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FOR SALE. A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN n?d three children. For terms!, &c. applv to W. ('. MOORE, Agent. July 5. 53 tf In Equity?Lancaster District. J. R. Hunter vs. Allen Blair etal.?Petition to account and apply funds. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Alien C Blair, a defendant in the above case resides without the limits of this State: It is ordered, on motion of Clinton that lie do answer, plead or demur to the petition in above case on or before the *7th day of October. 1?50, otherwise judgment pro j confesso will b?> nrJf red against nim. JAMES II WliHKRSPOON, Comiu'r. Eq. L I), i Cointn'rs Office. July 1, lSnO. [ $?] i Ill Equity?Lancaster ifisinci. ; J. A. Hasseltme. Adm'r. and Amelia Villines,1 Adm'x. vs. William McCorkle and Elizabeth, j his wife.? I'etit'on to revive.ami apply funds, ; and so forth. IT appearing to my satisfaction, that ^ illiam Mi ! Cnrkle and wife Elizabeth reside without the limits of this State: It is ordered, on motion ot X'linton &. llatma, sol's, lor petitioners, that, the <K?hi defendants do plead, answer or demur to the petition in this rase oil or before the 7ih day of HOctober, 1850, otherwise judgment pro couicsso Vill be ordered -gainst them. JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON, Comin'r Eq. L D. CommVs. Office, July 1, 1650. [S7] New Music. MR. OATES would respectfully invite the at- \ tention of the public generally, to his select i catalogue of musical publications, the copy-rights j of*which have been secured from the ("oui|users. Anna Bishop's Or .nil March, founded on Bellini's j celebrated Hondo finale, 'All! don't in n^;e in | La Somnanhula,' and introducing the new vnri at ion, composed by Belini, [never before pub j lished and the property of Bnch<sn.] l^mbei!ish- i cd with a correct likeness of Madame Bishop, in the character of Anrna. Arranged for the Piano : Forte by N. C. Bochsa. Trice 37? cents. . Une nuit dans les Tropiqucs. A ni<;ht in the Tropics. A Reverie, on a motive from Le Desert, by Felicieti David. Composed by A/aurice Strakoscli. 37? cents. (JCrand Polka Ftnastique: composed bv the late V.\ S,.|?,.ulr .author 1 of the 'Retreat.' Arranged tor the Piano Forte j by Miss Adeie Kohustock. 25 cents. -Sunnysiile Waltz: embellished with a bf?nutifu! ( and correct view of Sunnvside. the residence of J Washington Irving; composed by Henry T. | Oates. 25 cts. .An id Lang Syne Polka: by Francis Rziha. 2oct.s- i jFary Blane Polka. 25 cents. La Fille de Regiment Polka; introducing the air 'Salut a Ja France.' 25 cents, Kcve d'Aniour I'oik*. 25 cents. Yankee Doodle Polka. 25 cents. Fielerirk William's Garden I'< lka. 25c. Second Susannah Po La. 25c. Horue. Sweet Home, Polka, [beautiful] 25c. 1 a< Rose of .Summer Poika [very popular.] 25c. L< ve not Polka. Rziha. 25c. Celeirated Linda Poikj, introducing ' Ah ! would the happy day was near.' 25c -Charleston Quadrilles; by F. Woolcott. 37h'. Despairing Mary, a beautiful Ballad, composed by the late distinguished vocalist, fohu Wiison. 25 cents. Keowee Waltzes, in 2 Nns.; by a lady of .South ' Carolina. 50 cents each. Palmetto Regiment Quick Step; enihe lished with | a correct repreqpoUition of the New Military i Hall, Ciiarieslon; by Henry 'i'. Oates. 25c. .^Southerner Quickstep; embellished wiihaco red ' representation of Steamship Southerner; by II. : 'i*. I tales, 25c. Jasper Guards March;?Composed by a lady ol ; South Carolina. 25c. Lucy Istng Polka, Steveririarkische 25c. -Carnival ot Venice Polka (very popular) 2oc. .ijtcyerniarkisclie Favorite Polka 25r. Also all the New .Music received by express I Irotn the principal publishers in I ho I'cited Mae-.1 %*.\ liberal discount made to dealers, Schools i .and Seontiarit-s. Urders tor these publications must be sent to ! GFOUGP. < J AT FN. i and 235 King-street, (at tiie Lend,) Charleston | June J5. 50 Wiae Hiottlei. A FEW Gross, clean and now, mav be liad at a ' xjL low price, for cash, at Z. J. DeH.AV'S. j May 3, 1850. 35 't West fudia Preserves. AFRESH s'lpplvjnst received and for sale low , by " MOORE cj- BELCHER, i ? ? ! n/vi? ft * w ivn A NEGRO Man and hi* Wife. Apply to J\ ^ JAMES AlcEWEN. June 14 47 tl For Sale. That h ouse on broad street at present occupied by John Ingrain, as a storehouse and dwelling, for particulars apply to JA.MfiS McEVVEN June 18, 48 tf Ttrauch oi the ilitiiK oi the State of So. C'., atCaindeie. A I.L Notes intended for renewals at this Hank ; J\. in the month of June and July must be in' the original signatures of the makers and emlor- ' sers. D. L. DeSAUSSURE, Cashier. 6 :IG tf _ | Rottled Soda and Snrsnparillu. v.. ??u \tnniiK & itKi.fMKtt may 7. #0 i f Police. THE undersigned, having qualified as Execu'or of the will of the late Jamea It McKairi, his \ b sinesa an a Druggist and Apothecary will be | continued in ihe name of the undersigned, as Ex- | Aoiitn* m/tne t Ito r*>n ii??11Aiimn! t\f f.iltn Wi ?rl It i nrr_ CHI IV/I ( UIIUVI *IIV IllUilUpVtllVtl* '! fX'lHI ? ? *? if I ??f-i ~ ] ton, aided by Dr. Wiley J. McLain, for the benefit' of his children ; and the patronage heretofore ex- ' tended to him is earnestly solicited to be extended , to the continued business. Mr. Worthington is ; authorised to receive money, grant receipts and 1 .inake settlements. All persons having demands against James R.1 JI/jKain are requested to give notice to the Execu-; -lor, as soon as possible, and those indebted are ear- | nestly requested to pay tip as soon as possible,' and his friends are specially requested to uo so. JOHN ROSSER, Exr. j Cumdeu, April 5th, 1859. <J8 Lava Ware. , /TTMII5 subscriber has received Card Baskets,! X l'l.? cs, Baskets, Candlesticks, Pitchers. &c.,; made mi 1/tva, all neat and handsome articles.? ! Also, ( mint Cups and Saucers, China Colognes, I Glass Baskets, Toy Tumblers, Pitchers and Ba-! eons, Lcnioude Glasses, China Flower Pots, Chi.! na Doll Heads, Tool Chests, Large Porte munmes. \ backgammon boards, dice, miniature knives, China Puff Boxes, with a large variotv of Toys and Fan-1 cy Goods, all for sale by ' F- L. ZEMp. April 19, 31 Three StiDili; Men; by Dumas Linda, or t!ie Young Pilot of tlie Belle Creole; a Tale of Southern Life Old t'ak Chest, by James Reginald i lastings, by Wnrhurton Tiie Duchess Aimed", by Kugene Sue Philip Augustus, The Collegians iVlasonry Revealed ami Illustrated Norval Hastings, a Nautical Tale The Bronze Statue,*v Virgin Kiss; by Reynolds Queen's Necklace, Norman Leslie The Traitor; by Emerson Bennet Rose Foster; a Sequel to the Mysteries of the Court of London July 2 A. YOUNG. Medical Books Wood's Practice of Medicine United States Dispensatory, Worn! and Bache Chriiison's and Griffith's Dispensatory Griffith's Universal Formulary i>tiii<r|insnu's .Medical Dictionary Hooper's do d?? IIh( se's Pocket Le.viroti of Medical Terms Taylor's .Medical Jurisprudence Wilson's Human Anatomy; Horner's Anatomy Smith and IJorncr's Anatomical Piatee Carpenter's Elements of Physiology Do Principles of Hum.hi Physiology Churchill on infants and children Coudie oil diseases of children Eberlie's practice of Medicine, new edition ill one volume Dewees <>n children Do. on I-'enmles t'liurchill's .M ?Iw fory Ciymor's W liiam s Piinciples <f Medicine ('liurchiii on the Diseases of Females Simon's Family Medical (iuide (inifiili's Medical M?>'any Drum's modern Snrjjpry ('i viner's Trealise on Fever Dick.-mi's IV.tcliee of Medicine .Milier'ii Principle's and Practice o! Surgory Morton's Human Anatomy Mtiller's Kienionts of Physiology VV.Json on the Pise sea of the tskiu Pilrlierun the Par, &c, Julv 2. A. ^OUNG. Miscellaneous Books, &:c. Cosmos; by JJuuibolt.U vols. The Anoel o: the World, by the author of Festus Watson's Dictionary ofj'oetical Quotations Southern Harmony; Lineon's Botany Traveller's Guide throno-h ihe LT. S. with a Map Music for the Piano and Guitar Bert inn's Instruct ions lor the Piano Oiiiey's Modern Geography and Atlas, revised edition Vouiiit on the Horse Hindi's History o' Koman Liberty, &c. Jiiiv '2. A. YOUNG. For Sale. VSECOND hand Straw Cutter, (Eastman's pat t ut.) in good order; also, one of iloteli-! kiss's make nearly new: either or both of which will be soid very cheap. Apply at this office. Superior IN quarter and half pound boxes; White Mustard See I; Ginger; Uiack and Red Pepper, Spice; Nutmegs; Mace; Cloves; Cinnamon, &c. For sale by Z. J. Deli AY. Family Medicines. l^riSTAR'S iiulsam; Tuwnsend's Sarsaparil? T la; Cherry Pectoral; Rowand's Tonic Mix n i r ... Iww,,,;,.,, iure: ivuciic s liiiiuiuuuiuu, 1^1 uwuj/iu^ (.uuuu) Ep|iiug:s bdi>aj);iri!!a and Qui en's Delight; Dr. Aiiru'ti Compound, Ibr the wkr ol' Dyspepsia, &.e.; together with every article in the line, may be had at Z. J. DeHAY'S. tori's Chttatical fSair Hut iyonitor, Ij'Uii. preventing BALDNESS, and to retore the . llau that has Jaiisn oil or become thin, antl to euro cllectuaiiy, Sen;*" or Damji;c*t. For! sale by Z. J. DiliAY. _Ju:y a2 ti j Jt'\v or Zl'.'hicw iidki succr>.->J'ul Pnin Lxtnvtyr tu'ihe pres-1 A cut day: i. -idy's Siifsapdiilia I'ills; JayneV Ague 1'ili.s Dr.iiaii^tiiV, lVirrs. Spencer's 3Ioi-! lat's, (!:)rd"i.V, Killer's, ll'ibeilV, Lie's audi Wright's Italian Vegetable I'ills; cinve anodyne ! Tooth A-.*he l>rj|>;?'-.y]?tiai.|l 'hunj| no: Parities dc I Pari-: IhiglU-h 'i\io;:t Urn sir.*:-:; i lair Brushes; j RiiriM.'i << .in in,/I In.ri ('. h>bv: Perhiincrv: Gi!i ' Toilet bottles; China Inkstands, J'aper, Pens, En- j vclojie.-i, Scaling \V ax, WaliirS) aiuttos, &c., &c., J mav aiwavs be had at July 2.' Z. J. DeHAY'S. i " Thompson's celebrated Starch Polish," C10M1'OI>KI) fi i^nie ;,ss, (iuia Arabic, cj-c., / and contains nothing injurious. It is highly recommended !< / giving a l.eaiitdui, glossy, ami smooth surface to linens, cambrics, collars, shirt bosoms and al! kinds ol prints, iVr. Urn* cake will do sixty dn/.eii o! clothes, and no hiuiily should i'C without them. 1'ricc 1 per cake; per d? zeri. For sale hv June 11. RIOt )RE &* BELCHER. m :>:v i-;? wa \ tjjd ! r|"MJ K subscriber earnestly requests those indebt1 cd to inm to conic lorwaru and settle Without delay. for mn renini: He will work :or ca.?n, ami expects the money or otl.cr satisfaction when the woi i. is delivered. For those 10 wiioni lie :s indebted. lie wiil do work at the lowest cash prices. X. 15. A It It A.NTS. Juno 11. 1 >?;">(). -17 tfw FIMUlXti T.H'itLf:. A GREAT variety* suited to the season. For tab-by ' A. YOUNG. May 10^ 37 tf "M y it>4 ;\ V V>3?* K<Ce4 W4 W Ml oJ r ^-" r ? *. i~j\ "oj. rj^'( yg> ^ ; JUbT received [H-r Suiitlumcr: ('uugfKMi water, ScI'mt Aperient, Castor Oil, ("oil Liver Oil, SJlVunl Oil Pollisll. Toilet Sponge, Quinine, (udatnc. Fne Vanilla Heans, Canary Seed. India Itnhber Halls, China Doll Heads, Yemt Powders, India Knhle-r do. llcef .Marrow, Fau Fusiral, Harry's Tricopheroug, 1 lair Restorative, A*c. Ac. Also receiving from New York and Philadelphia. fresh stippl gs. .Medicines. and Cheinieals, | Surgical Insiru* uoiery, I-ainps, Window (Hush. Paints. Oils, <Y' h >.i!l l?; soid on reasonable terms, i Particular atteuli. . given to the putting up of physicians' i prescriptions and family recipes. April 3d 31 tf Dress Goods. f ?"MI 10 subscribers li;?v?i j?is! received from New 1. Vnrk, and are now opening llieir Sprijig and Sitmnur supply, consisting in part, of? Plain, Metalline, B.melio and Printed Parage Print'd .Marquise, Tyroleimie, Aiborineand Floride Black Monsselin do Lain, Parage and Silk Tissue Paris printed Jaconet, and Orgnndi .Muslins Fancy and mourning (linglnins (small check) Paris, American and KiiL'lisb Print* /.Is"?An elegant assortment, of Ivorv and Paper Fans. Mc DO WALL & CcOJ'ER. April 1. "JO if ORANGES, Lemons, Almonds and Dates, by JAMES McKWEN. MOULTRIEBOOSE, sii?.e,ivaw's island. THE subscriber having taken this extensive ESTABLISHMENT, will open it for tiie reception of Visitors and Boarders on MONDAY, JULY 8th. It is admirably situated, about the middle of Sullivan's Island, with the Atlantic 0cean directly in front. A beautiful beach extends for Miiir.-, affording ample space for promenading, an<i admirably adapted lor surfbathing. The adjacent waters afford every opportunity to tlio.se fond of fishing or aquatic .' ports. The Island is celebrated for its healthiness, the equability of" its temperature, and the blandnessof its atmosphere. The building is large, airy and commodious, and the parlors and chambers capacious and conveniently arranged, while the furniture throughout the establishment is entirely new. There is hourly communication with the city of Charleston, 5 - _:i . .1: 1... ,.<,.^,,,1,^.01^ il.na OAinlilnlno- thr* mill's (IISIUIIU IJ V Mrrtllli/uuirf uiu.7 (/viiiwiuiHg attractions a:ul resources of a large city with the benefits of a sen-shore residence. No effort v.* S11 be spared on the part of the undersigned to render the Mocltjue floor among the post popular places of resort in the United States. JAMES M. HURST. July 2. .r>2 8t Charleston, S. C. THE undersigned Factors, and General Commission Aft-nis. ri j hereby return their most sincero thanks to their nnni'.rous friends, for their former liberal patronage, aiui solicit a continuation of the same. The South Carolina Railroad Company having advertised to discontinue the receiving and forwarding ''of all goods after the first of Julv next," (except those to pass over the Georgia Railroad.) we therefore most respectfully tender our services to onr friends, and the country generally, as Receiving and Forwarding Agents.? Goods sent to our care wiii be cautiously handled, and forwarded on iandincr?charging customary rates. CHAM HERS 6i WHITE, South-Atlantic Wharf) Charleston S. C. June IS, ISj'J. -IS eow2in SICE DULIR, Factor <&, Commissi on Merchant, Cii.Vi'UAL WHARF, C II A R L E S T U N, S. C. Will also sive prompt attention to RECFIVING and FORWARI.XCI Goods consigned to his care. June 18. -18 \v3m A~oAa5T T11K Subscriber offers Ills services to his friends and the public, t<? receive and forward al! .Merchandize consigned io Ins care. He hopes, by prompt a'teiilmii and moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage G. a. NEUFF/.R, Commission and Forward.ng Merchant, ldl East Bay, (Charleston, S. C. June 7. wlf 45 DOUGLASS NISBET, COMMISSION <k GENERAL FORWARDING AGENT. Boycc (G.'-v Wharf, Charleston, S. C. All goods entrusted to his earn will be promptly attended to and forwarded with despatch. He farmers.?James K. Douglass, A. Voting, Camden: John Kirkpatrick, Rob:. Mure, Paul & Brown. Alex. Gordon. Charleston. Charleston, tMtii Juno, 1S30. 51 THE POWER OF BEAUTY. Y/E7K :'' 't ti.e strength of Samson lay in T T Ins Iik r, .nd tli.it when the perfidious lelihiti h.ui dopodod h ni of Ins li'i\tMig loci's, hi? power a I d? parted in ni i.nii. Wiion we sec a young ;<nd lo\e.y woman, with inngmticant hair, be tore whom ai. seem to lio-.v, e history uf Sam soli is Iniv.b y :>L I" !< :: i. I .el that proud iaily, iliruu^fi sit l.iii-.- or imjicvt, t'K sliurti oi Iter luxuriant roioji'is. iiiiii liit1 jio'at?i- n| beauty is at an end. Ji LK8 li.'i! iii.'.S M\U LlSliliL | ilAlil IlK.S'i'Ui:.\Tl\ K i-, Will-out iloubl, the j l<e-t arltrle -xt.itsi !ui km-piug the ii >ir in a Jieallliy stat?;, rc-.iU' i.a.i uiiich has become iinn and i.ai>.i J.> const til use will keep the ii.iir Lull, ni..? .iioi iii.xurni.il I" till' most a.lVihceci ; a-i*. Ji it.it.1 i.* y i...i .i.i> : n.'ii isti'.nni scuri, and ht'i'jis ll.it M ill,; entail ami i.o.i.i.'y, w in'o llie lia r j is hot iiii .! _ in tui'ii oi(iv mi soon, i . vi 11! br.iijj in | new li.nr on heads winch hunt become prematurely bind, and prevent the hair hi Ik tie out by sickness. ] bavo n."jo.vai tcsiiiuoi.i <!.-ol its benoli* c.iiii eliecls ii'oin pi'i'suns ??j iiio bi?fliest resjieetablliiy, am! Mime ol li.e most nciuutilic pciillcmen it tins city iiav jii'iyii iunce.i it In lie unique. As i - t.ii> iiy fintn G?UIJ ili^if, V j/ttji'-ii'tl I.- n.u/r- .. .. tcTi'cilt'ii (?c iiuii.iit.'ii, mi it i? with inv* Kau Lu.-itia.Ic Hair Resiuniiiw.\ An mutation it tins article iia.s lifCsi maiiuMcturci! hi 'In.- imv, winch 1 would | particularly caution the jiulijic* a^.i:n.-t. Always j ask lor jjjLI'.S ilAl.KI/o Kiu Lu.-tralo Jlair Restorative, an.J you ? ultimo obtain an article winch is uariai.it'd io r iiiier >a!islactum, JLJLKS liUKl., 1-JIICheMiui-st. PhiJ.iFor sale in (.V'.uidoii liy J It. McKain, Z. J. I 'El iA V. iilld I , I.. p. .nine i. Executive Department. ? .? ? "Av r**~ Whereas tin* c.i'.isf uf I'!ij<-:i*:r?n in Voiitli Caro!ir a. <iiM.i iu ls 1 i i!: Ii-jiit which intelligent ai d experienced mind* are i ap.sbie o! s|;c<ldni? upon it, tl.e (.overran*, in pursuance ot u hat l.e believes to be the wish, s;j .orris m? me i carncrr throughout tlie Stair, the pr?*|?ri?.*ly of nsremhiing as C'oiuiiiltiii, <>n I'miav, the l*?J:h ??t July, to eonrider the subject ot KUKK SC!!t)t>;.,S, the prepHiation at home of Klementarv and oilier books for the lire ol our SVhoelr, tfit? U-rt mode ol insulin,' tin.' progress t'i cdiicatioii, and other kindred matters. may 14* !>, Is'it). 43 eovvtd Negroes Wamed. | WISH to niiiritas'! IfOl) N K(i KOES, 100 men 8 ^ I n mil l? A and iDu \v4>111o:i. i>unu ni-iu v"'i llicir Nejrrncj* are younjf and likely. Fur such the highest cash prices wili be paid. J. \V. F0U1). Flat Ruck, Kersiiaw Dis., S. C. J line 11. -in w Jim II J" The Hornet's iS'ot and Salisbury Watchinnii will insert.'} months and send bill to tins of. liee Attenlien K5:'J?I So. '-i. CO Ml* A.\ Y OKDIMIS, ,\0. \TOU are hereby ordered In parade at your rcn. dezvous on .Saturday the Oth of July next, at 10 o'clock A. .M., precisely. ilv (tider of (.'apt. S. J. YOUNC*. I,. A. AUSTIN, (). S. Camden, June 'Js, iSoO. <")l 'di lTii'r^; i J - ' m I t"6&* 70 11 Camden Bridge. THE following rebolutiui) wa> by ilie lli*id<re Company, ai a meeting held on ilie 26tli ill'. Resohtd, That tho assessments for the year 1849, si and lor 18&0, so far ab stockholders holding five pharos or over are concerned, and tin-, tali other persons pay as they go, and may return free the same day. J. C. VVEST, Sec'y. January 18~d). tf Racing'Subscription Office, 19 {'arli-Placc, ^'cv.-York. THE Proprietors heg to announce that they have opened classes for Swkkpstakes, upon I the system which hits obtained a large share of sup- I j port id England and elsewhere, by extending as r I | does to the j.nblir at large, the interest otherwise j felt by few in Racing Events, and enabling all. I whether conversant with sporting matters or not, i to participate in tiie chance of gaining a LARGE | SUM, bv the result, at proportionally small risk ! , As will lie seen by the subjoined scheme, the subi scriber in class E, mav for O.N'E DOLLAR, gait; | $5,000. The sweepstakes now open, consist of five classes for the Great Yorkshire Stakes, to he run at York, (England) 25d August, 1350?104 llor-f's entered. First Iforsn, 850,000. jf? I'TTl S fflTi IlLlrij Ljlw I j 2.<i0(?!S30.d0'S5f,0XI S'.S.wioftlO.ObO ftlO.OOO'Sj.OOO I B I 2.0301 25.0b' 25,o0b| I2.50U 5,0001* 5.00b! 2.50b I ' r.mui' liirxil wnm. ! ? 1*H?I A IMM1' 1 DUO 9 I'll i). i K'oooj 'siiioj 12.5001 'wish "sw! 2*500! Ig5~? K. IIO.O.10I l,00| 5.U00| 2.5U0 ],uoo! 1.000; 5J0 TI10 drawing of tins .Sweepstake will take place publicly on tlie 2:?.l day of August, l*r>0. tf.c day ] on which the race will lie run?the place and hour being lir.-t duly announced by advertisement; I when the names of all the horses entered, will be I allotted amongst the subscribers in each class, and j on the 'JOili d.iv* of September next, by which time | the result of tiio race will he known, ihe Prizes will be distributed ; the holder ??l the name of the winning liorsc in Class "A." receiving1 a prize of FBFTV TJIOt'SASD ttDSXARS, that dt tin second, Tu-enty-fiie Thousand Duliars, &.c. &.c , in accordance with the above scheme. A commission of 10 per cent, to cover expenses will be deducted on payment of all prizes. Any further information required, wilt he afforded by the iNecret.iry, Air. H'llliam Darroll, at the offices as above?to whom all applications lor agencies ami oilier roinmini.cations are to he addressed post paid, aiul all remittances, either Ly hirl or note to he made, in return for which, numhered certificates will he forwarded as direeed. Lists of horses enteri'd for the above, and all other race; of importance may bo seen, together with schemes lor sweepstakes in the forthcoming' St. Lcger, &c., itc., &o. June 18, 1818 -18 17t THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY,136 Crrccaiwscli Street, Jfew York. THE Proprietors heg to call the attention oi conno seurs in Tea, and the heads of families to the choice and rare selection of Teas imported bv them, and hitherto unknown in this country, ' ' 1 ? - *f a- ,1 /IaIIakh' ( nmliiiiOfl wnicn, i?v inuir ira,iraiictj unu ucnim i, v?>v....... willi virgin purity and strength, (in duce an int'usiou of surpassing richness and flavor. TIIE TEAS OFFERED. ARE THE FOLLOWING: i The Jnldo Bloom, a Black Test, at SI 00 per lb. " Niphmi. do " 0 75 " j " Diari. do " 0 50 " " l)>ai c:i, a Green Tea, 1 00 " ' Too-tsiaa. do " 0 50 " ' L'd-fi .If ixtnre.n compound of the i mo?t rare ar.rl choice Teas grown on j the fertile and genial soil of Aram, " 1 00 " j W ith a view to encourage the introduction of | these nniciilc.-- Teas, it is the intention of the proprietors to ihstrinii'e by lot, among the purchasers, a qnanHy of Tea equal to The first years' Profits oti the sales effected. Earn purchaser *v i JI receive enclosed in the [larli'ue, ;i niiintiereil certificate, entitling him to i ONE CHANCE IN THE PlSTGIJiUTIOX! I! >jTr l OIt EVERY FIFTY CENTS I a:d out ; and on the receipts amounting to '3*20.000, the undermentioned parcels of Tea, to'the vuiue | of ten per cent, <>r TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, will b?* giccn away as bonuses!!! according to tlio lull"Wll.e sell' : 5 Prizes of"?libs of Tea each at ?1 per IL?. -Dibs or $2i0. i 20 " 25 300 5:10. r>o io" * .v:o" - few. 100 ft" " " " 5.i0" " ftllO. 250 " 1 * "3J" " 250. 125 Prize* in all. 2.(t)Olls S2.000 TIk so wh<> prefer lotu-r wired Te is, rati ioccive their r?rizep in proportion, or, they will be re purchased f?r cash, at a deduction of 10 per cent. XI < .'otin'ry agent* required. .Applications 'n I I be aJdrcsscd (post paid,) to the CompanyV Deptt. ' I as above. | June 7, 1*50. 45 3?n i Head-Quarters 2Zd iteciment a, u. n. ; lit!) June, 1950 j rTAiIO!>. J. WAR REX having keen appointed j I X Adjutant <>!' tin) UJci fleet. IS. C. .M, (vice A. ; i (I. Raskin, resigned,) will be obeyed and respect- j . ed accordingly. liv order ul Col. Taylor, A. G. RASKIN, Adjt. June 11. 1 m 40 Piano Portcs. BEING appointed Agent of Newman it Bin's j I'iano Fortes, would give notice tli.it any per- i j son desirous of obtaining an inslrumeul that will ! wear well and keep in lone. In apply to tlie under. ; I signed, w lm will order iininediitciv, amJ supply j j them, either in Mahogany or K"sc Wood cases;! tonus moderate. Oil hand and ill good older, two j I second hand Pianos, thai v\ id no soiu low. 111 price ! j. ii i\ IJ.JOM:, Agent of Newman &. IIro. ! Jiiiio 11. *i(i "ii "casb. npiIK Subscriber tespociiuliy r.forms his frici ds i ! fl. and tin* public, thai he Ins cs abiislicd a | : .V'I'llA M F.\ (J IOR 1'on Laurel street, directly I ' in iron! of the Columbia Hotel, lor iii>'inulai::urin<>' i j of Doors. fias!s<!?, "slinks; Pliitiiag, | Tongue and <?rooi Ftoorijitg ami otli- J j er Platsli. lie Matters lumsc!l' that, with the la j j ciiities lie lias, lie can furnish any article in his { ! line of business, ?l a superior quality, and at pri- | I res which cannot fail to please, i Orders solicited and promptly attcudi r! to. i .? iii. ,i.A i.v,..i.;,^i a. ., ,a,i i Ill ruillll't-i it'll UIIU civ; i^iiiUKO.iiui iM ?."> CI inn* rale Mi 13 lor grinding <'?r;2. Also one lor ; rrsiiiliuor f lor Cattle. Jfieal and , ?*ris!s constantly lor sale. lie si ill fairies mi the Carpenter Business, and : is now prepared to contract for Buildings ol'aii doscrip! ions, from a Cwtfitgc to a Paiace, 0111 lie most favorable terms. J le takes this opportunity to return Jiis most grateful acknowledgments for past favors, and solicits a continuance. V. IS1ICK. Columbia, June 3, IdoO. '11 wJiii Wanted. iWIIKKI.WRIGIITami Wagon .l/.,ker. Apply at this Ol'iru. June 14. BOX'S crr S,2X.X?3i?.AWsa. Wateree Division ^io. i). 'The fdeular meeting of this Divsion will be field nn Thursday evening, at Odd Fellb\vrs Hall at 8 o'clock. liv order of the W. P. W. H. R; WQ RKMAX, It S< Ho CD, QDo OrJo Kershaw Lodge.dumber 9 The Itegular Meeting of this Lodge will beheld at their new Hall on Friday evening next,at 7 o'clock. By order of the N. G. If. C WEU.HAUsEN. Secretary. CADETS oFTSriPERANCE, KERSHAW SEC TION NUMBER 4. TI.e regular meiMing of this Section will beheld at their IJuli on Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock By order of the YV 1'. F VILLEPIGiJR, Sec'j'. '>t ice. CATAWBA SECTION. No. ?. Cadets of T??i?|>orance?Thi- Section will hold its regular meetings every Monday night a', eight o'cloc.it C. Q' C.ADAMS, Sec'y; Lattcastervillc, June 3d, 1600. 46 Police. The Regular Meeting? of the Lancaster Division, No. 30, Sons of Temperance, am held every Saturday evening, at 6 o'clock. It. L. CRAWFORD, R. S. J 7I.1SOMO HAL CLOTHING STORE, 2G8 King-street, corner of Wentworth, CHARLESTON', S. C. a. KENT & MITCHELL arc now rfe* T V ceivingtheir usual supply of JSptiu^ and Summer Clothing, to which they would invite the attention of purcii: sets. They keep constantly on iian-i, a I'uli and complete nock of Clothing and Gentlemen's Outfitting articles. Purchasers will at all times find a lull stock of English and French ('loth Dress and Frock Coats .Medium and low priced Cloth do Pants, of ail descriptions, And a lull sti" k of Vests. They would invite attention to their stock ol /\ . i*. . 01 _ J? 11 __ f <stiuimn<r arucios viz; ouine, ^oiiar?, cravat*, Uii'lcr Garments, Hosiery, Cio"es, Suspenders, Dressing Gowns, tie. tj?c All ot tliC above Goods will be sold at the lowest prices. VV. A. KIs.NT 4- .MITriJELL, 253 Kiog-st. cor. Wentwurth. April 12. 2i? tf WHOSE STORE IS THAT OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE? IT is ELI.AS & KOOPMAN'S, who will sell Fancy Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing, Groceries, and all sorts of Merchandise cheaper 'hart can he found elsewhere in this market. We return our hearty thanks to customers who have so liber* ally patronized us, and beg a continuance of thfeif favors* Our Stock is new and well selected. ELLAS 4* KUOPMAN. And!10 31 WfiSO WANTS BiiiCKM THE Subscriber lias a splendid lot of HARD DR1KS lor sale?ready for deliierv. J. F. SUTHERLAND. May 28, 1850. 42 tf Bacon! i aeon!! Bacon!!! npiJE subscriber lias on liand 120,000 lbs., JL superior RAl'O.N and a corresponding quantity of LARD, it) the Jo: there is nearly 1200 fine Hams, any person wishing to purchase might find it to their advantage to call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere; terms will be made accommodating. An extensive and well assorted stcck of othetf articles in the grocery line, comprising al! the necessaries of subsistence, together with fifty thouaand best Cuba filed Florid.. Segars. H. HOLLEVMAN. April 2, 1850. 2G tf "pROM the subscriber about tl o first of Febrii* X1 an last, his u??gro boy HltUTUS, about 18 or 20 years of age, stout built, about five feet ten inc. es high, very black and a likely fi l!ow. I suppose lie is lurking about the neighborhood of Liberty Hill, where his mother lives. A 1 beral?? very Ill-era! reward will paid for his apprehension and delivery to me, 12 miles above Camden, or for his contiiieiuent in the jail at Camden. ' \V. K. YOUNG. Join IS ]S~?0. dS w3t ANOTHER IST3TALMEOT or NEW SUMMER GOODS!! r|Mll< Subscriber liss just opened a handsome ad iition to his already I a rue and varied as sorlnient ol MUMMKll IfiiY GOODS, of whic the following1 articles form a port.am : JL.AIT5?ES? P.liV212JEXV. White spotted mnslii.s for Dressw I'iaiii Swiss iiin.-iins (,n. elegant article) Printed muslins ::i every v.trict \ of price and style Plain white Jaconet, Swiss, and check'd muslins Mourning and latirv calicoes ; Grass Shirts " - :' I ..I .-a I, CO lytlj't'S, IIJUMUi ? tiuu 1.IIUIlllSUilVO Muslin cufis <>l lliO in-west f?tfi*hioii Infants' Frock Bodies Swies and Jaconet Trimming Laces ofevery kind. Ai.so: A largo assortment of iVew Bonnets tor Ladies and .M.sse.-, A Ire-11 supply of plain and taticv ribbons Hosiery of every rioevription A prolusion of Fans and ditto of Sunshades and l'araso.'s Ifaiege shawls ait.i mantles " 1 1 --- o. Dlill'li .1J 1(1 Willie M'U jii" - i i\ imuo Giovcs ot'all snris iiiiil sizrs Linen (Miului.: luiiiikerei'iiefs at 10c. and others wills iiii ii|.Wiirdtendency cdepartment. Keadv-inacio coals, prints iinii vp>:s, all sizes Ilaiiil-oiiif i.Sack :upaeon i'oi!s> at -jtl <.3. IJovs' coats, assorted sizes I'.ni Hii ', ].ciiJ:nrii, ami (imiidc-briinined straw hats Hlack Draj) D'Kle !nr ci ais Fijltircd ditto ;<n- l'.ints Summer i'o.itiiiLrs ami \ ii<lilia's Dross Shirts. Drawers and Suspenders Handkerchiefs, era v.: is. Ccc. ore. AM new and :.l!r.n tie, and <>uaraiiticil <js low as lliev can be loiim! in nn>j murkri. '> 9\ - V. i..- L\J JkJ.- A . V ilj ? f d Pavilion, (i;iusc, atal 10-1 Xctt fur ti e Mosquito Irish I.iwiis ; ml Scoirli Diaper, Kn^lisli l<>ii<rc!i't!is, l>!oa< hod and hr sheeting* Homespun and Domestic <i?e<is of every ihsrription still oli'oifd at la?! sumnitr's prices at WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE. Mnv J? IM) _ tf ICS?!?) MODA W ATER MAY he lia.i ihroughDut the summer season, at . the l)ni? Store of may 10. F. L. ZEJfP.