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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-06

LIBERAL.-At private concert recently given
for the benefit of a certain class Of orphans,
Madlle. Raehelle, who had appeared there in her
character of Athalie, walked round the room to
receive the donations, attended by the celebrated
Catholic Priest, the Abbe Petitot. This excited
no little surprise, recently the Catholic Clergy Of
Paris have set their faces against theairicals
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1t is reported that the moment the water falls
the Bayou Rouge navigation will be opened, cons
mencing at Daviston and continuing the Tosk uiI
around to Grimbals Landing When this HEoak
is effected trading boats can run from Bayou des
CLASSES and HufpOwer, by shortened route, to
Washington, and thus all sorts Of trading can be
conveniently carried on between these points,
Prairie Rouge, Ateiafalaya, Bayou des Glaisess
Bayou Rouge and Washington viii all be brought
in close relation.-l lHarksriils Visiager.
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Barka.
SHlPPING.
DoMEST TIC P0RT rs.

DoMESTIC P0RT rs.
Fee CHARLEsTON AND HAVANA
NGGLN Packet : United States Mail Line betl0eer
7a- Z, Charleston and Haodaa, va Sa0annGkI nd
sI 5issF S s s$ sssB SsSPs
Charleston for Havana on On the Il. and 18th.
Havana to Charleston Savannah. $40
F ftL 70 hey ~ 81
NJ M9RBE1Afp MRfL,Risf'fII aRpy pGhsls.ton, orto
Agents at Aavans w. = fpSu DR2RG BROS o1se' Us.
oS ig t eI o HsyiDP M By & I ship reach
New York and Phi ade ha in the same time by taking the
Steamship to those ports. d6 saw
zeEEe FOR NEW YOKK-Direct-To sail on
.:saaAssslss and iayofte steamship AIABasIA, R. W.
for New York direct, on SUNDAY the 19th July. al 8
RATES OF PASSAGE:
IN IN fSISe Cabn 9 ~
In steerage, GBsrtis and separate mess g 3 60 60
No 10 passage secured gntl psid for.
An experienced SURGEON is attached to the vessel
' j. mil MEEs c6 e e. Fogda Gfs St t. the
yfGEe FOR NEW YORK., UIq Hayana-U United
and mssaiiictf Steamship VSR OHi3, Lent n'T j.
FRdhy 5, iS seheaek: eommanng wi eaXe on MONDAY
Iarys street, Laiayee The arrangements for the com.
spacious saloons and well venaed cabins and
are eonb,ned ali the eonyelsnees OF first rate hotel
| other vessels OF the c impany.
New York1staIsIoo6 FATES az sIth fAgshsn gaIo
Stan &c fRs,b E, b Fc e ward saloon g g 9
To Havana-Stae-room tierth. SalOon.......... 30 o
Passengers for Havana must procure pap It's from th'
No passage secqrd until rail for Allrasage tickets
Ssi' z e i @ Office
iy2 1O5 Magazine street.
90 FOR PHII.Ani4I rHIA;-,rh superior and
have da s h as andse For rg6t or pa w e
aeS on o0ard FG 6RRR Sfoad q aRl 81 St. to
"a FOR BUsI ON Il,spatch Ltne-The ine fast
saA sailing Paeket shp UCY, DAVIS, master, hayipg
balance e. freight rasage, apply board, al Post
,so or jESklss siEBsGM6S BG6bESbosFf Z 80 K Common st
| "a FOR NEW NORK-First Vessel-giferchaTt
packet 9 p isSGi ssa fg if Gaa s%5E W. ssSGp sd
land has the principal part OF her engaged and goin
passage, havin splendid stseroom accommodations lor
Bon:e 6s Deck Se mn an we g the masel
OGei js post effCnf s. TGBY B6GERT & f 50 Camp
A GE RNE Mason very mais it iaans iaHs @
Of s .; sagd T have paS FG5 bal
apply on board, Second IS MgBBIsiP%ly: gB q % q,
myaO or jENKINs ( BGbDENboRFSFs.H SsH"'On
FOR EIGN PORTS.
Il, Hqats 500 bales Cotton to tiH up,-F0R LIVER
Bh sp AS Il Hamcn new %1er e w ff9s ba1ss
i6HE ri H. fi % II CO. oGo@9 81 lpPsr pPs e.
Stt FOR LIYERPOOL-The fast sailing bark
| 44Eh THEODOHE, Capt. Morton, viii have quick
- dispatch tSE the above port For freight or pas
isl5 pl' or G. VI Oliver. ls St St. Ghafies street
80 ron JIyEMP00b p M g fine fiT;f class ship
- nov, loading and will have immediate dispatch iol
el5 e. HWRs " ohlSEk EPlSSEks b g. e. dhaGes Go street,
sa4 FOR RLIyERPOOIs-The a / ship j. p. HAIR
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HosTILE-A Copenhagen letter Of the 27tlI'.I1.
states that the Royal Gnani has marched, an tlet
il was believed the king would sci ont alfa an
mediately to Join his army against The Dqlcl,e 81
Sehlewswig H0lsiain.
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[NREAT BARtsAINb-Any persons, who may hap
" pen to have odd volumes of sets of LAW BOOKS
from the Library of the subscribers at liberty to call and
to Kents Commentarcs; Merlns Repertoire de Jupru-
dence HOwards Reports, The remaining volumes
of Merlin are 10 in number heavy Quaro. As the gentle.
man who has the twentieth may find it nconvenen TO take
them away he is liberty to leave the missing my
office II. A. BUIILARD. 2
P SI will give into the bargain complete set of The
PaAdec0s FRANCHISES and OF the FsprudeHec du Gods
Ctpa, to fill up avsoant shelf for show. myN
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The health Of The citY of London remains good
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Ass ggss......5.s..siz s......s.:.e.,:E sssa4%stS
THROUGH IN 7! DAYS.
Stage Travel Reduced to Ninety three Miles.
NEW ORLEANS TO MoBILE-By the Daily Line
foRSIEA, An capt Reynos and lanes L. Day CAPT
GoSt a;I osoof FaGe Faa P'HTf g. Tfms
through Is houss 81
Nor First Glass Steamers leaving Mobile p NJ. and
ss Ins @ S MSsSmsB Bas "a DAY n E u 4 Ts line q
RY CLlFT3S; F3S COgt. Adams LQWNpEs; \ 2 IR., Capt
joR0n FRR Gp ame fae s. FINE hGsP
a. to 43 hours By the Daily Mail Line CoachFare slO
MONTGOMERY TO CHARLESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE.
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
Noqsameg HsHt7 Il a. m E.iyhs RsdASo5s 3 mites
GRisa Gia 10 M M GI5aR GGaati p p M M Ra a;d..
atlanta P, Aggasa III + Raifoai ,,l79
Fafs-oqtgomey to Charleston, s6 % Time through,
d Ronrs' IRcud9g soppagesStagmg REDUCED to " miles
passing through Wes Point La Grange and Greenviile
Grtinbesdes Extra Coaches always in readiness
forward any number of through passengers without de-
upon the eofga Raoad eS PPovdsd with
slate-rooms and berths, for night travel
Exchange Hote, Montgomery Hail, or Madison House.
n. i. Passengers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save about 81
g r. e AT NTRAL MAIL LIN r,
VIA COLUMBUS, MACON AND SAVANNAH
Montgomery, II a. Opeika ~ RaiT miles.
0peiku Blrnesyle.l0 a, Stages IS
Barneslte II Maeun,,,.-, RailToad.... 40
Macon Savannah. Railroad. .l9O
Fare-Montgomery to Charleston, $23 50-to Savannah,
VA oO Time through q hours including two nights rest,
viz: at Savannah and Macon
kY@ The Steam Packets composing the Charleston and
Savannah Line the MET AMORA, VIM. SEAS
BROOK and GEN. Gil INCH, well known for their safety,
neatness and sumptuous fare.
~ No charge for meals or berths
The Cars the Central, Macon and Western Railroads
are OF the finest description.
EB Staging reduced to ninety-elght miles.
Two DAILY Lines of -Four Horse Post Coaches. from Ope-
ka TO Evansville via Columbus, besides Extra Coaches al
ways in readiness carry forward number Of through
passengers without detention.
Gg For Through Tickets, apply to the Agent at the Elk
change Hotel, Montgomery Hall, Madison House, Mont
gomery, Ala.
N. B.-Passengers procuring Through Tickets of the
Agent at Montgomery, will save abOuts4.
CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK,
BY the Daily Line OF Sea Steamers Wilmington N c.
thence by Railroad Petersburg thence Philadelphia by
the established mail line, via Richmond Washington Cty
and Baltimore. Through Tickets be obtained of f.
WINsLOw, Agent, Wilmington and Raleigh railroad Com
pany, Charleston, $. G. Fare, $40.
Steamships from Charleston to RewYOrk.
Steamships NoRTHERNER and sOUTHERNER
leave Charleston alternately every Saturday, arriving New
YORK on the following Tuesday. Fare so
tW" Fare Through, Fiity-nine Dollars. -eEs
je7 SHELDON POTTER, Agents, 6s Camp st.
NEW ORLEANS ENllGRANT 81 REMITTANCE
OEFlCE.
S%skz 9shsA AS6aA SsaA
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1s BUNIAY0SA (s5uecessor to Costa " Coz Importer
-. OF HG0aHd Pygdce, keeps constantly hand large
ornent OF CIGARS, consisting Of lnperaes, Regalias
CaZad0rs CaEOnes PGne.elas, Dana, small Regalas Mil
lar, TrubucOs etc. from the celebrated brands Of
Havana. No Front Leyee, corner st. Charles and
Gravier streets New Orleans my2S ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-06

NT BltADNHE SMITH, General Commission .Her-
chant, 50 GRAYlER STREET, Commissioned to take
Acnow led Of Deeds and Powers of Attorney, Ad-
minister Oaths, and to take Testimony and Proof of Demands
ap2qnHeg Sf he G9yeHq 9f he @ l9S%Rg stse yz
SLAM, CONN CoNH EGTICpT, NEW Y YORK, oRK, N NEW JERs
CONSlN, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, KEN.
rUCKY, TENNESSEE, NO. CAROLINA, SOUTH
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UFFICE.
aSk SSsh ASA dSA
'N1HB undersigned at his old established office continues to
accommodate persons desOus of reming money their
friends in England, Ireland, Scotland, with Sterling Sight
rafts, payable in town in the above named king
ns and in suit He aso usual, continues hav-
9g passengers brought from Liverpool to this city, good
ships and reasonable ems Parties living at distance, by
addressing letter (pOstp paid the undergned will be
lmptly attended to- JOHN TOOLE,
slO ly Rank Place
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EIHN sTis0ilij a. CO. i16 CSSmoN ST., between
4 Gar9ptglst qd BaIqage sis.. DsgserS IL NMAR;0TO
CRATES, MONUMENTS TONES TOMB \[[1IH14lEas{
SLABS, CRAVE STONIeSs and MA RIFLE in otNrrfSo
all Us diersat varieties Thomason LIME, Cal wv
e'ned PLASrER OF PARIS. Roman stl Hy-
daRlG CEMENT Plasiefing II AIR, White sand, ~
English. Pensacola and pitfshnrq FRIEDRICH. my3
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y CORNER OF .nffap CORNER OF
p5'fSa safS fSD D ~ &SSS~g ! EiaS; =, &c.
Keeps tg hand every thing in his ineincluding
great VAN Il Iadcs ard Genemens Boots and Shoes
and win ssR the lowest Cash Prices. share of public
patronage Is respectfully solicited. APT ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.

IIIletl. q. sTABA, Notary Public. No. 50 Gravief
. street and No. 10 Banks Arcade Passage zap5 ly
i ULKLEY, Agent fer Miss NJ. PonltHeg Office
t,iEO. 4 ST. Charlca St ap2 Tyr
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Brigs.

The91ana...a II, ,ra2
Tolaut ut,.-,,. snl4-
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n ~ Clreang n ja16 ly
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hkAt AGE-The undersigned will receive propOsaIs
~ until IL the 9Th of july 1850, for the DR. AYAGE
of PUBLIC SUPPLIES under his direction said Drayage
to embrace from July H. 1850 June go 1851 and proposals
must whether the charges will be in accordance with
the established by the city and ii not, specified
be stated either or less load The
as 10 what shall constitute load shall be the rule in regua
ting the number of loads, whether what may be actually
hauled at one time be called load The price per load 10
the u s. Barracks will be also stated 1t must be under
stood that drays shall lie all times ready to meet the public
ing until completed for any purpose whatever. And fur
ter that each dray shall be furnished with good arpauln
for The protection OF the stores may haul weather
Any damage or loss acerung while in charge Of Draymen
or BY their neglect careesne to be paid for by the
tractor Payments to be made monthly, when in funds
should none be on hand the eud OF the MONTH Bonds
with two approved surees in the of $5O00 will be
quired for the faithful fulment of the Proposals
will be sealed addressed to endorsed Proposals for
Drayage.' Il. Il. HUN atleputy U. M. Geu.
Deputy Quarter Master Generals Office, New Orleans
June q, 1850. je25d
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fESHOs, 10. tiAtLES, Broker, ST. Charles Hotel Build
Il ing fourth door from Common street, office of H. Davis,
notary puhhc, New Orleans will buy and sell Landed
Iopery obtain Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes;
IS Appraiser aud Expert adjust Accounts make Copa-
ershp Settlements intends residing in the city during the
Summer and will Agent for of property
assessment Tor taxes fair valuation; draw lease col
eUt en ETC. ETC. and attend to Agency business gen
ggal minis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-06

ID ATHS! BATHS!--The pI
ID that the sulendid BATHS,
recently erected on Exchange
0ticB, corner of Bienville street i,
are now ncperatiun. The Bath
Rooms for HOT, COLD or
SHOWER BATH S are well
LIGHTED and admirably ventilated, /,
mo eNnnnsn hnvlnl, henn snnreh nv
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OIlN w. ANDREWS e. co., C0mnttssiea yHcr-
chants and Ship agents, 81 Common ST., y. o. lao
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= John ARMSTRONG, 21J TchouptOuas street, op-
posite st. MRrys Market prepared to manufacture
Seq B0ers Of every description, az as cheap prices as they
can be deveH here from part OF the country ja3 y
80. q, TAYLOR 4 co. Dealers an Coffee, GaR-
Ns M Bags, Rice and Western Produce, No. . = Maga
street, New Orleans. fyE5
w MIR, w. q. FITE is authorized AGENT to
transact al business Of the House notaTa act passed
this day before A. q. Ainsworth, Notary Public.
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.sH or SALT WATER
bile isrespecttnlly informed

the propreto 70 make them eomgete in all their details The
prOprieor OF the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS, has
several elegant Bath Rooms Cont street, the
OF pauphn on the site formerly known as the Nepouiy
Baths, which excel in magnifeence establishment OF
he kind now in this city, and where HOT COLD SHOW
ER, NAPOR and INDICATED BATHS can be had at
all tunes, from clock A. M, till 10 O'Clock p Hot,
Cold or Shower Bath, rs cents. my1l 3m
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IL 10 PA STIli!s ANIl BIJIT-DERs.-A. BROWN

tAhAAs ~ !, a1t.s AND I'LL s.-A. Blows
bile and Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak
y aud Poplar; Mahogany Newes and Balusters; Lath
\ and Fire Brick. 3 20 MAGAZINE srEET, NEw Or
Ls ans. STEAM SAW-MILI4, NATcHEz, MISS.
f Orers for all kinds OF Cypress Lumber, delivered ans
where the Mississippi River below Nachez at shou
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CHA..LL. LEWIS. W. ARTHUR hill.
EH S HILL, Attorneys at Ldlg HenderBon, Rusk
- COurty TeAa, will practise in the Supreme and District
Courts OF the State and will attend the purchase and sale
Lands, and the location Of Certificates in any Of the
| ISlu.a. iyIa lyd&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-06

Later accounts from Rome state that the Popa *
wholly absorbed in religious ceremonies, to tbe E
clugion of all attention TO his temporal Government
The people are said TO evinee very uneasy state OF
feeling, and nothing but the presence Of foreign
troops Restraints popular demonstration against tfe
governmeut -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-06

4 ~,t)AFEf Importsr Of Wine, brandy GIN, etc, and
- GfeHefai Commission Merchant % GTayer St. n9
sET q. RAYMOND, Family Grocer, n Camp
wv street au24
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7HsOOk a CALDWELL, Steam Oaktnn .Maaa5ne;
~ EErcrS, Cypress Grove Mills OF Caiope and
t'waId STREETS, Second Municipality, Newt Orlesns; C
Az. prepared furnish orders Northern Wholesale
Rnces.., 90 Orders left At EpGELL, MILFORD Co.'S
n oydras etreets or AZ Ine Mills, viii be punctuay at
Icattad to- ap15 ly
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,OH 50V PLUMNiizis, .4diuster q ,aoerase9, go
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The New York Evening Post of the 9Th, con-
tains the following fasI details received by the
steamer Niagara:
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, 23 Julia ST.
The undersigned respectfully inform the public they are
now prepared TO iur0ish all kinds OF CAST IRON and
BRASS WORK, BLAClSsMITING Of every descrip
ton, pATfERNS, etc.s they will also Make, Repair or
put ENGiNES Or MACHINERY on reasonable terms
and with punctualty. PRENTICE MURRAY.
4 OCKsMITHING, BELIrHANGING and General
IL JnBBlNG, will st IL be oarrisd by Prentice: who
would TO his former customers and the public that If
they need any thing IN the line call. and he will use his
endeaVOr to please,
jel5 lm' PRENTICE MURRAY
IFXCHANGE ON NEW YORR-Bils at five 10
IA gxty 1nys' sight, or sale by
Rih JOHN n. EiGAIOf Il,
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CLAssICs AND MODERN LANGUAGEs-TI

ID EMUNAL-THOMAs j.. BECK (successor 10 q.
N r. Stringer) and VIM. WALLACE w. WOOD,
Attorney Law, N0tdres Public, have removed to No.
GRAvIER STREET, where they prepared execute,
with facility, all Commercial aud Marine NotariaL
- Recorls Of Wood & Reek kent separste mhg5 "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-06

4 TINs0N. Carpenter and Builder, No. 294 Maga-
y zine STREET, (n Side StewaTs old place)-constantly
Ln hand extensive assortment of Panel DOors, Blinds
sash glazed Bngazed All orders promptly ted at the
0wes prices and every description of Jobbng done with
|natnes8 and dispatch. mh2 ly
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-04
Real Cotton Land for Sale.

TNEiE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation,
Il situate on Bear creek, miles southeast of
Lanrastervle, containing 500 acres, 2tD Of which
is Gle ,red, the greater part recently, the balance
in woods. The crop of this year, with hands,
will he about SO bales Of cotton and 600 bushels
corn, before the storm it was su posed lfU bales
would have been made. On the premises is
new gin house and screw, comfortable dwelling
and all necessary out buildings, Persons wish
ing to buy and make cotton would do well to ex-
anime, as will sell.
Terms easy and accommodating. My reason
for selling is to engage in other business. Some
likely Negroes will alsn be sold if desired.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
Lancaster Dist. sc. Sept. 81, lS50.-S5
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New Grocery and Provision Store,

rI>lIE subscriber would respectful inform h!S
friends aud the public generally. that ne II
now receiving his fail supply Of GRsNShlh"'
consisting in part, as follows
SUGARS-Brown,l loaf, crushed aniclaflfieu
COFFEE--Rio aud Java.
MOLASSES-Ncw Orleans and Muscovad0
Rice cheese. bacon, lard, corn, aud salt.
Markcrel salmon and flour.
Crackcrs-Wine, butter and soda.
Preseryes-Gnger, peach, plum, &c
Pickles, ,catsups, sauces, cltron, chocolate" teas
R,isus. almonds, curran,s and English waimuls
Pecan and butter nuts, spice, and ginger.
Nunnegs, candies, kisses, plums, NJ
prnnes hgs, dates, &c.
Also-pow,ier, shot, lead, cigars, tobacco, &C
Soaps, starchcandIes, crockery glass and nara
ware. .
Also-rime juice. lemon syrup an'i ginger "ni
Capers extracts lava criirn ,,o,,,
y y Packages sent 70 &s,y rari Of ire 'i'oN"'
! Ausu,t 2G, 1860. u
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-04
New Fall Goods.

4 NJ, & r KENNEDY, are now receiving tbei'
H. supply of goods suitable for the seasdt. The
stock will be fUuiid complete ID all the branches
usually kept by them, they have been carefully
selected at unusually low prices, and will be sold
at very small advance on New York cost. The
above would respectfully invite the attention ol
their friends and the lhe public generally to an ex-
animation of their stock, feeling satisfied If low
prices and good styles will effect sales, they can.
not fail to enjoy liberal share OF that patronage
heretofore so fully extended to them
They beg to call attention TO few Of the lead
ing articles, viz:
Rich Figured and Chene Silks.
Newest styles cashmeres and mouselaines
Changeable poplins and coburgs
Brocade and plain lustres
Face capes, collars and chemzettes
Puff sleeves, children's workd bodies
Muslin and thread edgings and nsertlngs, GO
Gloves of every description, hosiery do
Lawn and camhric handkerchiets
English and american pr rnts, unusually low
Furniture chiutz, gingliams
Long and square shawls, &c DC &c
Mourning Goods.
Super. alpaccas and canton cloth, new article
Dark grey poplin, ginghams and English prints
Fast colors, collars and handkts. ingrained
Cotton hose, silk do, cashmere & cashmere sh'wls
In D0neStlcSs
Bea. sheetngs and long cloths, very low
lO-4 to l2-4 blea g. bro sheetng, super family linens
Brown and co'd h'spuns ofall kinds
Linseys, bed blankets, from lO.4 to l3-4
White & red han'ls, shaker welsh q gauze do &C
Genglemen's Wear.
Sup'r blk and cold french cloths
Is doeskins and cassimeras
Tweeds in variety suitable for boys
Satin, silk and cashmere vestings
cravats, gloves and half hose
Superior quality ofdress shirts
Under clolhings of every description
Ready Made Clothing.
Goats, vests snd pants, got up in very superior
style. -
Hats and Caps
In great variety and the latest fall fashions.
Negro Goods.
Superior plains, kerseys and satinets, suitable
for house servants, am eng. blankets, wool hats,
&c. &c.
Together with full supply OF hardware, &c,
all of which will he cheertully shown to any one
favoring them with CALL
Sept. 2G II II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-04
General Information!

THE subscriber would con6dentaly inform his
Il kind patrons, and the public prorniscuously,
that he is I" in town." having returned from the
North with an overwhelming stock Of choice,
cheap and elegant Goods, embracing every thing
new and elegant 10
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
His purchases consist entirely of Dry Goods, Sc
lected from theimoSt recent importations. with the
closest attention to every branch of the Dry Goods
business, to present to the public at once, a
complete assortment in that line, and at prices low
enough 10 suit the closest economist.
Parties from the country will please bear him
in mind when they visit Camden, as bis stock is
always open for inspection.
New Goods received every month, at the 'Pal-
n1etto Cash Store.
JAMES WILSON.
Oct II IF