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NOTICE.-Tbe ladies and gentlemen forming the vocal
IN meni Of the Washington Philharmonic Society," rs
attend meeting Of its members my residence Vice.
evening next Path instant O'Clock precisely, for the ps
organizing, and eectina leader
July 2l--a President, lAh street, between 4 Hs'
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g. This should not be forgotten by the gentleman
Let him ponder it,
TIE gentleman boasts OF his democracy; but with
what propTetyf Mr. Met. might be mistake but he
thoueht be bad gentleman Of very rotund figure,
wit2 sort Of after dinner appearance, al Baltimore
year two ago. That gentleman was there TO swell the
tide In favor Of the democracy and to hail the nomination
TO be made BY the Democratic National Convention there
In session He understood to hail the nomination Of
other convention was held 1t Buffalo, another gentleman
nominated for the presidency: the forgot his
previous faith deserted the democracy nee and turned
hs arms against them. And yet it il this gentleman who
now boasts his democracy-who undertakes to lecture
others IN that creed How ridiculous how absurd The
assumption must be spurned by every true democrat
The gentleman undertakes to speak for Pennsyvania
He says she il in favor OF the Wilmot" How 40
Did not the legislature OF that State lately refuse to pass
resolutions nsrucung her support that meas
uo Did not the late democratic State con yenton rep.
diate III Let il be denied Who will deny II,
The gentleman attributes to what more oronerv an.
pSs 70 himself He says that the motion 10 take az ne
"Califorhiw message" was voted down this morning n
Mr. Nee had not said this he had said that il was
quite probable the motion to take up the California mes
sge was designed TO anticipate the action of the Senate
TO avoid the influence OF the favorable action OF the Sen
ATE upon the "Compromise bill" This was what he had
aad. and characterized straagem and parliamentary
trick.
The gentleman much obnoxious to the charge
OF slavery FropOgandism those whom ne had accused
What bad he done He had sought to apply the Provsc
70 our Territories, but had always failed He had failed
to accomplish his object, while he had convulsed and
agtassd the whole country with strife discord, and the
porsn Of serious danger to the stability Of instu
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THURSDAY, JULY rs, 1850.

On motion. the committee rose;
And then, the House adjourned.
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WANTED Ia Hire ny the Wear slave woman,
IL qualified and do the household work for ssn
lily. Apply al the Counting Room, Union office.
July 11-dA cpn
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payment q ne subsrspeoa - nsAs !. s1vsncs- as
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soas " Coapssss and ssniweekiy durins ~ w
Subscriptions ps3od les ysar win rseslvs1 On
terms proporsonsd 70 ths shove annual yasss IT,
azPosTAsTERs suthodzsd sssans md, ~
sending DAILY subscribers, with 80 enclosed
sEMI-WEEKLY subscrbers with sa5enclo~ed WEEKLY
sabscbers with go eneosed viii bs entitled of The
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GEFsELD FEMALE
GEYGayp0RvlpU.

7 EFT BEING deemed desirable by majority o
2A the patrons of the Institute that the VAGA
;TlON shonld be in the month Of AUGUST
sbeing the hottest and least healthy part of tht
sSummcr, the School viii be continued withou
ssnterruption at the end of the present quarter
s(June l4th,) for SIX WEEKS longer. Tht
ssvacation will thus include the whole month O
August, and the School will reopen on Monday
Sthe End Of September.
9 Parents and Guardians can enter OF rc-cttel
spupls for these six weeks or for the whole of th,
stlird quarter as they may think propes.-Itth
arncs:lyreeonimended, however, to those alreaa.
scntcred and in the full prosecution of their s.adiO
5tllat they should continue without any interva
{ suntil the. Vacation.
R. II. NICHOLS, REcroR.
May 90, 1850. 1t Is
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SELLING OFF Ar COST
(For the Benefit ofhis Creditors.

4 Ut "'0 D0''eJ" y ITO TITO y 7'eI o''''0''
VINE Subscriber, in order to bring his business
i to close, arithout delay, offers his entire
sStock to the Public at New York Cost and Be
Low, for CASH. His Stock consists of very
Handsome selection of DRY GOODS, BON
NETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ofall dcscrip.
etions, JEWELRY, HATS, CAPS, SHOES
READY MADE CLOTHING, etc.
The Stock was bought when Goods were loDei
,in New York than they are now, consequently
!GREAT BARGAINS will be given.
Their being no humbug in this affair, those
'who want CHEAP GOODS, should call at once
and they will be satisfied with the GooDs and
.PRIcEs. j. COIN.
May 90, St l8
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Executive Department.

sWTHEREAS the cause of EDUCATION in
wv South Carolina, demands all the light
(which intelligent and experienced minds are Gu
spablc of shedding upon it, the Governor, i'll pur-
4 suggests $ to the Teachers throughout the State,
sthe propriety of assembling at Columbia; ontFriz
Sday, the 18th Of July, to consider the subject of
FREE SCHOOLS, the preparation at home Of
Elementary and other Books for the use of our
Schools the best mode of insuring the progress
sof Education, and other kindred matters.
May is st IL;
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Tte. M arkets.
HAMBURG, JUNE l

Since our last the market has been dull with
only limited sales from Wagons at rates about
the same,as 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 astand STILL We quote or
dinary to middling l0s TO II middling fair 10
fair LII to l24 Good fair tochicc l2a
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DR.. BELMONT,

p ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
III Edgcfcld and vicinity that he will attend t
Tuning and Repairing PIANO FORTES.
Orders left at the "Spann HOTEL" will b
attended to.
May22, o. 90
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AUGUSTA, JuxE i

The Cotton Market is very quiet to-day-tht
heavy business of the past three days taking oil
of thcmarketalmost all the lots that hollcrs wer'
anxious to sell, and buyersto-day were not an
yio,ls .;is S ~
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RY LAST NIGHT,s MAIL.
, IJJsa:A" has been received but being too lat
for this publication, will appear in our next
81 From the Baltimore Sun.
Death Of Hon. h1r. Elmore.
- WAsHIsGToy. Nav 30.

q sE From the Baltimore Sun.
Death of Hon. Mr. Elmore.
/ WASHINGTON, May 80.
The Senate met at l2 o'clock.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
awith.i
Mr. Butler announced the death of his col
slcague, the Hon. Franklin II. Elmore. HI
spronounced high culogium ON the charac
ater of the deceased. -
Messrs. Yulec, Webster, and Jefferson
BDaris spoke of the character and services OF
I Mr.. Elmorc,and Of his death rs national
3loss.s
Mfr, Butler offered the customary rcsolu.
i s.ions,. and in.honor of the character of the
adeceased the Senate adjourned.
The committee of arrangements are Mcssrs
3Yulee, Clemens, Badger, Jones, Corwin, ard
Norris. y a.
PAIL BEARERS: 9
Mr. Hunter, Mr.. Bright,
/ Dawson, Davis, of Mass.
Downs, Underwood
Tic funeral will take place at l2 o'clock
Tomorrow.
The House met to-day pursuant to ad-
Iionrnment,. ut 8 o'clock, a. Me,w!icn .ifia con-
f..s+ente- OF the dr..tlr-uftr. EtkiulS, Senator
from South Carolina, it was agreed that
,whcn the House adjourned, it be till to-mor:
ROW at IL o'clock, A. NJ, to receive the official
announcement of the death of that distin-
lGhished Senator, and to take such action as
lis due to the occasion.
k The Speaker (Mrs Cobb) arailcd himself
3of the permission given by the House ycstcr-
3day, and called Mr.. Boyd, Of Kentucky, to
preside as Speaker, pro tenn, during his short
absence from the city.
+ The proceedings consequent upon the death
'of Senator Elmorc will induce the necessity
Iof extending the recess until Tuesday or
"Wednesday next, to enable the officers of the
House to complete the arrangements Of the
hall for the summer.
GREAT Loss OF LIrE.-A despatch from
St Lonis, 2Sth ult. to the Baltimore Sun, gives
the subjoincd particulars of another terrible
steamboat disaster:
A frightful steamboat accident took place
this evening. The steamer st. Louis col
apsed two tlucs, three miles below the city,
at quarantine. A frightful scene ensured
the sllricks of the wounded and dying were
most heart-rcnding.
From all the information which could be
gathered in the confusion, it appears, that
rs lives, were lost, and 40 persons wounded.
About half the number Of persons scaled will
certainly die. The sufferers mostly were
deck passengers.
CABINET MEETIXG.-Thc Baltimore Sun
of Friday says thlt . despatch from Wash
|nrton. announces that Il Cabinet Council
was held on Wednesday, at which it was re-
solved to hold the Cuban authorities rcspon-
sible for any treatment the American resi-
dents may receive. A special messenger is
ito be sent o1t there forthwi Il from the State
II Qnna rt1nnnt tn lnnl aftnr tho intnrnsta Of
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CHARLESTON. JuxE :

The Cotton market to-day vas inactive, and
sales were limited to: seven hundred bales at q
range uf from la l2s cents.a:M Middling Fair is
now down to l2 cents, which establishes a de-
cline Of 4c.
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Z COLUMBIA. JuSE 3

The. Cotton market was almost brought TO a
lstand to-day, as We have onlyhcard of 90 bales
,bcng sold during the entire day, which went of
Iat ~! liz cts. q3
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60 { y
SIOMe Ware,

.rTIlE Subscriber believing that a good article
i of this useful and necessary Ware is. .mucf
needed, has come to the conclusion to make
and keep on hand splendid article, which HI
Twill not only recommend, but will warrant t.
,be. good.
lie, therefore, most respectfully solicits til.
patronage of those who deal in and use this kline
!of Ware, knowing that they will be satisfied Will
his Ware and prices
All orders directed to me at kirkscy's y
;Roads, Edscfcld District, S. c., will meet will
,prompt attention.
! My Jugs are marked "Chandlcr Maker
Warranted" T. NJ. CHANDLER.
May 10, tim II
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For Tax Collector.

ISAAC BOLES.
SAMPSON B. MAYS,
ROBERT CLOY.
1'IIEOPHiLuS DEAN,
J.. Il. BROOKS,
WILLIAM l.. PARKS,
JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
.. +. GOUDEY,
+. W. BURT.
MOODY HARRIS.
Derrick HOLSONBAKE,
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f. str a ".

sToLLED before mSby Eobt. CLANCY, Giving
i about twenty-sever miles North OF E1 &C.
field c.. H., near Hills Mill,) an cstray MARE,
of sorrcl COLOR small size, blaze in her face, roam
fish appearance in flanks left eye weak, and name
Slightly cropped. Said Mare is appraised to be
worth eighteen dollars
LEWIS CULBREATII, NJ. ED
May s, 1850 itm l.
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Notice.

4 BARBACUEwill he given at P1e- -GRovF
n Capt Theo. Dcan's.) on the 1th of Jul
next, Maj. II. R.lSrASS, has been requested an,
is expected OH that OCCASION to deliver an orato
upon given subject. The candidates are invitc'
to attend, prepared to speak upon the polite;
topics Of the day
juno ) st 90
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EXCEL LSIOR!
HODGES sTTTUTU.
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION, TUES
DAY NIGIIT,JUNE llru.
Original Pieces

VFsS'aat PICcGS
|IN CREEK, FRENCH, GERMAN AMI
ENGLISH. >
Address before the sophroncan Society on Tues
day Evening.
Address before the two Schools on Wclncsda,
Morning.
;rESIIE SECOND SESSION OF 1850, vii
L commence on WEDNESDAY 10th July
The same Instructors continue.
n. B.-Thc second Session Of the FULLEf
INSTITUTE, opelIs at the same time.
Greenwood, s. c., May 81, 2t 90
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Water Elevators or
Ch ain Pumps.

'TNIIESE are the BEST PUMPS in use, and
Il they will raise water faster and easier thar
sany other pump ever used. They will not gel
,out of order or njurc the atcr;-thcy have given
entire satisfaction in every place where they have
.becn introduced and are warranted to do the
Isamc.
The Elevators in NIL cases, are measured from
THE bottom of the well to the spout, and are sold
put in operation for Cash at 81 90 per foot
These Pumps are for sale at MIR. a. BUSH
.NELLS Carriage Shop, and can there be seer
jim operation. Call an examine for yourself.
L. j. TAYLOR.
Aprila, 1850 If II
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For Sheriff,

JOHN HILL.
THOMAS w. LANHAM.
HUMPHREYS BOULWARE,
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Brought TO tho Jail

AbfOuSni 10 tafc sD'tRl
5nF this District, a negro boy who says Ills
~ name is JOHN, and that he belongs to
] Mr.. Robert Radford, Twiggs County, Geo.
aSaid boy is about 35 years Of age, dark COM
plectcd, and about six feet high. He has
Several scars on his breast, and also several on
Ahis arms.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him a.
way, otherwise he will be dealt with accord
fling to law. H. r, SPANN, led.
May 20, 1850 If 10
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Notice.

sTHOSE indebted TO the Estate of Hugh I1i'
J. burn, deceased. are requested TO make in
smediate payment, and all those having demand
sto present them, properly attcsted, to nc, on o
sbciorc the first of January next, or they will II
Srcjcctcd Given under my hand at my Office
sthis 29th April, 1850.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
May II Is
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GLENN SPRINGS.
Hamburg and EdsefieEd
Plank Road 60 saa ID ara v

TrHE-srcting of the stockholders of this Com
i pally.will be held at the Town Hall in Ham
burg, @ on Friday the ,t' Sf june at p M
lby the designations Of .Jamcs Sheppard ai
James Raincsford. W. W. SALE, Sccfy.
HaHburg, june S, 1850. ~
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Notice.

John II. SMITH, living on tho Chapel Fer
ac Try Road, near Rchartlsonvillc, tolls bcfor
ilneI a small Chcsnut Sorrcl MARE, the rigf
shind foot white above the ankle, some marks 9
sgcar, supposed to be seven or eight years old
appraised at sixty dollars.
HARDY WHITE, NJ. Z. D.
June 5, 1850. dim 90
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II T. Nh d Y Az.

,TNIIE Subscriber would inform her friends and
i the public generally, that she has removed
Ito her present residence, one door East of the
Episcopal Church, where she will continue tc
carry on the NllLLINAIY and MANTAU
'making business.
She is thankful for past flvors, and hopes by
sstret attention to business, to merit continuance
tof the same.
December &c, 1912 If 40
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Masonic EIotice.

Mas0llc EoLlce'
AN Extra meeting Of CON.
.,afYy CORDIA LODGE, No. 80, vii
SzkAN, be held at their Hall on Saturday
'SIS. the 18th June. at S O'Clock p. NJ.
T%5NS \ punctual attendance Of all til,
Members is requested,
BY order Of the ". NJ.
juno ), 1t 90
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JOS e p lei 4 B N

U v ~ q = H "A II N
ATTORNEY ATsLAl ''l'
jXNTrLL be found in his Office at
IVY. Court House, adjoining 3. C. BRr..
Brick Store, on Saturdays, scicdays, agjl Cour,
sweelis. a.
He will attend promptly and strictly TO business
jim his profession. il
Jan 10 If 81
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Notice.

A IL those having demands against the Es;at
IN of Abncr V. White, deceased, are requcste
to present them, properly attcsted, and those in
debted to make payment.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
April 90, If 10
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Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to the Estate of Isaial
~ Blackwell, deceased, are requested to max
payment. and those having demand
will present them properly atlestcd.
JAMES BLACKWELL, Admir-.
April II 1850 If l3
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TNIIE Estate

+ a "erelle'' /
IT. srrsidcnce I, "i SAT- :.
S,.nnnG'!r. Sh",li aSnnl ="
4" EBN hSD.A
snh.sIPc Pcfsoll;M n;,,lm pr
H. L OF l ~
~ as'n S,",. a'I" 81 H'
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Congress

Congress =.
sTUST Received SlX DOZEN BOTTLE
keI very frcsl. and pure, for salc by
G.. L.PENN. AGENT.
May % ~
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Notice.

pt.s A II. Persons indebted to the Estate of A. IT.
NJ Grafton, deceased, will come forward and
80. Tmakc immediate payment And all those hav
"i ing demands against said s.a will rnnder then
icSt, a Sin duly attestcd rs the law Directs
ting ol MARTHA A. GRAFTON, Exccutrix
nMN 1Ia" January 16 1850 l2n 52
IIorsc-# STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
q EDGEFIFLD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
nj Pot -$DY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
d andAD field District:
: scstateM Il Whereas Lidiea Williams hath applied to
edit Of gme Tor Letters of Administration on all and
les. Ssingular the goods and schattles, rights and
s the Scrcds of Jesse Williams late Of the District
&aforcsaid, deceased. ,ss
81 g These are, therefore, to cite and admonisll
~ all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
Esthc said deceased, to be and appear before me,
ssat our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dis
w. Estrict, to be holden at Edge6ed Court House,
son the l7h day of June next, to show cause,
lie and if any, why the said administration should not
factu- 8be granted.
Given undo. my hand and seal, this the eth
d byIday of May, in the year of our Lord ono
medySthousand eight hundred and fifty, and in the
ScRo' I7lh year Of American Independence.
DE. ~ JOHN HILL o. E. D.
=, ~ yy May 81 ct 10
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VarnIshes, Varn5shes!
~ O tice.

|THE STEAM MILL at this place will be OF
i work on Thursday, Friday and Saturday cf
every wcyk to grind small turlls. 4 turn OF ~
bushels or more can be ground ut hny time.
O' A fine FIGURING MILL, equal, per-
Ehaps, to any in the State, will be HeNRration in
two OF three weeks. 81
A. BUSHNELL. 4
May Is, If II
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Notice.
A IL those indebted to the Estate of Abial
~ Robertson, deceased, arc requested to make
Epaymcnt, and those having demands to present
Etllcnl, property attcstcd.
JOHN HILL, Adm.
April 90, Is
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" kAAtS
q --------a- -
y STATE
q EI
sJ9Y JOE
q - field l
d Whereas
Snle for Lei;
1 singular the
,5rrpdltS of \
aforesaid, d,
q rI,c.c .,rc
S..ll and si,,n,
s,l,c said doe,
S,t. o,,r pcvlt
sirict. TO be h
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A COLLEGE IN TIE Up-CoUSrEf.-Thc
Rev. Mr.. Furn,an, of the Baptist dehomina-
tion. has spent several days in our village,
engaged in receiving donations, fQEfhc cs-
tablishment of College in the up aountry.
The location of the institution has. ot been
definitely fixed, but the selection, ws under
stand, is to be made from 4 comparison of the
advantages afforded at this place, Green
vile C. H., and Greenwood, in Abbeyille
District. A Theological Dcpartmenawillbc
connected withthe College, which is I'd be;un.
der the direction of thc Baptist order dfchris-
tians.
I.ibcrality in public enterprises is q char:
acteristic of our district, and we ac sure
that the hearts and purses Of many of5oul
citizens will be fully enlisted in this work
Anderson Gazette.