CALDWELL of KY. proceeded to show that
the anti Slavery movement was for the purpose OF
acquiring political power. He was willing to i'd
init California in connection with Territorial Gov
ernments for Utah and New. Nexico but not with
out. He planted himself on the Democratic plat
form Of non-intervention to Slavery.
Mr.. RooT declared the people of the North all
one way on the Slavery question, and there would
never be dough-facery here il they were honestly
represented; it was glory more than enough that
the Wimot Proviso had made California glorious
as a new State.
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Ark advocated the Missouri
Compromise, and pressed the necessity of all
Southern men combining TO oppose the organiza-
lion Of the North against Southern rights Forty
members present. and two persons only In the
galleries.)
Mr.. DUNCAN was in favor Of the adnis sion Of
California, and Territorial Governments for New
Mexico and Utah, excluding Slavery, and proper
settlement Of the boundary between NcwMexico
and Texas He was also in favor of the abolition
Of Slavery in the District of Columbia.
Mr. DUER gave notice Of an amendment almost
in the words Of the compromise of the Senate. He
aware Of the strong objections TO it, but there
was necessity for action Of some sort and this was
less Objectionable than some other propositions
He reserved the right TO offer not to offer it, be-
ing governed by circumstances.
The committee rose, and the House took a recess
till O'Clock
At quarter past eight, the consideration of the
California question was resumed.
Mr.. JACKSON Of Ga advocated the Missouri Com
promise Line, arguing that all the Southern States
can be proftably cultivated, South Of go 80. He
warmly defended the South.
Mr. DURKEE viewed the great controversy as a
glorious war between truth and error between lib.
erty and despotism, and zealously argued against
against Slavery iondly anticipating the ultimate
triumph Of general Freedom.
MIR. PHELPS obtained the floor, when a motion
was made that the Committee rise.
No quorum voted
At l0}, there were 81 members present. The
rules being imperative that the Committee on
finding itself without quorum, the roll shall De
called, and absentees reported to the House, the
members wanted to set the rule aside, but did not
succeed, as several wanted TO make speeches.
The roll was caled-the Committee rose, and the
names OF absentees reported.
At ten minutes to II the House ad ourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

i ThRf BENEFiT 70 Miss FANNY WALLACE
knde volunteered their ser vices
for the evenings entertainment:
Mrs. Chss + Horn, Mrs Mclean MIS-. ~ Loaef'
Mrs Dyon, Mrs Adams, Miss Weston,
Miss Flynn. Mr. G. Bss. Mr. Raymond.
Mr. w. T. Roberts, Mr.. J. Neshe, Mr.. G X Mason
Mast Candido BERT, hr Moorehouse, MIR. Kingsley,
Mr.. c. Wharton, Mr. McOouall
The Committee take pleasure In Offering the following
novel and splendid bill OF entertainment;
wSe s Sd ses OF tragedy OF
Hsmlet. Miss =. wssck Ghost. Mr. C. X Mason
LseItes. .MOorehOuse ophela.. Weston
TO be followed BY the Comedy in acts, entitled
DON CESAR DE BAzAN
Don whsson Mariana Miss Weston
To conclude with s &c s' ssS g. COX.
70 o3:: .BS p,GSSs So cents:
ter IS Doors open att 10 commence at hsfpss
BROADWAY rHkArkR-Door. open al at ea,:
D.ain win rise At n.-THIs EVENING, June g. Will
be performed the D' sos 3! oMoRE
With he Katy and Norah Dssr
Shan Mary Mary More Mss o Ua
Col Thunder. Thompson Kathleen. ...-Mrs knight
COUSIN CHERRY.
Charles Earl Of Mendeville Mr.. Perry
ssn Family and Third Circles IS cts Gallery, f2i cents
RURTON's rBEATEk..Doons opea al u -
played the popular Comedy OF
THE RIVALS.
Sir Antony Absolute 4 aclde
Bob Burton Sir Lucius. Clarke
Lydia Lsnguish Chapman
To conclude with the Burleta Of
MYSTERIOUS KNOCKINGS!
A. Kerr Mudgeon Johnson p Blgrneyu yum. Holman
Harry Hosxlsy... Jordan Dr. Dubble L. Dee. Andrew,
hfs Die:: Circle and Parou:s So c Fs%i
ly Circle Second Tier, Is Private Boxes s. s.
NIBLO,s.-Managers-.Me BROUGHAM x w.
I'M. CHIPPENDALE- EVENING, June 8, the
performance will commence with an Overture BY the Or
cheslra Amer which, the Comedy OF
THE CATSPAW,
Captain Brugonet. ........:....:......m Brougham
Snow Chppendale Dr. Petgoose. .Ncknson
Audley..... Reynolds Appefsce. 80. ..sefisn
mrs rehcnooWn'. .mfs otoiyhan
Rosemary..... Mrs Seton Casssndrs. ..miss Wimot
An inIermison OF half an hour, when the magnificent
Bal Room will be thrown open as PROMENADE MU-
BICALE, where Ladies' and Families may obtain Ice
Creams and Refreshments
To conclude with the burleta called
WHO'S THE COMPOSER
Marquis. Mr. Nickinson Fiipo........Mr Wacot
Count Reynolds Csrna. ....miss NJ. Taylor
Admission all paris Of the house 81 cents Door open
n O'Clock TO commence ats.
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NInrkets. .NEw.ORLEANs. Jnna s.

The sales Of CoTToS yesterday after the receipt
Of the America adyces reached $500 lies at unchanged
rses This A. NJ. some 1900 bales changed hands al III
for hiddllng RICE 10 steady and in demand.
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CHRIsTY's MINISTRIES

MECHANICS HAIL.
MO 4T2 BROADWAY, between Grand and Broome as.
IN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
The original and wel-known
CIlRISTYS ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE.
Ybe 6rst established and Oldest org snzed band 10 the
world comprising company Of twelve performers under
the direction OF r. P. Christy They viii have the honor
OF giving their original and inmlable entertainments every
uight until further notice.
Admission Is cents Doors open Of 7, Concert VIII con-,
mence at O'Clock
O'Clock, Pm iei fviss
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pom an innocent woman. The offender has not
, ct been arrested
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NEW YORK tn.

,.,voss o.iL, ras0ss IS pVbI'sHkO
." ,v,s, soss,ss. ,sUsnArs sxcEPrED'l
:, n. Tribune saiidiassi ecraer 80 ., an.
.as sa--aa opposite the ss o.s p., ~sss;
~ 1eDv' "a, subscfibefs \. .ev.n-- al inc Deck
-n>r Hs, pfs'e' = :, ne sane raia single copies
y ~ ion'hf % y crisrs Five Dollars pr ssnes "
J.. s.P % .s s 1sssd 9 P *
..onibs - ~ I,rv Newspapers Daily papers F7eelyed
,aase' Elip sss i.ras sFe higher iaar 'hose OF tbs
. - - 80 ~ SHOWED any difference.
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Markets,
nIarkets....BuFFALo, June ].

Howard ST. FLOUR sells at 25. Other descrip.
hons Of Produce as before reported.
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UTAIf.-Now open every evening, for snoft 80
son Al st0ppsni Hall 39e Broadway, corner o. 81,
ker-st the GRAND MOVING PANORAMIC MIhnOh
OF ITALY representing tour through that Des11lu 40
elassic land, embracing Northern Central Az oounos
Itsly-psnled By 5. B. Ws1gh Esq from sketcnes tsksn
BY hsefon the spot during long residence !. ma Gun
nv Commeneing every evening al O'Clock; Wednesday
"a Saturday, aftsrroous A O'clock Tickets Is cents
children under u, half price. lelwb
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BwinsS nmiftee-nopahiic's Corps Edi'
toriai-Mann's Reply TO Webster.

EW1n&f Cotnfntttee- hopahitc,s Cnrps 2uito-
toriai-Mann's Reply TO Webster.
Special Dispatci 10 the Tribune.
WAsHIsGroE, Friday, June7
The Ewing Investigators are still busy, and will
not be prepared to report for some weeks yet
Thew will make strong case Of the claim of Bar
ron Of Va but will report the others as Of little or
no Importance.
1t is said here that a Mr.. Hyde, OF New.York
CITY, is to be added TO the Editorial Corps OF The
Rspn5ie. The selection is regarded as good one
Horace MAINS reply to Daniel Websters New
buryport letter will appear as understand, in the
Bo,t0a dhGS.
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The Bushnell Basin Break Repaired.

ALBANY, Friday, June T.
A dispatch from Rochester, dated P. NJ. says
the break is repaired. The water has been let In
to try the bank. Boats will pass on Saturday.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
lEt-- - =. Ad.url.-

pssssssf RegBUed "a ads9n@e.
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D--s,aI Nefices.--SV fnes OF le-r, each inssrncns
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,...rsl tdvcrsi-e tss-iASlD E-Ei8h. ines
esr5 iss-rHon s. e~pis; OVER eight tnes, 8 cents
p-slDF-Eigs, Ines or lsss each inserdon, % ceals
sss, Tres cenis reT l'ue per day or IS cents n
l5 ssps,oos sad TEMPERANCE NoTlces and mar AsEs
SFvxgRAL fsyrATioss, not exceeding % We IDS, VII
= IDssfisd Tor - cent?.
Legal Adverti=ements-M The rates dxed BY the
snnis
AuAdyenlse uoos nssnsd 10 this pap er appear both In
A. Nofalag aDd Evening Editions
REW-YoRK WEEK z TRIBUNE
AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR. THE COUNTRY y - pup o,
s,hed every Saturday M0rafn n the low pre- -
1n.um in sdyance Eight ,eses FOR So or '"ey ~
3 cns sddres. Tor So an re paper 10 90 els'
ssycDd he time for VIII a Il pad ,.,ssd qo cent,
Advertisements for ia sheef will 30 eaeIseo ~ oe"''
vcr H.e zach ioserg.ra
THE gra1r-VGEERLY TRIBUTE
/, published es>.sy gssaese1s and Set~a9g ""rniNx-
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THE HEw-YORK TRIBUNE
For European Circulation,
4, shi.hed o. the departure OF eech Mall Steamer foi
gepool Pce 81 cents per copy or ~ per year. possg'
h''''' yHE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
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it oud not result in making Free Soil, and mn
mated an smendn ent removing all doubt from TINS
point - p.~-;or
Butler and Mason,
Mr.. WEBSTER said he did not desire to see great
political questions referred to the Judiciary oil tne
country He thought il much better 70 settle 50;
questions by COMPROMISE vet he saw no hicuty
in bringing this question Of the title OF Texas 20 tne
Supreme Cou.t Of the United States. The question
was one between the United States and the state
ofTexas; and he proceeded TO show, by argument,
that the case might be easily and regularly brought
befC re that tribunal.
Mr.. NAsoN desired to enter his dissent t. the
proposition, that any case could arise In which tne
United States could be one party in SUIT ana
State another
Mr.. HALE moved that when the Senate adjourn,
IL should be TO Monday next. Ii was very evident
that the Senate could not get through win the
amendments to the bill 10 morrow.
MIR. CLAY suggested that the motion, was not In
order while the bill was under consideration; and
the friends Of the bill generally insisted upon SIT
ting tomorrow, for the purpose OF getting the nhal
vote, if possible.
The vote was then taken upon the amendment
Of Mr.. Clemens, and it asrejected-yeas H. nays
37--ss follows:
YEAs-Messrs Atcbison, Borltnd, Butler Clemens, Ds'
Wis Of Miss DOwnes. FoOie HOuslen, Hunter Mug ma
SOP Monsn Ps Rus seSs.sn 5 sou R IgSys
Bright Cass Chase Clarke Clay. Cooper Corgin, Days
Of Mass Dawson, Dayton, Dickinson Dodge OF WIS
Dodge lowe, Doueas Greene, Hale, H4mlin Jones
Mangum Miller, Norris, PeaTce, seward SHEDS, Smln
spruanee, surgeon, Underwood, Upham, Walker WEB
ster. Wfitcomb. -
Mr.. HALE moved postponement of the bill until
Monday.
Mr. CLAY opposed
Mr. Benton minated his intention, on Monday
to the indefinite postPonement OF the further
consideration Of the bill.
The Senate then refused to postpone the bill TIL
Monday, but made it the special order for to-mor
row and, after an Executive session, adjourned.
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llORAhAS now exhibiting O. washington nan 20
Broadway, three doors shove Nblos-sdmisson - esn
children half pIice-eyery evening At O'Clock, and %
wednesdays ard sa udsys 81 In The afe5noon eomPn
ing ~The Creation OF the World y Tbs Deuge finIern
highly Interesting aud amusing Italian pfessy
for the qualification Of the Juveniles b-Ths an ex
citing exhibition and differs from sl Panoramic Displays
from he truly e like appearance impaired BY
painting and optics. les ~
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
~ ItlfCRApg TO TIE aew.sORk TRIBUNE,
From Washington
Special Dispafeh 10 The Tribune.
Nry.sut~cTon Friday Jur

WASHINGTON, Friday, June7.
ORLANDO BRowN, Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, has resigned. The resignation took place
before his appointment had been confirmed by the
Senate.
II is said that Major MARYLAND Of the same
Bsreau has also resigned. 1t is understood that
there is much bad feeling existing among those
connected with the Indian Bureau. There is
something wrong somewhere
ADRIAN VESABLE Of North Corolina is down on
Father RIrcHIE, associating him with the Adolf
tiOpists, &c. The venerable nous verrons is quite
wsspish in his reply.
There will be another communication from Mr..
MADE in the Union tomorrow. The family quar-
rel is progressing beautifully
LOUIS McLANE has declared for the Compromise
The Republic has a communication headed Five
Wounds and Thirteen Doctors" ridiculing Mr..
CLAY and the Compromise. The article is amusing
and full Of irony.
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OTTO coTTAGE,.HoBoKEr.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL FREE CONCERTS.
aTpkUsc,e CrIPQRATEn RAND

0hAND fhEE NOIsSE~tS'
STRAUSS CELEBRATED BAND
LIVERY MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday, com
Lmencing at p 81 Fensge reduced TO cents yesoA
nARNUM's CHINESE mUsEpM 81, Rim Rim
Dway between spring and rrinss iar nor, dine
ionrer commencing MONDAY June Of NE Sniaese ~
nd Suite who purpose visiting The PnncPs cues o. vac
linton nm yfous 10 heir departure for Europe - addition
10 he Chinese Family ak IN NUMBER Including tao Lady
viii feet q inches long. the Cssse Collection, consist
inc OF over 900 Chinese Curiosres Vocal and To-
III sfusie during day and evening Open om
q A M uI 10 r NJ Admission Is csnsi chiidrsp under
M half price jos
CRAND EXHIBITION or The TEMPLE OF
(IgEkITH BY John Hszlet enc o. ts greatest patent
r,ght nvertons In The word fr heslth TO be seen at
Knickerbocker Hall, corner o. Twenty Thrd-sL and
Fisbb-sv on Tuesday June L. afternoon ana evening
Lecture will be delivered by eminent gentleman, and
socIock The subject viii be the ways aud leans TO
obtsr Health win be shown by the productions Of John
Hszetis Inventions grand display Of Musc Al
o'clock To conclude with grand display Of Na1ensi
airs Admission IS cents Doors open ei It oc ock. M
ire Ladies particularly invited. yes IL
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THE gre1x-VGEERLY TRIBUTE
,,Bblisbed ex-<v gfssaesS1g and Saturday morning.
sy.se s. per s,sSem Two copies for %
ldvesrseB .ents cents a line esch insertion
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" We call attention to an advertisement in
this mornings Tribune of an Italian gentleman
who desires to find place in private family as
Teacher OF Languages
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rsllfe,7sia, Oregon, and che Sandwich Islands,
. po.sEhed the departure Of each Mall steamer iof
ohagree Price 81 cents per copy. -. -, AZ,
GREELEY Z McELRATH, Pubtshers
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.EH HEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
H.. R..oaaoa f,grculafiOu.
= YEw-YoRR TRIBUNE

4. ruh,sSed % the departure OF each Mail Sleafns
tgerpool Pce 81 cents per copy, or ~ per year, POI
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bor. and oosbof;male and female Ia |
Dor, and Che annual quantity, kind, |
and.Nalue fof eaclr Product. III

ber. and stofsmales and female la-
Dor, and Che annual quantity, kind,
andssYalpo sof leacir product, E
/, Schedule five relates to social, sta.
tistics, as the aggregate yalac of re.
AL and personal estate; the State,
,eounty, parish, town, and road tax:
the colleges, academies, schools. free
and otherwise, the amount raised for
schools, and received for them from
public funds; the libraries and news
papers; the public paupcrs, and their
color, birth, and cost; Sunday schools;
tho churches, their name, and the
number each will accommodate; the
criminals convicted audin prison dur.
ing the year; the averages of wages
by theSycur, month, and day, and
whether with or without board; and
the average and short crops.
Schedule six, asks for the name of
every person Who died during the
year; the age, sex, color, whether
married or single, month of death,
place of birth, disease, profession, or
trade.
Thus ends the list, comprising nine.
ty-two questions in the six schedules.
The information expected is as to
The year ending June 1, 1850.
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Educational Notice,

uJ The 'exercises Of the BRADFORD
s'PRiNGS FEhfALE EINSTITUTE,S SUM.
ter District, Willie resumed ON Monday,
the atlr OF February ensuing, under the
direction OF Rev EDWIN CATER, assist
cd by able and accomplished Teachers, IN
all tho various bsanchps of literary and
ornamental education. The Trustees have
mads tho most liberal and complete ar.
rangcincnts' toimpart al extensive, thor.
ough, aud highly finished education to all
The pupils committed to their Charge: and
'on the 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 Institu.
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 an last year.
.. B. Mcl.AURIN,
Sec. &. Treas.
The following resolution was adopted by
The Board OF. Trustees:
Resolved, That hereafter any parent,
who shall send tesboard aud educate in this
Institute. at any one time five daughters,
shall DC entitled to receive the board and
education of the fith one gratis.
An arrangement has also been made to
supply Students of the Institute with books
and stationary Mt Charleston retail prices.
Feb. 9th 1880 fE, Is #
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GIN MAKING, &C.

We are prepared 10 execute orders To
any extent IN the above linc both lor new
workaId rCpalrS. Our t"ins arc not sur
passed byany made III the State, possessing
all Tie ad 'amtagcs of the Falling Brcas,
and Sliding Ribs: which saves great deal
III way of repairs We also use the St"cl
Plate Save, With lccil,sc in an anrlc iirll
cannot possibly miurc the :ies, staple,
with al 'nprovmcn, % rCg0t:llc tic nuinm
OF the cotton; our brush is constructed on \
plan, giving at once, Tic advanla@cs OF
ghtnc.s, strength and iowc--all very
material III the successful operation of
Gin. We would invite planters to call
at or shop and examine for themselves,
whilst We would assure the public general
ly, that thcy shall have no cause To com
plain either OF our work or prices.
CAHtNET MAKING.
We arc also, prepared tpdu. work in the
Cabinet li"u-silcl! Is Ecds:cais Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cuphoards, SC. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite hc PIrSiWri0n chHfch.
SumlcrviIlc, April %, iol7. 26
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Gbarlrston aourrtisrmcnts.
10 MERCNANT TAELORS
RI. B. CLAIR X E

Has now on hand, a full assortment OF
the LATEST STYLE AND FINEST
QUALITY of tho following Goods:
Supertinn and medium BIiOhDCLOTIIS,
in black and colors
Snpcrline and medium black French and
German Docskins
Fancy Casimcres Of the latest styles
Fcstings--Slk and Mcriiio, rich and new
patterns
Extra snper. black Satins and Silks
Gents Kid Cloves, best quality, in black,
Write and coIors
Gents Beaver, MfeTino and Military Gloves
Under Shirts and Drawers, OF Silk, Wool,
Afcrno ard Cotteay
Blask lsalian and fancy Cravats, Of tho bes,
quality
Talors' Trimmings, of all kinds.
Orders from tho country promptly attended
10.
Il. e. CLARKE, 205 Kingsslrcct,
2tl store above Market ST.
Charleston, Nov. 2StIr, 1910. 5 Gmr
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Rse syisc in Timc.-'TIs FOLLY

kSe SysSn ii H'iHsC.--'TlS FOLLY
TO DEFER. AFFLICTED READ
Thousands ARE suffering from disease from
which therc is no difficulty in being pcrn,a-
ncntly and speedily relieved, provided the
right mcans be usssl.--As every vice has lis
own punishment, so it would seem every
discusc has lis remedy. Tile is trur, alL ,i,cre
IL uolhing IN this !iin more certain Than tba
the AMERICAN COMPOUND is the mos,
speedy and certain remedy for all diseases OF
dclCato character, kuowm 10 The worlt.
Adapted 10 every stage OF tho disease, ser aud
constitution, at all times and seasons, there is
no fears OF exposure, detention from business
nor restriction in diet; from the ccr.sin and
speedy relief il gives, ii s now the most popu>
lnr remedy OF the day. Fen Thousand cases
have boon cured eiiectua!ly by it during The
past year Prepared by practical physician
the afflicted can rely with confidence on lis
curative powers over diseases OF this charac-
ter. Full directions accompany each bottle.
1T CAUTION,-ask for the americas
compound and purchase only of tho agents.
Price 50 Z
For Sale by P. N. Cohen Cha,lcston
Eba,rght & Mia; Columbia; u. Dc lIav
Camden aud hy the principal Drugpisifn all
the County towns throughout The Slnlc:
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Groceries,

=, o. Sngar, Coffee, MoIasscs,. Candles,
Soap, Mackercl. 1000 Spanish Cigars, 10
barrels Baltimore Flour. % lbs Salmratus,
80 lbs Carolina Indigo, 100 lbs assorted
Candies, and various other articlcs.tco nll-
mcrous to mention; all Of which. they
Offer low for Cash or country prodnCc.-
Please call and examine for Yourselves
before purchasing elsewhere; opposite
Wobb'S N. York Store, Broad street No
3, Snmtorvillc, S. G..
March 20, 1850. 2l If
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a GAEssD.
REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS.

have this day assosiatod,NY l.. REN-
NOlDS,witI'mo in the prncticuof DEN
TlSTSI.
Mr.. RsyaoEps has been my pupil for
The past four years. and | commend him
with confidence 10 tho community.
The business will he conducted as for.
mcrly at my Office on Main street, under
Tic above name and style.
WM. REYNOLDS.
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Merchants Hotel,
BY S'rEEN g. DfVVEH.
Corner OF King uui Sbeiety .strcots,

CnARl.ESToS. &. &,
rhis Hotel, situated ia the business part uf llr
city, offers every desirable comfort aid conycu.
renee to tho Travelling Community and Pcrnr,i
neui l}uarlcTs. The establishment is conducted
strictly on temperance principks. ii:RAss
MonEEATE.
An Omnihus and Carriage VIII attend ihr
Sienm'anat Wharf aud also to he Ra,t fesla,I
Depot ior The Accommodation ol Passtnsyi
Feb, ~ 1850 sly
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-03
EgOEalhrtS! EBosRascts!

Iu.i received large and hcauiilu nssorimcn,
IT l."phorn. .Hnhair Braid nni open Straw
lluuuris; Suln, SUrsnct aud Bonnet Ribbons.
Also, fine lot fresh Kid Gloves.
! Il. SOfbMONS g. co.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-03
SaddlerV, Harness, &c.

Carriage TrimrinGs, RlncksniIh's ,Tools
Sprnrs and \NIcs, Carpenters Tools Rcn!y
Nhnfc Ct0thing, &c, just received and for sale
by
l. i. HANKS