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tof to sink, it was found tfritonl' aotono the crew could be takpa S, T hose who' tvre ceoid m , l n obeyed witht teunu. red their placeesin.the bgtwin te ,N ikough It wiirevident thet ne hu ii ihelp could Peach those O t d. MAlarge heavy snap 91 _ ;ietbtk Veai t M one of the boats, wW11 etetm to return to thbt veseel, %a thereby two men of smaller vise could be saved. He did so without compkint.... Tho boats slied off--.the Somers went tdownr aal~d i' bellin Waves, and with het these self'eacrleeing heroer whose glo. tioor coutage and greatwene of spirit have never been equalled in.a ncrent or modern ties.-Richmond Itepubcctn. bradford Springs Female Institute. We have beeh politely favored with a Ci tgacli a catatogre, terms, &.., of this justly popular Institution. Our opitIA t f the high quahltcations 'of the-Principal,, Itev EnDtN CATER and Lady is so 'well knowns has been so often given through the columns of the 'Advo. 'catet' that deem it almost unnecessary to repeat it now. No similar Institution, 'either North or South, is more ably con. ducted; and we rejoice to perceive that the opinlot we expressed when It was first es-' tabliebed, has been verified. We believe that scarce two years have elapsed since this highly favored Seminary, wasit institu. ted, ahdlts ctaloguo already exhibits the names.ofEighty-six pupils. The. Trustees say: 'For the location of their.0gteblishment, they have selected a spot:mhich, fron the salubrity of its cli. mate, andthe.experience of the past, prom ises all that could be hoped for, in the im portatit consideration of health. In this particular, Bradford Springs has already secured a reputtation that can bear compari son with any portion of the Union. Situa .ed on the range of the High Hills of San fie, so celebrated, not only for their free dom froinaIll.disease, but for the beauty oihesur*6bbading scenery, they can claim fer their establishment the promise of all diose-loal advantages which have ever rendered a residence in the vicinity of the Springs in very way desirable. An easy access is afforded by the branch of the t tdat 'RailRoad, which runs within a few milosawhile the Wilmington & Man chestier Rail Road, now in rapid progress to enijplOtion opens to the Eastern section of the State, a conmmenient and rapid mode of reaching it " In the well catnblished reputation of.the Principal for high literary nttainments atnd mnral worth, they have th0iguarantee' that his supervision must impart to every one associated with him in hilswork, as well na to the pupils tinder his eharge, the beneficial influence, of his - arning and his pletyt Strict and parent. a attenition will be paid to t 14 nminners ld morals ofthte young ladier ; There will he a public examintitin be. fore a committee appointed by the Board of Trustees on the last Friday in Novemn her next, and at the close of tme examina tion, an Address will be delivered to the young ladies and friends, .by Rev. A. W. LELAND, b. b. of Columbia. The tev. )HENRY D. GREEN is the President of the board of Trustees, SAnvcr., E. W:LsoN, Vice President, and D. B. AMcLAURIN. Secretary and Treaurer. The Trustees -sta , that the great object they desire to c 'I plish, is to secure at a rery od erae bs the opportunity of a finished education t Tho cerst.ofzhe Institute are, Revk nw.% , : ; 'tArt ta uy Puanci. -. . W. 8ntar and dI iAssistant Wchers. * rs. E.' ITt).ezMar., PI'incipal Teacher of Miuslc and French. ' AMiss A. SnMr, 1st Aesistant Teach or of Music. -Miss E. M. MCAKArLLV. 2nd Assistant Teacher of Music, and Treacher of Orna mjental Branches. Mr. M. D. JENKIts and Lady in the #zsar's Departmnent.- '1'emnperance Adr'o The Newv Orleans True Delta of the 6th inst says; "Circles of the town were throwvn into a terrible state of excitement yesterday, by the announcement of an elopement on Wednesday night last. Trho fair one, AMiss-, is a budding beauty of scarcely seventeen smmers, and an heiress, and thegay Lothario, Mr. li-n, who bore lher ofi'in triumph, is a prominent member of the New Orleans bar. Thme pa rents of thme young lady are of course in dijpant-the mamma particularly--and a wdll disinhmeritinig the disobedient and per verse, beauty, has, we understand, already passed through the notarial formula." ~EA.EXEiwPT;o.-The July nu~ne orHut's fagazine contains the eti~ of New York York, exempting from sa .Qn execution, the homestead of a fami ly. eThe act is very clearly drawvn, and ad *rirably guarded against violation; and, in oumjtudgmnent, involves a principle of very great importance to the social state. If the Legilative authority wish to stop the tide of.emi rtion, and encourage the perma nntin ustryfth people, such a law as this should be passed in South Carolina. Lretdito not be said th~at, it is bad faith to credtra; or an encouragement of dishion est debtor.. It ought not, of course, to op erate on past contracts; but would do good for the future, by placing credit where it ought to rest--on the diligence and integri ty-of men. But the system has no refer ence to the convenience of a debtor mere. l..The object is to aid the wife in raising thm failiy. In the comfort of the wife, an~i the education of the children, society has a great doail at stake; and if it sells out the homestead, these objects will be defeated. It is much better by a few precautionary measures like these, to protect a family, than to save the expenses of pauperism and the penalities of crime. Wetrust our next Legislature will enact this New York law; and also abolish that miserable remnant of barbarism, imprison. mont for debt.--Erening News. A GoLD PLACER ON THP. ARKANsAS Rivr..-The Van Bluren Intelligencer de clares that gold has been recently discover. ed in various places for a distance of about, seventy miles along the Arkansas river; be ginning at the point about 200 miles above Fort Gibson. It is also fouiid on the Little Arkansas amid on Cottonwood creek. It is found in the beds of these streams, and is obtained by washin'g thme sand, as in the Sa cramento. A party of men of Washington county, Ark., have been already at wvork at these placers; but having no machinery, they.merely took enough of the gold to taste *its value. Another party is to start f'rom Ca(:nQ I-ill on the 1thm of August, and a party of Cherokees oni the 19th. "Why do you not adlmire in 'daughtersl" said a groud mother to a gentleman. "lie. cause. ' replied he, "I am no judge of pain t ings." "But surely," she replied, not in the ionut disconcerted by this rude reflec t'on "yoii niever sawv an angel that was not painted?' *yip;.w - 'N .. To BRhIG l tt v 1910lliil thi4 sebson of the year, when so mnary. tal:accidenta i occurring, the followi advice, Which we have, perhaser bole published,is parth nya ly opportwet - ' itnmetdiboely i toed from the water press the chest suddenly atnd' fotob dot a and backwatand i instadtey ecaintte~e the pzeteuM Re. e peat this violent ittettiption until a pair ( of belloWi -e& be procuredL Whew ob. tained, inttodmree the mnu l- well upon the base of the tobgue. utYtound the mouth with a towel or handeurchief. and close it. Direct a bystntet to press firmly upon the prope ting part of the nck (Adam's kppl) and use Ih bellows actively, Then press upon the chest to expel the air from the lunge, to initate the natural breathing. Continue this at least an .hour, or until signs of natural breathing come on. Wrap the body in blankets, place it near the fire, and do every thing to preserve the natural warmth, as well as to impart an artificial heat, if possible. Every thing, however, is secondary to inflating the lungs. Send for a medical man immedlatel . Avoid all frictions until respiratton shall be in some degree restored. VALANTITtE IIMOTT. Died, on the I Ithm instant, JoHiN LAURENIS, youngest son of John L. Manning, Esq. of Clarendon. tIjle Bumuterullc 3rites titrrent, CORRnC'rD WKZLY, Cotton, lb. 9 a 10 Corn, - bush. 87 a 1 00 Peas, . " a 100 Fodder, - - cwt. 75 a 1 00 Macon, (hog round) lb. 8 a 9 Butter, - - - lb. 17 a 20 f owls, *8 a 121.2 t lbf - . 6 a 6 Pork, - lb. 6 a 6 50 lour, bbl. 7 50 a 8 00 Salt, sack 1 75 a 2 00 Coffee. - lb. 1- t il 14 Tea, Ifyson, lb. 75 a 1 00 Gunpowdcr, lb. 1 00 a 1 00 Sugar, I.oaf, lb. 12 a I. Brown. lb. 6 a 10 " White llnvnna, lb. 11 a 12 iolaesvi, West India, gal. 37 a !SO " New Orleans. gall 40 a 50 Rico, Country, h ush .2 00 it 2 50 "s Charles~tn, - ush. 2 00 a 3 5n t9 ).m 01, . 10 a 1 50 I ard l h. 8 i 10) CattdImes, Tallow, ilhn lb. 18 a 20 " 61nnaets, ~nox lb.I 37 a e0 tm wder, - t .00 a ; 00 lla h~ * * y. 15 a 20 Hal )ope a , lb. 12 a 14 Notice. The Subscriber niost respectflly returns t his sincere thanks to the citiv.ens of Sumter- I yille attd vicinity, for thu very liberal patroln- r nge herelfore bestowed uipot him t and its he has mate tttonev enough to wnrrati his retiring from husiness, he now ollrs to do all H AULiNG for his old custuners, vn1t: UP Cn.iAI h, for one month from tida notice. TUS. 31eGER. Julv ?t 38 it g '' Wtttclattan copy once. SECOND ANNUAL FAIR OF TilE South Carolina Institute, OPEN UN Ti: lRah NOV'R. NI-:'T. 'I'te ueond anaant Fair of th.e South Caroit na Institute for the pinodonri f Art. Mlechani cal Ingenmity, .-c. will he held in Cimrletun, . oentg on th1e 18th November, and to enntine c dluring ihe week. Xpecimens of everg branchI of Iundustry are earnesttly molicited. . remnius will lie awarded-l for ste best specimen,,, a Silver Mledal ; fur the next best, a Dtiplomn. F'or Origlinal inventions, I a suitable premium, at the discretion of thme juidges. A selection will ho tade ofrthe lwst speciment of Mechiantm and thme A rts--of Lotton, Itice, Sugar, 'lobslflhcco, Corn, Wh'leng, For. Itosn and 'li urpen tme--andl sent toi the World's F"air tu be hueld in London in the Spiring, of 1851. A large and comimtolious imii~ig lot ben , selected for thme i'xhlibition, and every atttentionl will be paid to the receptiuin anid care of artile.,m mcent to thet Futir. All articles muist lie directedI to L. M1. IlA-ruI Chatirmnan or (Conuints,.. iof Arrangemients, andi be delivered by the 11th of Noiveimber. Comunijcatonts addre,esd to JAI'.aIt .. 1 .oa, Chmairnman of Commiittee n (orrespiotnd. enie, will tmewihpm taeni. Prhe lion. JOS. it ZtttUi mtjiN, fGnIn, wvill delIver the Annuaitl Addressm, on 1Tte~iay night, the 18th November. Arrangenits have bieen mande with the South Carolmna flail Rtoad Companymv to let ail airticlesC intended for tur, retturnlfe f hri Itiettld fr heW3M. atEGGU,lPresife nt. E. C. Jossa,, Secretary. July 24 3 SHERIFF'S SALES. . By virtue of stindrY Exectutions to tue directed, will be sold at'S uter Court I 1ouse 1 on the first Mondtay antd daty following ini Augttst next, within the legal htours of satle to the highest bidder, for catshi, the foillow in,, property. Putrcha'ers to pay fur titles: Onec negro, leviid on as the protperty of WV. 'T. Blrogdoin, at the stit of E. A. J.'Ga ry, Admnin'tor. One ilarottch ands liarness, levied on as the property of C. D). Gatyle, at thte stit of r S. S. Fatrrar and others. IIARVEY SKINNER, S. S. D). Notice. A Co-partnershmip ham thi, day bieen fornied h~ thte utndendlgned, for the trasation of ni FA. T1ORAGE AND) COMMlISSION lUIN~Ns tinder thte title of WM. M. I.AWTION & CO. WM. M. LA WTION. WM. M. TAYIolt, JOSEII T1. D)ILL. Office 13 Southern Wharf. Charleston, S. C., July lii, 1850. 37--at Great Bargains! SelIn~ug off at First Coat. Th'le smbscriber inteninsg to umove' to C'harles. tont, offers is prest stock oft Giods for sale at FllRSTl CO.SP, consistin~g of a wiell selected stock of IDry G'ooda, GroCeries, and Crockery. tlffre. CAiP' Persions deu'irotis of putrrlhasiing cearp, would s do wvell to call anud extaminio for thtemt. melvyes. HIEIRT CIlOJIfAN. .Sumterville, July 1t0 37-3t ad Gloves, Get.adLadles,' white, blank and col lid Glouves, white and bilack Silk tdo., 'ol Muslin,, Ittdie's' D~ress Silks, Frinires TJrim miungis, &c., for satle by L. II. lIA NKS. June 1 9 C Noticet Just received per "outhe'rner" a Freekt Sup- . ply of .'UtMME It CLOTIIIN( of all descrip tions, together wvitht lack Clothm Coa'ts atnd Cassirnero P'ants, Black .Sathi and Silk Vests, which will be sold at ututstually low prices hi' May 14 L. B. IIA NKr.. JUST R ECEIVED, A large assortment of Flower Jars.-- c --A.so---.- 5 A fresh lot of Fine D~ress Goods. 3. T. SOIOinNS &, C'. 13rl~a1eonsoo ANDNEW S I ABLE CLOTHING No.98:I S nz ,iti TiLs M UM sp. AMUEL C. fUNN ias lately' open. d a large NEW and FASHIONABLE "LOT HINGEMPOR1M, .whore ho. ritends keeping constantly on hand a sUpo for and well assorted Stock of Heady made Clothing AND G1ERAL 'U RNIRISlN G AR TIC LES. Tho stock now offered is one of the lar. ,est and superior to any otered In this tCity, aving been selected with great earo in re erence to the wants of the Charleston pub ic and the sntrounding Country. JAMES W. PIERSON, (formerly in the loose of Johnson & Canfleld) has engaged a conduct tht itsiness, and hopes by strict ttentinn to the Wants of hi., cmstoners, inited With his former experience, to merit a iberal shareof the patronage of his friends nd the public WM. M. BELMER, (formerly of Stim er District,) is also engaged, and solicits a all from his rrionds N. B.-MEASUItES taken for GAR rIEN'TS and Warranted to FIT; all Goods ought at this Establishment warranted in very respect. Charleston, S. C., July 17,18 50. 88 in rANTT, HUFF & GANTT, PLaetors & General Cooi.. nission Agents, ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CIHARLESTON, R. C., Iteceive atd sell all artieles of proiuce and rward with despatch, Merchandize entrusted a their care. EDWARD GANTT, W. R. IU FF, JAMES L. GANTT. REFERnsxcr..--Col. F. J. Moser, Sumter; Irlirs. Brown & Stone, Charleston. July 3 36 4m Lost. On the torning of the I5th tilt., in tihe! vieln y of )uke' lills, Clarenden. a Note of hawil, mwn by John II. Gayle, in favor of lt.tuub criber, for Oneo iHundrel Dollars, bearing ditto Ito 15th tilt., dote the first of Novenlber ext, sith interest from July laut. All iesrsons anr erehy forbid trading for said per if fond, as ayment ias been stopped. it. C. DOLI,.\tD. July l', 3t Negro Shoes, the rubcriber his made arrangentents for he manufatum, of tlnm lour to FivetThousnwl tirs of the above nrticle by the A LI.. -'r 'ference a to quality, ie would respec.tfully eer pehmts who may Ie dispondel to purchalse f him, to tionse wpho atronized hit lns year. re to price, lie will gutrlatete them ts low as an be nThrdhed. arny 22 2 if J. M3101UGAN. Not ice. Persons hidebted to the Estate of 1). F. Vvles, will please make payment to F. utnter, Esq. M A, WV' LES, Aehn'r. .fune0 19, 1850t. :4 1 tt Notice, Strayed from the Subscriber. e n the 10th of .inet betwoon lanchester and William Weeks' it p r. r slut Pup, flesh market!, white. with liv. r colored ears, anid a spot on her right ide, of the samte color. I will he thiank full >r atny informnationi directed to Friendtshiip ,. 0., W. FRANCIS JBUTlLER. Juily 2d :36 .t Beef! Beef' Trhe Suhseriers are killing~ lI.er(tile hes't the )icsrict will airord.) thmree itmenia week. viz:-. 'tledeay. 'l'hutrelny nndl Na trdaey, atnd n ill kil e oena a requeired to uplycl thle enimwtl. P~ricese accoerdiing tee tihe time',, qutalltv, elpan-. ,ty, &ce. AccontiA pavnle ence' a mthtI. Julhy 3 36 ii Executor's Notice, The Creditors of Wmu. J. Itees, Esq., eceased, are called uponi to pere'sent to the lubscribcer t heir demandstidc, proeerly attest dl according to law. Antd Ihose ~mideiedt a the said d1ecea'sed to miake peaymsenzt. July '2d Jti f DeKalb Factory. I Ilavingr taken the Ageney of thie Dk A LaII "A CTOR l~. Wte are' irtparede tee sel heir Y A RNS and ()XN~till IWGS fr Cash.l tFanctory prices. A. J. &. P'. 3108r*8. Jiue 2-1, 1850. 35 it Stores to Rent. Th'le subs~crib~ers oiflers for ltenzi.tl on vr ensoegnle terma~, his two NlEW STI( )It Id 1(ow bingil! comliplet(ed, juist abov 'e the Steer' I A. J. & I'. )elosesi. Theyu aire neat ande temii ous(hi~t. wvith t:ine I .rt roomtt andee Shele'er i tile ya:rd, atnd ae good s:tnd for heu-ine. A. J1. 310IMS. June '24, 1850t. 35 itf Just Received, A hantidsomte lot ot Silk ilare'ges ShelI 'ITuc'k andI Side Combst'~ &eC. at vo awv prices by I.. II. I l\NKS. Junew 26 A. F. Allen, l['A.ASTERER AND JIRICK LAVI: [, I Inineg hand considlerable CXI erientce en thie'above line of butsintess, relspec(t fully: sol1ic ihts a share of thce pateirn-. age of the pjublic. All iobs~ eintrust d in him, will be excutedl with ne'e eatss ndl dispatch, and warranted to give satir. atctionl. liasterinig linlised in superiocr tyle. Joun0 12 3 Th'le subscriber iltl rent for the r'esuinv 'ear, on re.asonable termw, thle residele'c~ f the laete D). F. Wyltes, Es~q. ill Stt.. urg.-Oni the pdremiises aure a comfoh~rtabele )wellingII iue anid all necesscary houiht igs, witlI aboetit. i'Tety heXres eel I ,ande tiachled there Io, conl tininig a comtnee 'an Yardi in full operaiitin. 3M. A. W'YLES, Admu'.r. StaIteburg2, 1st Janutary, 1850h. Ii) tf All persons indebted to the late Fit mi V CONWAY & WIfNN, are earniestly olicited to make immediate p~nymlent anel ave Cot Oct. 10, 1840O. e50 t' NEucoational oI I7- The exerciss' of the BRADFORD sPRI GS FE MAL9 IN rI'TUTE, Sum. -ter District; willbe resumed- on -Monday, the 4th of February onsuings under the direction:ot Rev. EDWIN CATERI assist.. ed by able and accomplished Teacherer in all the-various branches of literary and ornamental education. The Trustees, have 'hade the roSt liberal and complete ar rangenntits to impart an extensive; thor. ough, and highly finished education to all the pupils comninitted to their chat-ge; and on the most moderate terns. Strict and parental attention paid to thio nmannens and morals of the young ladies: Reliidtis ser vices in connection with Sabbath School exercises, held every Sunday nol-ling in the Chapel, for the benefit of the Iietitu. Lion. The scholastic year is divided inte two sessions of five iouths each, beginning respecti'ely on the first Mondays it Peb. rmary and .uly; payments half yearly in advance. Rates the the same as Inst year. D. B. 31lcLAURIN, Sec. & Treas. Tie following resolution was adopted by the Board of TrustCcs: Resolved, That hereafter any parent, who shall send to board and educate in this Institute, at an y one titne-five tlaughte-s, shall be entitled to receive the board and education of the fifth one gratis. An arrangenent has also been made to supply Students of the Institute with books and stationary at Charleston retail prices. Feb. fth 1850 15 tf Fare Reduced to $20 from Charleston to New-York, Till. GRE:AT AI ll ROUTE FROM CIIAILblS'ON, S. C, LIEAVING the Wharf at the foot of Lauret-ist. daily at :3, p. in. after the arrival of the Southern cars, vin. Wit. MINGTON, and W 'i-.)ON, N. C. PE. T1ERSIllTIM, IIIIIMOND, to WAS1h. ING.TON, ltl I/I'llOllE, I'llllaA1)lEL. I'llIi.4. and N. YWit K. The public is respectfully infortnedl that the steamners of this line, from ( harlestotn to WAcihnington, are in first rate condition, and are navigate by well known and expe. rienced connna:nders, and the railroads are in fine order, ltherelby securing safely hot Ii and dispatch. A TilltOU(ill TICKET having already heen in operation will be continnedl on and after the first of Oct. 1 $9, as a permanent arrangement from (harlestont to NA York. 'assengers availing theisehves tlireof, will have the option3 either to unt inte without delay t hrough the route or otherwise. to stop at any of the interniediatc poinuts renewing their seat' on the line to soil their conve nie'n'e. 1t, this route travellers may reach New York ont lie thirl dal durin business hours. Blaggage will he ticketed on hoardthe S'atencr to Weldun, as like ise on th c'hang e of cars. at the interine <liate points frm thence to N. York. Throngrh Tickets -'2O eac'h, ca alone be hai prom -, WINNI.OW, Agent of the WihI nington and Itaeigh It. R. Company, at the ofllie of the Conpany foot of Int'u. rens-street, to whoin please aIpply. For other :iiiornmatiott in(trire of K. c. DUNCAN, 1 t thr ^ e.'n. leii,.Crhheeston S. C. Special Notice. 'ITe Subspc-riber in3ten1cinec to remoilve fromc thie corerof 1i41an 31arket treett h New. Suer.' ini t- itendi of liing -treet, is. e'ironis oCf redeinei is Stck~ acs non-h~ na 3i.ie prior to Ir'nonal. Plantier? and14 fanucities enni avnlil thcem-, '.lves ,afan~ c'pportunityc o f iavinc cin their sp. pliec. frain oe. ci thce L1A R(}.'1'an C1-.)'' ns4. ecrted iitocks ini the lil y. ait pricers lower thanci l(un ps Ne SI) i4e miih (1'd liacr-g'es at 18 3-4, 5 en--'. i'inciandc andt(3 Geandi.' 31 eiliii 30 and 12 1-u, 2 enO,4' lighti cl'di "' at i 1-4. l-renech chi' 31',-iinc. 1.1'wns and linre'ges~ frieni 18 :.- Ito (62 1.2. Rich Niila. 1 cen- csin:clI P'lid~ iilcinel Siilks, n3t 37 1-2. Stip inc- iPhei.t Sitk-s at e2 1-2. Itiebi col'd NIlk.. at lery liw pries-. All -ilk. I.r'iei c,-u atc :7 1-2. norcth 75,. leitbh. n ich Aipara~ lIar-e, ui . iinc bul:w I a. Il lmrrL'ine 3iec u ; uicl ccn., Plc1id .uni1 Stripedi 3Ili,.hn it 1:1. ..,p .Nipe.rr Saxonyc3 ( incize. anneticc, e-e'd 1:lacn tMi~1 TU~(b'eci at N2 1-2, I'la id I .ioewas at 12 1.2 ci F( 3i.. (;nccnbroo,eiN ir. n ii :n eliiht I lnwi I)ril, ceei'd ainenu lirill, I.ck-hi 'cl'd ('n-(ic'r-re. le-rcio do. , Plinc .in-' (cas--. efI('aclei',es nta A cin ( '-iek cit (i 3--i, "' " PantaloonI sinit.~ at ei .. W.. IIit). \NI). N. E.('orn.-r 3 liie ncil 31:arke-t I ctret. (-h.,crileston, S. ('. TllE (.IM11A IHlIll, The~ .ubic.rrhers I(eg leave' tee annoue~te te thic'r ir~eci-ciis Ii i t( utantir ii "urtc~er, that thcr hcnu jctSt 'pi'edh ac splecieikh stock ci l'.\\('\' :icul S2.\l'l.I (;t )OI)S. all of! u hch thcey ciii'. :.t 1te lowest prices pissibh.t. 'Tuo'ic heii)llow iartiecs they w ~i-h iniost parc t-eni-ly to diraw thie atteit I ini, I'igiuel, anmdccct i-strie lkcregescc l-i icurced l 1h h-itecdered 1.:twnis l-rech :ci othercacbro-is liiiin andI lenr1 S Ic--ni ., JAn!!s t 1.inenis--Iriih di Gra:i.- innen .unzbric I l.ccc!!c'r, hII.., L~ii we Ci's, ad a gret'c ~:vaietilN d''!wortk (sonh Togllethr wth. gceeracl ac.,urtcicenut iof all oter artile-s cni-nally Ieicti at thceir e4s We u- i.sh tC drar thei~ a;ttentiln ef gelntle Icc-i tieCo ocl e lo iterailv-mcae lot hi. inc', uc hich eibr.cc'es eve-r, attie in that 20,000 lbs Iron Assorted, j,,00Mb vi. I lihlncr. 5,400) -. i1uun isluicri ung iend ..i *.,.cing, 5,0001 -;d4. litel lionwi.ii w nn. 'i'iejuin.., 5' hii hintb, N' I , 3i1acteei F'r.h -Id.i f in.. icil I. n n -li'i f'rm-ck'rM cii ai freshC c.upplc.y'f al thII ofi, GoodC, jus4t re ecu ved. an ccio ir ale, by A rI ,o fin 'anancsa andi inhglorn (itI. n rt niiul tcttent~ co c'hc. n AIc} im N,tofIad-md 'th T.J A.30N& > Dit FUildSD ii tN. EVERlY Variettol hV f5j f s ~ng of- . Black and c'diffel Black and coloied r, ,"' Plain and corded $ up; White and col - qjng hams and MuI Z r . B Italian'atid Silk Cja ti, I li a' .Silk do., -ai tr,g ind Alin Edging and Ifle rtiu , Iloadk Maslin and 8wiss do., Bleached and Brown Slurina Every variety of Gents' and, esGloie, Mitts. &&. " Wioite, Blacki; lli.i r-ited I ,e Irish and Blrown Lin na and .wns, English, Prehl niid Aieridit P~lis Furniture do., Bird Eye Diaper, tiIIdaa dd.; Dowlam, Flax and Cotton Osnabi e Fur Panama, Leghoin, .nd t toaf I a~ti, . ; Boots atiaS~iad6 of every variety - Books and ,,yi oary,. Crockery, i 6- nare and Cutlery, Brown and J i-1dfria, Cofee, Molasets, a, POWderi ad Sot; Spanish and Ane cal Segarm; Rtaisinn, Fi, Da s, litori, .' Soda and Wno rac ea,. A fine lot North Crd (fa Babbt :III1 Carron Ware, Iron ai Slta - May 22 FOR 'HI C Spring and Summer of1850. .f T. SOLOMONS. & CO. Wntaild inforni. their friends and the public genernly. that they Jaavp Just opened a large and elegaut assortmelnt di Spring & Sumhkker Qtbods of every lescription, such a 'lain aMtt Figured Muslinu, nihydidecrej t)du. 116k ahd M\o:6 Iirag.a Fancy" and Enlbrolderud .dt Silk Tiasues and Colored Lawns Linen lauatre,, and Chnmbrays, Swiss ,Muslin,', Plain and Emhroideed; Ginghanms, Fancy and 3Iourning Ptints bf every variety, etc. A .80 A beautiftl assortment of white and Faney Linen D)rillings, larown I.inn'. Drop D'Etes, Grnot Cloths, ?aci eilies Vetings, lack and -olored Silk Cravats, Ginghaan and Muslin do.. (ottonades, Blenched nlt llrown Shirting, and Sheetings of every quality with a variety of Gmainls teo numenrot, n hko specihleds The y woll invite particular atbtttlon to their stork of it Al)W MADE CLOTI#NG., which hian ug been ptrchasi-d of the ,Manttftettsrera qt the I,out Cush prices, they are prepared ttsell on the most reasonable terms. A fine assortment of Boys, Youths alit) Metis lints, consisting of Palm Leaf. Leghorn, Pai"a, inn, white and black soft Hungnrnan, and tilte Silk and leaver iats-with Hoots, Shows, Crockery, Cutlery, Glasa-ware, Saddlery, and Carppenters Too11a. may also be found by calling wo dours North of the Coort Ioue. Spring of 1850: W. G. IIANelitOFT, 253 and 2.5 King Street, Is now raceaiving and oferas to patrchasers of DRtY GOOD S, wto may visit the City one of thei Largcst Mtocks of Mich and .D)eterv'able Goods evet- expused in Clinriesian. lfaving made ex tensive nrrnngenents ftot S'ING 8Ai.ES. he ronfidently iacites pttrchasers It his stock an it is unusunialy attrnltivei, embracing all the va rietieus ofNewt and Elegent silka, both black ant colored; 4".Grenaliaes, Silk Mnalins, Tissues; V - daraeii aotle plaitn and 1tiniedl - #mnht#1, ml Musl'nsr sma Alixwenn strear I,.I Embhrai-lries of vneileaui styles, Eveniang, Drean G.oois in inriety of syle nde fahrtet; Wisite Uimxbla or all tihe variona qualities; Elegnant C~aina I-ace, Silk and Mluslin Shawls ail 3lanitleaa 1lilaery, (.lavea anid Unider Yeatu, (Slk, 3Me riaiwnand Canon); Emnbroeidered. Itove-re stitchaed anal Plain LI anen Cambitric lslkis. in gaat variety; (ouis faor Gets Wetar lan all the leadingtyes ntVioleni and ("uttonl lEabrites. A mnost complete atsssrtment of all the heavy Ciittona Fabricas fut lanztatioue. together wviti a laty. ataock of bleachied and Brown Domne. tie., coloaredi (attinx, etc. etc. Puirchasers cana always depend upon finding the naieet astylesa ol gsoals imlaxartedl as an agent ii alwas im the 3Mnrkset to asupjply iuN with the anasat l aiionialei Gaamals. lin a woird, theii stock wiall be foutnal to en birnsi nea-rlya' esry artile ina the D~ry Gooda liane annd iall be, ail-redl at the ' I.t EST PO'' '.SSlliE PRtIC ES. N. Ii.-.li-len basnide largre nditiion~s to hi. Whlhslci lioinaa rnd will bea pare laared to aif. ter 3lerhantis :h aunusuaall y attracative stock, and viaavteh ate-Ii itlentionl af all who w,'ia'ahat puarchslie tijoila at Low I'rie-rs for Cash or Then subscaribe-r haa fainemoved hi. F'UJINI. T I It E W A ItEltOO3 oM iir. A. J. 31ss vne', bihiig (alp-atin) where hei will keep con.' atanitly oni lanand, a. geaieral naortusaent of Fur nia ure., conisiting lin pxtri of Dre~~asing Ihurenana, PlIn randa ,ana, Foot .Stool, Ottoann, WVardrohena, palaian andi 31,nhognay, Canidle stnds. Dining. Tea anda W ork Taleaa, Centre dlo.; Curled Maple high anil liiw' iM lldatcian aai'an o I lhee. 8ittmgli. .Nigand atl Iockinag Chaira of very deserispunna. Fritur mndel anrd repaire~d at theo shorteast la in an 3aa hoitagaany C(kalla fuirnished tio or Ier. The., subicrberrh ias preird to faurnaih l~lilid hinalh anal Dooars at Careta ana P'ric,a~ lIe will conitinuae his W(Ji&K-ShioP at thet Oh!, Standi, wheitre all ordera lan hias line will he [asietainlhIy niteinded to. any l.> 29 tf REMVOVAL Thea, i~tlelarrined im:' ia~inuemvaed aane adoor beh.v~'tV,1m. W'tVa .N-w 'York -Stare, w'ouild re~isectfuilly sobi-j the jiatronia~a hiertafare- (u aoe in ha' his friendili unga the esi enaa of Stear reaer a -fy, lag ui asati--faed tha h ean v a eaaii, Iate ithem withal any artilesa ini hii litae of butiai. ae..a. consistmhg oif a large. andel hh -eied an aairtmient. &-c. ni..ra andl thle aaaanaananany at irgae, that hei haa aist raeceied n large aassortmen~t aif CLO(TIIS -8t131tt l.S, IJRtAlP D'l;'TS anad VEST. N8 ;of. all dscsariptionsa, tsagther with a large taoak iof Sprinag unda ltlaner RteadyI Yade Clothinag !I oaf wthich. ill hea solal low for cash, or to iaametaunl enastomoaar.; please call naid etamline for $100 REWARD, I wilhl givi' the abaive roward-i for proof tta -onviction ofny an ('IIAIlLES, (a catrpenl. aer la trada, he-iag haarbouared byP any respoma ale ~Vhitao .l, anal Twenty.,-Hv o ltars for als apprehaension aeliver i 'tmtt Jail. aid oy ws kughtfro shtsonCoraitt, anad ia a wlfa at ..laeynobila' in Daurlngton, near untl heeugissloe of M Ictpin dtintwo p kl..4 Otr we.dvbf btrt 61+e tss ees eptJ ou ,bIf U r, tats ;: ,,t"a pyt dufsorn'l 4, t pt ~.r 1V 1;'~ru T' HuskI7t i r " r .Trq abo t: 'A CuU ort t a hike on Wu i2 V V. e' *Ui$vrot " 'i inurige ',wIu l enfit: riciitt0teh bi" h id bnd tbl r Boot :T l tii,,e w deir t fel th sniulv quiet or6J Carht'e orbit- 's r "tit giV<IFl ataiis V= ' *..is lmi woft(iiAtu ksi rad~il~~jI '.e} t FN. 13tif 850 cntaty i if WEMEbRArkE. HOtel, S' The 7Ykc1g e rfEtii M spful r ir lte publiil y ntdii " 1,leasiuit jLft Ittahs 'tae ietorne wll known asd he "1 OS his fri~e dr and " rael et atn rtulIedst isitatl tor "Jae o exerion to el jlat l ruthdc tonle l t cotn hoalds, -f Clagi ed t $Off tt'u ~ ieta et: : and se an bilst thi f e the. hyttldti ' is1l to 'Spae noetions on H~ridg Wtnd did tah otidale retapeut in.d l~t, of -Wev y 'trlcy, wipl tC rb and Charleon atl h.IIIe robttttlil' tu~ btl tarugou send blsetohn~ k tels'cttWdntif WiS anord h i ns or~, Si otser t,n & t. e all f ttdin t uu ht:h a than s ver bt oIie tI~l SODA' WA fat of 0. evr 'l , eky. isounnod cesn tont~ Ti'rqllngub alc o th tvh tY leae (uItr~l ,ery' thn wa -ever o'l (eef ally tndsdvs l~otiz ti9 e 183 r 9h :ssfo ;hrltE: .Y 1. r (.il' ' J t, r yj C " i ra? : 1f. ,'(bp't!e 1t iLt f1 :M f ..++ 4 1ielltt e,'tY>t118 f - Fr ties dust ;mile * ltl "4 , fii ; ,a rw dole/} tlritil e! er.y yybi M ' i illaa bdifiieltyl_;oti ;,q, t Ih.e tr ctn i . ' cam, willg t'd r6 (y .. i ' Tel fq-iit'oii peed of ARY, t Q.f bswe p ol.l lotr " ' cilri3. Tile iiiUdt l d ^, yield-to the heruie tirtpelr + " t. magic. The prp iriet* iti slid *o'ldly m em ",%%! $ it uhf . r I t , p it diseased l!r thts tsit i 'frt, a living with ls'4*Ptts?fiebrlli being prononaced8% atlilE:Igi bite Ii their: pl y Ic to - _ '. pr the thong Wil!. chebi 11' ".rs'" Y JJ,_1 tt ,, uu 7 RMdihi) L'esramo (Ekirsat of ii i'etiet "from tiibcite ! ~ll .v Daievilte, Back@ CouutyAu Dear air-.haat<i o ', pregqr , y " E mendyour Curd l.fram ayiii r s tlllticdsit lit. + o etsl snitadcQ "c f ''i } % ' _ t:i s'rj mg 'oti"r l;atillcU ttl' }47 iase ii ;t ' debili} ; sttsiadad with xr ei t ;r t r abbcl its.' lht; juiitgjIi te+ a Yuan, tsjt iaJ tit y:i. "i . i i {: 7 ztieat b a 3 littt;r' tbtift Lamar r 1 . r Dr Keeler. r ;;1 bove bd'jn jr all or the; Cordiial >Rbich ! r t last summer except two- ottle a ei t:b suaded a coatom o e f tI 6 ra ><drp flsg at tiii:Hitd; reeuiitt f , it"td snttd dr el. fri86d Its.wl ohi a tst itt I the irbibf W M ypa ibaidiQ < by eitpte s. ,- t sm Rst ek ts+ _ " . i ifieuee ihdt itib tIid .09 1 des 't'eefthingg and Sb&i p ls iatsi, .r" iiiitit, " is tiffored to the pubiic ?ndr>tiF ih saty lbr" a reeoninjiudiduft ta t o r x , .,very respecttu ly; l; _ = + -This ourtli elrtify that t flit i # E er's Comial, cud have foa1u4 t1s4;11 icing ill drarstiwa drsepturv,. l + . meats of the.stom . , 't't!tt ing; aitd lt' tlt;nlit a .tli sdM3 of tt iose"art O sitt ad d or'the "debit1atkig FEffeoar oi'4 i ire a a at.. '.+-+ UWAWaNks attention or ouiyte3dos tbthiirf'i tri 3Wi :1cioe, wbiaai will i+foltnitterti our columns, A ;a a +ecjth a id .. ' tt Di*srtia3a, t- Ise 7 salht 1111 b it is hii s q 'p hive N a r attaxr tlaltslEt! afAa ii } DtY- Ke tutts 'Cortts*1 .tt4 ne' z r ; .