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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

~ Henry Clay, Jr. son Of the gallant Lieut..
Col Clay, Of the Kentucky Volunteers, killed at
B1ens Vista. has been appointed Cadet IN the
/ nited Sta .es Military Academy.
.e The Sons Of Temperance II Michigan had
a Grand celebration A. Detroit on the 18th inst.
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IrnrnN nrIIrIIAr. 800 1NsuRANCE 60.
CO-PARTNlLRSiIlP.

NlEs-R-. CLARK n HALL lac aiken into CO.
vi parHer-l.p Mr. PETER HARMED std ne business
OF manu- lrng rHr.rg yer combs AM huoii "oiA
will bee continued hv i@ concern ~ - Ancsl lncrr
The FIRM OF CLARK. HALL HARMED New lois,
Ap -, 3d. 40 II
ni-sOIITIO>.-Ttr coparilrr-hiu hrf-i'i re eN
Di.ur urder liz frIu " RICE PECK i.ihi- DAY y
solved by consent The outstanding nusrr-. az u"
rouce-r " u he ..t.et hy n ID Rec r. PECK
sln IL u ID RICE
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no-TO> 81 NFW-YORK

AE-Hz--T1-e .ost1s rain. ave ne O.aa-
4.- -. -,---',-rL sr Ba-or A +.
-. n ID arrive a Boston A. , o - ~ :,
80 :, s-~-rss-c A. 0c.ocA 4 " arr.f- = - - y, -
-syv b. ris -rsr ra.-e- ger. ma 40 ION 80 -
- .o1r. =, Sex HsT-r Hartford - slfh- go, n =
= ..a11 where IL expr-s, rs-- r-e--.rs ~ -,
-. oc.0cs VI arrive =. BostOL e. D.. - = =
a ta!, trsr receive. ,.s--rzef, o-s a nc
-',,oru. .tslOrs See is ot =. ~ f.t' 4'r--
- i--ir~' % procure ick-'. tr,9r-is ~ 60
,1 ls5t ur- r MASON suPSfnirr1.n!
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GUION's
CARPET AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH

F,os,,,g on 81 pa, Rrost.r1y and = Iiri.0a-'f
N-w- fork-
TI'HE SUBSCRIBER would r~sptct4i-t .-'4rI : lH
sincere tharks o. t. friends ali ne q4ui - - oi
t..ir very liberal psror.-s All rr-r-ci'lf s'i' 80
.uuslon Of the came. Ald lie observation-disclosures o' ~ie"
f-iHuls CD he - a. -lrel. .-
t. NrrNrg-n-ul- with n- Llos. extensive manu- ac.-
,.r. a. tt. country Ard Elr1Q- 'ar A. cary s-pf- %
70 AZ ne Iafesf Pans-ns Al W. rranr prcl-s-f- ~
uaAr he'll selections ifutu ne moss COMP &C
u a. lhe VARIOUS - IS " .,-.,.
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS &c
r. - .,.s = - rIrv Yam r.. be- s.-ur"t - ever
srt- rrovrg a. resented as A. GOODS are f'e..1
erect ron IL mar -fscturer. and u . Ne llrh.'-
he .tocs Of tie beet clAi.y Il a. de-cr -oa- u t-
-~i-- - -a 80 Hl--hs-r-or- the fTces a. t-f-
.oior-. shaH Be made perfectly 'I'iVIeis,y - cr-roS
o. Es.,- Broadway and II Dvlsionsl
S-F.ufi-. rom TIE county can have ihrf cAYe@
&c bs-ec ard .hippel free Il expense 81, Cd.
New YORK. March =. 49,.
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NEW CARPETS Foa OLD ONES

NEW CARPETS FOR OLD ONES.
They say = Sear. th- carpets out.
II such i 90. constitution,
L. very soon viA bring aoOu.
4 Brussels revolution.
Thus Of the poks wrote The poet.
Tt tue. 80 a. msulflAs lney sncs l.,
Iii. bus fair what prcpos--
You We read my rhyme, now read my prose
NIY PREPARATION TAXES OF NJ ne Dirt AID
Y stan. from boards. paint marble nantes table tops
AID hard was without any rubbing. Mercy asnlhg u
., ~ with this preparation does a. toe wofA aud saves al
th- .osr Rero &C. cheaper man soap ard : universal
purh-r certA DESTROYS and prevent. any v-rr IN bed
.t.sd. or Old VA. 10 adduOu. VII now give insiruc
tons FOR restoring the coor snd mAAng - ooS almost Lac
~ r. oide. aud ms. faded pet Now cast ~ 1ow
,rucn Won have for vour doa ID a. cow you NAY 90
arge famiys -X-weeA. wssn ur!of- pirssla-- l.l -
I'd with coarQ4rauv.y A..4r trouble AID 10" yoe may
r.ske YOUR 4 czrQes rev again h-c'.-'e- e. iot =
- IL. ii TNELtETREE. room -. aN N.'-au-'t
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WoMAN,s WHIMs. I'D EDITION.

IT 3LINHtD MS DA1
NarOMAN's NHiMS oI. The F-mAt BWOms.rr-by
w the author Of PiccIo4 ! vol-prire ~
Il J.. ih- auAyss Of th- heArL Of ccqueue whe rety
much valuable Information can - conveyed % ~ er
.-y who are t1- victims BAKER -CRiBNER.
A3i IL p fArsro" Hll 10 NASSAU -
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CALIFORNIA.

rI,HOMAs BUTLER KINGS Report on Cafornia
The most alth-auc and 'aDi- account nat We have
OF The Golden Region lot pup .h-i 10 nesi panPh 81
81, .sle A. Nm GOWASS
"a r- Us Fulfon-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

NlU-T IhPohTANT NNE>TIO>.-ALEX-
WI ANDRES Patent Arlrcis Level-s AZ r1~ know
Newton Agents sn,ei for a. paris Of th- Union -
P-csrs-rsss SEN gratis sid ssnp- box On DE r.c--pi
4 - This box Il worth 500 usinrs -~ch-s For
sale wholesale onlv al VICTOR BISHOPS. = Msiter-
lsn- Retail a. JOHN MlLHAjS DELLlC cos
and tn ir.nc,ps. Druggists. - II
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WINDOW SHADES

10000 WINDOW SHADES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
N HOLEsALE AND RETAIL. s. great bargains, IN
w lots - go. purchasers, from p up a. IS Pearl !
doors from CtAihsn-.i Trimming bfic', &c tor The
trade W. .. jerks
49, im's importer sd Msruf4cturer.
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
Ia FLTl RlksR, 1871 Chahsm-st cal ne slieuuon OF
~ persons waning Shades their assortment OF
Shades md materials fot making and hanging Slsi-s-
They make ne ees qasy only ard SCI price. hr :.
per cent .ess hSa any o.he' manufacturer. A. >lad-
warranted rot 10 suck 90 cur So o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

7 INUNAIIAII- \ TTIITteT
s'TENtTt kE.-Thls DAY. at I'D o.cl''N a. 90
\ 1..rH.-. i.r flrriHIre of family, SIC crrn~.- o.
.., tl-aag. IuDA,a..s .AIe-. casr. Deb, ttI.rai'
sHt N-i0 -.fa,, -lscr,, china glass t.NtArfN rnH
,.t.0-n f.ffIlre HiI l'
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1 GENTLEMAN

1 GENTLEMAN coming from EugAnt 20 New
ANo m August n-xl would he happy 10 receive cor
ri.s from sciahe house. purchase hard ware
sv nd Of goods used rs Coach Mssers ers or Fur
siirs Hardware Des.rrs either IN the u-h cA.ry or
finished gss tubing. rulnes burners. &c .!v-r Aies
40 s-d wses screws nails i1o... &c Tie Aivrrt.er
1. We ACQUAINTED viii ihe beet markets IN England havr
b-eu in he meta natsci1rng business i'r tny yes.
~ money required ro be advanced Apply To Mr. las
West Rroaiws ifrss aOor.l $50 -tTu8M
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So itt"fi%.

BOARDING S(hoOt FOR Nol Nc LADIES
ID Darhufy, Connecticut Parents AMI guardians De
srous cf placing their daughters at school where the
comforts msy boz realized, and no pains spared
u advance i- mora. and .rie -c a. improvement ray
DO So on moderate Parc lss attention i-pai 10
their phy,.ct culture
The accomplishment. taught by tie most competent
teachers
Circulars can re obtained A. Firth Ponds mu'i, ,roe
Franklin square, ard al NlLCONs L. ; Schoo. Agency
rs Na,saI-st bat I'M
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- rs .tl45 Won t'-t =
- ron -AlE-A cottage house snd slab on tso
III: 'o.- ~ round IN Union as bruobyn viii he tuf-
"a" rr. Tho house rtsir. $3.50 tal.nf- ard .Inlng.
.. 80 a., 49,, -o, o.. 81, t..,,X .o. ty.
lrdroou- th- SECOND s,o is heated nF ho, Ar iifua,
a1d . in excellent order TIE garden s~s sioch-a win
choice grsed hu, ali rnpc.lnes 81 different sirds in
'gl btarug StHgee gf.s rc door constantly d-ianr"
from fliou sri south Frrne, m.es Adfres'
a. ~ sARDEANr. y Bfoatst
s.. FOii SALE Or IN LrT-A tso -tog ani
n q Ya-rrul huus. i i've los 90 ground ano sable DOB
ih- rtsr yrry rasAfIy .i.4G'-1 on Myrtle as~uu".
corner Ws.hrs lon-ageug-. Bro,Syn. l.. r. ground
Is d.omey laid out win .a,ahb- fruit ana ornam-n-
"a trees srape yne. SC ne Of Stages nin by he d2or
qalre Of JOIN MAYHER IN W.ic-st y y ss7 n
q: FOR SALE. TO LET OF LEA-E-On
Nj favorable Terms The lsrsr four Story brown stone
~ house 81 - Msrss place. h shh-s' mar srcond A.
elegantly finished win sp4c'nu. Stars mooefh lM rove
meets &C. A..o 10 Lit in Brooklyn I'VE minutes @Hs
rom SoutA Ferry i"or,m .hree s.'f Pig n'- T. R"'
moderate 90 good tenants Appiy o. DARIUS VISION
Ns.-su-.t Y Once OF Wafer k,eet 49, ~,
fTs FOR SALE OR To LEI-A -" i"o-''o,y
sS& ,r.t corner - Ooe-hun drrdani ourlren'h' sad
IL A SMITH co cor Tenh-ay Ninrieenth-'
81. 20 LET-slon i.t May, hire sory and es,e-
III, house IN Gl4yerr-Irst Gear Mad son ~ AD1
b. mi ~ house B,ysrds near he bo~er} Apply
20 GEO GALPIN. Chslhsm-sq. 49, -
az TO LET-The .m.ll three story brick l.lseta r."
.s r'errh.,l suist flr small, genieel family To
Ia ,f ,-nsrt il. rent vii be- .0s inmedise Dos
~" f' aj0 Do
o. 20 SALE OK TO LETT =" h'I'-. ga, q
1a - 4. Po-sessiou given HrurIrHtr3 NfH D'
~ 80, ron, fO I'd 2 O'Clock Jay Irqllre OF
mi JONI l. NORTON, Jr % BO~sry.
"A. .TDKE, 10 WALLIS fnesr Broadway tne hr-t
Re; or YIN cor grui-fl hacs office 20 Jet moder
NJ ar rent and inmeaiae possession given Aoply On
a TO LET IN BROOkLfN-A very desire,
III. bic allie Aua uzseu ent brick house, u
IlickTsf near Cranberry Rent $50 Apply 10 Al
PRED BABER. l57 Williams 50 p
s~, FOR ~hIE-A farm " orc scres lying On he
~ ruaa leading Jamaica % Far kocks~ay ti IN
IN cultivation and out with he best - wOfs
p-scl A 90 for Or 10 it, farm Of ID acrrs
a co. place 4 Inquire ~
80 81. JOHN l.. NORTON, Jr. 81 B0w-ry
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ltat >EuDLD ~ KNiTt Kt.-Fil> DAY. % DOB
I..l.s n.I.s f. tr1nI--t consisting az tlHu-ls
8.-.- rar ifmhtr. ana ch"n 'lrHlr', WORM.
ID LIZ .l-.----,- Ii LIZ. - ..r. ~
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COLD LEAF AID Dentists GOLD FOIL -
u -r-fc1sifg ~ ~ 1r very 'os.-' rs.l prr-,
ga sara =. 20 mandatory. ll. Fr4rk ret
80 -. l. WAUGH
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GRADUATE OFAUNIvERsITy Of Germany

4 GRADUATE OF UNIVERSITY OF 6eTmany
lheus wear iu this cou1try. who not Alone stle -
teach he hgi the modern languages snd par
a.llsry the French. which he speAks aIenty wishes
pace teacher IN boarding school or As prccepor IN
private family either 10 city vicinity Best of refer
ences rivro. Atdres. T l. al The Office ~ MS paper
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND
u DAY SCHOOL. Nandrr1ilt-Av Staten IL land The
summer Of he school Island conducted
by he Misses ERRlNGTON. commences on "Wednesday,
MAY r. 1850 Circular. be obtained Al Hoyers music
sore 5yg Broadway, a. he residence q the Misses ~
rngtOn, Staten Island 49, W.
4 CLASSICAL. and Mathematical Teacher fron
NNRl- College. with ample testimonials az ne ability ana
N rachmg wishes ohsin eligible situation
10 some school or family All necessary u'ormalun inay
be Obtained by applying TO the ; School Agency. -
Nrssu-s' II WILCOX Proprietor, and Agent OF he
: Life Insurance Co. ajO -
TEACHERS OF FRENCH AND MI 81 WIN
GOOD recommendations, are wzrird immedl-try ~
the SchoO Agency, Us Nsssau-si for Mae and -lnae
ssminsrie North and South Applicants sna others eAse
10 ca early one do procures inroduciiOu- ln suited
Also Private Tutors u The highest order n every Depart
: WlLCON Proprietor,
A30 II" And Agent OF The L. : Life 1sursncr GO.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-09
Col. j. 9. Fremont.

The history OF this young man is highly an
teres'iUg. A few y6ars ago ho was Lieut.,
in the army, and attached TO tho ceEps of
Typographical Engineers. Ills business
called him much to Washington where hs
became acquOilHed with the second daDgh.
ter of Hon. Thomus II. Benton. ToHng. VI
vacious and ambitious. this STRIPPING in el-
auleurs had the lemerity 10 nsk the young Ia.
dy's hnud ~ mnrriaGe--notwi outstanding De
knew those much higher IN authority lnd 80
licitrd the same IN win. aIlSs BeuIon most
readily consented. so fhr ms pho wns con-
cerncd, but intimHred that she had FntheF
who had manifested some degree OF interest
in her welfare, and might want 20 lIn com
suited iu thc Hintter She hid lhe prorosai
before the old gentleman. lilo objected Ia
the proloAilion in ioIo. Ills 'lauElher, eltti-
Gated FIR FRINGE. wHs not going N t--1rry n
CorJora{' Fremont was forbidden Io enter
his domicil. aud Miss BriitlAu WAS put under
gp.ad OL To7,' he'd oyeraclcd tie MAJ
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mary of Ellen's inventory,
These, father aud mother said lha dnugb-
Ter, are lhe kind friends ~ whom VIZ are
much indebled,' Tito mother slrOys Ia Taius
herself but fell back, and could 0uly nmr.
mur Ia faint Voice, God bisss you. God
hless you Ihe blind father, ~ lIs took lha
bands which Mr. Leo aRd Ellen eEt1nded.
wet Them will hia tears aud wiui a rbnked
voice. snid--
'Ihese sighllsss eyes cannot see your f..
ceA, hui lhiA poor sirlcken heart viii always
keep your memories green, ] would Try 10
thank you, hui sympathy aud kindness hre
no new 10 rs, they moyen ton deeply foT
words
Having gained llie mastery of their emo.
lions, Nc Lee entered into c0uyeTsnlion eiili
llle husband, nld learned biz history, wlila
Ellen, 10y the bedside Of the mother, listened
10 % whispered recital ofher yonng daughters
devotion Their Story was sal, hul lrile only
ono tone Of hnl voice that goes wAiling
through tie suburbs ofeyoTy towu. Ilat voice
which, stealing up from dauup cellars, down
from dusiy garrelr; oui from gloomy alleys
HHd tlafk OoHris--hlspds iH u strain, wlIielI,
low and pauliye at drft,will swoll aud echo
ull llie great soul Of humanity Is moved 10
angel docds-till love feignelh upon earth
ns IL ia iu heaven.
We have parted with nll the comforts we
ever hnd,' said the father 10 hir visitors,
M be concluded his brief tale ,'nll, all s6Sd
that old book, my mothers Bible. Thank
God poor mcn's spirits mny eat mud dtiok.
aud keep warm, though ilieir bodies stnvo
aud frocZcn
Closely did Ellen cling Ia licr fathers Rrm,
as AZ length, emerging from lhnt lowly home,
they found themselves ngnin Ia ile dllhy
street. which bchGing will Tho woes of deg
radiation, wns well calculated ~ ierriy Ih0
hoart Of liHlId girl-
Let ua go home, whispered sho, an With
quickcnod footsteps lley passed on.
T--|-----r----y- -y-'-+'---h---'---
daughter. The evening is not fpr advanced;
had wo not better continual
IN sobbing yoiro, she answered, mo- no,
father let us 60 liomst my heart needs 10
lief
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New Yearday came with It's pleasant fes.
tiy.lies. The splendid mansion of Mr. Lee,
thrown open Ia all his lfieuds, presented 70
scene of social enjoyment, nj once bewider.
ing and beautiful. a happy new year was
the music og each lip IL thrilled tie chords
Of every heart, aud spartied in every eye
linppiott among the happy was tho young
daughter She seemed indeed to have qilRfi-
eel Ht the fountain, yea and TO have haibsd in
its IpHFe ypaiefs.- hsser- had Ices sugli,rgHE
out with ncnior music never had glance
bcamcd with such anRol beauty, never had
her voice bcAn 30 dclicaioly sweet in zone,
or her hond % cordial IN It's Ernsp. There
was heaven IN her young soul, and all ebs
did o. said was tmgcd with light lfom the h9-
y FIRE within. =,
When, (and /, wHs often in ile course or
the dny,l the conversation tnrned nISln isc
gifts OF the holiday, Mrs Leo exhibited pair
of superb silver pitchcrG Harry cxpaliatrd
on The merits Of u jaI black pony; George bore
his friends iu triumph, to the Rildcd cage Of
Il hooking bird; Wlie Ellen showed only
II small haskell, woven with exquisite skill
from the CYergrenus of The woodland, lined
niih the s0lie-i mOss. into the handle Of
which was wrought with The whilo blossoms
OF the everlasting, tho single wortl--rharity.
but ypn woHll- not hayo me infer, Thai
this beautiful as it s,' said an intimate friend
y
rh for the New Year,
'Oh no. rcpliod Ellen with n sweet smloi
Il bad roll OF bank hills from father hiii hay.
iag Eaase Tor ihcni AT present, put them at
interest
~ interest! whore, pray, and at what
rate said her quesIioncr in an iDcrcdnlous
tone. ~
'That-siny secret sir; but rest assured,
it was in n bank that viii never fail, and
which pays interest in advance
Her sccrot--would you learn IL? In a
pleasant upper room in one olthc most com,
Portable ienements ofu wide, airy street on
The rklrs OF lie r0UTIi trTIT-y WI ia
veal it. They wll show you their neat
warm s'lting room, win its new rag carpet
and whuc curtains, caught up Just enough
to leave space for the sunbeaus 10 qniyer a,
midst pots Of green geraniums and moniiliy
roses. They will show you, fathers large
easy chair, and mothor'e cushioned rocker n
neat worksand; and dining table with snowy
cloth; low seats Cor tie little onc; n lounge
for tfIu weary, md neat eiairs for ffeHts.-
u cooking stove olihe most approved pattern,
uttfe piece and R-pair of lamps, hurnishcd
To almost silver brightness. They will take
YOU into neat bodrooms comfortably fned
M into pantry where new dishes and
bright tin are arranged: show you n closet,
where harrcl of flour, and boxes. and bags
of provisions are stored, nnd coM bin
wharc the black lehigh eisiens. Yes n blind
man, u Iuiie woman, a gentle group ot1oy.
Gus children, with streaming eyes and tren,
ulous lips, viii tell you Elien's secret. They
pray for her in thu morning; they bicss her
at night; lhoy think other eyer. She came ID
them like an angel whli heating in ilS wngs
a sweet minister of ch0riiy.
Two hunhrcdand fifty dollars viii bny .
great many things - Hartford Tynes
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u should, very much indeed,i rir would not
disturb her
u don't think she h engaged, Come will
me up stairs, and ! will Feol AID conduct
ing herto the sitting room, slie ushered her
~, saying very gently "A stranger 20 soe
you, mother
Good Inorningj said Mrs Lae, In n lone
M cordial na 10 make tie poor trembling
hing quite ~ case Draw a CHAIR 20 The
ire, u h very cold
mir lce directed mo here, nnam. lie
met ne alta momrnt when Was Ia great dis
lfesT, aud was kiud enough TO say might
rnll upon lih wife, and perhaps she might
furnish me with work, And Oh, VI YOU can,
ma'am, her IoafH starting, Il shall be very
grateful
She d0ea not beg, said Ellen 10 lcrselG no
hul with tonrs nsks only for something 10 do.
Poor hing 20 young, not YET ~ old a. !, aud
amidst strangers seeking Tor work, Boauti-
ini charities began To gcrminnlc IN her NOV
cd heart.
What Kind of work would you likoi
ANY plain rcwiuP, mn'uin. hm used %
all kinds, aud pefhnpH | could make ycai,
ifii were uoI too nice. had almost learned
when mother WIS iakon sick
'lhon you have "a moiherY
Yes imam; bat Hhc hnH been very sick,
and hm Almid'-hor voice was chokcd.
'Whui has been the mullcrp inquired Ihc
lndy very gently Hner the pause Of some mo-
meuir.
Oyrr cXuUiun, mU'um, Since fhthrr lurt
his sight We have had lo struggle very hard
10 live, for | hn lhc oldest OF slx. II has
bcou all we could do,work hard IN we would
10 pny our rent aud keep half warm aud half
icdi and when llulc Willie WINS taken down
win The measles, We had 10 spend 10 much
time with him that We got bobindhapd with
our rem, aud mother worked night nud day
lor u fortnight, aud II was too much Tor her;
she almost died, aud ! am afraid Nill never
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
Fools Cap & Letter. Paper,

TUST Received large assortment of Fools
lO Cap; Letter and Note Paper; Envelopes,
common and fancy; and for sale very low BY the
IQuire, 4 Rcam or Ream, at the Drug an
|ieal Store of L. +. & A. G. TEAt
May If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-06-05
GEF,ELD FEN ALE
EEY&yNRybS9IpIma

& T BEING deemed desirable by majority Of
u the patrons of the Institute that the VACA-
sTlON shonld be in the month of AUGUST
sbeing the hottest and least healthy part of the
ssSummer, the School will be continued without
snterrupton at the end of the present quarter
s(June l4th,) for SIX WEEKS longer. The
svaca:ion will thus include tho whole month Of
August, and the School will reopen on Monday
Sthe End of September.
Parents and Guardians can enter or rc-ctftcr
sPups for these six weeks or for the whole of the
stlird quarter as they may think propes.-Itsir
scarnc=.ly recommended, however, to those already
sencrcd and in the full prosecution Of their studiet
Stllat they should continue without any interval
! suntil the Vacation.
R. II. NICHOLS, REcroR.
May 90, 1850. At l8 5
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Subscription Receipts.


foliaStnss1er- -hass faia np :" "t'rrti,r
affixed to their names:
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John burst, to 18th May 81.
T. d. Padgctt, to Sth May 81.
Isaac QUITS, to 18th AlayS5l.
Peter QUITS, 10 10Th May '5l.
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John Faulkner, to 10Th May 81,
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L. T. Abney, to 2ol May 81.
Capt. Daniel Bird. to Sill February so.
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silas Cooper, to 18th October 81.
james Bean, to lst April '5l.
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Col. Whitfield Brooks, TO Sth February 81.
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SELLING OFF AT COST
(For the BcucM of his Creditors.

/ Tor the BcncW Of ms Crcdt0rs.
ME Subscriber, in order to bring his business
i to close, arithout delay, offers his entire
sStock to the Public at New YonK CosT and Be
ELow, for CASH. His Stock consists Of very
shandsorne selection of DRY GOODS, BON
sNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ofall descrip'
stions, JEWELRY, HATS, CAPS, SHOES
SREADY MADE CLOTHING, etc.
The Stock was bought when Goods were lo,oe'
gn New York than they are now, consequently
sGREAr BARGAINS will be given.
Their being no humJug in this affair, those
who want CHEAP GOODS, should call at once
Sand they will be satisfied with the GooDs and
sPRIcEs. J. COIN.
4 May 90, 3t l8
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Executive Department.

."HEREAS the cause of EDUCATION ir
wv South-Carolina, demands all the ligh
(which intelligent and experienced minds are ca.
|pablc of shedding upon it, the Governor, i'll pur.
!suance of what he believes to be the public wish
|suggcsts to the Teachers throughout the State
(the propriety.of assembling at Columbia, on Fri.
Iday, the 18th of July, to consider the subject o.
FREE SCHOOLS, the preparation at home o.
Elementary and other Books for the use of oul
Schools, the best mode of insuring the progres:
LOT Education, and other kindred matters. =,
May Is st II
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Water Elevators or
Chain mpS.

TNHESE are the BEST PUMPS in Use, ant
i they will raise water faster and easier than
any other pump ever used. They will not &C
out of order or injurc the water they have give
entire satisfaction in every place where they hay
been introduced and arc warranted to do tn
same.
The Elevators in all cases, are measured fror
the bottom Of the well to the spout, and are sol
put in operation for Cash ut 81 Dope foot.
These Pumps arc for sale at Mr.. a. BUSH
NELL'S Carriage Shop, and can there be see
in operation Call an examine for yourself.
i. j. TAYLOR.
April T. 1850. If ii
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Tbe arkets.
HAMBURG ,Iuyr

Since our last the market has been dull wifi
only limited sales from Wagons ct rates about
the samcas last reported. "Wednesday there was
a good disposition to buy, but holders seem very
little disposed to accept Of the offers made for lots
so business remains at stand still We quote or
dinary to mddlng l09 10 III mddlins fair tc
fair LIZ to l2i; Good fair TO chico l2t.