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Democratic banner., 1849-04-16

There's no end to the gold stories. The
Brooklyu( N. j. Advertiser gets off a good
one. 1t says a gentleman of that city had
a piece of Virgin gold presented to him the
other day which he would not sell for $780,
600. That, says the Advertiser, is what
we call a handsome present. and by way Of
explanation it adds,-so does Mrs. Cole
and the nurse. Certainly!
Democratic banner., 1849-04-16

nls3osaonly 6irteeni years ago, there
wers pot 5000 white inhabitants between
Lake Michigsnesnd.ths Pacific ocesn!-g
Nov. Tiers are nearly million.
Democratic banner., 1849-04-16

The people of the Isthmus. A returning
traveller from Panama says: 'The hon
esty of the natives is prorerbial. Bales
boxes, trunks and packages of specie are
left at the mercy of the poor, half naked
natives, and a robbery by them has never
been known Happy state Of unsophisti-
Gated innocence! --~ .
Democratic banner., 1849-04-16
+ Ell.

FO HOTEL,
Louisiana, Mo-.
fl THIS well known House is still open
FEEL for the accommodation Of ths travelling
community. The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronage he has so long received, hopes
by constant attention to the wants of his custo-
mers, to merit a continuance of the same. He
promises that his table shall at all times be sup
piled with the best that The country can afford;
and that particular attention shall be given to his
Stables. - .
Democratic banner., 1849-04-16

IRoN IN ALABAaA.-We understand that
the mining and manufacture of Iron in Ala
bama is making rapid aud encouraging pro-
gress. ~ A'single furnace in Shelby county
makes from ten to twelve thousand pounds
pig iron per day, and will soon be ready to
do ell sorts of casting, and the making of
bar iron. . The ore is saidto yield from fifty
to sixty per cent, and to be inexhaustible.
The principal obstacle to the extension of
the business j. the lack of easy t~ransporta-
ton. .,.,,, - -. ~
Democratic banner., 1849-04-16

EEFV PEEOSS u 90 IOIEUWS'
Board by the day, 10 "a s so
do for man and horse, - 70
single meals, = %
DO for man and horse, . 80
. .-. two meals - 40
do by the week -s!t- 3 O0|
do forahorse -s- sol
do for horse per day ard 25I
Democratic banner., 1849-04-16

"A THING To BE Avo1DED.-A poor man
should shuR Banks (ss a borrower) as he
would the plague. Payday will come as
certain as the ~deathlbed, whether he is rea-
dylfOr it or not. Aud if he fails to meethis
''pronise to pay,' his money character is
ruined. Corporations have no souls, and
shows no pity. Indeed, the principles on
which banks are founded demand the most
rigid uIfIment Of engagements; no Eenieney
is, therefore, the only rule by which they
can be sustained in dealing with the public.
The borrower is always the servant of the
lender, indsthere is but little slavery in the
wbrldnere CALLING than that Of the debtor.
Bahkfacilties are very convenient for mer.
cheats and business men who have plenty
~ofmovabie capital, but to mechanics depen-
dent on their labor, and to farmers, whose
capital is fixed and ~immoyable, they fire.
quently prove TO be but, temptations to
BANKRUPTCY and RU1N.-CoAage Library.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-03

NEW MUSIC--Just received the old established
IN store one door o! 18th street. the following
and popular music which wall be sold hiId less than
it can be purchased els ewhere making only tour
page. WILLIAM floOhEh'
President Taylo Grand Inauguration March. compose ed
by Albert Holland
The Scotch March
The Alpine Singers March, by E J. Westrop
The Kave Polka, by M Keller;
Hungarian Grand National March, by the Steyermark
Musical Company
Jenny Lind Polka, by Wal'erstein;
The Indian Polka, by i.en-chow;
Susanna Polka by f. Muller;
Favooe Polka, by Miss Adele Hohnsock;
The Ladies' Jewel Waltz by Charles X uish
The Railroad Galop by the Seyernark Band;
III think Of Thee for the Guliari
We Met for the tiui,at;
The Swiss Gin, for the Guitar;
That is the Song for m-, by Gillespie;
Walter and Florence, by Stephen Glover;
The Celebrated Tanborine Song, as sung by Madame
Anna Bishop;
The Mountain Wave--quarette, by the Harmonious
Come Away, Love- by Mrs. Bailey;
Oh! Watch you well 10y Daylight, by s. Lover;
I'd offer Thee this Hand OF Mine, by Chadwick;
The Grave of Bonaparte, by l.. Heath
O. Weep no, Lady by >g,or Rbas;
Beautiful Venice, by j. Z. Knight;
MY Home. my Happy Home, by Jenny Lind;
lve Left my Snow Clad Hills, bv Jenny Lind;
The Blind Gid, by ]. NJ Mecaf;
IT'S Midnight Hour by J. al. Metcalf
On the Banks OF Guataquver, sung by Madame Anna
Bishop;
The Schoolnnaster, a gee for three voices;
Stop dat Knocking dc Door, by the Cbrsty Minstres
Mary Bans, by the Ethiopian Serenaders;
Rosa Lee, do do
Oh! Susanna DO do
Old Uncle Ned do do
Mar 2
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OF compensation should not be allowed is, that
this gentleman very glad TO get the situation
great exerons to get wth its present rate OF salary
After he shall have gone there if he performs extraor
binary services for the there will be enough
of gentlemen here willing to increase his compensation
Mr.. WESTCOTT. I hope this allowance VIII DC
10 the Sandwich islands lost money by his appontmen-
his salary was equal to his expenses There Is no
very magnificent court at Honolulu, but u me gentleman
Sandwich isles are barbarians he is msiaken they are
civilized people 1t is important to have man there
who will carry out our interests IN every possible man
would be willing TO go six thousand miles TO island in
the Pacific ocean stay only year for three thousand
dollars ] think not.
Without decision the hour of four having arrived,
the Senate took recess.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, February q, l8i9
A QUESTION much importancs has arisen In
n relation to Mexican bounty land warrants that
may be loo ated by bona fde purchasers
First-Where warrant Is forged
Second.-Where the assignment or transfer is forged
Third.-Where the power OF attorney is forged
Several OF this description having been presented
to the the Comm ssioner Of General
Land Otice informs that IN his Judgment they
null aud void und land covered by such locations
remains the property of United States which view
this department. fully concurs In ordef therefore, to in.
greater upon the part OF purchasers, III
please show Ibis ci,car all proposing make
locations with Mexican bounty Land warrants, and
cause "a copy these to be posted the
public poson your Office As these foryeres be-
iieved to auginelilg number, this is deemed
the poecon OF the Interests OF the govern
inent and the people.
K. j. WALKER,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mar 2-iw Intel " Globel
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GRAND DIVISION Room, $. Of T.,
March 2 1919.
yHE Sons of Temperance in the grand and subordinate
divisions, having accepted the invitation 10 participate
tile ceremonies the 5h instant, by joining IN the
ce.sion that day, is important that all Sons OF Tenn
should be IN lines therefore, It earnestly request
ed that each division under this jurisdiction all diligence
their ranks full, and take their position according
number aud date charter, Immediately after the Grand
Division. The line will be formed the south side OF
street. right resting Ninth. The post of honor will
be assigned such grand and subordinate divisions as
NAV arrive from other States. All Sons of Temperance
who may be in the city that day from abroad without
their divisions, invited specially to make themselves
known, such division and assume snch rank
they would be entitled home The line will be form
cd by O'Clock, The marshals appointed by snbor-
selves accordingly
A. F. CUNNINGHAM.
GraAd Marshal s. of L.
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Odd Yelioyvs' Hall.

MIR COLLINS the Irish Comedian and Vocalist, will
l have the honor giving his Irish Characteristic Mu-
steal The above hall Monday, the 18th
OF February. and every evening daring the week Inc
will comprise of the popular
lrish Scotch. English, and American songs ne spersed
songs of the WIDOW Machree tho Boud Soger Boy
Liquor OF Life" " Widow Mahony," Low Backed
Car" Croosk-en Lawp,""A Mans Man for a that :
Rory OMoor. and The national song. of Hail Columbia
The Star Spangled Banner" and little More Grape
Captain Bmga, composed and respectfully dedicated to
General Taylor. by w. J. Lemon.
Adn.,,anes % cents For particular. see small bills.
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L>SPECtAL CARD.--Mrs. GARRETT ANDERSON will
IL from this date sell reduced price her stock Music
g AS TO Compete with any Music dealer in the District
Mrs Andersons stock OF MUSIC new and very large
assortment of the latest md best pnblished and
posed generally of selections from the best authors
New Music received every few days. and orders for Mu
sic and Musical instruments promptly attended TO.
Music and Stationery Store between llth and Ehh
streets, Pennsyvania avenue. Feb l6-lmd.
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r ACE GOODS aud EmIroide rlcs.-rhis morning re-
IL ceivcd per Express, from New York
Is real thread-lnce cnpes
20 real threadlace bcrthes
so lace capes from 81 to Sc
$50 new-styie standing collars
IL rich lace b.rthes, cheap
rich lace handkerchief, style
10 richly embroidered handkerchief
IS pieces superior black silk laces.
Also, ~ enbrode red muslin curtains
~ sets embroidered lace curtains
Is pieces embroidered curtain muslins
The aforementioned goods very rich and desirable
and well worthy the attention OF the fashionable.
Feb 2S-2wii Il. ii. HOOE u co.
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INLE0ANT, Free aud Rapid WritiaR easily and
yffuyt of Mr., BIlS-

ELEGANT, Free. and Rapid Writiag easily aud
IL speedily attsimed.Aripaf and Of Mr.. BtlS-
row, Finishing Writing Master, in Washington. alter an
absence of twenty years for the last three he has been
teaching with the eminent in Baltimore, and
the marked appreciation OF the public press Mr. b. has
reopened his Academy for the admission OF pupils OF
all ayes day and evening Rooms in Concert Hail build
ings, Pennsylvania avenue, west of Brown's Hotel.
Mr. BRlsT in announc ing his arrival most respectful.
ly informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of this city and
Georgetown that he intends make only limited stay,
practise his unerrng proofs OF cadcating bad writing
He therefore politely invites those who wish his
instruction ,oapry soon.
Superior AID Perfect System Of Jpritng
guaranteed to be taught to Old and Young. in full and
complete course OF lessons matter how iegible
cramped the writing is (See specimens at the door)
To Ladies Mr.. BrisoW inparts neat handsome grace
fu, and fashionable running hand, character scay deli
The Gentlemen acquire bold and manly, free, pedi-
tious, decided, and practical mercantile hand,
COURSE LEssoNsi
The extensive patronage Mr. Bristow has been hJnored
with Tor twenty years past, in all the great Atlantic cities
OF the United States Canada, also Europe Next
co, and South America. will he be alike extended
to him his present visit to Washington.
Mr. b. can be from to in the morning. and to 8
in the evening.
visiters IN Washington take in few days
Feb ll-dim
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Mar 2-3t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27
ACADEMICAL SCHOOL,
Camden, So. Ca. BY T. b. Russell.

The schoas,ic year Of this school will hereafter be dI
yided into two sessions Of five months each -.
Tf- session for the remainder Of the present year vii
begin on the 18th Montay-brlng the 23d OF July next
No deduction will be- made Tor any less time than
month"; and the tuition fees expected to be settled al
the end Of the session. ......, ,.F -.
r R. respectfully tenders his thanks to his patrons
and friends generally for the encouragement, he has re
ceived, and hopes to deserve its continuance
Grades OF Study aud Tuition Fees.
Lower Primary Grade, consisting Of Spelling.
Reading. Writing, Primary Arithmetic and , =,
Geography, per session, gu "
Higher Primary Grade, consisting Of Spelling,
4 Reading, Writing. ORAL Arithmetic, and , =,
Geography, per sesson. u w
Lower Advanced Grade. consisting Of Spelling,
: Reading, Writing. and English ComPositon. =
Written Arithmetic, Geography, and Gram =,
mar. per session, - w
Higher Advanced Grade, consisting of Rrad-
Ing English Composition, Algebra Dc,
Grammar History, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Logic, Mental Philosophy, Rhet. ~, ~
oric, &c, per session, ~ ~ oC oC
Preparatory Course of Classics, per sesslon, ~ w
half dollar per session is charged for fuel and Incl
dental expenses
Inn. .
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PhANTNR0S UOPN1s
BY ROBERT LATTA,
LATE BY C.. ii. DAVIS,

Would respectfully announce, that he has now
lin charge the above ueH located Hote!. convenient
to the most business part of the Town, for travel:
lers; directly on all streets passing through-and
now undergoing thf rough repairs. He earnestly
solicits call from his friends and tile public gen.
neraly--for lie feels confident that they cannot be
otherwise than pleased, as no pains will be spared
ito make all comfortable.
A variety Of the best Liquors can be had at the
Bar, ercepi on Sunday. Goddards old 1905 Bran
dy and other fine Liquors in bottles; the most
favorle brands Of Champagnes The choicest
brands of Segars and Tobacco; Scotch Ale in
prts; SODA WATER and ICE will be kept con-
stanty on hand during the summer season.
Good Stables roomy lots for Drovers, and al
ways plenty Of corn, oats and fodder, and atten-
tive hostlers. 80.
He is agent for the Northern Line Of Stages.
N. B.-OrlniDuses run regularly to and from
the Rail Road Depot for passengers, who can also
be accommodated with carriage, buggy or horse
Ito go into the country.
G'The Charlotte Jeffcrsonian and Journal, Che
raw Gszctt'', Marion Star and Char lesion Courier
Insert 3 times and forward bills to the Hotel.
Camden, May I'd, l849. Is II
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THE GREAT REMEDY,

For Rheumatism Gout, Pain in the side, Hip, Back
Limbs and Juints, Scrofnla, Kings Evil, White
dwellings Hard Tumors, stiff Joints, and
s- all Fixed Pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied, pain cannot er'st.
These Pasters possess the advantage oi being put mp ~
airgh boxes, hence they retain their iul virtues IN all
limales We have just received the following testmo,
ual from c. C. Sellers an eminent lawyer in successful
|prac c,ce in Wilcox county, Alabama. He is gentleman
lin high standing and whose influence mas Grca'
weight: o.. q, 1910
Mesrs Scovil y Mead: Gentemen-ltavlng been re-
TO slate what has been the result OF my experience
lin the use of your Hebrew Plaster. cheerfully comply
by ,uyng that have found il be heretofore recon-
mended an inv nabe medicine In different cases ot my
family have appcd the Plaster TO chric soes, tumoTs
and Mains and has never failed afford instant relief
have also used it with good effect upon my own person.
lin the cure Of ulcers with which have been severely
'''''''@'' c. c. SELLERS. !
Be,rare of Counierfens and Base limitations.
CAUTION-The subscribers the only General
Agents in the Southern States for the sale OF tins truly
valuable Plnser and in order to prevent purchasers be
mprrd upon by counterfeit article, sold in this city ana
Ito the following marks Of the genuine:
l. The genuine put up in smooth, engine-turned DOT
toned boxes, not snldered m . :,
. The genuine has the engraved head Of Jew David
Ion the directions around the box, with accompanying Re-
cord of Court, to +. Taylor. Rochester; -
SCOyIL & MEAD, ll3 Chartres ST.
Between Cont and st. Louis sts New Orleans
Sole General Agents for tie Southern States
Sold by J. II. McKain Camden; A: Fitch Columbia;
llaviland Iarrall d haresion NJ Cohen Charles
ton: NJ Hall Winnboro Iiavlnnd Keisc Co. Maidenune
New York.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27

|cELEBRATlON OF THE 74rH ANN
vERsARY OF AMERICAN 1NDEPEN.
DENCE. go -'',@''' "a ',.'-s -'1
The Federal salute Of thirteen guns, and a
merry peal Of bells will usher in the day.
The citizens will assemble at the Court
House at nine O'Clock, 10 select an orator for
the 4,h July 1850.
A procession will be formed at the Market al,
|lO o'clock, A. M. in the following order under
command of Col. w. J. Taylor, assisted by
Lieut.. Col. J. B. Kershaw and Major J. ID.
Murray. .. ......-.....-,..
The DcKalb Guards. "
The Palmetto Guards.
Bea, Company, No. 2.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Officiating Clergy.
Orator and Reader.
Intendant and Wardens.
Sons Of Temperance.
Cadets Of Temperance.
Citizens Generally.
Camden Independent Fire Engine Company.
Capt. Ancrum's Troop Of Cavalry.
The procession will march up Broad and
|DeKalb streets to the Presbyterian Church
where will he performed the following EKer.
cises.
March on the Organ.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Davis.
Ode by the Choir.
Reading of the Declaration Of independence by
DR.. c. ]. Shannon.
Ode by The Choir.
Grafton by r. l.. Villepisuc Esq.
Ode by the Choir.
March on the Organ.
The procession will then be reformed and
marched to the market where it will he dis.
missed, at the close Of the exercises Mt the
Church the National salute Of Thirty guns will
be fired. ..
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Will be paid for the apprehension of my man
who left my place on the 22d day Of
July last. Said man is S feet, 6, or inches high,
about 26 or 81 years old, once belonged TO NJ r
William K Davis of Fairfield District, supposed
70 have returned to that District, or the adjoining
ore; he speaks quick when spoken to, and inclined
TO be left handed; tolerably stout bnilt, weighs
about 100 or ITO pounds; uses a whip when drl-
wing team with the left hand; he may deny ms
name y and owner. He may be lodged in any Jail
- ''' N'' - B.F. SIMMONS.
Bull Swamp, Orsngebuig Dist. Jan le49.
ADril SS II I'm .
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27
Gypsum or Plaster Paris.

The subscriber has on hand few barrels Of the
above article, which he offers for sale very low,
and will, on short notice. furnish any quantity that
may be ordered. The value Of plaster as ferti-
zer Is too well known TO planters, to require any
|commendation. 4a &. l.. CflATTEN. I
June13 .. a. If ....... ....,y "a
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27
ICE! ICEM ICE!!!

TIE subscriber having made new arrange.
nent with agents in Charleston, New York and
Boston, for constant supply of Boston and Rock
land Ice, is now ready to furnish those who have so
kindly patronzed him in divers ways. with Ice for
the season, as cheap as possible for cash.
JAS. c. McKENNA.
Mav9 -.-.r 10 ,s.--, If -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27
Santee Canal.


the Directors OF this Canal, having learned that
many rumors are circulated to the effect that the
Canal is to be abandoned before next Winter, take
this opportunity Of informing the public, that such
rumors are without the shadow of foundation, and
that they are now enlarging their Reserves, be-
yond what they ever have been. and expect to have
a supply of water, except in times of extraordlna.
ry drought HARRIS SlMoNS'
Sec'y. g. Trea'r. Santee Canal Co.
MAY 30, 4t ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27
Notice.

The Town Council will attend TO the inspection
of the various bitches and Lots the Town, on
FRIDAY and Saturday the Goth and Both instant,
when they expect TO find them in good condition,
An weeds cut down and offensive matter removed,
that all proper precaution may be taken, preserve
The health Of the community. - ~ .,t- ~ !.
-. L. w. BALLARD, J. Marshal Z
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27
Rail Road Notice.

The South Carolina Rail Road Company does not
engage notify consignees of the arrival ogoods and pro.
duce they nre considered delivered when they have
reached the Depot and atthe risk Of the owner but nor
removed they will he turned to the warelousekeepei
subject to the usual charges ofstoragc.
Country goods snbject TO storage after one week.
Town goods subject to storage after 46 hour.
! hprii 4, 1919. N D. BAXLEY, Agent
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27
Musical instruments.

The undersigned would call the attention Of the
public Of Camden, to his unequaled stock OF
Musical Instruments Being imported by him
direct from France and Germany, these goods can
be sold at prices at least as low, as they can be
obtained for from Northern Importers and are all
guaranteed of superior quality. Complete setts
Of instruments for Military Bands, arranged and
furnished, at Northern prices.
F. ZOGBAUM, Importer.
Charleston, s. c.
May 30th, ls49. st %
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27

New store. - - 4 : = =
THOMAS BONNELL g. CO. have opened in
6 the Store lately occupied by MessrsS Dolby &
Kennedy a general assortment Of. -
~ staple Dry Goods, -:&,5 ~ SFF
Crockery Hard,oare and Groceries, =
which they intend to retail at Charleston prices for
CASH. They have now on hand and viii constantly
be receiving fresh assortment of :.
Pickles, Catsups, Preserves,
Lemons. Lemon Syrups, Porter,
Port Wine, Cordials, Raisins,
Currants, Crac' ers, Pilot Bread,
Candies, &c. &c.
Also
English and Pine Apple Cheese.
Rice Flour fresh from Lucis' Mills.
Sugars, Coffees, Molasses,
Salt, Mackerel, Sanond,
Tongues, Dried Beef &c.
Every inducement will be offered to those who
have the CASH to purchase any of the above articles.
THOS. BONNELL 5 co.
May 18th, 1s49. If %
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:PAGSA0E2G&J(
BY P, ROBINSON.

The subscriber begs leave to state. that he is
prepared to make up Clothing at the shortest no.
lice. in neat and fashionable style. and rar1 ants
"a fiji. With his knowledge Of the Business and
disposition to please, lie solicits call from his
friends generally.
may9 If l9
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27
REMOVAL.

The subscriber respectfully informs Ills friends
and Gus omers in Camden and the surrounding
country, that he has removed his Wheelright and
Blacksmith shop to the corner Of Dekalb g. Lyt-
teon street, having erected suitable buildings for
carrying on the above business; and is now pre-
pared to do any work that may be entrusted to-
him. A good supply of seasoned wagon TIMBER
Tire and other Iron, Pipe boxes Of all sizes, com
mon boxes, breast and tongue chains, cast iron
barrow wheels, &c. &c. kept constantly on hand
Horses neatly and carefully shod.
ROBERT L. TWEED
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27
sireriR,s Sale

/ will sell before the Court House dpog ia Cam
den on Monday the q Gay 0f Jaly hss M s!ss s!:
0I'Sg omnSps, pdfpss' Horses Horse; and ssits 81 ss
|leyied upon and to be sold as the proper a:
|G. Marshall at the fsais sc 81 Ii M6iauchlid aud
ID. w. Parker, VS.. A.lG. Marshall: 80 a. ~
60. TEOS. y. w ARREsas,
June l3 H., ,5 .lss III saG J.. ,gssiss IA ~ ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-06-27

Ladies' black, white and colored Kid Gloves as.
sorted sizes---Also clear Lawn handkerchief,
parasos and Sun Shades, Fans &C., just received
by Southerncr from New York.
T.. w. BONNEY.
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''i' We We. Wriiin Fore;gn AtlSelms,i
By. virtue OF au order from Judge .yeait and
the above Writ OF Attachments lwill sell before the
Court House door in Camden, ON the lst Monday
lin July nett, I'd day of eaid month. between tbs
LEGAL hours Of sale the following articles, % VII
4 Package Foxes Raising, ! Frail Afmpnds, =
Bbis. Fruit, Bag Coffee, r Boz Cheese B Cask
Porter, / Bbl. Mackerel, Bbi. Do. and 4 Rat
Sugar. =. -. -, stsss5s
Terms CASH THgS..J. WARREN lssss
r Sheriff. Kershaw District.
June IS ,r ~ -s.c 3tuoy 80: Il. .a