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The New York herald., 1849-05-27

(NASTLE 0ARDEN.-THE SUBSCRIBERS INTENDING
~ to give series of Grand Promenade Concerts the
same scale and plan that adopted the ce
braed Julien and Musard Paris and London
scal artists talent and repectsbiity who wish
to submit their propositions Tin wrngl their
gularly authorized agents. Messrs Corbyn and Marni
Barclay street, New York. FRENCH u HEISER
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$iOO FORFEIT, Tor every cnsc OF Diarrhe a,
Premonitory Symptoms or Cholera that Dr. Kein
Linment fails to 1t will case in ten
thousand Every family should send INN get
It, Sold in large bottles 80 cents 81 dozen at Pearl
and 465 Broadway and At the druggists and
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

NR COOPER Il DUANE 8TREEr Has. FOR THE
IL sst fourteen years confined his practice 10 the treat
neat hercura and other Diseases Of delicate mature
IA csa oure the most Of this diseases ane
nd cases removed in I've Ave Asra perfect OF NJ
sherrs.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

NAuvoo TEMrLE.-We have stated that the walls
,of this temple have been purchased by Monsieur
CADET for the of his association Of French commun-
lists We learn, from gentleman who resides in Nau-
voo that Cabet paid SO OOO and the citizens 900 for
the temple and arsenal together with about III acres OF
ground the title being vested solely in Mons CADET.
lie has commenced rebuilding the temple aud em-
VAoys the labor Of three .udred upon the work
Much Of the interest hitherto attached this eddoe
will now be dissipated for IL will longer tho
proud name of temple" but In future IL will be known
"A the Monster Boarding House" The basement
story is to laid of into kitchens the first floor will be
eopyerte ed into dining capable Of modating
a thousand persons, and the remainder Of ths building
will be fitted up for school Offices, and sleeping
csams f,r 1ve hundred people Cquass Spectator
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF0RNIA-FIRST VESSEL
the above portThe superior fast sailing bark TE
CUMSEH, Captain Richmond will positively sail ON or
about lt Of june having been unavdably detained For
bulk of 500 barrels freight, and passage, apply to H.
ROWLAND, 16S South street, board of Capt NJ Rich
mond, at Pier II, North river
N B-An experienced Ph ysician accompanies this vessel
DANAMA-ZACBRIsS0N,N NELSON T. CO, AGENTS
for the Pacific and Atlantic United States Mail Steam
ship Companies; Commission and Forwarding merchants
Panama represented by f. Zachrissn, Wall street. New
York. corner Of Water street
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to obtain bargain in beautiful recherche Imperial Three
ply English Ingram Carpeting, Rugs Tapestry Floor Oil
soth Window shSdes Ss have only to visit the five large
ment in the United States, No. 20 Bowery HIRAM
where every article be found at saving Of Is
cent. to the
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

CASTLE GARDEN.-A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC
~ WIZ he given on Sunday Evening May n, by the cele
brated New York Brass Ban under the direction of Mr. J.
Nosher Concert TO at o'clock Admission 12
cents The Cosmoramas have been correctly arranged and
can 10 ut all times
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

NJ RS EMMA GILLINGHAM BO7TWICK'S CONCERT,
on Monday evening May 2s at the Chinese Assembly
rooms Broadway between Spring and Prince treetsMrs
Boswick respectfully her friends and the ct
sens generally that her concert will take place above
stated or which occasion she will be assisted by the following
em,nsn, anh Mt Jones' Mr. Joseph Burke Mr.
W. d. Comes, Mr.. Robert Andrews, Mr.. D. X. Griswod.
Icke 81 to be obtained at the principal Music Stores and
at the door the the small bills No
ON nfi ihax lhar
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'NHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 BROADWAY
- between Spring and Prince Streets and the only
s country consists of great number Of life size Figures Of
Chnese Of oil GLASSES several hundred Chinese Pantngs
Houses Stores and Vcsels Models Of
r%pss AND Brdsss :peSimeus Of Chinese Manufactures
Of Music, Lanterns, 30. &e Open from nino A. NJ till
H. daily Admittanoe Is oents children twelve hall
price. " ~ -
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AMlJ< - n C vs.

1>Sss.,.,c ~ No 80 ~ . .,'-c.'s..>~,SH> - a.,
prietor; w. r. Blake Msnager-On Monday evening May
e viii he produced the grand ballet entitled fOLETTA-
KAN Mons Gross; Peko Mr. Wright; Tshngka ME Buan
Gen Nile Celeste. Previous 10 which YOUR LIES IN
T Ek-John Strong. Mr. Hadaway shpoonenbers Mr..
sehe: krackwitr Mr. Bernard Countess Lonsdorf Mrs.
AbSot Jenny Mrs Watts. Dress circle and Parquette rs
cents fany and third circles, cents. Seats may bs
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RURToNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET-MoNDAY

RURToNDTHEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET-MONDAY
- evening Nay p viii be performed Logan popular bur
Ieta OF ChLOHOfORM- -Aminadsb Slooum Mr. Logan; Ed
Ward siScum nr Lysne Pink ratsr Miss sophia
yd. Mr.. Lynne Dennis OGIib Mr. Broughsm; simon Slow
Mr. Burton; Marian, Miss Hill To conclude with the WAGS
OF WlNDSOR- LooDey McTowiter Mr.. Brougham Captain
Beaqgard Mr Ievste Caleb uotgm Mr. Lump,
Mr. Raymond; Dubbs, Mr. Rae Grace Gayove Barber
Lucy Miss Hill. Doors open ~; Curtain will rise At 7
o'clock. Boxes so cents: Second tier, 70 ccnts 80
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

DONNETS.--STRAW BONNETS CHEAPER THAN
ID before offered Mt 2 Bowery and at least u per
cent lower than lie found other In the city
the stock large and Of late mporaon and manufacture
consisting Of every variety and style Of Frcnoh English and
mercsb plain figures and fancy Straws. Also, French
flower ribbons &c. &C. all Of whchhe Ladies' respcct
ry invited call and examine and satisfy the selves that
this Is the che apest storc city Mrs A. H. MARCY
2lt Bowery opposite Riyington street.
N.B--Bonnets cleaned, altt red and pressed.
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

OFFICE OF NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., 81
~ Wall street, New York sth May, 1Si9-At tho Annual
Election held this day. the following gentlemen were elected
Directors for the ensuing year, viz:--
Thos. w. Thorne, John J. Herriok, Andrew D. Meiiok,
Gilbert Davis, VIM. Van Wyck, James L. Adams,
Henry y. Ward. George Bell, John Hecker,
Martin Hoffman, W. a. Jacobs Philip Burrows,
John Van Boskerck.
And At subsequent meeting Of the Board, Thomas W.
Tborne unanimously re-elected President
". c. KELLOGG. Secretary.
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M ISIS II. TANNING READ WILL READ SARGEANT
A Tafourds play. The Athenian Captive" Tuesday
evening 18th instant at the Stuyvesant Institute Tickets
5 cents he had at the Astor House. Franc
W. Hall Sons music store and at the room in the
evening.
DRlVATE THEATRE TO LET.-THE LARGE ROOM
In Gothic Hail Broadway, with the Scenery, Benches,
and Fixtures as lately occupied by Private Theatrical
Association Apply to LEWIS TOTON, h55 Pearl street.
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INSURANCES.

INSURANCES.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
IN from the minutes Of the Court Of
Directors 2th Apr 1919 Resolved That with respect TO
parties with this Society permission hereby granted
to the proceed in steamships rstcass sailing
packets between in Europe and ports in North
America and Baltimore including said Of
BALTIMORE also in steamships or sailing vessels between
any ports in the British North American Colonies be-
tween any ports those Of the United States north
and east Baltimore aforesaid at all Of the
year. free of extra premiums.
T. LAME MURRAY, Chairman.
Chief Office for America II Wall street, New York.
j. LEANDER STARR General Agent.
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THE GOLD COAST.

LIOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. VIA RIO IA
neiro Valparaiso, sail before the 18th JuneThs
sailing superior bark PHILENA, Capt. Swain. Her
passengers superior to hose Of
sci port The fare win be equal any first class packet
For freight passage apply board At Eer No North
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TO BE LET.

TNO LET-AT HASTINGS ON THE BANK OF THE
North River Tone hour and hafs sail from tho city.
Cot thoroughly furnished aining nine
with flower and vegetable gardens attached Rent 500
annum. For particulars apply to q. A. Sacch Broad
street. at Hastings to f. bougherty who will show the
ratpicap
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AMUsENfE NrN.

NJ ECHANICS HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY BETWEEN
" Grand and Broome streets.-OPEN EVERY EVENING
DURING THE WEEK every night until further notice.
the original and well known CHRTSTY'S MINSTRELS-
organized 1872 the Oldest established the world
ns nTs negro neodss and Of tho
success in this city during past years. most
elusive evidence Of their superior merit and
company consists Of performers under the direction
OF Christy Doors open at Concert commences
n three o'clook p
The New York herald., 1849-05-27

The movement in brcadstufs this season shows a
great increase last year. while provisions have not
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-07
JEWELRY, sc.
RUN HERE EVERYBODYs

From Dutchlaud we come, with ou- wares heavy
laden
To DEAR happy Camden. the home Of the btase'
Then listen fair ladies, and you pretty ma dens,
And you who in buying your money would save
Buya HAITI
Won't you buy COAT!
OH buy at the cheap selling Cash Store SHIRT!
DRESSES from four cents to dollars per yard Miss,
With 'KERcrIEFs and BoNSETs as neat as Pm,
And Shot Guns and PIsToLs &, COFFEE for taco Sin
Tea, Sugar and Candles all cheap lur the Tin.
Buy Whip!
Buy Saddle, sir!
Oh buy ali you want at the cheap Cash Store oppo-
site the Post Ofice!! !
That last line is rather long, but contrasts are
pleasing, and as we are short, and our prices are
extremely short, we deemed it expedient 10 have
contrast in that last line for fear We might offend
the good taste of some.
Come one, come all,
Our stock is new,
Our profits small
Our words are true,
Do not fail to give US call
ELIAS & KOOPMAN.
Oct. "a. Opposite the Post Office.
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Palmetto Cash Store!
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
And those wish Bargains, Particularly,


And those wish Bargains, Particularly,
WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
That the undersigned has moved into Mr.. WIN.
Workman's New Store, two doors above Dir.
Dfucker and Immediately opposite MessrS. Nc
Dowal e. Cooper, where he is at present, re-
ceivilig large supply of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
suitable to the fall and winter seasons. comprising
Plain ana Fancy Dry-G0Ods,
in every department of Ladies' and Gentemen's
Veal,
Hardware, Groceries and CrOck cry,
All which he is determined TO sell for Cash only
at prices so extremely low, that he cannot fail 10
receive the confidence Of purchasers.
TO give his new stand "a local habitation and
ha,ne," he has hoisted the Palmetto Flag, and re-
spectiuily invites all and sundres to give
THE PALMETTO STORE
a fair trial. having doubt that visit and inspec-
spection of his stock will prove mutually advanta
geous.
ErFriends from the country will please en-
quire for the Palmetto stute,
Sept. 10. JAMES WILSON.
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Planes.

Jointers, Furr, Jack, Smocthing (sing'c ara
double Iron), AstragaIs, Beads, coves, cove and
Bead cornish, Dadoes, (wood and brass screw
tops, Filli.ters, Grccan Ovaos, Hand Rail, llol-
lows and Rounds, Match, Nosins, Ogees' Ovaios'
Plows, Qurk Ogee<, do. and Bead, ouirk Ovalos,
do and Bead, do. cove and Bead. Rabbet. (skewed
and square.) Feeding, Raising. Sash S"!pe Bill
side Rabbetr. step Nosng, Torus Bead, Tooth
Planes &c.
Jack and Fore Flame Handles; Hickory chsel do
Bench Screws and patent Bench Hooks.
For sale by
McDOWALL g. COOPER.
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5pAS2DvJANE9o
IRON.


IRON.
$50 bars and bundles Square, Round. Flat, Band,
Hoop, Nail Rod and Horse Shoe Iron,
Cast, German and Blister Steel.
HOLLOW WARE.
800 pieces, comprising Pots, from to 20 GAL
Ions, Oven-, Sauce Pans, (tin and porcelain lined
tin and porcelain lined Maslin Kettles and Soup
Diresterr, Spiders, Frying Pans, Grdirons, Pota-
toe ,Stea,ncrs, faeaaces, cooking Stoves, Glue
Pots. etc. etc,
From, and S,ure Door, Rahbeted and Plain Nor.
tce with brass and mineral furnnure,) Rim,
Plate, closet. cupboard, chest Drawer, Desk,
Trunk and NIGHT Locks, Spring ke;cIcs, Pad
Locks, of every description.
ST.VDRIES,
Door, Window and Parliament Butts, Window
Springs, Axle Pues, Shutter Fastenings, hrisi-
bie Door Springs square, round, flush and Shut
ter Bolts, sliding Door Fixtures, bed and table cas-
tors, screw and side Pullies, Wardrobe Hooks,
liron and brass,) hand and house Bells, with car
Iage completes Audirons and Fire Irons, Coffee
Mills, well PuIlies, cross cut and Mill Saws. Mill
Cranks, Stocks and Dies, Iron AxIcs, 10
q inches, wagon and cart Boxes, cut, wrought
am, horse shoe Nails.
Carpenters Tools complete, of various qualities
B;acksmi,li's do dn do do
n~e-m',- "rin-;'"' nort,on of the above has been
bought direct from The Manufactures, 0i "n'c" ''e
purchaser will have the advantage, and when The
Hardware requisite for a building, complete sci
of Kitchen Utensils or sets Of Carpenters or Black,
smiths Tools arc wanted, a liberal discount VIII
be made on the prices charged for single article
McDOWALL g. COO' Elk.
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

A new supply of the works Of popular and
standard authors, ANIMALS, School and miscellahe-
GUS books just received. Also, Letter, Deed a,'d
Note paper OF great Variety with envelopes to
ma ch Knives, r zorS and Sciss"rs, motto sea is'
waters, wax inkst,ndS, steel pens, ink, Japan.
Black, Blue and Red Water rulors, DrlLts,
Drawing materials &c. ~ 1OUNH.
Oct "a 43
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;p@292w>
From The Louisville Journal.
AUTUMN.

by J. r. DARRlcK.
The summer days hive passed away
Upon the breath Of flowers,
While with their funeral comes decay
In au!umn's sober hours:
Aud oh! how solemn now 10 view
The earth with beauty strown;
To watch the sky whose deep'ning blue
A sadder shade must own.
My heart was touched with pensiVe care.
To see in grove and lawn
The changes wrought in silence there,
Since summers rosy dawn;
The voice Of nature hymraed 10 me
A dirge of the decay,
And joined in saddest Symphony
Tho moments died aways
Oh il were sad 10 wander by
The solemn wood at eve,
To hear The birds in autumn's SKYE
The death Of summer grove,
TO hear The waves in music flow,
A stiller sadtcr stream,
And feel there rests on oil below,
A melancholy dream.
Yes. it were sad 10 roam the dale,
In evenings languid hours,
And hear the wanlon winds b"wail
The death Of summer flowers,
To sec how dropping nature wears
A mnurnfu face of care,
And hear no more the joyous airs
OF birds IN summer tlero.
But why in sorrow murmur no%?
Since GUd has made il so!
Why wear a weary, pcnsive brow,
The shade Of thought below
Oh learn how life must pass away,
With all Of human form
AS fades tho beautiful and gayI
In autumn wind and stolnI.
and like this solemn serious time;
In gloom, and shadow cast,
The gorgeous hucs Of summers cline.
All pr'ishelh at las;
Thus fade our lives like summers sky,
In evenings holy light,
While memories on our spirit lie.
The stars OF morta. night.
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An assortment of bes: Doeskins and Cassmcrea,
lain ana f,icy French CaS<imercs, Scotch PIads,
nd n endless variety OF pan,aloon stuifs Also
few pieces black and co!ored Broadclotls, and
rich Iestings remarkably low, at Wilson's
PALMETTO STORE.
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MoRAvIANs AND MoRAv1AN MARRIAGES.
Tile Moravians have very singular nolIons
as it respects forming matrimonial c"nncc-
tiuns. 1t is deemed disrcputabIc for young
men and Young women to associate together
on any occasion. or to cultivate any acquaIn-
lance. The more ctfcclualIy to keep them
apart, the two sexes have separate habIta-
tions, where they live and carry on their
respective vocalons. And not only this,
but in tho church there is partition. hugh as
the roof, running from the pul pit the whole
length of tho house; males occupy the one
side, ieInal's the other.
But now to the story that put me on wrI-
ting the article. The venerable old man
that narrated II to me, nearly half a ccnlu.
~ agn was one of the most spiritually mind.
cd men ] ever saw. never think oi HIM
without being reminded OF the Apostles de
scrIplun of the christian whose "conversa'
ton is in Heaven"
Fer many years, he told me, hc had been
steward of the ynang mems house at Grace
Hill, aud had not the least thought OF chan
gIng his SITUATION, or of taking unto himself
Il wife, till AN event occurred that required
him to do both. 4 colony was abont lcav-
nv the home establishment To lnrm the nu
ccrIS OF another cnngrcg"llnn III Il very
pro "lsn4 4nca'j';H II considerable distance.
Tbs nn':! >.nw&G! was chosen Il pastor, ind
ac"<I:in. l. li" constitution =: !ba h"ravI-
~. :lurr.. i.N ms; nu;"r -, MS "tllCG as :.
ma.,... :. u. !@E,tr H.: ca! -! P""N.n"nc"
a., H.. tutr .,t dNy, h. ao>rr'.d IL: "i,2"IH,-
m"Ul. AL 9"...,. l. have I! W''.: elected .pr
h.u. IL: va, t. yG.scd oHa certain m"fniHy5
l;rH ,aa i.nd'- ~; .;~@ "."r";"'i u. the
chun, 3! c"mpau.'i.:. lis a1N'"'f !" SHr
IlS brn,@ was intense. n; tir rHI,> 'rhair
their SHInI each her that day. nc mat
ron Of the female house, however, with
whom he had business to transact, agreed
To let him see his future s".ra'! at 4 distance
Exactly at twelve o'clock she was to send
her across the courtyard with basket "l
cucumbrrs to the pastors house.
We'll, he placed himself on the post of ob.
servalIon. and, Oh horror to his unspeaka
bic amazcmcnl, an old, dcrrcpit female, with
staff in one hand and a basket of cucum
bcrs dangling from the nihrr,i came out ol
the female house. "(foOd LOrd" he cxcIam.
ell, 'MhM hast Hou dome to me n0W!" It'll
then he had always acquicsccd i'll what had
appeared to him to be the decisions ut uner'
rIng wsdnm; but then, against the divine
procedure, and he formed the resolution that,
come what would, he never could be united
to that ugly creature. His mental, anguish
inr several hours was altogether lndlscrlha-
bIc. But towards evening an explanation
was made which completely ly relieved him.
At the time agreed upon by the malrnn she
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s;ail Road Stock for sale.
Aruy % W. THURLOW CASThN.
Head Quarters.

LuwER BATTALION, 22D REG. 5. &. NJ.
Camden, 9th Oct, ls49.
Order No
This Battalion is hereby ordered to parade at
Camden on Saturday the 24th day OF November
next at 10 o'c ock 4. NJ. for drill and review arm
ed and equipped as the law directs.
Commissioned officers, the nun-commssoned
Regimcntal staff, sergeants and corporals will as
sem5e the lay previous at the same hour and place
for drill and truct"n.
The Comoanie: will he formed and the Rolls
called precisely at the hour indicated. Captains
OF Companies are charged with the extension of
this order. By order ut Lieut.. Col J. B. hERsHAw,
Oct. II Ct A. &. BASkIN, AdI't.
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Come, See, and CONQUER

Gentlemen will find great variety Of made up
Coats, Vests, PantaIoons, Dress Shirts, Me-
rino Shirts, Merino Drawers. Gloves, (all kinds,)
Suspenders, Bod; Braces, Half Hose. Stocks
and Operates, Hats, Caps, Black and Fancy
CravatS, &C., &c. &c.
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factoriIy tested, be carried into practice in
the general culture of the farm. An oppor.
lunlly must also be furnished Of testing tho
qualities o! different breeds of cattle, horses,
sheep, and swine. How little is really
known by the great body of our farmers in
relation TO these matters. Who is there.
from actual trial and experiment., is prepared
to say which, of all the breed, of cattle, is
best adapted TO this State, for the Dairy or
the Shambles Has trial and comparison
been made between the different breeds
called Improved, and The Native Stock. so
that it can be said. this is the best for the far
mers of New York answer, ho.--And
would ask, is it not important that these
questions, so important to the farming inter-
est, should be determined! And would moi,
an institution. discreellv managed by judi
rions, intelligent and thorough qualified
practical man, IN time work out for US So
luton of these questions : So, too, with re-
gard TO horses. sheep, and swine the above
remarks are equally applicable.
There is now in this Stale large variety
Of grains in use--each has IFS advocates
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
II. w. PEGUES.
Houses for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, on reasonable
terms, his Houses and Lands at kirkw bod and in
Camden. The House at Kirkwood IS pleasantly
situated, large and commodous, with every neces-
sary Ou,buding, with an abundance Of pure wafer
convenient thereto, with q acres OF Land attach
cd most of which is woodland. The House in
Camden is situated on the West end Of Dekalb
street, upon considerable elevation, and is large
and comnodious, with all convenient and necessa-
~ Ou,hui!dings, Well of good water, and u
acres of Land Possession given Immediately
Persons wishing t" purchase will please call and
examine The premises. -
Oct loft JOllN liilAhEh.
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Lace Department,

Cotton Edgmgs nt a!l Widths and at all prices.
Cushioned and Wo,e Thread do. from cts a 3D..
Trimming l.accs Of every width and quality,
Black and White fl LceS assorted
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just Received,

The largest stock Of French Muslin Enbroide-
ries ever brought to this market, consisting of
Ladies French worked Collars
do Straight do newest styles
do French worked Chemizettes, "a lot Of
l40 from 37c. to $3.50
do worked Muslin Cuffs
French and Scotch Worked Muslin, Trimmings
in Swiss and Jacconet Edgings and lnsertngs
Also-A full stock OF plain and checked Musns
AT WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
A very complete and carefully selected assort-
ment Of striped and figured Worsted Goods, print
ed Cashmere aud MousSe!ane Dresses, all recent
ly imported from France and England. Aso-a
choice lot Of Satin striped Mousselanes, at 25c at
VISIONS PALMETTO STORE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-11-07
Rich and Rare !!

Ladies' rich fancy Silk Cravals.
Neck Tic>-only few left
Bonnet Ribbons, in greatest variety.
Belt do in almost every shade,
Fancy Neck do. assorted.
Linen Cambria llandkfs from IL, cts.
Fine Borrred and lrmsl,chch do,
At WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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stick Of Plain and Trimmed Laca Capes, offered
very low IL