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Real Estate fo,. sale.

The subscriber offers for ssle lis Camaen hoISe.
AS winter residence for.a small family. thers Il
none more pleasant or Convenient 1t will bc cold
low. Also his h'rs wood residence we'll situsted
('n the Lancaster Road,] for marketing, and per-
fectly heainy' Also, will be sold low. fourteen
shares ka1 Road stock, and two shares Telegraph
stock. r.ersons wishing to purchase are, Fvisea
10 cat.. 'ts'' " "s'FSE E. w. BONNEE
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=. ~ !. IlhkNoWN = WORLD.

$=ssst ssss a NJ UNNNOHaS WVnbO'
sThs English have erecen,lymade settlement
~ Aaea. near Al, The Red Sea. Having once oh.
,,;sea asfooshold, they, English like. began TO
ulxk Iabom Them, and one Of their hrst discov'
eriess sras a riverrwhere none was marked upon
anyseiart; and upon this they steamed Soo
miles without finding the least olstncho".-
Hasins now passed round this continent. lei us
ia.d, de' ID he interior. Fur half a century The
Eseiish soyernnseni; have been eKpendlng lives
and treasures m partial exploration. They
i,nv. fp,nd thai iihis sshole tract Of country ls
go ne fertiiity and beauty. ahaunding
IN cold, and eli sorts Of tropical vegetut,"n--
TSsess Ora handreds Of woods, h'e .ior
dyiaspsnd sschitecidrai purposes, not found 10
other possions of the world. Through y tor
,hotsands of miles sweeps rirer, from three
10 sif niles bsoad, with clear water, and OF un
sdsyasssd depths Rewing onaai the rate OF Two
ayshcss miles an hour, without rock, shoai or
saas 10 interrupt It's navigation. Other rivers
sy,l,s INTO this, their tributary waters, OF such
volumes as snusthaye required haadreds OF miles
bscoilected. 5cts they seem scarcely TO en-
iarpe il. 96is river. pours its waters into the
ktsus,c through the most magnificent della IN
the world, cofsisting of a hsndred mouths, e1
tending urs,asabIs fse hundred miles saipng the
cosst. .sapd mos.ly hroad. deep and aavigabls for
sseafnhoats.s Uppoa this river are scattered
citiessotne Of which are esti'noted to contain
ansilion of inhaBitants, and the whole country
teeins wisEs dease popaiatian. -.
Far III .lhe iuteriors in the very heart OF tue
continent, is nation in an advanced state Of
civilization. The grandeur and beauty pf par'
f,o6s Of she seountfy theonghAwhich the Niger
nsskessit sweering circui, are lndescribabie.-.
ID ynany pieces lis banks rise boldly athousa' q
Jset. ana are thickly covered with the richest
yeeeiation of tropical climps. But all this
yasl md sublime country, this scope Of rich ier'
s;Iity and gruuantic beauty, is apparently shut
so,,t forever from the worc.S u Is the negro gre. s
sole possession 4 He need not fear the Incnrr,'
sous of ihe white man there, Tor orer TINS wnoie
1oseiy counfry moves one dread malay, and 10
ibes sxhse 1nantitss the . valley of the shodom
ofaca,h:n In expedition alier exDedion sent
cut from fae sEnglish ports on the island ot AS
e..asiors, not one in ten has returned aliye-all
Sys. Ellen sictims 10 this seemingly beautiful
xStit,srs Itsseems impossible an English
mo, "a bseasbe that air. So dreadful isit--so
saa.tl fse. Shaice of life, that criminals ring
tasd haze b sSn offered pardon on condition Of
vxiunte er;ng insbn; service, n'ose4terrihle than
ibasisoi' ss5lia fsg the poison from the fable
Upas. ydntry, tempting as IS. can hniY
ie penetfaied II the risk at iiie, and It Is mel
ancboly to think that those who have given us
eyenihe neagre Information that we have' %
il at the sacrifice of their lives -
sss,is. .1 g; Simmoad Colonial Magazine.
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TWenty.fiye Dollars Reward
CHARLESTON NECK ICE HOUSE.

(Corner Of 81 Philips and Kandenlpra Steess.S
Have now on hand and constantly receiving tys
ICE, which is offered ior sale at low fsfes.ss
From the proximity or this Houset the Ran Rod
Depot, and the advantages the Subscriber has OF
being constantly supplied With the best alsicieE
he confidently invites the attention of Hotel Kesps
ers and others. AL Orders To- any part q tho
Country attended to with care and despatch and
any information IN regard to the manner % esnSs
structing boxes Tor the preservation office hd1
melting, will be given on application to- 81,
JOHN b. MA ARTIN. Agentss5x
OrL. T. POTTER, No. l47 East Bay, sss
Packages at cost. x - :
nIsy1gs ns;eS ID. i'Gs Gs4s ice A0uis . ka koad
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Orders No, s.

In pursuance of orders received from 1t. Col
Kershaw, an election for First and Second Lieu
tenants OF Beat Company No. =, to fill the vacan-
ees occasioned by the resignation of Its. Cooper
and Boone, will be held at the court house on Sa-
turday the 9Th day of April next. Corporals LIE.
w and Moore are detailed as managers. -- -..
BY order Of Capt Young.
march, II. HARRIS, y. ).
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Masonic.

A stated communication Of Kershaw Lodge, No.
%. A. F. NJ, win be held at their Lodge Room this
(Tucsduy) evening at Z o'clock precisely. Brethren
vii! please take due notice. and govern themselves
&C ,ordingly. BY order Of
in. GAMEwELL. W. M.
S. ]. YOUNG. Secretary. -, .,F
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New Spring Shoes,

The subscriber has received the present week
a good assortment of fashionable and well-made
SHOES, which he offers at the lowest prices for
cash. {" G. w. OLNEf.
march % 13 st
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Removal,

The subscriber having removed bis Shop ono.
door in rear of M. Drucker's store. vii be- happy
to supply any one with Gin, Horse Mill Thseshs |,
ing Machine or Wheat Fan. II He requests Plan
ters, before sending to another, State for Gins te
call and examine his, as they are warranted to b
as well made, as free from taking fife, 70 run g
light, and make as good cotton as can be had, and
sold as cheap, (two dollars per saw, made out of
the best cast steel plate.) I,eEh s.lstsF s.s,,e4
Old Gins faithfully repaired. s e g.
Feb. 7. s.s seasf,,s Raj Ts.xa
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From New York,

From New York,
The subscribers have received per Southerner,
a case of "Warnock's" FdshiOnable Summer Hats,
Also, dozens J. NJ. Davies, Jones g. CO.'S patent
shoulder seam Shirts, and an elegant assortment
of summer cravats. They have also,
Broad brim white Fur Hats
do do Panama do
do do Campeachy do
do do Palm Leaf
Yo this Panama and Fur Hats
Chdren's Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats
April 4. MCDONALD q COOPER.
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rThe undersigned having disposed Of his in
terest in this place to Mr.. z. J. DELAY, would re-
commend him to the favorable consideration Of his
friends and former customers 20 -'
. ~ ]. A. CLEVELAND.
Feb. 60. 8 6t
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More Rich Dress Goods.

Another case of ladies rich Dress Goods' direc'
from Broadway, aud consisting OF French Cling
hams. plain and fancy Berages, fine printed !aco'
ne,ts and Lawns, rich silk Tissues, lustrous linen
.Ginghams, and fashionable Engliah prnts mas Jus.
been opened at e -r.' ~ 'oosf>Ci S'
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Mourning Goods.

The subscriber has just received large supply
Black Bombazine, do. Silk warp Ali Pscha, Hand
some Black Summer Silks, Plain Black Berage.
Plain Black Lawns and Figured Muslins, Black
and Slate Ginghams, Handsome Black Prints,
Black Linen Goods, &c. E. w. BONNEY.
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PICTORIAL HISTORY OF NORTH
!rs AMERICA.
Proposals for Publishing by Subscription, a
Pictorial History Of
NORTH AMERICA.

Proposals for Publishing by Subscription a
Pictorial History of
IS NORTH AMERICA.
Br JoHN FRosr I. L. d. ILLUSTRATED WITH MORE
THAN THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ENGRAvINNGS.
Sumo of the interesting in the great drama
Of human lfe have been enacted on the North American
Continent the stirring events connected with Its discov-
ery the exploration of its harbors and rvers by various
naons-the establishment of colonies within its bounds.
the wars of the Spaniards-he French, the Dutch, and
the English the per OF the Missionary the emgant nnd
the adventurer-he advances Of fcivzation-the triumph
industry the achievements of genius in arts and
the revolutions and establishment of Independent States
combined with the general developments Of physical and in
teecual pregress impaTt the history Of North America
the fascination Of romance. Iii 49,. :, q,
thoroughly related without connecting with that Of North
America Previous the American Revolution, the Can
adus were with the revolving Colonies equally part OF
the British EMPIRE and the history of that portion Of North
aminaon only for III. purposes Of comparison and con.
trast Louisiana became part of the United States IN
l9O3 Florida in 1920 and Texas in l3i6, and their history
previous their admission in to the Union must Of course
BE- an object ofntsres the American Citizen. We may
add that appreciate fully the more remote causes as well
AZ the results Of the recent Mexican War, The History o
Mexico be contrasted with that Of the United States
Thus in order understand truly the History Of the U.
nited States We look the whole Of North America
and in contemplating the great picture, discover the rela
ton which the parts bear TO each other. t'. - 49,,
The reputation of Professor Frost is well establshed
fer impariaty, accuracy and the interest which e never
fails TO mpart his narratives that the Publishers ee
confident that the forth coming volume will receive the
general appreciation Of the community. They have aimed
TO make the price low render it accessible to all
and they know of historical work equal in size and
has been Offered terms equally favorable to the purcha
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Rail Road Notice.

The South Carolina Rail Road Company does no
engage to notify consgnees of the arrival ogoos and pro-
duce they ARE considered delivered when they have
reached the Depot and at the risk of the owner; but no
removed they win be turned over the
subject TO the usual charges ofstonge #
Country goods snbject to storage after one week.
Town goods subject to storage alter ~ hours.
April a lS49. n. D. BAXLY, Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JOB WORK.

For all Job Work done at this Office the
Cash will be required on delivery.
Bills for advertising will be presented for
quarterly. @ 81
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To Hire.

The subs crber has for hire either by the month bal
ance of the year. Cnee good Carpenter, Juno, cook
washer and ironer, Morris, boy IA yeurs Of age: handy
about house. A. BOht
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ThOmDsOnian Medicines,

Embracing every article now used inthe practice.
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Pectora; Roche's Embrocatior
Jayne's. .Expectorant; Jayne's Alternative
Jayne's Tonic v=rmifuge and Carminative Balsam
Covert's Balm of Life; Taylor's Balsam Liverwort
Robinson's Patent Barley; Prepared Farina
&c. &c. For sale by
z. J. DELAY.
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hail.
April 4th, 1649. If IA
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Attention! DeKalb Guards. "a

You will parade on the 81 Saturday IN Aprii
next, properly armed and equipped.
By order Of Capt. Muffat,
e march 81. W. E. HUGHSON, o. s.
p. S.-A dinner will be prepared for tue occa.
sion, @aix 1919 - .!,s si;lf!
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s.clexeiand,s sCompesnd. .syrnp. Of

seCleyeiand,s Gompegnd s&yrnp Of
STILLHGn SYIEAHCA OF QUERFs DELIGHT:
For the Rslisf. and Cure of all Diseases arising
- from an impure state Of thsblood or
..s.a; other fluids Of .ths body. 4. ,.,.r,.ss-.5
This valuable Syrup combines all the medicinal
qualities of those articles which have been used
in all cases where powerful Deobstruent and Az
teratire effect is desired.
Prepared by J. A. Cleveland, 207 King street,
Charleston. And for sale by z. J. DELAY.
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hail.
April 4th 1649, tt IA
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Bacon Hams and Sides for sale low for cash
,y E. w. BONNEY.
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TO Dentists.

The subscriber has made arrangements by
which he can at short notice procure Gold Foil
and other articles for Dentists use, from Charles
ton and furnish the same at prices that will not
fail 10 satisfy the most economical.
April 4th lS49. q. J. DELAYS.
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hail.
April 4th, 1649. tt ID
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For Sale or Rent.

The Brick House on Log.town square lately
owned by Mr.. w. B. Johnston. 1t is desirable
place of resdence-healthiul at all seasons an
convenient to business
Apply to Mr. s. E. CAPERs.
rP' VIM. REYNOLDS. 3
Feb 13, 1s49. If 7
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Cotton Yarns, &c.

The subscriber has on hand, and will in future
have a continual supply of YARN and CLoTl3
from the Catawba Factory, both of which will beaI
comparison with any made in this country.
Terms as usual for such articles.
Jan. a. JAS. McEWEN, Agent
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By Steam Five Days from @NswF York;
The Subscriber is just opening a pretty <assostA
ment of Fashionable Spring Goods--an sheia
are. .t5 = = ~ : s4rs lisEs Essss fsis sssfS
Handsome Spring Prints from 8 10 81 scentspek
Handsome Spring Ginghams from l 8 to 37l ciss
/" Mourning do. do 3lto 374 cts.
Rich Printed Lawns from 20 to a 4 cts..,--.l--rs.
do Organdi Mouslns from Is to 373 cts.
Plain and Printed Worsted Berage from 4ltto
621 cts. - - 80. 5is r.. 1850
Pretty Thread Edgings from 10 TO- 371 cts.11
Linen Cambria Handk is from lS3 10 81 so each.
Plain and Fancy Linen and Colored Drills for
Mems wear. "a
Very heavy Barnsley Drills. - ..s "
Marseilles and other v es,ings.4 .s.4.esss&H
Gcntlemens Summer Gloves and Cravats. ~
Also, gupd assortn ent Of Ladies Superior Kid
Gloves, all sizes and colors. - ,sz~~@-
Expecting TO receive in afew days 200 Gentle
mems and Youths Summer Coats, from 81 to 80
each. Also a large assortment Of ready msdc
Vests--sll made to order and warranted to be as
low as any purchased in this market. Hereafter
goods will be sold by the subscriber on the prnci-
pie of "small profits and quick sales i pss a
E. w. BONNEYsgs
March 5th, IF * To-
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" Dry Goods in Charleston,
gregg For Spring of lS49.

Dry Goods in Charleston,
For Spring Of 1S49.
E. W. BANCROFT, INVITES THE ATTENTION OF PLAN
TERs AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO VISIT THE CRY, TO HIS
Extensive Stock.
He has now received hi. Spring Stock, which consists
Of evcy variety Of rich and elegant Fabrics for Ladies
drcss-such as
Silks. Grenadines, Tissue Silks. Bareses, Muslins,
Sewing Silks, Cling hams, Prints, Lawns, Bomba-
zines Challys, Alpaccas, &c. ,-'. 't
II t-a ShaicLs of erery Style
p, Such as Elegant Plain and Embroidered Canton
Grape, Cashmere Sewing Silk, Silk Muslin, Ber-
age and Plain Silk Shawls.
...o .,.af-- ~ Linens. s'.-t Do .,.. -.t.
Damasks, Long Lawns, Linen Sheetings, and
Linen Goods in great variety. O..
Hosiery, White Goods, goods for Gcntlemen's
Wear, &c. &c. o.. -..
In his DOMESTIC GooDs RooMs will be found as usual
complete assortment of all the leading Styles oil Domestic
Goods such adapted to Servants wear and family
He confidently invites attention the Stock one of the
Largest and nnsl Eriensre in the Southern Country
and the prices ALWAYS THE LowEsT POSSIBLE
253 King Street, Charleston, 3. L.
April 4th, 1S49. If
NEW GOODS.
Mrs. CARPENTER has just received new and
splendid assortment of Spring Goods, among which
are ..... ..... ....
= French Laces. Coburgh, Milan, Pamela and
Chip lBonnets, Laces, Ribbons, Flowers, Lace
Capes, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold as low as they can be
purchased in Charleston.
Millinery executed to order as usual.
April =. IA
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- C9AN2De

- 9AEEOo
The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has purchased the Drug
Store of Dr.. J. A. Cleveland, where he will contin-
ue the business on his own account, and hopes. By
strict personal attention and constant endeavours to
please, to merit continuance of their patronage.
Z. ]. DELAY.
Camden, Feb. 81. 8 2n
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Medical Books, DC.
Matches mud .UexreIrv.

watches 0nU JtWeIry.
Gold and Silver Watches. Chains, Keys, Rings, Ear.
rings, Bracelets, Pens and Pencis-Spec,acIes. &c:
" I- reI. A. YOUNG.
April 4th, l649, H .....- .... 1t
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Administrators Notice.
All persons indebted TO the Estate of Micah Ward de-
. 4 will make immediate payment to me, and thost
ing demands will present them duly attesed to ME, o,
my agent Charles Baily.
april .. iS4e. JOHN II. ROSE, Admir-.
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Turning,

Turning, .ssssssi - q - ssss
Either in Iron or Wood neatly done;e also, hzSs
ing had considerable experience in .lGun WORK
pairg Locks, Keys, &C. will be thankfdt Tot silss
Jobs Of that kind - . RLsMcERElGHTxs
Feb. N. - s7-5#9f' ~ $ensssls3 ffs sraIss<
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WickS and Glasses.

The subscriber has just received and opened
large and select assortment Of Solar, Camphne
and other Lamp " icks, Glasses, &c.
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Not an Eclipse vet.

Not an Eclipse yet. ~ ~
Our Ho"sE always ready to receive III SIX day1 ,
and never deceive on theseycnth; Oysters as cbesH
as bread :. Pheasants, Woodcocks and sIebstays
about the same. JAS. e. McKENNAs&
N. B.. Turtle Soup occasionally served up. With
many other delicacies. Old Mac, win be exhibi.S
ted at Our House in few days JIrc ~ s,sss
March 7 VS., : ~ T39F5 5stfpT sE qEs.tT 70ch
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL
AT THE
NEW CASH STORE!

NEW CASH STORE!
The subscriber having recently returned from the
markets with further supply of
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
would respectfully invite the inspection Of those
who wish to purchase superior Goods at small
price. His Goods being ALL NEW, and care.
fully selected, can be confidently recommended
His stock of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
are attractive, not only for beau ful combination
Of colors, but very desirable combination of Eh-
gance with Economy. 80 fr.. e..
To meet the demand and supply his customers
al all times. with the newest Goods, he has made
arrangements to receive Ne,o Goods once q month
April d.. JAMES WILSON.
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SUNDAY ScbOoI Hymns.

UNION HYMNS, for use in Sabbath Schools, Bible
Classes Teachers Meetings &c. Re, sed by the commit
tee of publication of the American Sunday School Union
For sale by ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April 4h, lo49. IF IA
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New Goods.

= 1NeW G0OOSs r - - e = ? :
The subscribers are now. receiving q fpfftsf :
supply of new and seasonable DRY GOOp Ss
Also general and fullassortmeat of GfoceEes
The attention Of their trends and ths pubic gsns..
ally, as they will be sold very low Tor cash -
18Th GEO. 8. DOUGLAS d co ssats
Feb. 2I.z@ as g .,tgTsa-''i - q ri ], sasss
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To Rent,

TO Rent.
Z, /, house on DeKalb Street, house on Rut.
Iege, ST., opposite Maj. Moffat's residence,
Kirkwood house. JOHN WORKMAN.
April 4, ls4s. e IA If
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Sperm and Solar Oil which he offers for sale on
the most reasonable terms for CASH or punctual
customers, q. J. DELAY.
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hail.
April 4th, 1S49. If IA
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Notice.

All persons irdebted to the subscriber WI
lease call ard settle the same wiihont delay -,
Jan. "a. 81 ,s-1s ,s,i ~. : JAS ,McEWENsssss..s
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Persons asking for Letters from the above list, will
please say they arc advertised.
JOHN N. GAMEWELL, p, NJ.
April 4th, 1919. St IL
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CLASSICAL School Books.

Classical School Books.
Authons Cicero Cesar, Horace, Virgil and Sallust.
Anabasis, Cleavland's do
Owens Cyrnpeda. Hutchinsons do.
BulIion's Greek Grammar.
Latin and Greek Readers.
" ami English Gramuiars
Anthon's New Greek Grammar, Fsks do.
Greek Lessons, and PRISE Composition.
Latin do do do
Andrews Sloddard's Latin Grammar Exercises
= and Reader. (
/" First Lessons in Laun.
Latin Tutor; Mairs Latin Syntax.
C,oud's Adams Latin Grammar
RndJiman's Rudments Latin Grammar.
Jacobs Latin Reader.
Antbun's Jacobs Greek Reader.
Coopcrs Virgil; Tylers Tacitus.
IIeverett's Juvenal; Viri Rome.
Historic Sacrn. -..
lamoriere,s Abridged Classical Dictionary
Liddell and SCOTS Greek and Eng. do.
Leveretts Lexicon Groves 90.
Anlhon's Classical Dictionary. i'.+
Donneean's Lexicon; do abridged. o.
Greisbach's Greek Testament.
Parkhurst's Hebrew Lexicon. .r
French, Spanish, Italian and German Eramma",
P" Dictionaries, Readers. Exercises, &C.
For sale by ALEXANDER YUM.
April 4th, l549. -.- '..
Medical Books, DC.
Medical Moral Religious and Miscellaneous Books, ant
Stationary of great variety, for sale bv
April 4th, 1S49. If
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A handsome invoice Of Fans, Glevos; Parasos,
&c. for sale at = BONNEY'S
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{ Among .be good things concluded upon in
10 Cabinet Council, one from which tho in
iuncisan Of secrecy has ibosn removed, !: the
Official DISCRIMINATION that every officer OF the
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LETTERS

- - IEITERH s:sf5
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT
g CAM DEN 8. c., APRIL lsT, ls49.
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Law Notice.

-. Law Notice.
The sbscriber after the 18th of April will practice his
,os.s,ion in Charleston until that tme business to be
conded TO his care may be left with Mr. Petgru or Mr.
Memminger. w. q. mAni: ':
April 4, f
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-04-04

Stone Lime, Land and CaIcined PlasteT,
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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-05
Foreign Items.

Various specimens of cotton from Algeria have
been exhibited at Mulhausen, and pronounced of
good quality. Manufacturers who brought il state
that it may be cultivated in Algeria, in all varie-
ties, and TO any extent. A central jury decided
that il is superior 10 the Levant cotton. The main
difficulty will be 10 enlist cultivators. The London
Morning Chronicle again aments the failure OF
the trial Of cotton cultivation by the governments
of Bengal and Madras. In Bengal there an
outlay of hundred thousand pounds sterling.
The Chronicle observes "The failure, with every
appliance of skill and culture will any rate rem
der it extremely dubious whether cotton be fated
to it, rank among the great staples OF
India"
In case of war between Russia and Turkey, there
would probably occur very soon general insur-
rection of the Greek and other Christians within
the Turkish empire, who are rockoned at twelve
millions