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MONDAY, July q
FLOUR AND MEAL-The ma'ket for Fioucls more
live 10 ey sno buoy ant Some shippers into maEet
Tor common ernoes ard holders OF that descr puon becans
hrmer There ssfiegbito Liverpool epgsFed Or - 600
have BEEN and IN excess Of me regular deman1 Toe
usn,seuo ADD up 70 coo bbl. domestic OF which 1000 or
5000 bbs for export The quotations are S1d5 l23
Tor common State Is for strait and good Stas and
mix cd ohio ard Dosns z5d5 S7 for fsyon1e aie and
mixed Michigan S7A as so tor susii Michigan and good
Ohio 500 62t for fancy Michigan and Indiana, 87t
81 for fancy Ohio sede 2i for exus Ohio sod pure Gr9e
sour snc IS for 10 bond The market was ward
held bighe So, Fu In active demsnd al p for
Canadian ard 50 for domestic, with sales In Southern
dr,cnpuots The uaihe steady with fair demand Sales
laObp 81. as 50 for mixed brands and 6Od5 69i
st2 s4d S. Jersey BSe Flour Is IN fair do
msnd sale, lco bbs al 94GsS. The supply 10 mocera'e
GRAiN-Iu Wheat the only sale 10 800 bush Genesee at
IS show pg sdecne. There are some parcels ne '1th-
wheatiD The mshet but we hear OF no aes TIE ,ap
esser Sales 40 900 bush al 62d6Sc 'o mixed sod
Gao round yellow No Southern or Jersey in The mar
ke In Rye there 10 change sales 600 bushels al sac
delivered Data quiet and heavy the supply OF infor
or Of, riug srRe Sales Northern and Canadian al 459
4Sc Jsrty 45dioc Some crop Jersey In The
PROVlslONS-Pok remains dull but steady Sales 10
lot. 500 tbl, al 10 400 So and 4408 so for Mess
Prime In Beef here Oh nge and The s.es very
small The quotations are S5ao y, ard $S1lO 50 Tor
s,ia 81 PINE ia $40 Domnsy Lard /. .tss
dy with retail Saes $50 bbls and tea al 81 ale
the latter tol prime In Cur Meats here rs s Der more II
Gry in hhds SIC. In Butter and Cheese there 10 no
change
COTTON Isvery active and brovsnt The transactions
reach go bales 10 shippers and spnnsrs aod portion
sptcuS ion. The msike has been Irregular, some saes
having been mace al Saturdays rses and some al Dc sd
WHisKY-Is &c in bbls with ,aes $50 bbls Prison
DTIcse 10 253e. al d The markell hrm.
AsbEs-AIe Us for both descriptions, with sales IS
oIL-Ensi.h Linssed is held at 7sasoe with no sales
EIgsh above 75c American sels al Il are The latter
10 Tbs Whale IA dull Al 5G52c sale OF 5000 gala IN.
| bles chtd W 'neI Sperm was msde al 81 g
| CANDLES-The market 10 firm and active at 42c for
ApeTm
HAY-b 65d7ec for shippirg los with sales 500 b,les
SCI D. Clover 10 duh 81 ale, with sLIsll saes
parcel Of about 900 bush SicilS Lnseed sold al 67
! pbush America % 42dI IS. with ANAL sales
IRON-Ssles ~ 500 tubs Scotch RI loo made
SIS 90 e.sh and 81 NOS Lnghsh Bars are In fair do
! nspdst $50
Lad IL heavy, ard we bear Of no salea American 10
| he d ala S7t; Spanish 25
LINE Eastern 10 selling Of Sc, eash. The supply 10
isir
TEA-A sale Of 100 or 600 bf eAssI Young Tyson wa,
mace Of &c. nsnt ume
GROCERiEs-Are N fair reqaest, aud the market Ia
6Tm for al descriptions ses $40 bags RIO Coffee 81 81
PIE
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In PHILADELPHIA Jolly g. 10 he order Of the sociey OF
Frerds WILLIAM Barker, Il NeS YORK. " BEU-
IAH dsppbu Of Samuel T0vuseLd, OF the former place
10 sscrsme1to CITY, the Gin cay Of June By D D.:
Bullock Eiq hAKTIS MILLER 10 hrs JANE Cook, al Of
FEB a. 90 bo,rd brig Colorado, on her passage from
Boot 10 San Fra cisco, by Capt Baker. Mr HESaY
GRrsg OF Roxbury, 10 Miss MARY J. HIScHFiELD OF
Boston. -
On be go msy ut Nrs HsPs ranch Upper Sacramento
VsityD bv Hon Mr. RHirchilds. Alca de VI fuba District
RoBEkT r. v ARREE Of s.. Louis 70 Miss riMorHn ASS
Hall { aul hier Of Mrs.. c. Hall late OF Nicksoufg
In sscrtm-uto City, mr. JACOB HuMMsLL 81 D9csuir'
both reading Ia Ii Do ado County, California
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
slit. Ceabrough a. sIitI's Circular.
EtfIts NuuEFUuEu "a
,srFespondeuce OF The Tribune

Cores pcndeuce OF The Tribune
Per AHStoG.l LgSERPooI, Friday July s.
AsBEs A large busness has coEe "a iris aruc
Looo bbls morves tou hsge been sold Sos S2s and
Pearls at .6s Cd a g9s
Bacon The usr sacaoas hts week s-e eorkced TO 100
loSes previous tGes
BARK Small - es OF Philadelphia Ct l5s per ewt
bEtFThe busbfss In tits article has be0a very limited
the onJ sale reported beng parcel Of Canadian fl
prices.
BEEswAx No ssles to re ,oFt
CoRS Since ast Wheat has been IN good demand,
ODD may be quoted % per 70 hs i'm
proved In lie be Etntirg Of the week lndiAn Con was
very CD but here has b. ACTIVITY 10 dAy aad we
quOie oSsy elbow al Ts per Q1aTler
LARD Prices have advanced 81 siuce LAT week Saiea
about So tous al SIS Cd q S1s per cwt
OILs "A nocersie business has been done prev.oaa
pnceL
PoRK -We1ern PTiue Mess Pork oasriax a. rather
etseT Tses sales about go bis
RICE Wi.h lsFse EnvSls ard few buvers. prces have
deefneo hive Sales amounto 100 sierces l5s 81 for
Low. up 10 Is for good quality
REsIs nj, si,iee nay be quoed ra;her lower Looe
b's C. AEbrs so!d Al 2. S. "a 81 from TIE quay.
Tslow IL 10 Improved demand.
Tn No sales ofepot
TussTNIIEs -Ahoui ic0 hhls spiriis have been sa'
9ss Cd . seI Yours sTTr, CoUBROUGH STIFF
Liverpool Markets.
Par ztlonheI LiyERrooI, Wednesday, july 10 AN
The Conon uAhet opens hrm. vim eOnsinn- s-'ivs
demand joy speculation and Tho rsde Phess arc erstual
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BIZ The North Rirer Boats, honday, ya!y az 40
81 SEQ bus OsS 81 279 do Corn 30 do Wnesti
se1 do Peas; roo bales Wool; 1S8 pkgs Cheese; ~ 90
Hans: Il do Bacon 100 DO Provslons 80 bales Hay 955
rsnysssed HAms; 81 head Cat Il
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Marktts..., bUFFALOi july - NJ
We annex the receipts at this port within the
HI hours oonD bs Flour s 900 bush Wheat
81 90 bush There mOdsrst7itq Try Tor FLoUS
f the bone trade ana Tor export and me mshst Tor '
mon sro fsr brands shows less hrSnsssi sals have
b,en made worth teegtaphrg. We notice only limited
Demand Tor WaEAT -ih tnhng sales Of Ohio At 9 a 32:
ou he irAoe in tales Of Is 90 bush liked Western al
4ec Small sales Of Ohio WHISKY reported 81 2jie.
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rHLApELPhin. inv y -

PHILADELPHIA, Juy ~ -Arywed-orgs hchr1
Lowry, NYork 81 ans 10, 4 bb, Camden, Me; stealsr
b sck amend, sievenson N1oik
Cleared Bsk E,k, oi ge, Bosionj higs Lamar N.
gins Boston, G-ur.e Warrington. kno vi n, PoIsm az
sch, Gordon salem, M LJwsd.ie Baker, proydsne
Afr Hall, Boston; Lucy Am Ogden d.; Ma y GfJtos
Geyer, do; steamer Black Diamond, Stevenson Nfot
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market.....ALBASY, July 22-2P.M.

The receipts at this place by Canal SINCE oar less
are % follows FLOUR eco bbls WHEAr zoo "a hsls
CosN $500 bu,hels-FLoUE 10 IN moderate oen'n1 q
m prcrs Co.'s continues Steady A. tie elosing r'-s
~ sp1esv The "a 20 aod up CO0 hush a. 81 DtAc FOG
ntxed Vtserp OARS steady with sales Of 1000 oasn
at4ec Other things are nOminsliy the same.
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Nv TelrGraph.

SAVANNAH. July "a AR. barks Yesia and O'ina
Bo,en TaT rio, bett q 'uln,0g ~As bv bgbIan
T. dsy -rd ,ous e'.by Sled, add Emanuel Jo,sP5s
Pillow wa hoes he'd s-rse'e.s> 49,
BAITIsOrE, July - Arr seh, AeissL Cienflssos.
NEW ORLEANS, yaly 2l-AiS. bess Homer, sYorh
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LrrIrrooI. W.dnesdaY. Julyln.

Wehsve 10 repor scivs bssnsst 10 Colsoa siacs ne
dse Of the circular by The Amsfca, he sale. tJr ne iDu
ds, erctrg lest beng estwsted A. so OO "a e. o'
rb,ch gprculaors have taken Il 600 and exoofefs OF
bs,, alan aovsuce Of ID per 10 III lower aud m ddog
osiue, 4, hch 6e,enp lODs the demand IL almost co.
+ el1 eorfred F.'r ssi7i fair Uplsnds and A1ohe'
u modng Il I'D orb .-.
There has been h-T mere dong In oar Corn marke',
Ou' "''D'O' BROWN sHIPLEYk CO.
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~ ep'rg sni NAY te Of I'D Of mi5ih-g 0oa1d
- s11ft a. N III auo N-S-O esns. TIE inquiry 70
CHI Is 10 he lower sra e. and The advance
r. ,trlv on ihe,s dsBcTiphuDs
On y.,ebest.r TIE seeounis fsy1rahe ibsre being
an ipee, ensud foe e, d 81 sfsniss pHssi To-
OPINION l. hs' esinng ground hat an upward mJTen
TIE an makes present nothing rev, though tie fell
ing ia rather better.
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Jpy20Iasl 70, lon Il 81 osrA Asy Dale, fin LagurH
fer PnlsdelpDa -, -
Ju a. lat SO 81 lou 70 TO- passed sch DELLA ss'hs
Norm -.
Juy 10 lat As lon 80 50 ship Revere from Liverpool fr
Nf,h. . -,
ARD Eduurd Dwight m Bosom for Bstimo,e
Nav H. lst8N lon Is " bsrs DUke II Wellington ~
81 Jotn HB for Ceiior u Sbe r-pDIn having spossa
90 he 2sih April isi % ~ N lon "A w, bars Empress
Scot (of Yarn cub, NsI IS Dc Oh, from Bermada w
California 30
3 ff0 h,h, at snehor. -,
July 10 lst 81 rs Ion 70 - brig Asrne tof fhopso
frr N FYork Jam who r-poris hist re dny t
us IN n e gale bar hsd cscks swept lost fsfs nsee
pkgsL.-raii &c and had pu' hsrk Tor hfcrh
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The FLOUR market unchanged. GRAISs hrmer
Pour hupored suc evenly BrENEs sod Al Io@s' III
on Ibe boof; equal 70 s. 5od a. 80 net Hoes o.
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PORTLAND, Juy % AR brigs r ,bt Pencil ron
Ca epss; Sssmrocs. % Georgetown sc, for Thoaape
Henry DemGer, No, fols.
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Howard st. FLOUR unchanged. WHEAT ad'
v4need cenH per tushel
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Foreign Ports.

ArrsiPor, Royal Jam Joy sen Aansnas, Lsnsd "
Yors; ltih big Amulet sp1Gord Ns-fogs; iid ms
Rrveille rhorts, do. Sid sh, brig Geo Abbott snls5'
Ar AZ 81 John. NIB 18Th iDst brig Juverna HsnsbsJ,
NYCfk -
Afrsis, George, NIB t9h ult brig Etzs jenkins fhee,
AT1srdfis. lib rro. Robinson, nYofk CD la 4S
L'Etng Leusn. NYo'k
Az al Ste psers g. 9h mat, brig Times LOuts Nov
YoIk IA.
AuNSl Helena June 10. bUk Vernon, N Kay, fn hsn@
for r YoTE.
An a. Quebec July ls, sbip Haron, fsine, Boston.
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rsv.n ,,.,r,b,o cr- SCENT CITY Brown Chsgres July
:. ,nd,e ara ps,,eI gers to Howard Son.
STA A. Deru, tr 6ctsr FoeDs0y haVfe Jlne " nlse
10 Boyde Hincien TIE 81 has had eoninuA i1s' lot
$40 IIiyer.e. Bird Liverpool Jure l6 mdIe, 70 WI.
lam Guon Al m good health % oss.a, su.s slo
pA,stRe TIE has had igtt brrezes during tns
ss carried royss mil Saturday ugh,sh Oa VIC ''1 "
he bs1is 10 lsf &c loo A. 81 cav ISo ics berEs
Big sta~mui. YofE, Jarm-l 6 ds. eohss nc. 20 tes,
hs,vv o.. from The NV round to 81 the 18Th I'm
ard lfn sra weS obliged 10 laylo u-dsr bare Poe' i''
St hours. a.. ,,y - 4. 80, q, T,ek
erHsn. ,, - 4, -, - ? S.sia
,Ig. on he 1gul ofthe Ism experienced verS severe
srs: cst fore ysff pt sas and ttove gseyi ~ saE
large heavy loaded sch % ashore on 'ouh SIDE oi Long
Sch Psnirl Henry Chester Mobile % d'' cotton smrge'
Sch Asie Sanford Wilmington nc, d', naval stores
Sch Ann Catcher Housn swsn,bOrO, NC, 10 d. naval
Fr,se Leopold Alfred Brec, charente. France 81 d',
Sch Golden Rule. Parker Baltimore, coal.
sch Brown. Johnson, NlrglniS, wood
sch Um Coiins COLTS Virginia wood
Sch + ia Hamilton sprsgne, Virginia, WOOD.
Sch Gips@y Perfiru, Virginia wood.
Sch r Shcor, Person Virginia wood
sen Mary Jane Perk, Oepew Richmond coa.
S.b . h So, ford LOrgsueet Nifktnis, wood.
Sch Arm smilh Hawkins Baltimore. coal
Sen l. Ferris, Bush, Norfolk wood
rhe seusrbote at the High'asts, reports no inward
bouLd vesIt Is ST.. 20 last evening
TIE ship Forre,er for California has anchored At the
SN spit
sAILED-Barks Ssvsrnah, Crowen, for savAnnsh En-
PIKE, ard Others.
wIND-sunrlle NE; latter part Of the day ssw.
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Ca,,torn,a Weasel. spoken, 90.

THg STEAMER " Pssss We I.Sn from ne r ,..Ns
ors o( he shlp Plsnei, al ~neo hey passed 49,
SSoire repsirs fAyiog slrBrgsl al IL w" exPeena !.
vo,l, be sadv fos s.e ~ few days when SOC woe
sUni- her Vtysge 10 tnis Psc- tfspens o's suy A.
Tbc ,isaurr West PDirg Hunt ~hich sailed ron "
port f san Frspci,co arrived si Panama The jay
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Liverpool Markets,

PR 1aante LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, July TO- AN
The Couon uahst opeus hrm. vim eonsina-d s-'ivs
demand toy speeslsuon and Tho usde Pness arc Gradual
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BOUNTY LANDS

Officers and Soldiers (or their sur
vivlng widows or children) who serv-
ed in any of the late wars, are enti-
tied to Bounty Lands. will attend
promptly to claims of that character,
or to
PENSION CLAIMS;
And flatter myself that several years
experience in this business, attended
with great success, will be sufficient
guaranty to those having claims, to
entrust them to my hands.
M. M. NORTON.
Pickens @. H., Oct. Is, 1850.
22-tf
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[u =. I.JEFrERs, [w. s. aoruaAS .
[E- 7 auoKMAsrEn,l
Is ELI o USE
AND
Commission MercHaaaats,
In. Z. gEFFERs, /.
Iw, s. esoTuRAN

Market Street, HAMBuRo, s. C.-wArsnpnoo
McIntosh-S Street, AUGUSTA, Ga.--FIREpRoor.
81 Take this method OF informing. their
friends and the public generally, that
they still continue the WAREnoUsE and
COMMISSION business in this place and
Augusta, Ca, where they offer their SER
vices to Receive, SroRE OR SELL CorroN,
FLOUR, BACON, &C., RECEIVE AND FoR-
WARD MERCHANDISE, Buy GooDs, FOR
PLANTERS OR MERCHANTS
Their Warehouse in Augusta is on
Mclntosh-street, in the centre of the Cot
ton trade.
Their Warehouse in this place is safe
from water and isolated, therefore not
exposed to fire.
AS they will be constantly at their
post, and promoting the interests of their
friends (Which they are aware will add to
their own.) They solicit and hope to
mertand receive a full share of that lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed, and
for which they now return thanks.
Liberal cash advances will be made
when required on any produce in store
JEFFERS, COTHRAN g. Co.
Hamburg, Sept. Ist, 1849. 1S
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G Barrrtt
s. p Carson
Elihu Carson
E Williams
+ M Howard
G M Colhoun
John Lee
L II Edge
GEoRGE OATE's

GEORGE OATES
:, ,MW@aO yI WARE ROOMS,
GEMS and Dubois and Seabmy's
celebrated Grand Action Pr
dno F0rteS, d
234 and 236 King Street, Cat the Bend,)
CHARLESTON, sc.
EUef.y Instrument sold as accompanied
Nth auritten guarantee so that
there as no risk ;0hdtever to the puy-
chaser.
NEW MUSIC.
M r. OATES would respectfully invit
IVl the attention ofthe public generally
to his select catalogue of musical publica
tions, the copy rights of which have been
secured from the Composers.
Anna Bishops Grand March, founded on
Bellini's celebrated Rondo Finale, 'Ah!
don't mingle, in La Somnambula,' and
introducing the new variation, composed
by Bellini, (never before published and
the property of Bochsa.) Embellishcd
with correct likeness of Madame Bishop,
in the character of Amina Arranged
for the Piano Forte by NJ G. Bochsa.
Price 374 cents.
Une NUT dams les Tropiques: A Night in
the Tropics.) A Reverie, on motive
from lie Desert, by Feliciec David Com
posed by Maurice Strakosch. 37@ cents
Grand Polka Fantastique: composed by
the late eminent Guitarist, Vincent A..
Schmidt, author of the Retreat Are
ranged for the Piano Forte bv Miss Adel-
Kohnstock' 25 cents.
.SunnySide Woltz: embellished with beau
tiful and correct view of Sunnysidc, the
residence of Washington Irving; compo-
sed by Henry T. Oates. 25 cents.
Marg Blame Polka. 25 cents.
Ra File de Regiment Polka introducing
the air 'Salut la France 25 cents
Leve d Amour Potka 25 cents
Yankee Doodle Polka. 25 cents
Federfck Wiiliam's Garden Polka 25 cts.
Second .Susonnah Polka: by Rziha. 25 cts.
Home, Sweet Home, Polka: beautiful
25 cents.
Last Rose of Summer, Polka: very popular
25 cents.
Love not Polka, by Rzihi 25 cents.
Celebrated Linda Polka, Introducing 'Ah |!
would the happy day was near 25 CTS
Charleston Quadrilles: by F. Woolcott.
S79 cents.
Dispairing Mary, beautiful Ballad, COM
posed by the late distinguished vocalist,
John Wilson. 25 cents
Keowee Waitzs, in Q Nos. by lady of
South Carolina. so cents each
Palmetto Regiment Quick tStep-embe
lished with a correct representation of the
new Military Hall, Charleston: by Heary
T Oates 25 cents.
Southe1ner quick Step -embcllished with
correct representation of Steamship
SoutNcrncr by Henry II; Oates. 25 cents.
Casper Guards March, Composed by a
lady of South Carolina. 25 cents.
Lucy Long Polka. Steyermarkische. 25 cts
CarniOal Of Venice Polku, very popular
25 cents
Steyermarkische Favorite Polka. 25 cents
Also, all the New Music received by ex-
press from the principal publishers in the
United States.
*##A liberal discount made to dealers,
schools and scminarcs.
GB-Orders for these publications must
be sent to
GEORGE OATES.
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DISSOLUTION

OF 0@PAR TMgRSN9p.
DY mutual consent we have
I'D agreed that on the first day of
January next we will discontinue our
business at this place. All persons
indebted to us will please make ar
rangements to pay us by thatti
The Goods we now have on hand
we will sell at very reduced prices.
BENSON 81 TAYLOR.
Pickens G. H., Oct. d, 2O-tf
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NOTICE IN FULL

A S part of the Store the subscriber
IA had in Cheohee was copart-
nership business, those indebted TO
the subscriber previous to the 25th of
December, lS49, if not paid accor-
ding to promise, will find themselves
pesteredl yes, pestered, either by
myself or the proper officers, until
all IS settled up.
e. WILLIAMS.
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@@DGW'S lADWOS BOOK
SIS FOR 1850.
eTIIE BOOK OF THE NATION
The Oldest Magasine in America.
EDITED BY MRS. SARAH j. HALE.
coAPARIsoN BETWEEN Cooley AND THE OTHER
PHILADELPHIA MoNTHLIEs

wv EDITED BY MRS. SARAH j, HALE.
coMpARIsoN BETWEEN Cooley AND THE OTHER
PHILADELPHIA MoNTHLIEs.
In1s4s, the Lady's Book gave 9l6 pages
whichis ] l6 more than one, and l48 more than
the other Philadelphia fnonthly. He gave 28I
engravings-among which were 90 colored and
!, 93 full pages--whiciI is i36 more than one, and
s so more than the other.
We give in each number, piece of music,
printed separately on tinted paper, "a pages, or
twelve pieces in ayear To show the cheapness
OF the Lady's Book this music, if bought separ-
ately at the music stores, would cost exactly the
price of the whole years subscripton--S3.
SOME or OUR PECULIAR REMBELLIsHMENTs.--La
dies work table--which comprises every kind or
needle-work embroidery, knitting, netting CROTCH.
ct, patterns for capes, chemesettes, children's
clothes, wedding dresses, indoor and outdoor
costumes, birds of Americn; colored flower plates
model cottages and furniture; fashionable do.
laceworh; Vignette plates at the head of articles
etc, etc. All the Rrvye are illustrated BY engra-
yingst
AND, in $50, viii also be given set ofeugra-
wings Illustrative ofthe costumes, of all nations
with descriptions by Mrs. Hale. Most ofthe old
teatuFes oftbe Book that were SO popular last
gear, will beretained, and new on0s added as
they may suggest themselYpsto the publisher.
"a NEW NOVEIyB By w @ ILLM0RE 81 N MS;
VIII be one of the features for 1850
We have long stoehat the head of the Naga-
eiiAo fott1 ~, oh uotiSy puiots, tney are Always
mqtaf I'D tive, id spch ns may be placed
bssofe a family Without heait&teh This depart,
nisnt = der the cansroi of d bifs Sarah 10.
gepba Hale, whoSe nanae alone is q ssffictent.
gparantcesfor the propffety Of the Lady 8 Book
" may shy II 9 same OF oar engravings We
VIII never, Is is done by acotemporary, pabfish
indeeentmodElafts pictures such aB no parent
aTouid ALLOW child 10 look at
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fi.pt Of le aQand exceed all pfes-
1rt5aDdsto III doS1e. &:
eesis 81 yer in adyanc O. pos re paid. -
E7dgess III Al. G0DfY,
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SOUTrI CAROLINA,
SUUTFI C2kKtJIlEIN q, 4
PIcKEEs DIsTRICT.
David Lesly and wife, applicants,
VS..
VIM. McWborter and wife. and
others, Defendants.

OtnerS, DeTeR0dntS. 81 s@h
Whereas it appears, to the Ordis
naly of said District, that Niathew
Kyle, Henry Kyle and some of the
children of Jas. Kyle, deceased, VS..
James Kyle and Hunter Kyle, the
children of John, Laughlin and VIM.
Kyle, deceased. (names not nown,)
and the heirs of Catharire Kyle,
widow of Robert Kyle, deceased,
(names not known) parties, defen-
dants, reside without the limits OF
this State: 1t is therefore Ordered
and Decreed that they Go appear and
object to the Partition of the Lands
described in the Petition in this case,
on or before the LIST Monday in De
cember, 1850, or their consent to the
same will be entered of record.
w. ID. STEELE, o. p. d.
Sept. 2nd, 1850. l6-3m
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No Time. saw one Of .ge-
nus homo the other day who had
no time to read. BY exact compu-
tations he had spent 81 out of the 3lI
working days in the year, in cunning
and loafiing at the store, taverns, at
tending sales where he intended to
buy nothing, &c. That's the way
tits with all such except misers, who
are too stingy to read.
Worth Telling Again.-When Nj
cholas Biddle-familiarly called Nick
was connected with the United States
Bank, there was an old negro named
Harry who used to be loafing about
the premises. One day, in social
mood, Biddle says to the darkey-
Well, what is your name, my old
friend?"
"Harry, sir-ole Harry, SIR" said
the other,touching his sleepy hat.
"Old Harry" said Biddle, "why
that is the meme they give to the
Devil, is it not?"
eyes, sir'' said the colored gen
tleman, sometime ole Harry, some
time ole Nick"
A client once burst into flood of
tears after he had heard the state
ment of his counsel, exolaiming, II
did not think had suffered half SO
much till / heard it this day."
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There is, as our citizens know, a
church IN the upper part of Broad
way, with no very just pretensions
to the character of a cathedral; new
ertheless. with its wooden steeple
and I'D y e;aTts Sis lis quite biiou
in Its way; so much SO that it has
been found expedient to erect chap
ei for the poor Of its congregation.
One of the vestry, benevolently in
cllned, was went to travel some dis
tance to be shaved by poor barber,
a brother churchman, and what's
stilismore remarkable, a Dutchman.
After the daily crop had been reaped
from his pious chin, in the plentitude
ofhis satisfaction he would sometimes
become garrulous. One day, he told
John that they (meaf ing the vestry,)
had concluded to erec, church for
him. 'Ahl vat ish data church
for me2 No, not for you only, but
for all the poor of the church. The
poor people, you know, john en-
phasizing the poor. Well, vell,' re-
piled honest John, dat ish goot, verv
goot ofyou, misiher p. And will de
Dockter preach for us door oh,
mol the Doctor is not to preach there,
only occasionlly: but we'll get you a
good preacher-a good fair preacher.
Well, veil, dat ish right; even ifhe
amt quite sho goot as te Dockter.
Poor peple, poor dchurch, and |
sphose poor heaven, poor heaven,
poor hell Tish all right-porr tevil
too; yah! yahl'
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Those indebted to the subscriber can
save cost by calling and settling their
notesand accounts as longer indulgence
cannot be given.
JAMES GEORGE.
Jan. 3, so