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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
CASTLE GARDEN-THURSDAY.

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A CARD MAN MARETZEK nus the honor OF M
forming h. friends the patrons OF the Opera and the pun
Yos he vii take Ike, BENEFIT at Castle Garden, on
THURSDAY, september I, 1851.
To tegin Al , p VI. and To conclude At n o'clock.
Although the arrangements already made are OF the most
imposing character, yer several important additions are
contemplated. which viii render tins entertainment the
MOST SPLENDID AND MAGNiFIcENr
ever offered to the inhabitants of sny cry Full particulars
can there only be Tuesday but m tht mean
time the foil Nns bnei outline Of the performances COM
@nns the "''aI Two GRAND OPERAS.
AGRtND MIS- ANEoUS AM Dramatic con, ERri
A GRAND BALLET.
Az ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE,
In winch Mr. nfougham aud ms Company Will appear)
And other Entertainments may be relied upon AS certain
For the INST time and ON hs extraordinary occasion only
Will appear n the entertainment
FOUR GREAT PRIMA DOME ABSOLUTE
Mad ADJ. BERTHA MARErzEK. Mad IrauFsI. BESEDErrI
FOUR CELEBRATED FIRST rENORl
Ssaor D LoRrSr. and SsaoT BENsoErrl' .,.
his first api earance those years
-FOUR POWERFUL FIRST BAklrONI AND BAsSi
Signor BADiAII Sgnor MARiNi,
S'gnor BEYEyENrANo. Sgnor CoLETrl.
In connection with the other numerous and distinguished
ARTISTS or THE ITALIAN OPERA.
GRAND ORCHESTRA
PARTIAL PROGRAMME
FIRST.
The grand ard ard, f,vq gns6 oPsra Of
In which tor tbs first tine these years me ceienfatet
Tenor >ignor SEsro BENEDEr vii sing ms famous part
Iucr,1.a Besria -Signora TRUFFr BENEDErrf
A GRAND BALLET
A GRAND AND MISCELLANEoUs DRAMATIC
CONCERT IN COSTUME.
In which vii appear.
R0sE De NRIES : gna COsfINl,
Signa WHITING IORiNt. 81. BEITfNi,
SIG LoRINI, sig BESEyENrASo, SIX COLErft ,
SIG ARDIrTI who Will perform on the uoln,l
and Madame BERTUccA MARErzhK ~bo VAL, By sunefai
request perform tao brilliant Solos On the Harp
The fourth act Of Meycrbeer's celebrated OPEN Of
Valentine -. ROSE De vRIss.
R,ouI ----- -SlgnOr BErTISI
For the first tm, this season vaole II Bcnis grand
Ouefa II
PU Ri |.
H. which VII appear,
SignoTl \. Bosio,
SgnoT SAW,
Senofa BADiALI and MARISL
The reminder 0i fhe Programme On flesd1y.
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH
DAY AND EVENING.
To be had every day AZ Castle Garden. DemOmc9s New
York Hotel Aston and Irving Houses and at the Muse
Stores Of william Hall sons schafenbefs 3 LUIS, klrk-
,ieg & Breusng, Joe, and ' andefbeek au'o d
NIBLO'S GARDEN-Manager, Mr..
Y John Seton Tickets 80 cents Private Boxes, s.
Doors open AZ 10 commence AZ 8 o'clock
THIS EVENING SEPT !. to commence with egoiutions
"a tne TIGHT ROPE.
q. he Rayel Family and Mons Blondn.
70 be followed by the south American pantomime d
JOCKO, or, the Brazilian Ape - ,
The Ape..-.-.J Marzstt Fernandez Anioine Rave
Pro. ...-. Francois Ravel Me FernandezMme kayel
Iorenzo Jerome kayel Coro . lIme MaTzstt
10 conc de with the Chinese Pantomne 81
kIyi-KA n. The Adventures 81 an KrOnaut
Veutlatry Gabrlel Raye Iunglln- MI Mdfletti
Kim-Aa Antoine kayei Iei-------M lei Lehman
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U,O LAWYERS Advertiser who many

years CONDUCTED bus f1F respectable members 81
tie legal gr.SSon IL Dublin WISHES enSlccclent 81 a
a solclt-r. 4 ll7 1aEieI win snsSS IA ~ -
branches. writes hand AID o. AZ ~ eFF'eN VIII eA-
plan matters i--.g. Ad4ress II. +. ;a-s Once.
aug7 GMMSF'
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IL mos u. MURRAY, Secrstar,
u To all " no desire - be their own LAND
Lohn> -\kM BUILDING A>>OCl AIIO\ From
q Excelsior Building aud MUTUAL Loan As

~ Excelsior Building aud Mutual Loan As
sNN,suen.-llc next Regular meeting 81 tli> A>>.H ava
NJ " held al Masonic HAL. W 80 Grand>,. near kos
w, re II kSpAN EVENING SEPT ~. AZ No ciscN fft-
w Na.h there VIII Dec Lumbss ~ s0slts redeemed
~ segt months dues mus. Dee rsd a- The Secretary
eete ihe da, Of meeting, " here new subscriptions
80 seceNed As our list last hluI up tn en- Alre-
~ Wi soon be increased. Information concerning -
- Siar AID ARTICLES ~ AsSoc.alU ~ oosdnt- a.
'~' V1ee. Nc 10 BoNer. up stars
". ROBERT 7 HANS. Pfcsie'n'.
NATHANIEL y. LARAMIE, SecN auSt -
81. ~ presPeet IAN Village A>sociasien--Ta
g. Hee'is Mi laAt place al Tie AMEkIl An HALL,
s teef Of sIoaWa snd Grsnds, On MONDAY, scot.
.eeccek All who VISA a heaur,fl picturesque
- On which 10 buid tRe atnrv acme had better make
- &ppllcatson, a. only lew shares rcgnan. Every
requested 10 attend 10 elect Trusters sgu the
es1iuooa and consider tse pr0prclv o grttIus up an
10 The lAas As soon Practicable Pcls.ecta>
&c sspes u the COnSitOta be obtained, f,,, II Mr.
xxn.fRED pEASE. President. No isi Si-sy or Of
w FARMER, Secretary, ". iS2 Canals sll,s
~ A ene thing for the Hair Is a n A,.t,e z
-Vrt>N CORAL HAIR kt$foRATINE- n
~, S'vS>its iAtif dresSts . Cta.ii rs Z, oglr Il
w Nlt-e'e,, i-y y ..;, "A, .,'
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4 ) FRENCH TEACHER in 4 Private Family

= ~ Schoo either New-iorA OF TIE country, By a
,ourg French Lady accustomed % Teaching address
II ACHER II Rev Mr. NerrenS. Pastor u the French
church d. y Esprit No 81 Frauknst or cali be- ~een
and 10 VI The best references gwen and required
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nEBTT of ROSE de VRIES.-At the

- request Of many persons living Staten Island, M
jersey Ciiv and other places IN the ueghbothood who
have EXPRESSED their intention II assisting at the rs per
Torrance of NORMA. Chs evening" the opera VIII com
meuce at a. which future VIII be the regular hour ST II
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TO FLUMBERS.-A small lot OF the
Il cd. brated DiAPHR AGNI FILTERS Tor sale. 81 tae
8 ard g. lEch s4ze JAS VI BOYD Ne ~ Maiden lsne.
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CIENENTS Of THOUGWT. by Isaac

IL TAYLOR Just published aa5 elcgan; eJltIsa
i2Iao pu las cloth > centS Asn. AlLN\'> RlTJ Al
II FREE MASONRY. with 81 D.. STATIONS, Emo, 3D.
b. ting 'ne prcs either Book caa d. sent oy uiI
IRE usual C.scuunt made rn the trlte
au9o II. william GOWNS. No Ils Fultnn-st .
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as Porter. or to do any kind of work
v.boessle store. ~ q rtsaectatle nan has geod
,, rr from hs last pllyer has been long Inc N
- Ia ccrf-rr Address D y. No 20 9Th ay s. II
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As WASHER and lroGer. by a Young
" Woman for a Cit .amlv No oh,ecton 70 20 saor.
rtarre lrtls colnIy, 80 D. senc- lioaseFork 5ess
~ = reference FROM last ace Can be seen = -
srl S. near " est br adway 81 II
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! \ commented, tidy Young Woman i good C,"S
aud I>i-raie Washer and lroRer and wn. % make ef-
>tfgtueSl,, useful las TIE best cd cty referccr WI
- ior moderate wages -ood home more desirable Cal
- y , so R,xsr, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
A 5 CnAMBERMAIp and Plain Sewer, by a

udy gesY ectable Young GUl. who produce salts
ctCYv reference IS eaNoUS 10 make herself use-u ANY
amlnands addressed 20 No $40 lstaV between 18Th and
0rh- n shall Ne rs>pe-ffully attended 70 II It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

& ERN ANTS .-SltuatlOns are wanted tor
~ large and select number Of Servants #
lions aId sones OF every domestic station. a. No Car
nne-st The oay Protestant gencY m tins CITY. AID AZ
NJ lt6 ChanseIs->t " Old SOCIETY," Office " These
the only Offices extensively ptf 1Izet By the hes, fts
and frSt-clAss servants. aus -
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Uantc0.

a ) Cook, BY respectable widow Wo-
N man. IN a small family make herself generally
u>efui wash and tron, &C Call AT Nc lO4 LauIens st
Also aNoung sid WISHES situation a. alter and than
BERNARD Call al l04 Laurens-s 81 IN the basement IL
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1 : GovERxrss. bv a Lady capable Of

takls ne entire charge and education Il one oF Two
children Having 10 natural uSS She would teyote het
ard ATE cun u then moral ano intellectual! cur re
Mas objections 20 - ethcr >ou'l " MeS Satisfactory
references gwen ard required address y p II une
cf.ce e 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

CHOOSING OF LOIS Members are uonnod THAT the
,heN>ng II Lots al Mount Vernon wall commence 'lls Is
cav Sepenhci and continue each suoceetn day ,aero-
sne Is uduss excepted up 20 and ncluding tUe 2Si u
Nns month ENpfe>>lln II choice must De made g Il
toOPkR ca III. land ia ling that. t. the Unr r>isncd
etseen agd ~ IA. tci day allotted 60 number drawn
MliaIy Hall BOWVy.
4 "
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A MEXICAN RAILWAY GUIDE. Po5-

~ D sAed fr SegSeniher. now rrady Seaa m ycIr
orders 10 L DIN>NORE. Publisher,
81. y is5 F glfon Il. NeV-NorS-
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IENTLFMFN'S FASHIONS.-H.
COPWAY'S NEW WORK

~ i now rcady-Runnng Sketches II Men and Places
IN Eng aud France. Germany. Belgium and scotland ~
George CopNay Chief Of she Ohway Nausn. North
American IudianS. Illustrated with several Portraits
emo n'usln So {. RIkER. Publisher.
au25gNWSF No l29 Fulton-St
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: Cook. Chambermaid, &c, by TWO

respectable Grls-one a good Cook Aad wIlsng 10
assist washing and ironing and the other would 80 as
ChamheImaIO and Waitress Both good city re-
terence Apply at Nc 100 West l7thSt. lSl door. back
,onu, -
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) GovERNrSS.-A young lady desires !
>ltu N Gov, PRIV ale fNly a. the Suih.
he tes'ud Nsiu4 Where the CHILDREN under t1Ur-
teen Ne4r> II Sc competent = teach Eisii>A.
french Muse and DawIBe the most satisfactory rvicr
tnce> ssen "a regard 20 character aud cah4g Address
&. L ~ letter, Gene ral fCsiO Once, stating wasre
interview NAV - had. 81 St.
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hy two respectable Young Women, 20 Do p.au
sewing chamterwork OF take care Il children the oiher
~ cook Nash and rs Gs,I CITY reference ir'm thetr
last places Can be seen for lew DAYS at Ne 81 Centers
Au2g ~
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CoLORED STRAW BONNETS and

~ RkAIDS styles The above most desirable goods
are offered 10 the trade Al very moderate prices 81
THOMAS REYNOLDS. imoortsr;
au2g iws No 20 Broadway, ".
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~ straw HAT PreSscrS ScCicty.-A SPECIAL meet
~ u ih,s VIII he held No S3S Grand 81,
hONDAN Sept 1. at q. 4 VI fnnctuh attendance =
requested business ol portaRcs viii COME before the
neeimg Nv order STEPHEN BEENI. Prest.
JOAN hkAlN. Sec'ry aug Sc
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- Cerd-The undersigned pegs leave mosi res ,tct
div H. tendsr ms sincere and heartfelt thanks - ne c
nsna,tueni Of Williamsburg and also 10 flft - NO ~
~ ohefs from New York, Tor their shi ASSISTANCE ron
ssrsd the preses of hs kOpewak durng -he fe al
Issnnning Factory ON friday ni.lt August z, ..,,.
ID '''"' JOHN THCRSBY.
to., IL ttst
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As CoAcHMAN. bv Young Man who Is
u Protestant has 10 objection 20 IN the coun-rv
and can give the rest recommendations Address VI y
COACHNFN. Tribune Office 81 IL
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As CLERK or SALESMAN IN Liquor or
a Grocery Store. or any other business, by Young
Man who has lsd years. e1penence m the ,fey
lie Salsry moderate address A. B. Tribune Ofoe
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= 5 SCHOOL AGENCY. No. 999
Chances for Business tflcn.


~ easy and handsome STANHOPE, with leather top
ril. ~ best materials and workmanship Suitable Tor
,hvscan or pleasure carnage Puce $40. or would he
.,chaneed for two seat good Rockawav- Apply ~ vi
OWEN NJ GOVERN Stable, Love Lame, near hcNs..'
BROOKLYN. VI II
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
WORK DAILY TRIBUNE
ruE NETWORK TRIBUNE

yoE EURoPEAE -:EcrLaTIoF
,,e ee-e.-',rre q each Ma steamer e., liv
- cents cY 50 rer year, 20 any par 81
sv. p,,sr, or sf.e me C0n,Hsnt, postage ALoiuuso
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COOk.-WanteO, good Cook, " asher
\ and IroDer Also, Young French Woman. % attend
children and do chamberwork Apply at No ia VI alden
Jsre au}0 -
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VEACHER-A gentleman, every way


4 find a situAtl- Iustructress of Tie Freuch -al-
su-ee Il Az Institution 4 New-i,EA Size a-s taught "a
d4i1.S Address B. ei'e! g l P. )1.ce u TIE Ir-aT
VS. e.
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~ Card -Thc undersigncd w0ult tnse TINS meth-
-, or returning hrs especial thanks % Neptune FIRE
10 No T. OF Williamsburg. h. whose unceasi1s ehcf-
,e,. durng IN. whole nlghl he manly attributes the
,sryaiion Of his Rupewak, during the fire at MS SPIN
snf Factory on Friday night, 10Th INST 800 -
Bushwlck Aug 80, 1851. flt'l JOHN TlIURSBY
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Legislative Proceedings.
DECEMBER ID.

DECEMBER I'd.
In the Senate, the report OF the committee OIL
the Governors message-covering the commu-
nication Of the British Consul on tie subject of
colored seamen, was unanimously adopted and
ordered to the House for concurrence.
The special order, being bill to fix the time
of the meeting of the State Convention was
then taken up in committee of the whole, Mr..
Buchanan in the chair. The bill being read,
the committee rose and reported it to the Sen
ate without amendment, and recommended that
it do pass. The time fixed is the fourth Mon
day of April next
The Senate proceeded to the general orders
4 bill to abolish Brigade Encampments was
read second time. aud ordered to the House
for concurrence.
Sundry other matters were before the Senate,
which will be published in the Journal to-mor-
row.
In the House, memorials, petitions, and re-.
ports occupied the morning hour.
On motion Of MIR. Dargan, leave of absence
was granted tn his colleague, Mr.. Evins, OIL
account of sickness in his family.
MIR. Abram Jones offered n resolution to ter
inmate the present session Of the General AS.
sembly on the 18th inst; ordered for consider.
alton tomorrow.
Mr.. Haskell offered series of resolutions
(those now known as the "platform" of the CO.
operation party J which were made the special
order Of the day for Thursday next at one
o'clock.
Mr.. L. NJ. keitt offered the following pre-.
amble and resolutions; which were made the
special order of the day for Thursday next at
one o'clock:
Whereas in the recent elections held for de.
putics to the Southern Congress, those opposed
to the separate secession of South Carolina
from the Union, in many districts Of the State,
not only declared before the people that they
are opposed to the submission of South Caro-
lima to the past wrongs inflicted on them by the
General Government, but actually proposed
projects of resistance short of secession:
Resolved, therefore, That by the recent cleo
ton for members to Southern Congress, the
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DECEMBER g.
In the Senate, the usual business of the morn
ing hour was transacted.
In the House, the morning hour was occupied
by the presentation of petitions, memorials
&c.
Mr. Ashmore, from committee on claims,
made large number Of reports. .r
The report of the committee Of myeshgatlon
on the Branch of the Bank of the State at CAM
den was presented
Mr. Harrington, on the part of the minority
of same committee, made report, which re-
commended the discontinuance OF the BRANCH
at Camden, and an agency there be establishes
The special order, being bill to define tne
principles on which joint stock banks shoulo
be hereafter incorporated, and bill to re.char-
ter the Bank Of the State, was called up ny
Mr.. John |. Middleton.
The House resolved tselfinto committee OF
the whole Mr.. Chesnu in the chair
Mr.. Middleton addressed the committee at
some length In support of the first mentioned
BILL .ft.4.gg
Considerable discussion was elected in the
committee on the provisions of the bill, esPer
clalIy on that which provides forfeiture OF
charter on the suspension An amendment
OF MIR. Tore, making the bank suspenaing
liable to forfeit its charter and giving the Gov
ernor some discretion in the mode OF applying
the penalty, was finally adopted.
At this stage of the proceedings Mr.; owens
moved that the committee rise and repor IT
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LIBERTY HILL MALE ACADEMY.

TINE signed, Trustees of the above school,
L would announce to the public, that they have
secured for the ensuing year, the services of Mr.
JOHN W. HARRINGTON of Sumter District
Numerous testimonials might be adduced to
show that Mr.. Harrington is both competent and
experienced. 1t is deemed sufficient to state that
he was trained to his profession as an assistant OF
one Of the most eminent teachers in our State,
Mr.. Hudson, Of Winnsborough, from whom the
the u, dersiGned have received the strongest assn-
RANGES OF Mr. Harrington's superior abilities, both
as an instructor and disciplinarian.
His success hitherto, and the reluctance oil his
present patrons to part with him, afford additional
evidence all tending to give the public perfect
confidence in Mr. Harrngton's ability and eitl-
cheney.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
sessions of five months each, and all pupils will be
charged from the time of entering until the close
of the session.
Trims per Session.
For Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, S7C0
The above with English Grammar, Gcogra-
ply and History, 1000
The above with Algebra, Geometry, Phil s.
ophv &C. 1900
The above with Latin and Greek, 1000
Good boarding can be obtained at So per month.
Th. exercises Of the School will commence on
Monday, the > h of January, proXimo.
TtiOS. A. HOIT,
j. B. CURETON, Trustees.
WYLIE PATTERSON }
Dec. 10. % st
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IN EQuITY.LANCASTER.

James Robinson and wife, Nancy J. Thomas L. Wright
and Mary Wright. rg :.
FINDER the Decree of the Court of Equity in above
y case will sell at Lancaster Court House on the
first Monday - day. of January next, the following val
ib!c R"aI Estate belonging to Thomas J. Wright, decd
The FoEsc and Lot,
In tie Village o Lancaster. containing four acres; boun-
and Dunlap-sree The Dwelling and other buildings
very comfortable, and the place desirable one.
tlso--l64 Acres Of Land,
Near The Village, Gis Creek, bounded by lands of S..
b. Emmons Thomas Ballard, James Adams and William
Mckcnla 1t contains some fine bottoms and made an
abundance Of Corn this year. Also, .... f7''
Sixteen Acres,
Near and adjoining the Village, bounded by lands Of NJ.
Clinton. Estate of Il. Perry, and the Camden road. i
Trrris-A credit of and Two yeas, Except much
cash i'll pay coss purchasers giving bonds with good
security, with interest. ..is .rh =
JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON, C. E. LID. X
December |. 1851. (S5 SOY Ct 10,
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Cheraw Mission w. ]. Jackson.
eserfeld-Simpson Jones.
Wadesboro'- S. Walker, ]. Wesley Miller.
Albermarle-J. NJ. Bradley. re4sa
Waccamaw Mission--J. A. Minick, A. w.
Faulkner.
Sampit Mission-Thomas Raysor.
Society Hill Mission-Jno. =. Mood
Carolina Female ColIege-T. r. Walsh, Presi-
dent.
L1NcoLNToN DIsrRrcr-h. II DURANT, +. E.
Charotte-A. G. Stacy.
Charlotte Circut-J. II. Robinson, j. NJ. Pal.
mer.
Pleasant Grove-L. Scarborough.
Concord-W. S. Holtom.
Lincolnton-L. NJ. Little, w. N. Easterling.
Spartanburg-J. J. Fleming.
Spartanburg Circuit-Miles Pickett.
Rutherford--P. S. kistler D. May.
Catawba-W. C. Patterson, J. P. Hughes.
Shelby-Martin Eady.
Morganton--R. N. Alternately.
McDowell-John Finger.
Lenoir--J l.. Shuford
Yorkville--E ]. Meynardic.
Yorkville Circuit-D Hilliard
Missionaries to California-John W. Kelly and
Solomon Dawes.
Professor of University of North Carolina
A. NJ Shipp.
< The next Conference to be held at Sumter
vile.
Eeidsick Champagne.
10 BASKETS of this superior Wine. Just
Il received at MOORE :.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

In consequence of an unfortunate occurrence
which recently took place at the South Carroll
ua Female Institute, the undersigned, friends
of that institution, are apprehensive that serious
injury will be done TO it unless the public are
properly informed of the facts. The interest
we feel in this excellent institution, of which,
we think, the State has reason to be proud, to-
gether with our desire to do justice to DR.. Elias
Marks. its worthy principal, ia gentleman who
has for the last forty years been favorably
known to the people of this and the adjoining
States as teacher of young ladies' has promp-
ted US to make the following brief statement TO
the public
We believe the affair has been very much
exaggerated; but how far the impropretes
spoken Of were carried we arc not prepared to
say. We deem it sufficient, however, to state
that, in our judgment, Dr.. Marks was in no
wise to blame that from the first intmation
he received of the affair he has acted with the
proper feeling, and properly rid himself and the
institution of both the parties charged with Of
Tending; that he has shown no disposition to
screen either of the offenders, or conceal their
imprudence or indiscreton from the public the
has afforded every facility in his power bat to
thorough investigation Of the affairs, although
he was thereby doing himself serious pecu-
mary injury.
We further beg leave to state that as the of
Tending parties have been removed, and as the
institute is row under the sole ami exclusive
management of DR.. Marks and his experienced
lady, we consider that all just ground OF "hIec-
ton to the institute has been removed, and that
we regard it at this tirae as emincntly deserving
the support and patronage of the Hu''!ic.
We farther state that we have reason to lear
that unless the friends OF the institute step for
ward to sustain it, it will be destroyed, to the
great detrnlent of the peoIle of this State.
John BeIton O'Ne&l, I. J. Goodwin,
John S. Preston, John L. Manning,
J. H. Adams, }. Ha'eston Nead, Jr.
FL. Moses, J. 4. Dargan,
7 William J. Taylor, George Howe,
l. D. Wilson, X. +. Brumby,
E3IViam Ii. Gist, John A. Crawford,
r. DeTrevle, b. NJ. Palmer.
Or. VIM. Reynolds,
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o. Those wishing to use the most certain and
efficatious Cough anG Consumption Remedy,
should be sure to ask tor DIR a. Rogers Syrup Of
Liverwort and Tar. and take no other. There
are limitations and counterfes, Read the Pam
phet, and look well to the marks OF the genuine.
Beware!
For sale at Thomas J. Workinan's Drug Store,
Camden, S. C..
See advertisement, in another column.
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For Sale.

A young FELLOW, accustomed to manage
horses, drivlrg, dc, and toIerable Cook, will be
sold on the first Monday in January next at the
Court House in Camden, on credit of one, two
and three years. Health, title and character
good. Apply at the Bank Of Camden.
Dor O. g5 IA