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4? / i . >,/| Hie Court of Equity / For this District, adjourned on WedneaQay fast. Cows in the Street. . / Would it not be well that some me?ms be adopted to remove so great a nuisance as the lowing heed, from the streets of the towu, particularly at night?as thereby, accidents may be prevented ? It is unnecessary to state, that in addition to the disturbance produced by the noise of these animals, great risk is run in driving horses at night. One or two occular demonstrations of the sort are sufficient to satisfy any reasonable man that there is great da nger to be a pprehended from this sou rce; and there is not a more effectual mode by which an aclice horse may be induced to make tracks, | than roics in the street at night. We therefore re- ; spectfully suggest to " our City fathers " the pro- : priety of impounding straggling cows as well as vagrant hogs? 'for one is as great a nuisance as the otter. Mr.'Woodward's Letter To his constituents, urging the necessity of their immediate support to the 'Southern Press," canHot, we think, tail to have the desired effect upon the minds of those who may carefully peruse that1 letter. He brings clearly and forcibly to view the j necessity for establishing such an organ at this j particular titne. Wp earnestly hope that a large j ' ^and prompt support' will be given at once to this rneasure, proposed by those sixty-three good men ;and true to the interests of their country. Let us i give tins project a fair trial, and if it fails, we have j the Batisfation to know, that we have at least > made one effort more towards the maintenance of our rights and liberties. *- T ?.f (buaoh. j im ? V?auvuu jmi?? We acknowledge tlie receipt of a handsome edition of the last speech of this illustrious Statesman, delivered ill the Senate of the United States, March 4th 1350. The edition which has been furnished us, is printed in ink, ou vellum paper, at $1 per copy. Those who prefer, may obtain edi-, tion8 printed on fine satin in gold, at $5 pei copy; j on satin in iuk, at $2; on vellum paper, like the copy sent us, at $1?in gold, at $2 per copy. We will take pleasure in exhibiting our copy to those who may desire to subscribe, and will forward the names of those so disposed, or they may order as they please from the Charleston Mercury or Courier?and surely there is no one that is able j who will not subscribe for a copy of the last great j speech of a great and good man, who marked the j age in which he lived?whose name in consecra- j ted to immortality, for his genius aud exalted tal-1 ents and virtues. ^ __ Singular Coincidence. We fiodthe following rather remarkable coincidence in the South Carolinian of Wednesday last: Death of a Citizen.?Under our ol ituary head will be found recorded the death, in Alabama, of a resident of our town, Mr Phineas Solomon. Mr. Solomon, during bis residence j here* was held in high esteem by the cotnmuni-! % A coincidence in the reception of tho news of his decease we mention as rather singular.? J White tile operator in the Telegraph Uttice at | tiite jiiaee was engaged at the Northern end of! the Hue, recording the death of Col: Elmore, the operator at the Southern'%ires was recciv- j ingthe message annonnciug the death of Mr. Solomon. Both gentlemen were parties to a -cause which ;was to have come up for argument in the Court of Apj>eala, on the very morning npon which the dentil of both was announced. F-?- the Journal - Jfeasra. Editor9? Allow me, through the medtBiB of your Journal, to give the reasoils of the * detentioo of the Passenger Cars on this and the Colombia Road on Saturday last A few miles ! below LefctsviUe, ijue Engine unavoidably ran over and killed a cow, which cauaed a platform car containing some carriages and baggage to ran offtbe track and break ao axletree, as well as dislocate the ankleof a servant There weld tbiM passenger ear* besides the one which here the remains of Cob Elmore, which gave to the Conductor, Mr. Graham, as much as any one man eouKJ attend to; his prudent care and at. tention to travellers and die duties of his sta* tion cannot be too- highly commeided ; the con. dact of Mr, Hiker, the Engineer, was also very commendable; The time consumed in removing die broken axletree and wheel, and putting the car out of the way entirely, was about two hours; there was imieh baggage to pnt out at tkn Tnn/iti#>n and aIoa of nn/1 tuu tfuni/vivui oiiu ?sv air ^uuoiiiuuir auu iuiu* dletou, all of which will account for the detention of the care on Saturday' evening last. In Mr.Grabam the Company have a faithful and efficient Conductor in whose bands their inter; will be looked to. Yonre, &c\, nf'' A PASSKNGKB. The Massachusetts Legislators seem to be demen tedon the subject of Bquor la Ws. They hays recentty enacted a statute making it penal to sell even a glass of beer or cider, and the punishment may be imprisonment, and alter three convictions the forfeiture of a three thousand dollar bond. Note signed on Sunday.?A defence was set up against the payment of a note, iu Boston last week, that it was signed and paid over on Sunday, yhjch the Court held to be a good defence. Tho Wfttp York Einntm nti tkaf tV> a A pmanil I for America a cotton so far exceeds the the supply, that an order from St Petersburg, received by the last steamer, for four or five cargoes will ha ve to go unanswered, The public debt of Texas was represented on .the 1st of January, HMfi, by the Comptroller to be .$11,050,300 31?adding interest since would swell the amount to nearly $13,000,000. The committee of the House of Represents tivee on foreign affairs, have reported a bill in fa. vor of paying French Spoliations. The bill pronnam to i>ov ft'ijOOO.OOO. The S-. I^uis papers ofthe 22d ull, announced the dt-,i!h of brevet colonel Kneas Mackay, ieputy quarter master of the i>. S. army. Serentr'Mi slaves, who absconded in a body from Messrs. Pearce, of Baltimore, were found in York county. Pennsylvania, and have been recovered by their owners. The Bank of Hamburg has declared a dividend 1 of three dollars per share out of the profits of the last rpqnths, being at tbe rate of twelve per annum, / / TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Reported lor the Journal. Charleston, June 13, 1850. The market is iu an unsettled state, and prices only nominal. Three hundred bales of fullly fair were sold to-day at 12c. Sales of the week amount to 10,000 bales. Receipts 2,000. Reported for the Charleston Mercury. Arrival of the Canada. Bai.timork, June 11.?The steamer Canada arrived at Hallifax this morning with Liverpool dates to June 1. Cotton had advanced l-4d during the week. Fair Orleans, 7 5-8. The week's sales were 65,000 bales, of which Speculators took 20,000 bales, and Exporters 4000. The accounts from the Manufacturing Die' * ? 1 A 11. trices continued iavorame. Barings Circular notices considerable speculative excitement in the Cotton market. The steamer Victoria sailed the same day as the Canada. SOUTHERN CONVENTION. The following is a private despatch, dated Nakhvillk, June 10. The Address to the People of the South, and the resolutions reported by the Committee, have been adopted. The Missouri Compromise Line to the Pacific is a sine qua nnn. The Address is particularly strong and good. Nashville, June 10. The resolutions reported by the Committee were adopted unanimously, with the exception of one Delegate from Virginia. The Convention recommends the paralell of 36 to 30 to the Pacific, as the line between the Free and Slave States. The Committee reported unanimously in favor of this line. Nine States were rep- j resented. Baltimore. June 12. The Southern Convention at Nashville adopted a resolution yesterday to assemble again, at Nashville, in six weeks after the adjournment of Congress. They were engaged during the j most of the day in discussing amendments to ! the Address. The Convention is still in aes- j ftinn. The steampship Saranac arrived at Norfolk on Tuesday. She reports all quiet in Cuba. Correspondence of the Charleston ."Mercury. Nashvillk, June 7, 1850. The Committee will report to-morrow the Address to the People of the Southern States. It is attributed to the pen of Mr. Rhett of your State, and from the information that has reached me ot its purport, I may say with some confidence it wall meet with your approval. The telegraph will have apprised you, l>efore this letter is received, of its character, and probably of its adoption by the Convention. For it is barely possible they will reject it, or modify it in any material feature. Rut as you may not get a copy of it quite so soon by mail, I will state to voti its conclusions. The events of the slavery agitation from 1834, j are summed up iu brief but intelligible terms, | their significance, explained, and the interests 1 and positions of the South as she has been affected by them, argued and defined. The North is held responsible for all the fatal results and promises of this agitation, and the South is rebuked for her unwise and spiritless submission to protracted wrong. The Compromise scheme is taken to pieces, and after a thorough examination of its narts, the whole is denounced as a fraud and a scheme of poorly disguised en croachment 'llie Missouri Compromise Line of 36 deg. 30 min. running to the Pacific, accompanied by a distinct.recognition of it as the partition line between the North and the South?all the territory lying South of it to be open'to African shivery, including the Southern part of California?is recommended to-the South for acceptance, if the North choses to propose it. But it is recommended as the last and utmost concession. In the meantime the Convention declines, i whilst Congress has the matter under consider-1 ation, recommending any practical mode of re- . dress. But the Southern States are advised to j send Delegates to an adjourned meeting of the ' t Vnuanfinn tlio piwinrr ftf PniwrrtiKC ?frnni VWIIVVIIMVII UIWI HIV I laill^ "I VVII^l VW | the States and Districts that have failed to be represented at Nashville, to take into consider- | ation tho remedy which the circumstances may require. The resolutions are understood to be chiefly the work of Mr. Campbell, of Alabama. MARRIED?On the Gth inst. by Clark, Esq., Mr. C. Pate, of Kershaw, to Miss Nancy Skgaks, of Chesterfield District. Wasted. A WHEELWRIGHT and Wagon Maker. Apply at this Office. June 14. uahrv wiitrd! TH E subscriber earnestly requests those indebted to iiim to come forward and settle without delay. FOR THE FUTURE He will work for cash, and expects the money or other satisfaction when the work is delivered. For thoee to whom he is indebted, he will do work at the lowest cash prices. N. B. AftUANTS. June 14,1850. 47 tfw FOR SALE. ORANGES, Lemons, Almonds and Dates, by i JAMES McEYVEN. i June 14 47 if i JT V?? A NEGRO Man and liis Wife. Apply to JAMES McEVVEN. June 14 47 tl notice! AN application was mad to the Town Council 1 of Camden, by Mr. James J Dunlap praying Council to grant him a Billiard License to keep a Billiard Table in the old Baptist Church, on the corner of York and Market streets, in the town of Camden. Recommended, by J. W. Cantey, E. A. Salmond, Thos. E. Shannon, Samuel Benson, W. A. Ancrum, McKa Brevard, T. E. Ilaile C. Haile, L. C. Adamson and F. Root. ' L. W. BALLARD, Town Recorder. June 12, 1850. 14 47 WHO WANTS BRICKS? THE Subscriber has a splendid lot of HARD BRIKS for sale?ready for delivery. J. F. SUTHERLAND. May 88, 1850. 42 tf Stock of Hesars, WileyjB&nfcg fc-Ctt rOn account of the underwriters mdall concerned. BY E. B. CKEW&; ON TUESDAY, 18th Inst, at 10 o'clock, Will commence the vale at auction of the stock of Messm. Wiley, Banks -& Co. saved from the late Fire, of Wednesday morning, May 29, on account of the underwriters and allconcerned, consisting in part as follows, viz: 500 pieces Broadcloths, Cnssimeres, and Satinets 2000 do Furniture and Dress Prints 1000 ?'o col'd Muslins and GinghojM 500 do Jaconet, Cambric, cross bur'd and Swiss Muslins, etc. Ky. Jeans, Tweeds, Satinets, Kerseys White anil Ked Flannels, Biankets, Beaver cloths Prints, Ginghams. M. de Laines, Alpaccas, Lustres Bombnzines, Drapd'Ete, cloak Linings Orleans cloth. Merinos, Cashmerett, Challeys, Bareges Grenadines, Silk Tissues, Merino Shirts and Drawers Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, Cotlonades Irish Linens, Linen Sheetings, Linen Damasks White and col'd Drills, Brown Hollands, B E Diaper L C Hdkfs. Lawns, Dowlas. Printed and col'd Linens Table cloths, Scotch^ Diaper, Linen Towels .11 iMlins, Camortcs, 1 rimming*; nooomets; vesting While and colored cotton Hosiery; Ladies' colored Lisle and Silk Gloves Crequillas; Apron Checks: Donims; Thread; Pins,Tickings Merino, Broche; Silk: Muslin and Mde L Shawls Neck Ties; Kibbons; Silk and Cotton Hdkfs. Pant Stuffs; Umbrellas; Parasols; Bine Drills Huckaback; Spool cotton; White, colored and blk Cambrics Pearl and Agate Buttons; Buckrams.' A 1,80. Evert' variety of Silk and Fancy GOODS. N.'B. The imle will be positive, and continued every day until the stock is closed. Catalogues ready on Monday, 17th inst Charleston, June 11. ?It In Equity-Kershaw District James Dumap, et al. vs. James K. Douglas.?Bill ? for Relief and Sale. IN pursuance of the order of the Court, made at June term, 1850,1 will expose to public sale on the first Monday in July, prox, before the court house of this District, within the legal hours of i i . ?.:i ^l r* . j i * saie, on a creflit umu me nrsiaay or January next, all that Lot of Land, with the buildings thereon, adjoining Iota of James Dunlap and John Rosser, on Broad stteet, in the town of Camden. The said lot being known in the plan of the said town ae lot No. 730, said to have a front on Broad street of sixty-six feet, and running back from s.id strret three hundred and eighty two feet. Bond, with approved security required. \V. M SHANNON, c. e. k. d. Juno 13. [S3] ??_ MORTGAGE SALE. I WILL sell, on the first Monday in July next, before the Court House door, in Camden, between the legal hours of sale, one NEGRO BOY, to foreclose a Deed of Mortgage executed by James r. uicKmson 10 wm. Arrams, Auminisiraior. Terms cash; purchaser to pay for papers. THOS. J. WAKREN, Agent. June 14, 1850. [$2] tds Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of Writs of Fi. Fa, to me directed, I will sell, on the first Monday in July next, and ti e day following, if necessary, being the first and second days of said month, before the court house door in Cauiden? Two Mules; levied upon and to be sold as the property of I). li Robison, at the suit of N. 11. McClelland, assignee, vs. II. E.Sloan, et al. also: ?? The entire Stork in Trade ol the defendant, consisting of Boots, Shoes, Hals, Caps, Bonnets, Sparables and Tacks, Calf Skins, leather, Carpet Hags, Pasteboard Boxes, Store Fixtures, &c.., levied upon and to be sold as the pfopertv of J. S. McCdddon, at the suit of John Daly. The stock of Coods to be sold at the store lately orcupied by the doleridant. t l 1 Ul IIIP CdMI, T. J. WARREN, S. K. D June 13. 47 id Sale Potttponed to (lie 15tli instant. Sale of Wines, Liquors, &c, ON SATURDAY tliel5tlioi June, 1 will eel! at. Public Auction, the entire stock of well selected WINES and LIQUORS, together with the BAR FIXTURES, &c., belonging to Jas. C. McKenna, at "Our House," consisting of Wines and Liquors of various kinds Decanters, Tumblers, Wine Glasses Beer Pumps, <&?;. &c. One Billiard Table, Balls, dir. Two Bagatelle do do do Houssl'oid and Kitchen Furniture Cows and Calves, Horses, Saddles and Bridles With a great variety other articles. 10 baskets superior CHAMPAIGN ALSO 25 demijohns No 1 old MADEIRA WINE Terms at sal*. F. ROOT, Auctioneer. June 0 ? 3t A CARD. THE Subscriber respectfully informs hip friends and the public, that he lias es.ablished a STEAM FACTORY on Laurel street, directly in front of the Columbia Hotel, for inannfacrurin** of Doors Snulies, Blinds; Planing, Tongue and Grooviug Flooring and other Plank. He flatters himself that, with the facilities he has, lie can furnish any article in his line of business, of a superior quality, and at prices which cannot fail to please. Orders solicited and promptly attended to. In connection with the Establishment is a firstrate .Hill for grinding Corn. Also one for grinding Cob-Heal for Cattle. Heal and Grisl* constantly for sale. lie still carries on the Carpenter Business, and is now prepared to contract for Buildings of all descriptions, from a Collage to a Palace, on the most favorable terms. rie lanes mis opportunity to ret urn ins mom | grateful acknowledgments tor past favors. and solieite a continuance. C. EECK. Columbia, June 3, 1850. 44 w2m Administrator'* Notice. ALL persons having demands against John Prince, deceased, late of this District,.are rcrjuested.to hand them in duly attested, and those indebted are hereby notified that immediate payment is required. J. D. MURRAY, may 24?41?tf] Administrator. Head-Quarters 22d Regiment S. 0. HI. 1 lth June, 1850 rr>HOS. J. WARREN having been appointed JL Adjutant of the '22d Regt. S. C. M , (vico A. fi. Bask in. resumed."! will be oheved and rcsnect ed accordingly. Bv order of Col. Taylor, A. G. BASK IN, Adjt. June 11. In* 4G Piano Fortes. BEING appointed Agent of Newman & Bro's Piano Fortes, would give notice that any person desirous of obtaining an instrument that will wear well and keep in tune, to apply to the under, signed, who will order immediately, and supply them, either in Mahogany or RoseWood cases; terms modernte. On hand and iu good order, two second hand Pianos, that will be sold low, in price J. B. F. BOONE, Agent of Newman & Bro. June 11. 46 "Thompson** celebrated StaichPaHsh/!: /"lOMPOSED of l8ingJas*,v.Gum Arabic, <jpc.,V_y and contains nothing injurious. It is highly recommended fyr giying a beautiful, glossy, and smooth.surface to linens, cainbrifp, collars, shirt bosoms and all kinds'of prints, Sic.'One cake will do sixty dozen of clothes, and no family should be without them. Price 12$ per cake; 81J per dozen. For sale by June 11. MOORE & BELCHER. Jtt?t Received. A SPLENDID a assortment of preserved Ginger, Plums, Quinces, Limes, &c. Prunes in Jars, Raisins, Almonds, Currants, Pickles, Cat. sups, Sauces, Salmon, Lobsters tf-c. Also?A Iresh supply of GROCERIES, low for cash. MOORE BELCHER. West India Preserves. AFRESH supply just received and for sale low by MOORE <f- BELCHER. Harrison's Columbian Ink, IN bottles of all sizes, for sale by MOORE tfr BELCHER. Temperance Celebration. WATEREE DIVISION. No. 9 Sons ot Temperance, will Celebrate its Second Anniversary on Wednesday evening, the 19th insi.? Neighboring Divisions and Sons of Temperance 1 generally are respectfully invited to attend and participate in the ceremonies ot the occasion. W. H. R. WORKMAN, R. S. June 7. 45 . 1 Notice. i ANY person having Spanners, Badges, or any j articles belonging to the Camden Independent Fire Engine Company, are requested to leave them ' with H. C. Weljhausen, the Treasurerof the Com- i niiu nr onv infitrmotinn rolotitto tn thorn will ho thankfally received by liirn. i RIDGEWAY, Secretary. i Jnne 7. 45 ] m&mmmm&k ; Of ice S. C. Railroad Company. ( 1 Charleston, June 4.1850. } 1 THIS Company will discontinue the receiving und forwarding of all Goods after the 1st July t next, except for the interior of Georgia and the SVest generally. ] WM. H. BARTLESS, Agent. June 7. 3t 45 THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY, ' 136 Greenwich Street, Ifew York. c THE Proprietors beg to call the attention of rnnnnixpnra in Tpa. and fhp hparlu of familipfl . to the choice and rare selection of Teas imported by them, and hitherto unknown, in this country, which, by their fragrance and delicacy, combined with virgin purity and strength, produce an infusion of surpassing richness and flavor. THE TEAS OFFERED, ARE THE FOLLOWJ?<fc: The Jeddo Bloom, a Black Tea, at fl 00 per lb. " Niphon, do " 0 75 " " Diari, do " 0 50 " " Oraccn, a Green Tea, " 1 00 " " Too-tsiaa, do " 0 50 " t " Td-fi Mixture, a compound of the most rare and choice Teas grown on the fertile and genial roil of Asam, " 1 00 " 8 With a view to encourage the introduction of 1 these matchless Teas, it ia the intention of the proprietors to distribute by lot, among the purcha- ^ sore, a quantity of Tea equal to > The first years' Profits on the sales effected* ' Each purchaser will receive enclosed in tfoe ] package, a numbered certificate, entitling him to { ONE CHANCE IN THE DISTRIBUTION fit j Kr FOIt EVEKY FIFTY CENTS _cjj aid out; and on the receipts amounting to ?20,000, s the undermentioned parcels of Tea, to the value j of ten per cent, or TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, will be given away as bonuses!!! accordi ng-to the following scle: , 5 Prizes of SOIbs of Tea each at 91 per lb. 2501b* or #250. , 20 " 25" " 500" " 500. 1 50 " 10" " " " " 500" " 500. I 100 " 5" " " " " 500" " 500. 250 " 1 " " " " " 250" " 250. ] 425 Prizes in nil. 2,000ib* $2,000 j Thrse who prefer lower priced Teas, can re- j ceive their prizes in proportion, or, (hey will be repurchased fur cash, at a deduction of 10 per cent. O Country agents required. Applications to be addressed (post paid,) to the Company's Depot, I as above. f June 7, 1>50. 45 3in I Ice Cream, THE subscriber will keep during the season, a ? supply of the above article. Also Cakes, j Confectionery, Fruit, Raisinh, Nuts, &c. W. B. CAMPBELL. J 0*lce for sale during the season, may 37 43 w3t New Publications. 1 EULOCY on the Life, Character and Public . Services jf the Hon. Jchn C. Calhoun, by t the Rev. J. 'J. Coit; price 10 cent*. [ Vol. 3rd of Mr*. KI let's Anecdotes of Women of the Revolution I.iving Authors of England. Modern accomplishments. No. 4 and 5 Pendennis?to be complete in seven numbers. r Home Influence?new edition Prima Donna. Pride and Irresolution. t Story of a Family, &c. A. YOUN<i. i June 4, 1850. 44 tf j llAMlC HALL [ CLOTHING STORE, 2G8 King-street, corner of Wentworth, CHARLESTON, 8. C. a WA. KRNT &. MITCHELL are now re- r ceivingtiieir usual supply of Spring and t Summer Clothing, to which they would invite the attention of purchasers. They keep constantly on hand, a full and complete stock of Clothing and Gentlemen's Outfitting articles. Purchasers will at all times find a full slock of English and French Cloth Dress and Frock Coats Medium and low priced Cloth do ^ Pants, of all descriptions, g And a lull Btork ol Vests. They would invite attention to their stock of Outfitting articles, viz: Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Under Garments, Hosiery, Glomes, Suspenders, Dressing Gowns, &c. etc All of the above Goons will be sold at the low- " est prices. W. A. KENT <f. MITCHELL, r 208 King-et. cor. Wentworth. April 12. 29 tf a WHOSE STORE IS THAT OTTOS1TE THE POST OFFICE ! IT is ELIAS &. KOOPMAN'S, who will sell t Fancy Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Groceries, and all sorts of Merchandize cheaper than can be found elsewhere in this market. We return our hearty thanks to customers who have so liberally patronized us, and heg a continuance of their favors* Our Stock is new and well selected. I ELIAS cf- KOOPMAN. <j April 19 31 PR4WPJECHI8iJr,t4TBE?OUTH : r EBN pEm? A N association of sixty-three Members of Ce?A greBs, Senators, ana. Representatives, have constituted.the undersigned a omtnittee to super, intend the establishment of a Southern Press at Washington City, to be devoted to the exposition and defence of (Southern Rights and institutions?* the dissemination of correct information as to Northern policy, $nd the course of Political Affair* generally, without reference of the old party].)j(je* of Whig awl Democrat. Ariangementa are noVr in pre gre?s, promptly to ensure the issue of such * paper under the title of " THE SOUTHERN PRESS," lor the conduct of which, , suitable Editors have been engaged, who will also receive the aid ofa uumber of tninent and able contributors. There will be both a tri-weekly and weekly issue: the latter to contain substantinllv tf?? aavntfr matter as the former, and intended to reach those points of the country whose mail facilities are limited. A Daily issue will he added hereafter, shoddfit be deemed advisable nr necessary by the press and people of the Southern States. The paper will not be exclusively tolltical?hot will embrace on its broad sheet the General News of the day, Domestic and Foreign by mail and telegraph ; criticisms; original essays, literary and miscellaneous; and, in short, all those items of general inte est, the collected aggregate of wbieb constitutes the interesting and valuable Newspaper. Great care will be taken to give correct reports of the proceedings and debates of both Houses of Congress, as well as the action of local Le* gislatuies on the Southern question; A limited number only of advertisements will be received?the main object beingto furnish a large amouut of readintr matter. The paper wilf be printed on a sheet equal In size to those of the other Washington papers, and the material will be procured especially ibr the purpose. . It is confidently hoped that every true friend to the South will aid in procuring subscribers, and forward the names, with the amount subscribed, to some Southern Representative at Washington, forthwith. Posimasters are authorized by law to remit subscriptions free ot postage. terms. . .v v For Tri-weekly during Session of Congress, and Semi-weekly during the recess, the price will be, per annum - - - $5 OO Weekly paper - - - - - 2 60 The price of subscription must be paid invaria>ly in advance, and the cash accompany the name >eht All persons procuring ten names shall be enti led to receive copy gratisa for one year. A. P. BUTLER, J. MORTON, :' R. TOOMBS, * J. THOMPSON. Washington, may 24. ANOTHER INTALHENT OF NEW SUMMER GOODS!! T^HEiSubscriber has just opened a handsome addition to his already large and varied as* ortment of SUMMER DRY GOODS, of which lie following articles form a portion : . LADIES' DEPARTMENT. iVhite spotted muslins for Dresses. 'laid Swiss muslins (an elegant article) 'rinted tnuslins in every varieU of price and style Plain white Jaconet, Swiss* and check'd tnuslins Mourning and faocy calicoes; Grass Skirts r r? i? n * .a. i l/ice v^apets, iuuhiiii coiiars, acu cneiniseues Wuslin cuffs ot the newest fashion hfants' Frock Bodies % Swiss and Jaconet Trimmings Laces of every kind. also: V large assortment of New Bonnets for Ladies' and Misses, V fresh supply of plain and fancy ribbons Josiery of every description \ profusion of Fans and ditto of Sunshades and Parasols Jarege shawls and mantles Slack and white sewing edk mitts jloves of all sorts and sizes .linen cambric handkerchiefs at 10c. and others with an upward tendency GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT, leady-made coats, pants and vests, all sizes handsome black alpacca coats at 82 75. toys' coats, assorted sizes 'anama, Leghorn, and double^brlmmed straw liats hlack Drap D'Ete for coats figured ditto for PantR Summer coatings and Vestingg trees Shirts, Drawers and Suspenders handkerchiefs, cravats, &c. &c. VII new and attractive, and guarantied at low as they can be found in any market. IISCELLA^EOUS. 'avilion, Gause, and 10-4 Nett for the Mosquito season, risb Linens 2nd Scotch Diaper, English long cloths, bleached and br. sheetings Juinespun and Domestic Goods of every des'ription still offered at last summer's prices at WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE. May 17 ?9 tf Bacon! Bacon!! Bacon!!! rHE subscriber has on hand 130,000 lbs., superior BACON and a corresponding quantiy of LARD, in the lot there is nearly 1300 fine lams, any person wishing to purchase might find t to their advantage to call and examine, before nircbasing elsewhere; terms will be made ac:otnmod.-'.ing. A a extensive and well assorted stock of other irticles in the grocery line, comprising all the lecessaries of subsistence, together with fifty houaand best Cuba filed Florida Segars. H. HOLLEYMAN, April 2,1850. 26_ tf Branch of the Bauk of the Slate of So. C., at Camden. A I.L Notes intended for renewals at this Bank. ljl in the month of June and July must be in he original signatures of the makers and er,dor~ ers. I). L. DeSAUSSURE, Cashier. Afay 6 36 tf WILL be kept for sale during the summer season.at McKAlN'S DRUG STORE. NORTH CAROLINA FI.OI R. rHE subscriber has on hand a few barrels of superior Family Flour, which be will sell at i moderate advance on cost. W. B. CAMPBELL may 31 43 w3t Fine Hams. rHE subscriber wishes to exchange a lot of fine,, hams for sides. 11. HOLLEYMAN. may 31 43 tf Notice. The Regular Meetings of the Lancaster Division, Vo.30, Sons of Temperance, are held every' Sat err- 1 lay evening, at 8 o'clock. R. L. CRAWFORD, R. S.