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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-13
The RUSH for California.

There is great excitement about California. Mer-
chants lawyers, and mechanics, in hundreds will leave
this city, too day in the Ohio and Crescent City All
sorts Of merchandise, watches, boots clothing news
papers, books mechanics TOOLS trnkets Sc, &c. are
going of at q rapid rate.
There two steamers will be filed to their utmost
capacity. Adams Il Co, the enterprising express
house, in Wall street, send out, in charge Of q spe-
cal messenger, who leaves their at ten minutes
before three o'clock, this afternoon, over twenty
tons in small parcels and each emgrant carries
all that the regulations of the steamers will per-
NIT. About two hundred and seventy five passen-
gers 20 in the Crescent City; aud five hundred,
mostly for the Geld Region go in the Ohio.
The o. takes to
Havana so
Chsgres ............,.., 300
lOtdl.. 0UO
Among those in the o. are the following
Miss Campbell, daughter Of the American Consul at
Havana; Sr. Don EspiDosa and family; Major Scar Q,
U. s. Army; Mr. J. Day and family North Carolina;
James Cunningham, Charles Ba.s, and rhos. Plaside
These few not for California but having their
names, sivethem; they help to make up the crowd
going with the Californians
The arrival Of two hundred in the En-
pire City has given tremendous impulse to those
bound out They scarcely wait for the steam
ers to start. They are like the chap who, with a
friend several years ago, went into Boston, from q
neghborng town, to witness the reception of General
Jackson On reaching Maiden bridge, three or four
miles from the city and hearing the distant booming
of the cannon, notwithstanding the speed of his
horse, he jumped out of the wagon and started on a
run for Boston, exclaiming, lark There goes the
thsll be too late 20 So it Is with the gold
hunters There is not steamer aoat fast enough for
them.
INTERESTING FROM BRAzu.-We find no addi-
tional political news in the formal do Concrete, of
Rio de Janeiro, received on Saturday There are
several items of interest in relation to commerce.
On the 10Th September, were launched, in pre-
sence of the Emperor, three new steamers, two
Zone o from for private persons, and one of 100
horse power tor The government. Another for the
government, OF 220 horse power, 10 IN progress of
construction. These ste aners and their machine
ny, were constructed IN large ship yard and
foundry belonging to Brazilian gentleman, who
employs about six hundred persons
The Secretary of the Treasury has sent crcu-
lars to different merchants and others, requesting
their views IN writing, and afterwards at meet
ing, In regard to the best means to establish on a
better footing the circulating medium.
Congress Is to open its session on the LIST Janu-
airy ext and in all the provinces the elections for
members of Congress have gone In favor of the
government.
line of eight sailing vessels, of GOO tons EACH
has been established between Rio and Havre, TO
sail on the 18th OF each month
The following is the last money market report
s5s; dollars, lsSooi government stock ssss provn-
eiAl, SIS.
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TINS FALL ELECTIONS Louisiana and Mchi-
pan. it appears, have gone Cor the democracy, thus
following in the wake of other States. New York
lie the only state in which the wings have SHOW
Of holding heir own, aud It is doubtful even u
they hold their own here. ii they do, they may
thank the "gemmcn ob color" 'hrouih out the
State SO stands the poor cabinet and their acpo-
tsm, before the people Of the United States.
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1v,inh n,aimen, Head Quarters To,

hoots fof farfd nf the ~ fion Nass4u
Streets crane iiiarg boots from 81 % So fine calf - on
TrtrcI ca 50 80 ueuay SGtu other proof
boots o. " 81. snccs and gsiters hand cheap
81
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Weather az Unn,lcs,on--No Frost


CH.nLEsroN, Nov. II 1919.
The weather here IL quite wa,m-ths Thermometer
reaching GO. No frost has yet appeared
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lowing extract OF itieT. Ouieu
CARrHAGENA, Oct. IL, 1919
Business Is slowly ItyislUg from the apathy
which the dreadful ravsges ct the cholera in this
province has created. IL made lis first appearance
about the last Of May, aud remained until the lat
ter part OF August. during which time, out Of a
population of 600 Ia this province, exclusive ot
the city tf Carthaesna,) 2,400 fell victims. 10
ragged with equal violence VA the Interior, aud on
the Msgdalena river, where about 1000 died in
two months. At Santa Martha and Barrsugull,
wh,re The mortality was excessive, few cases
were still reported.
The strong N. H. trade winds were anxiously
looked tor, To drive away the seeds Of this most
fearful scourge. BUTT was on the Ma gdalsna where
he mortality appears to have been the greatesten-
urely deVopuaing villages, aud leaving no sign or
vcstige of anything human within It's precincts.
In Bogota, n has yet made its appearance, and
the nosi irghtiul alarm was felt, on account Of ts
near approach. On the l9th ot September, busi-
ness was entirely suspended. politics UNDECIDED or
forgotten, and every prccautiun taken To molllty
and alleviate the sufeunrs which they were hour
" awaiting. Many think IL will entirely devastate
the city, ~ the mass OF the inhabitants are very
filthy IN then habits. Chat Is, the lower classes)
aud poorly prepared with medical advice The
last reason may be assigned as the cause of the
great mortality that ensu,d throughout all New
CANADA.
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CANADIAN ArrAms-We give, in to-day's paper,
some interesting correspondence from Canada,
which shows that the feeling for annexation to the
promises to be irresistible. IL appears that an
noxalon association has been formed IN Montreal,
aud that an important annexation meeting was held
in the City Hall, IN Toronto Really, really, we
fear Canada will be petltionIng US for annexation
long before We shall be prepared to open the door
for her
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Executive Appointment

W,suiNGroS Nov 12-5P VI.
The President has appointed Michael Aimes Trea-
,urer at the Mint in New Orleans vice Bea declined
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Louisiana EIectLOp.

Nav ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1919.
There Ia no doubt Of the election Of Walker the de-
mocratic candidate for Governor.
The Congressional delegation, Il is believed, will
stand the same as in the last Congress.
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VERY LATE FROM CARrHAGESA BY the arrival
Of the bark Bogeta, from Carthagena, 18th ult, we
are under obligations to Capt Thomas, for the fol-
lowing extract Of a letter. dated
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Chsgres NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
| New Orleans. $50
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HOr1ses for Sale.

: r .Thfc subscrber4ofeE 1or ale,eon7 reasunabls
terms, his Houses and Iapds ct kirkw0od and in
Camden. The House at Kirkwood j.. pleasantly
situated, large and conmodious, with every neces.
sary OutbuiIding, with an abundance Of pure water
convenient thereto, with 81 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 elevatont and is large
and commodous, with all convenient and necessa-
ry Outhudings, Well of good water, and "a
acres of Land Possession given Immediately.
Persons wishing to purchase will please call and
examine the premises.
Oct loft JOHN WHITAKER.
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PRODIGY OF CHEMISTRY.

The celebrated and elegant Toilet Articles now in
Use are JULES HAUEL'S...-Hls Medicated
Nymph Soap, or Eau Divine De Venus, composed
of Eastern Botanical discovery Of surprising efficacy,
for rendering the skin soft and fair we'll as mpartng
delicate hue the complexion, and eradicate
Tan Pmples freckles, Sunburn, and other unsghty
taneous vsations, nmical to female loveliness.
His Eau Lustral and Hair Restorative, free
from all ardent Spirits pungent oils, and other destructive
materials, cleans the hair expedousy, renders it bean
fully bright, and mparts the delicate fragrance Of the
flowers; and it will positively bring in New Hair on Bald
Heads by the Of this celebrated extract pre-
seatvc against badness and an nllibe cure in all a
econs ofthe skin the head well preventing the
Hair, from turning gray.
His Celebrated Shaving Cream, which defes o
comparison in America or Europe
lie also offers the sanction Of the public his Rose
Tooth Paste, which single trial will prove its efca
Cyl.
His Liquid Hair Dye, for changing nstantaneously
Red or Grey Hairs beautiful Black Brown Color
without inuring the skin.
Manufactured by JULES HAUEL, Phladelphia:
For sale in Camden by
j. r. McKAIN, z J. DELAY, F. l. ZEMP and A. Youso.
Oct. 10
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Cheering intelligence!
WN3. Commenced.
Oct. Is, 1S49

nNT commenced,
And the victo will be given to all who desire
to save money in the purchase of Boots Shoes,
Hats and Bunnets, by calling at the
OLD ESTABLISHED STORE,
Opposite the Bank of Camden, and one door north
of NJ. Drucker & TO-, where have now opened
22l PACKAGES
Embracing every style and fashion, for the Fall
'rade. The stock has been laid in at the lowest
CASH prices, and manufactured particularly to Or
der, and am determined to sell TO those buying for
cash, at least Is per cent less than are asked for
the same kind at the credit stores.
REMEMBER,
No profits put on for bad debts, which must neces-
sarily occur with them.
Having been many years engaged in the Shoe
trade, the public may rest assured that no pains
shall be spared TO keep up such an assortment and
at such prices as will conduce to the interest of all
to step in and Judge for themselves before purcha-
sing, as goods viii he freely shown, whether sales
are made or not.
IN PART:
500 pairs mems goat, calf, kip and seal Boots, at
800 pairs mems goat, calf kip and seal Bootes, at
$l00to $500
1900 pair mems stout cali, goat, kip and seal do
1000 pairs womcn's various kinds leather Boots
and Buskns a. 50c 5 -
300 pairs wonen's various Kinds morocco Tics
and Buskins, at BIC. to Sl.00
75 pairs ladies' black and colorcd Cater Boots,
at $0.75 to $l.00
100 pairs ladies black and colored half Cater
Boots, at G2c. $lO
300 pairs ladies' best Philadelphia kid Ties and
walking a. Sl.O0 10 Sl.50
700 pairs chdren's leather and morocco Boots,
at l6c. to 7oc.
Bows and misses Boots and Shoes, a great varlc-
rely, at soc. to Sl.5O
1900 pairs Negro black and russell Brogans, at SOC
to SLIP
1000 pairs southern make Stitchdowns, which will
be fitted 10 measures at small advance.
Hats and Caps.
Extra fashionable Nutria, Moeskin and Satin
Beaver, with all the various kinds OF drab and blk
broad and narrow brims, paina, Buena Vista, An
goa, aud Is dozen mems and boys Wool, either
by the dozen or at retail.
EOnnctS.
Leghorn, Tuscan, Open Work, Medina, Willow
DC. for ladies and misses, trimmed and untrmmcd
Sole and Upper Leather, Calf and Lining
Skins, Trunks, Carpet Bags and Shoe
Makers Tools, of all kinds,
always on hand.
TO say that sell exclusively southern manufac.
turcd Shoes, made by southern workmen, OF south
ern Leather, do not pretend, but am ready at
all times, to get up any description to order, as low
as they can be had at any other shop.
WANTED-Six or eight good workmen.
j. s. McCADDON.
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

The subscribers having received their supply Of
now Fall and Winter Goods. now offer them for
sale low for cash, or in exchange for country pro-
duce. They consist in part as follows, r..
London Duff1le Blankets,
Cassimercs and Sattinets,
Kerssys and Plaid Linzeys,
Plaid Jeans and Tweeda,
Blue, White and Brown Homespuns, of every
descriptions,
English an American Prints, ..
Handkerchefs of all descriptions,
ALSO
Dundee and Kentucky Bagging, heavy article
Weaver's, best Philadelphia Bale Rope,
Phad lphia 8 ply Twne,
Muscovado and New Orleans Sugars,
Rio Java and Cuba Coffees,
Cuba and New Orleans Molasses,
Mackarel, new, Nos. l. 2 and 3,
Liverpool Salt etc. etc., all of which will be
sold on the most accommodating terms by
GEO. s. DOUGLAS & co.
Camden, Oct. 10 Al #
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.st1.oNsiGNEEs TER RAIL ROAD.
dfN.eMayblu,r, Young, B, & Co., E. Myers
l.. Elias, ]. s. McCaddon. J. Dunlap, r. King
N'S., Springs l. Weddingtou, z. J. DELAY, J
Myrs, Rahison & Coz, F.'Wilson. Phifrr & I,
MelchorlSs tShunpoik. LaCos,e & CO., b. W.
Yhamlers, w. G. Workman, d. & Co.. E. w
sBnnnes;, 81: W"ife: n. b. d L. H. Williams
A.se;rahar'. .. 8. Blackwell & Co.. Hamis &
Z. EiiassJ. 8. Springs. J. Adams. H. Levy, T.
J:iHsiioa, g. Pkites. Carson e. Co, H. II. q
n. Eishord,ElA MO K. Kennedy, E. NJ. Bon
a6asfa.s Parks, rs. Wade, r. Davidson & Co.
!sxSsAmair e. Boone, G. Ma,heson, j. Meyers
:J.;R.. MeKain,l Wahers & Co., b. Matheson,
:f. KSsbinan:3. A:rMcNrely, A.. B. Springs, j.
'IsER<ia, J. James, r. w. Huey, Brem e. 4.
john Woskmaa, g. B. Massey, r. B"nnell 4
Co. R+1sa Reid. n. Holleyn,an, Villepigue u
SsoR-tEf Alden. C.'M:' Wienges, 8. Keeler, G.
.D.oBeckham, w. Johnson, w. Anderson, Nc.
Dowe4fasaCn. r. G. e. r. e. Edwards, L. H.
Psessif, Wilson e. Co, JILL. Wheeler, Hous.
stnr q iErier. J. g. Wadsworth. Falls & Son,
D. McNair. J. 4. Parnell, 7. Carpenter, R. G.
.FdAnsdi, Planters Hotel. w. d. Strickland
NC Champion, J. Crockett, Winchester u Son.
A.P. Moss & Co., J. b. Mickle, 8. Withers,
"Asiasa4i 4iomssly. Townsend T. Co., w. Twiner,
,. E3tPfap'W. P. Leach, J. p. Henderson, j.
p. H-nd.r.on, J. B. N-ttles, J. Hasseltine, n.
G.cBssasoG Springs Il Brawley, J. NJ. Hous'
'tau, ~ sscfsrland, [R Wilson & Co.. W.
f. Johus"n, H. Pate, Wallace e. p. 8. Is. En-
m,ns.D. stiaIloy, Springs & Wi,hers, II. W.
AtcIaio.b; r. G.. Law, Cook e. L.. S. Benson,
W. Kennedy, W.. u, Campbell, g. w. Kendall
20 RI, ". w.. Eims e. Co.. r. NJ. Fuller q Go
81 Trnt,er, r. L. Hart. J. B. & w. K. Twi'ty,
Tina Lang Stacy & Boyd, Jas. Ches"u', E.
Ovrrcash, j. 8. Cooke & Co., w. R. Grier,
Neil Brown & Williams, R. r. Mcdaniel, B.
Oates, C.5L. Chat,en, &. McCuicheon, c. L.
Witherspoep. 4. r. Leach. c. c. Henderson
Ransoln Il Jenkins, Hoke & Michal, 7. Siarke'
DIP. F,itIingsIey, W. Cock6eid, Rufus Sarrin'
tcr,sJ. p. Sutherland, Thos, Helms, I. & X
Jenkins & Roberts, J. 4. Carnes.
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Head Quarters.

CHARLESTON, OCT. 3, lS49.
ORDER No.
Tn, 5,h Regiment of Cavalry and 23h Regiment
Of Infantry, will parade for review and drill at Co.
lumbia, on Wednesday the 5th Of December next,
the line to be formed at II o'clock NJ.
The Commissioned and non Commissioned Off.
Gers, will assemble The day previous for drill and
instruction, at ii o'clock Am.
The Major General Of the Sd. division, and the
Brigadier General of the Sd, Brigade Of Cavalry.
and ST. Brigade Of Infantry, will, with their staff
attend,
The Brigsder Generals are charged with the
extension Of their order TO their respective CON-
mands.
The entire suit Of His Excelcncy, are directed
to attend him on tho day Of review fully equtpcd
By order Of the Commander -in-chief,
J. W. CANTEY.
Adj't and Insp. Gcn'rl
U Sumter Banner will copy and publish until
day of review.
Oct. II, IS49. az
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Per NOrtherner.
For The W'inter Canap0isn

For The Winter Campaign.
The subscriber has recently returned from
Charleston, where he has been engaged in select
nI and purchasing his Fall and Winter supply OF
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye >tuffs, and
Window Glass; Soaps,
Brushes, Perfumery, Spices and
Fancy Articles.
Which he will dispose of on the most liberal terms
and to hch he respectfully invites the attention
of Physicians, Planters and dealers generally.
He is now the regularly appointed agent for the
following valuable Preparations viz:
Golfers Remedy for Diseased Horses,
Aliens Compound for Dyspepsia,
Eppngs' Sarsapara and Queens Delight,
Brandreth's Pills,
Keelcr's carminative Cordial,
i" cough SyruT,
Rhumatic Lo:lon.
Vermifuge Syrup,
Liver and Sanatve Pills, &c. &c.
Jayne's Expectorant, ..-
Alternative,
Sanative Pills,
-. Carminative Balsam, . ......
Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Roche's Embrocation.
Peter 6, encer's, Moffat's, Lees, Gordon's,
Wright's and Beckwitli's Pills; Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, Jujube Paste, Horehf und candy, with
many other articles in the line too numerous to
mention, may be had at L. J. DELAYS,
Oct II Nearly opposite Masonic Hail..
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Negro Shoes and Brogans!

5000 pairs Negro Shoes and BrOgans, sewed
and pegged, mostly Of my own manufactuse, which
Iofferat less price than the same quality OF shoe
can be purchased, Of northern work. would also
call the attention Of purchasers to my fine Boots
and Shoes Of every description, all of which Of
fer as low they can be purchased in this or any
other market. G. ALDEN.
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RaunVal.

The subscriber has removed to the Brick House
well known as the Meugy Store, few doors soutl,
of DeKalb street, Immediately opposite the Epis-
copal Church, and recently occupied by MIR. A. E.
Allen, where he will carry on general Mercantile
Business, exclusively on the cash system.
The highest market prices, in cash or barter, will
be paid for Country Produce.
JOHN INGRAM.
Oct IN al If
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Copartnership Notice,

The undersigned have associated themselves
together under the firm of WALKER f. WAL
TER. for the transaction of a " Fdcfordge and
General Commission Business" From their long
experience in the selling Of Produce, hope to mer
it share Of patronage and will mako liberal ad.
vances on Cotton and other produce sent TO them.
All consignfnents will be attended 10 with prompt
ness and dispatch. RIClI'D r. WALKER.
GEORGE. II. WALTER,
Charleston, Sept. 1st, ls49 36
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New. New. New.

Received by Nortberner ard opened this morn
ing Ladies' superior White Kid Gloves, assorted
sizes, Gents do do do do do
Ladies' clear Lawn Handkerchief beautiful ar
ticle; Ladies' heavy White Silk Hose Elegant
Cameleon Gro de Rhine Silks Elegant Figured
do do do do new styles; Low
priced printed Cashncres, sc.
F.. w. BONNEY.
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Head Quarters,
LOWER BATTALION, 22D REG. 5. &. NJ.
Camden, 9Th Oct, l649.

Camden, 9Th Oct, l649.
Order No
This Battalion is hereby ordered to parade at
Camden on Saturday the 24lh day of November
mex, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. for drill and review arm
ed and equipped as The law directs.
Commissioned officers, the non-commssoned
Regimental staff, sergeants and corporas will as
semble the CAV previous at the same hour and place
for drill and instruction.
The Companies 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 OF Lieut. COL J. B. kEEsHAw,
Oct. l76t A. G. BASKIN, Adj't.
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she,r,iff,s snIe.

BY Virtue of Sundry Writs of FL Fa., to me di-
rected will sell on the first Mondayin November
next, befoie the Court House door in the town Of
Camden, between the legal hours of sale the fol-
lowing property to wit:
All the right, title and interest, of'the defendant
in and to Lots No. 1925 and 1865 with the improve
ments thereon in the town of Camden. Lot No.
1895 fronts west on Broad Street, Lot No. 1866
fronts East on Market Street, each measuring &c
feet wide by 264 feet deep, Levied and to be sold
as the property of Lewis Johnson, at the suit of
Robinson g. Caldwell,
One Bale cotton, levied on and to be sold as the
property Of Roland Reynolds at the suit Of John
N. BoyIes. ......
All the defendants Right and Interest Of the
defendant in and to 500 acres of Land more or less
with the Improvements thereon lying on the wa
ters of Saunders creek adjoining Lands OF DR..
NJ illing and ]. B. Cureon and others,
Negro Woman named Lucy, also mules
mare, two horse Wagon and Bugge, 20 head of
cattle, so head of hogs, levied on and TO be sold
as the property of VIM. Nelson at the suit of
NJ D. Wood and others vs VIM. Nelson. Terms
cash.
Purshasers TO pay for papers.
THOS. J. WARREN, 9. z. D,
Oct Is, 1S49. AZ 3t
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Lost

Cameo Breast Pin, between my house at Kirk.
wood and IogtowE. The finder will be rewarded
by returning it to H. LEVY.
October 10 81 If
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Workman a Boone

workman q 0OOu0
Respectfully invite the attention Of the public
to their extensive assortment Of
Boots and Shoes.
Mems fine calf stitched Boots,
Mems fine calf pump Boots,
Mems fine calf water proof cork, superior,
do do do do do quilted do
do do do stitched Bootees, No. l,
do do do do do No. 2.
DO do do stitched welt do No. l,
do do do do do No.2,
do do do do Congress Boots, No !
do do do pcgged pump Boots.
do do do do half welt Boots.
do fine kip peggcd half welt Boots,
do do calf do Bootees, pump,
do do do do do half welts,
do do kip do do do
Boys fine calf pegged Bootees, pump,
do do do do half wells,
do do kip do do do
do kip pegged Bootees, heavy,
do do DO do half welt,
do fine kip do do do
do do do do heavy
Ladies' Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' fine Silk Caters, variegated,
do do do black and colored,
do fne lasting do black
do do half do black pump,
do do half do do welt,
do fine kid Ties and Slips,
do do do and Buskins, welt,
do fine goat Boots and do do
do do calf do do
Misses kid Slips and Ties,
do kid Buskins and Ties, welts,
do calf do welts,
do morocco Buskins and Bootr, welts,
do do Boots, pump.
Chdren's Boots and Shoes assorted.
ALSO -
Many other Gcntlcmen's and Ladies' Boots and
Shoes, too numerous to mention.
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Just Recciyeds

Just ReCciVed;s -
The largest stock Of French Muslin EmtFoids-
res ever brought to this market, consisting Of.
Ladies French worked Collars ~
do Straight a do newest styles
do French worked Chemizettes, "a lot uf
40 from 37c.to $3.50 '-'f, ~,
do worked Muslin Cuffs = ~ -.
French and Scotch Worked Muslin, Trimmines
in' Swiss and Jaccenet Edgings and IGsestafs
Also-A full stock of. plain and checked -Muslins
AT WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE,
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Rich and Rara.!s

Ladies' rich fancy Silk Cnysn, ,,n t-es,t ~,
Mech Ties -ordy q few lsft -
Bonnet Ribtons, in greatest variety,
Belt do tn almo.t every snds;S
Fancy Neck DO. sssostsdy, -frt ~
Linen Cambric Handk6y from IA ctas
''i Pine Bordefed and Hefnssitched do 9at 81
At WILSON'S STORE.
September 26 s4 II
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5000 Pairs Negro Shoes,
Russet and Black, at very small advance, as
quick sales and light profits is our motto.
Also, the finest assortment of
Trunks, Vaiises, Carpet Bags, Hats
and Caps,
That can be found in the surrounding country.
Call and you will be satislied-three doors below
the Bank of Camden, East side.
October 10 al IF
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Dress Goods.

Dress Goods. - &c,
Avery complete and carefully selected assoft-
ment Of striped and figured Wossted Goods, print
ed Cashmere and Mousselaine Dresses, aTlfeeeds-
ly imported from France and England e AlSo!!-s
choice lot Of Satin striped Mousselsinee, s25Cas
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