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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-06-07

p The receipts of the various benevolent and
Missionary societies of the country, throughout
the past year, show an increase over former years
The amount collected is over one million and a
quarter
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South. Carolina,
KERS w DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Jacob Young l.
vs. "a, Sa.
Vim. f. DeBrull.
The Denfendant. WIN. +. DcBru, being arrested, and
confined within the rrisun bounds for the district Of Ker
shaw, by virtue OF writ Of caps ad satisiaciendund,
the suit Of jacob Young aud tho said Wm. F. DeBruhl
having filed in my office his petition, with schedule
oath, Of his whole and effect praying for he benefit
OF the Ac of the General Assembly The relief Of nsol
vent Debtcs:-
Notice hereby given TO the said Jacob Young and all
other creditors o the said VIM F. Uebru be and ap-
pear the Court OF Common Pleas to be holden Cam.
den in and for the District ul k.rsaw Oh the first Mon.
day alter the fourth Monday October neI to show cause
Wm F. Debuhl should BE- assigned und he discharged
according tr provisions u the Acts Of the General A.
sembly Ur the relief ufiusoyen, Debtors.
MAY II 1913. B GASS, Clerk
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BrickIaying and PIasterinE.

BrlckIayInS ana FlasteflnE'
The subscriber having located himself in Cams
den, respectfully offers his services to the citizens
of the town aud The surrounding country. Brick;
laying. plain Pastering, stucco work, cornish and
centres, rough casting, limitations Of all kihda of
stone &C., will be executed id manner warranted
TO e We satisfaction. A share Of Latronage is sol!
IL tied. lie may be found at his residence on Rnt-
ledge between MARKET and Lyttleton streets. Per.
SONS in the country wishing his service, can ad'
dress him through the Post Office.
JOSEPH SHEPHERD.
Aug. Is, 1917 - #
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NEW SPRING AND s lMMER
&%@SElEaa

fSS>S~0S0 ~
M. DRUCkER & CO. respectfully invite the
citizens OF Camden and the public generally to sx-
anime their well selected stock of .,ji@al
Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
all of which will be offered for sale a, very small
advance on first COST Their facilities for purcha.
sing Goods are such that they sell At such prl-
ces as TO defy competition. They have paid par.
ticuar attention to the selection of the now ofefed
stock, which has been selec,ed with the greatest
care in New York and other Northern Cities
Among numerous other articles, they would men.
ton the following
Cambric, Jaconet, Null and Swiss Mullins
Colored French Ginghams and Lawns bfat'f
Mourning and coloured Berages ,,',r.'
Colored linen and cotton Do .z---z-.
Assortment Of Dress md Furniture Prints
Heavy black and blnc. black 6ress silks 0,,.,.
suDs, De Iss. sk raw sud s ss ss.S. R He,s
Thread, Isle and cotton Edsi1gs
Cambria and muslin Inserdngs and Edsihes
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEF, q all phees
Long Lawns and Linen Cambries
Ladies' Berage and silk Mantles s-.ss
DO Silk and Gauze Cravaa
Sunshades and Parasos
Cravats, Shirts Underhirts, Drawers and Suspendsss
Linen and Linen and Cotton Drills
English, German and French summer Casimercs
Alpaccas, Merfno, Crotn and Mohair Coatings
Low priced Goods, for Boys and Servants wear
Black French Doeskins 80 II
Irish Linens, English and American Long Closhs
Gentlemen's Cotton and Merino Undenhira
READY M4pE CLOTHING,
OF every description and all prices-indeed soma of
them at prices that cannot fail to asonsh the purhaaer-
but Country Produce sells for nothing nnd 20 do We intend
to sell Ready made Clothing. This NO "PUFFING"-.
come and convince yourselves
-ALS0-
Ladies' and Gentemen's Shoes, Boosees snd caisu
Ladies' Palo Alto Shoes - 1sgJs
Do Ellsler Gaiten Kid and Morocco Tsos
Gentemen's Calf Boob, sewed and pegged, atail pcs
With variety Of other artcles inpoesHe 70 errprste
but all Of which viii be sold CHEAPER an ths chap.
est, ~ tho - -
CAMDEN BAZAAR.
Opposite the Bank Of Camden,
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Law COpartli.rslIip.
Roofs PcnlnanshiD.

Aset II" copy books with SET copies in Twelve pr'srrs
forming Letters &c. with the various forms of writing,
fn pupil, tcsiros of improvement in the theory and
practice Of peninanship. ALEXANDER YOUNG
Anril
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o. We are authorized TO announce Major
A. Fl. Boykin as candidate f,r re election
for Representative in the State Legislature at
the ensuing election.
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Camden Debating Club.
The meetings ofthis society will be held at their
Hall ON Thursday evenings.
DIG. LOVE, Secretary.
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E We are authorized to announce Major
James L. Reid as candidate for Representa-.
tive in the State Legislature at the ensuing
election.
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Wanted to Hire.

Tive negro boys from II to IA years Of age
Apply at this office. June ,.
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0T We are authorized to announce Dr..
E. A. SALMOND as candidate for Repres.
entativc in the State Legislature, at The ensuing
election.
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Superior black French Broadcloths and DraP
D'Ete For sale at reduced prices, by
may "a, T.. w. BONNEY.
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The subscribers have received and opened a
general assortment of CRY GOODS, suitable for
Ladies' and Gentlenen's wear viz:
Beragcs, Tissue Silks, Organdi Muslins
Jacnnet MusIins, Lawns; GlnglIanls
English and American Prints
Drab D'Ete, Cashmeres, Linens
French Summer Cloth, Drills Festlnss. &c.
With many articles for children
Ready made Goats and Vests
Fine Drab, Panama and Palmleaf Hats, SC. &c
IN which the attention of their customers is nvi-
ted, az they will be sold low. -
a. NJ. Il K. KENNEDY.
April l2. 10 u
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H'The friends of Adjutant JAMES CAN
TEY, the present incumbent, propose him to
their fellow citizens as a candidate for re.elec.
ton to the next Legislature.
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Dissolution.
Storage.

Storage.
Persons wishing TO hold lneIr Cottons until fall
oon have II stored at low rates in good dry Ware.
houses AM covered by Insurance.
MCDONALD g. COOPER.
May II, lS4S. 81 3t
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PROOF PROOF! PROUF.-Rev }. L. Turner, Pro.
trstant Methodist Minister sas, letter d. Jayne
dated Albion, Erie county, Pcnnsy vana, Oct. gh, o6.
Mrs. Turner has been afflicted with DYsrErsI AND SICK
HEAD. for about five years, which continued grow
more severe 1t is my opinion that turn Of 1t
would have closed her mortal She took four bot.
ties Of your Fefuge and one box Of Suatve Pills. and
by the blessing Of God accompanying the means, she is
cured Of her uicon We had tried all the physicians far
and near, effect, until used your medicine We
gave the vemfuge children for worms and it had
good effect have taken pains send Eric for your
medicines for time, and they have effected many
cures, that want you to appoint an agent here.
Yours, J. L. IUnNER.
Methodist Protestant Minister.
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Hair brushes. SC.

Hair Brushes, SC.
A fine variety of superior Hair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes. Nail Brushes, Feather Busters, Cloth
Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Shoe Brushes, and all
sorts of Brushes. For sale by
NAV IL. r. L. AEatf.
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Windsor and cane bottom Chairs, Ladies' Ira
yelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. For sale by
NAV "a. E. w. BONNEY,
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FASHIONABLE
GN6g@r9OUg M0JJ G@0JoggG 8t1re.
REMOVAL.
The subscriber informs her friends and the pub
lie, that she has taken the store formerly occupied
BY DR.. A. DcI.eon, and has just returned from
Charleston with select lot of SPRING GOODS,
Silk and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons; Flowers, Laces,
Gloves, Hats and Caps, which will be sold Tor cash
or to purctnal customers on the usu,l terms
Bonucls repaired and trimmed.
New York and English Fashions just received.
All Tailoring done at this Establishment war
ranted. NJ. GOODhaD
April |. IA.
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In Eauity.-Lancastcr District,

It appearing 10 my satisfaction, that John =.
Carnss, defendan, in the above petition ia absent
from, and resides beyond the limits Of the State:
On motion of Wright, Solicitor for Petitioner, or.
dered that the said John c. Carues do answer plead
or demur to ,he petition in the above case, on or
before the 10Th day OF July, ls4s, otherwise Judg-
ont nro coniesso. will be entered against him.
i e"' p'o JAMES H. wITHERspooN, C. E. L D.
Comm'rs. Office March 81, 1S4S. ~
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Notice.

Three months from this ln,c shall apply for new scrl
for share Camden Branch Rail Road. which has bccl
lost nr mislatl. :. h. CLIFFORD.
Nav q, lSiS N tf
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SCROFULA AND SCROFULOUS SWELLINGS.-
Scoiua in all its multiplied forms, whether in that Of
Kings Evil Enlargement Of the Glands or Bones, Gorc,
White Swellings, Chronic thumasn, Cancer Diseases oil
the skin, Spine of Pulmonary Consumption,
from one and the cause, which is poisonous prin-
cpc inherent in the human system Therefore, unless this
principle can be destroyed radical be effected;
but if the principle upon which the disetse depends
moved must of necessity follow, no matter under
what fonn the disease should manifest itself This, there
fore, il the reason why JAYNE'S ALTERNATIVE is 80
universally successful! III removing so many malignant dis
destroys the virous principle from which those
diseases have cir origin, BY entering into the circulation
and with se blood conveyed the mnutes fibre; rcoy
ing every particle of disease from The system.
Prepared only by DIR. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, and Sod
agency by JAMES K NcKAIN, Camden, 5 G..
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Bargains, Bargains.

Camden, June /, 1918. %
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4 handsome assortment, df Spring MuSLlNS. BERA-
tiES and GlNGl1AMS, will be disposed Of by the suhscri-
ber AT greatly reduced prices. f.. w. BONNEl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
(Iay Movements.

II Hbany.-The Argus concurs with our Tcc-
graphic dispatch and with private advces in re-
presenting the Clay Meeting at the Capitol on
Thursday evening as very large and enthusiastic.
Mr. Seldens avowals of immovabIc determination
20 vote for Henry Clay and him only were received
with almost frantic appreciation.
A Ner Brunswick, N.J-Our correspondence
presents the Clay Meeting at this place as larger
and more enthusiastic than any other meeting Of
the campaign.
n Glen, Montgomery CO. n. "a Clay Meet
inc - as held at Fultonve on Thursday evening
We have the call before us signed by 1855 Wings
of Glen. This town gave BOP votes each for Clay
aud Polk in lsil
Eiereah Ward Ciay Meetmg-ln accordance
with call meeting OF the Eleventh " ard
Wings was held last night in Tinkham Hall, cor.
Avenue c and Fourth st. for the purpose OF aiding
in the election of Henry Clay IN the ensuing Prcs-
sdential campaign. Alter hearing some enthus-
astic Clay SONGS adjourned to attend gathering
of similar intent held Ia w Iiiamsbureh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
ArrrRNnnN SESSION

The entrance Of the venerable President Hon JoHN
MILLER, OF Cortland. was greeted with loud cheers.
Andrew b. Dickinson. of Chemung. was received as a
Delegate in place OF DAVID Rumsey. jr. absent
Mr. Harwood OF Livingston stated that he had pro-
posed the name of Hon John Young for renOmnati on
the office Of Governor and spoke elOQuenty of the
many excellent personal and political qualities of that
gentleman. Mr. Young had not received majority Of
The of this Convention. but there not Of
the delegates here present who would accord % this
nomination q more cordial support than Gov. Young,
aud he moved that formal ballot be dispensed with,
and that the son OF an houored Revolutionary sire.
Hon. HAMILTON FISH, be unanimously nominated
which was carried
The nomination was then greeted with three hearty
cheers
The Convention then resolved to take informal
ballot for lieut Governor.
ROLL OF Livingston. and ANnREw b. DICKINSON Of
Steubcn We're named as candidates.
Nj Dickinson. who was a member Of the Convention,
rose ard in person declined % be a candidate, and
warmly recommended the nomination OF Geo. ". Pat
tcrson
Mr. Richardson Of Oswego bore warm testimony to
the merits OF CHAs. H. CAgROLL OF Livingston de-
scendsn, of the CAROLS OF Carrolton-and said his
nomination would be particularly acceptable 10 the
Whiss OF Oswego whom be Or. R) represented. Tie
thought il would tend greatly 70 harmonic the Wing
party IN this state
Mr. Blodset, OF Gcnesee, spoke warmly in favor OF
the nomination oi MI Patterson, and thought i was
best calculated Of the two candidates 20 countect the
influence Of the nomination Of Seth N. Gates, in the
western counties
The Convention then proceeded 70 ballot Mr. Brooks,
of and Nix OF Schohsrie, acting az teliers.
Tn following wss the result OF the ballot, Whole
number Of voies, 100.
GE0KCE ". PATTERSON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHARLEs H. CARROLL, ..----.-----.-..
lETEn 3. toRrEE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr. Bruce of Madison, moved that GEo. W. PArrER-
son DC unanimously nominated for Lieut. Gov. The
motion was seconded By Mr. Richardson Of Oswego and
carried unanimously in the Affirmative.
Mr. Wells OF Washington moved tina; the Convention
proceed nominate District candidates for Electors OF
President and Vice President sld that the members
from each Congressional District be called 20 agree
upon and nominate IL candidate. Carried
TIE Districts not al being ready % name their can
idsies for Electors the Convention proceeded % bal
,oi for Canal Commissioner.
The following names were proposed -,
By Mr. Mann Of Rcns Thomas CLOVIS Of Rensselaer,
By Mr. Thompson Of Monroe Chas. r. Barstow Of
Tioga
By Mr. Dickinson OF steuben Charles Cook Of Che.
mung.
NJ Boyd OF Washington spoke in favor Of the
nomination OF Mr.. Cloves, mainly or the ground o.
location.
Mr.. Dickinson rejoined in support Of the quaiaea-
tons and popularity Of Mr.. Cook.
Mr.. Tracy Of Chenung, followed on the same side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
By telegraph to the sew-YOrk Tribune.
Meeting of the american Board OF Commas
-ioners for Foreign Missions.

The American Board is s,ill IN session.
This morning the Committee 70 whom was re-
ierrcd Nr. Treats Report on Slavery in the Choc'A"
aud Cherokee indian Nations made report appfo'
ing Of Mr. Treats letter and recommending that IL DC
widely circulated.
The Committee did not feel called upon b give an
onon ON poirt. of pen controversy but thought that
The tc, mich, he safey LETT with the secretaries Of
the Board. The adoption u This report Wa opposed
nv pre.den, blanchard who desired the opinion Of the
Road on the question Of slavery IN these churches
Tia, debate still continues but the report viii Pro5a
he be sdoufed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
SECOND DISPATCH.

Letters have been received here from Calcutta
.bicb announce the failure Of the extensive English
house Of Bsgshsw & Co
The ship Dunbury. from Sumaira with valuable
cargo Of pepper, arrived here this merning
The ship Austria from Cadiz, arrived below and was
ordered % Philadelphia
H.REFrs Sept l5- Flour was down L. lo3 CT, with
ft .aes Corn was lsnguid, with downward tendency
In r-ices Fancy stocks were shsde lower Reading sod
al 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
Markets...Nrw-OR ORLEANS, Sept IA r. m

CorToN-The market firm, and we have no
change 10 notice in quotations The sales for the day
amount TO 200 bales. FLoUR-The market is less
active and we have only to notice sales OF go
barrels Of Ohio and Illinois brands at = 10 s. -.
CoBN-The sales reached 1900 bushels, chiefly
Western. common and high mixed at SO q cts
WuEAr mo- change since our last report-demand
steady PoRK-salcs Of i2O bbls Of Mess at SIR
LARD-The demand is good for fair to good qualities
and sales Of $50 packages were made al - cts. No
change in FHEIcHTs.
The yellow fever is not epidemic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
. 1sI-..~a4.ts

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
FORT LEE. Thursday, sept a.
There was found upon our shore this morning
near the Pavilion. the body Of elderly man x per
feet slate OF nudity there were marks Of sicene
the body The throat Was cut aud ugly cash lFOn
the rirbt tempe about two three inches IN !ength
and one about the same length upon the forehead
the rght eye there also cut upon the night wrst
The Coroner being absent IN New York, person BY
.bility and has actually inferred the body our
Target ground in square deal box, with straw for a
winding sheet There sppcars 10 be no law IN New
Jersey Should such thugs be Yours A. b :.
" Tie writer OF the above did not send Us bis
name We Of course consider its statements IN
supported, and have suppressed the name OF the
person charged with Improperly burying the body.
Led
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

Just fcttiF'n5
A letter from the eminent orator,
JOHN VAN BUREN,, ESQ.

Just received,
A letter from the eminent orator,
JOHN VAN buren,, ESQ
10 favor Of
MRS JERVIS'S COLD CANDY.
NEw-YoRK, Aug. ~ 1919.
DEAR MADAM. Allow to thank you kindly for your
very acceptable present Of Cold Candy and ooens nee
have used the candy for some time with advanisge
was put Inconvenience IN Boston recently by beng
unable to procure any Of H.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN VAN BUREN,,
To Mrs Jefvs, 81 Nhs-st
SO Broadway, corner Of Whites St
Sod wholesale and RETAIL by Mrs w. JAWS, $40 bfosi'
way, cor. Of Widest
Agents 10 Broadway 10 Aston House, and by dugrs'
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Free soil MeetIng.

PHILADELPHIA Friday, sept u.
There was large Free Soil Meeting held m
southwark 10 night John Van Van Buren, delivered An
address. during which the enthusiasm was immense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

Receipts by Canal within the past p hours-ilour
900 bbls Corn 800 bushels Barley, 5000 bushels
The FLOUR Market was dull, and sales limited We
onote tbs state brands at IS 3 s7'. Corn was
quiet and quotations IN measure nominal. BARLEY-
Sales Of ZOO bushels were made Qour rowed) at sc
O,rs-sses Of 5000 bushels were made At 80 50 cts.
Other things remained about a. yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

done the 5.v is ours soi our principles seated IN
triumph Al Washington Remember, the ausPices under
which We ~ forth are most propous Our candidate
w.. never dsiaied General Iay lor surrondcrs
IL orr historical wafrhw "a b. s,sri siih 6ueus Nsils
,r a..s word on Tho day of 10 was The birthday ~
The father 0f his Country and the use Of d. shall oe the
-...tor,f..n If his principles Boa the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

There was but little done. in our markets to-day.
Moderate sales Of FLOUR were made Al 8 80. WHEAT
and ConN were both inactive with downward ten
dency in prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE-On our fourth page
today will be found our regular Meteorological Table
for the month OF August the publication OF which we
have been compelled to postpone until the pTesen.
time on account of the large space occupied sy lmpor
tan, foreign and domestic news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
NEW FALL EMRRoIpERIEs.

Lines. l. c Htks Whiic Mullins, Lacs Jeii', Cape, S.
l,- The undersigned respectfully invite the Liie' Of
N to inspect their new Fall goods
Their Of needlework goods s he most eAen'
sye retail stock the city cannot bee equaei for ysey
style and price offers extraordinary inducements to
purchasers 4 T FARRELL SCO
sll smeod 81 Brosdw ay (ne2t Alhsmbrsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
Markets Sept l5-P. NJ

RECEIPTS within the past q hours-FLoUR 5000
bbs WHEAT. 81 900 bus Cons, 1900 do. sales Of
1000 bbls of FLOUR were made at g. WHEAT, sales
Of 1000 bus Of good Ohio were made at lO3a lOic.
Com was dull at soc sales Of momen, were re-
ported Nothing important in other articles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

THE vioLfS-Ths great facilities offered by the Amer-
Musical INSTITUTE Induces many learn tbs beautiful
instrument, who could not think Of paying the
prices asked BY most professors The 90 very
low sj per quarter IN sdyance as to bring good mus
cal education within lie reach Of all who desire H. The
Pb2fo and all other instruments also taught BY this
admirable Institution the price. None but the ros
competent and respectable teachers are employed new
beginners viii be formed hs evening al he Rooms
Of the Institute. 563 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

~" Hon HARMON : CoNGER, the faithful
whig Member OF Congress from the XVIII District
(Csyusa and Cortland Countess has been unanimously
rcnominatod and will OF course be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
FoulPiny. perhaps.

rY- sIlAs w. HELLER is the opposing candi-
date to Mr.. Burt in the Nth District OF South Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

INTERESTING ExmBIrIoN.-At 3 o'clock this after
noon the Mexican Panorama will be exhibited a, 40G
Broadway This exhibition blends instruction with
amusement and we are sure all who see il will admire
it, Next week the evening exhibition begins at a in
stead of o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

~ Our city abounds In such numberess boot No 80 -.
eszb sLments that citizens and strangers can De a.
10 md ibem yet there doubtless Is preference ~, 20
being The cas would advise ladies' and sonlrulsL
IN Of really good article (which VIII eorf,
beauty Of finish. with lovness Of prceJ 10 iue 800
opened establishment Of Mr. EipIS bkooNs, locrs.,,x
Of whose stock take great pleasure Ia reeonn..sk
which consists Of the celebrated patent essne 80
shank Boou and Shoes also, the Congress pooes
and gents as wei other articles In his line Tor ~
ladies'. misses, and children, which be Is selling
lowest cash prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TBr SisLE ILLvsrssrgD -Hsrng'ori Exhibition n -.
Creation and DsuRe splendid husIaon u he la -
- chapters u Genesis, ard n ft- exciting and rpre
drscrrton ~ uis pfIIre This Ilf rn arI 80 Il
tie on which The Bible has been made fha mia r.
the representation - rs They IN ercer..,
keeping with The subject tri dispisy Sre colb.nafr =,
mechanics skin and scenic elect Thf Hsl j. le 80
Der Of Broadway and Nslkors ard sri elegsqf -.
81 tha best vent aiei IN he city TIE eVhbros =.
rscs iu sud fashionable houses There vii b. a. srf
biuon ihs afternoon and evening ana every eFe1rg r-t
woek
~ Grand family holiday day 81 he Museum "a .,eA
afsre combination Of novelties All amusement. sr.,
Used hai ieci -ssufed hUusards uf ufen - vii b. .
Nac~f flefe tu witness them Mems fhe Nitaltr--.
gives rs astonishing rcf'omsrcss = AMI "A COX .ns
me iDle bfoth-fs Fairy Family, &c A-9 appear.