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The New York herald., 1850-04-29
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SUNDAY. APfl 80 Il. NJ.
During the past week, the stock market has been
considerably agitated, but prices have been feebly
sustained and holders of stocks generally have
in very feverish state The advance in fancy stocks
commenced about two months ago, and prices for
week or two. ran up very fast Since that time tho
market has huctuated considerably, without having
advanced beyond points ruling early in March. The
unsteady state Of prices and the uncertainty existing
in the minds Of bull spectators relative to further
improvement. the immense quantity Of stock thrown
upon the market the moment prices give way and the
ease with which panic could be brought about, have
increased the number of bears, aud given those who
have consistently opposed the recent rise
dence The market, during the past two months, has
been sustained by series of the most favorable
circumstances. So far not the first adverse event
has occurred to deraDge the calculations Of specua
tors, check the expansion going in public and
private credits, and in everything connected with
trade. We cay, not the first adverse event has
occurred; might say, not the first unfavorabe cir
cumstance has appeared, indicating collapse Of the
bubble the imitation Of which has been going
pidly and apparently prospcrously but below tho
surface of things, the germs Of revulson exist
to be developed. At present. everything doubt ap-
pears to the superficial observer satisfactory aud sub
stantial The recent rise in stocks is doubt,
sdtrcd by inexperienced Spectators the result entire
ly Of the improvement In the Of the different
securities named but the time Is not far distant when
they will what delusion they have abored under,
and see that they have been imposed upon by those
who large holders at low prices The bears Of
Vail street have been the best friends Of outside
fPeculators and the bulls their greatest enemies
The bears continually cautioning outsiders not to
touch any of tho worthless fancy stocks while the
bulls by the most extravagant statements by the
greatest alsehoods and by all kinds Of dishonorable
disgracefu measures, continually endeavoring draw
In outsiders and saddle them with all kinds Of fancy
trash at the highest prices and then them to get
rid OF 1t they best The position Of the grea
parties in the street appears to be little understood
among outsiders.
The annexed statement exhibits the qu Citations for
the principal speculative stocks in this market for
each day ofhc past week and at the close week
previous 1t will be that prices have auctuated
considerably and that most Of the ancies closed lower
than at the opening
Quotations PRrvcIpAL srocn ~ rur NSv
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
DOUBLE SHEET.
News from Europe.

The Cambria is a long time en route from Liver
pool. She is now in her sixteenth day TO Halifax
equal TO eighteen TO this port. She made the pas
sarge in April, last year, in thirteen days.
There are five steamers 10 arrive this week. with
later news from Europe-four besides the Cambria,
namely, the Helena Sloman; propeller from Ham
burg, now in her fourteenth day; the City of Glas-
sow also-a propeller and fast sailer, from Glas-
gov, m her thirteenth day. the Canada one of the
fastest. OF the Cunarders from Liverpool, now in
her ninth day; and the Washington, from South
ampten, also in her ninth day
The British Queen, which left Hamburg on the
2d inst, has not yet arrived.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

SOCIALISM ~ New NoRK--tiooD SrySE or TIE
Jotrs,snrv.-We give. elsewhere. q very interest.
ing rcvou Of a curious debate, which took place
one evening last week. at regular meeting of the
ioumcyncn carpenters /, shows. in clear light.
the practical good sense and sound principles which
prevail among the carpenters. IN spite Of tn, recent
attempts made b, Greeley, brisbane. and such like
visionarics, to sew in good soil the seeds of
foreign socialism. which Is as uus,fcd to this eli
mate as that attempted by Skidmorc twenty-five
years ago The course policy and opinions Of the
Ucraid were trumphan'ly sustained by the Jour-
neymcn carpenters, and viii be ly an 'he sound
thinking mechanics of New York. We. and all
cur humcr0us establishment, numbering nearly
two hundred persons, ~ hard workers, are with
them and cf them, heart and soul.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
TELEGRAPalC INTELLIGENCE.
Fronn Washington.

OR SPECIAL TELEGRArHIc coRKEsP-SpEScE.
WAsHIsoros, April 2s, 1850.
The majority Of the Gaphin Conmttee said to
be In favor Of adverse report but their proceed
ipgs strictly secret nust wait for the report
itself.
Additional indictments arc to be entered against
Secretary Ewing. We understand that three Of his
clerks lately resigned their designations to take effect
I'm July next They then obtained leave Of absence for
three months, and received three months salary in
advance, When this time expires and their resigna-
tions take effect, they will be in California
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

TRIAL OF ONE-EYED THoMrsoy-ABRUrT Posi-
roSEMENr-The trial of One-Eyed Thompson, at
Brooklyn, was postponed on Saturday, without be-
ing finished. II goes over TO Monday next. This
is very queer result In this city, such abrupt
interruption or posfponement by the Judge, for a
week, would vitiaie the whole proceedings, and
the trial would have TO be commenced dc MORO.
Why is il otherwise in Brooklynl
" impofo-the evidence, such as it is, has
thrown a flood Of fresh light, not on One-Eyed
Thomson alone, but on all his former friends and
existing associates. The curious mysteries Of the
New York Tombs unfolding themselves. This
trial has added good deal to our former knowledge
of the two Drurys, Of Ashley, Of Arlington Bennett,
of Bristol Bill of Margaret O'Connor, and of all the
doings Of Policeman A. NJ c. Smith, and of the
two amateurs, George Wilkes and M. T. G.. STAN
ley, and of their system Of police business as the
rivals Of Policc-Chief Matsell and his :. five hun
dred men in buckram suits" The several trials yet
To come ofl, both in this city and in BROOKLYN will
give more information, and astonsh afresh the
public.
We will do no injustice To any OF these dis;n-
guishcd characters-ncither the indicted the stool
pigeons, the amateurs, nor the thief-catchers-unt
we have all the facts. We feel perfectly good
natured 10 all, and mean to see justice generously
done TO all, and care nothing for their abuse. We
hope to work out of these singular trials great
and decided reform in the police and criminal
dramas of this metropolis.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
Marine Affairs.

srr.ssiur CRrscrSr Cuv.--The annexed testimonial
ofestccm presented TO Capt stoddard his late
arrival at Kingston ia from Chagrrs. by the repre-
sontatiye- Of the public press at Kingston -
kiSosIoN, April 10, 1850.
To Cu,s sropnAnp. Esq- Commando ofthc steam ship
CrcFctnt CITY
nerr sir-Ths parties whose names are hereto sub
scrbod and are Immediately connected with the press
81 the land icUl sincere pleasure In tend ring
our sincere thanks Tor the polite attentions have
frequently receive from you aud Tor tho ready fic
,s Afforded us In lchaf II the public by yourself aud
the polite cmccrs under your coutrcl W. should he
wanting IA gratitude, did not avail ourselves of the
present fitting occasion Go express sinccrc acknow
Judgments for many marked fivors and fDr extreme
attention towards oursclvcs individually We trust
that the Wits % the Crescent city shores will be
frequent and that che win continue o. be entrusted TO
your abb command
In the hope that every happiness will attend you aud
all Coun'ct,d wth The management 20 your noble ship
W, hs,e the pleasure to subscribe Ourselves dear SIR
yours. most respectfully.
sM sAntLEs Coiouiai S,alfvd
IDW. BANNER. Noyyirg yomnaL
ISAAC LAWrON. Reporter e the Press
LOUIS CJNITA Commercial Rooms
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

Iiu T.NN.NY llAtL SA1Wvs ". THK Woon
Ayr WIeuuv GtVrpAL COMMITTEES oF rnE Dgpo.
CRfuc PAEu.-Wc learn that the old Sichem.
met On Friday evening last and although their pro.
cecdng- are secret. and they are not accountable
10 any body for their actions-not even 10 the Tam
muny Srci,ty, who elect thcm-yet Is pretty gene
rally Understood that the old Sachems are now
disposed 70 act az mcsistors between the two sec
tons or two committees. and the only way that they
can act efficiently. il 10 forbid the landlord, Mr.
Howard. from allowing either the Wood or the
.'we.,crn" committee to meet in Tammlny IilL
THIS has or triR bc do,H The Sachems are the SUI
prcrnc judges Of which are the real genuine demo-
cratic committee. or whether there is any Forbid
ding 10th committees 90 meet under the roof OF Old
Tammany, is equivalent TO final decision that The
sachcms do not recognise either committee as the
authorized democratic General Republican Com
mt,ee" for 1880. Consequently, the democracy Of
The wafds will have to meet at their respective
headquarters. and be forced to unite, and elect
new set OF men. There's fun ahead.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

INVESTIGATIONS NV CoNoREsS-NoNH, SwARr-
wouT AND OepEN.-Two committees have been ap-
pointed to investigate the public conduct of four of
the leading members of the cabinet. This has Justly
created Il great sensation al Washington. and
throughout the country; and report OF their pro-
ceedngs, no matter what they may be, will be
looked forward 90 with a great deal OF interest.
Since this has been done, il has been threatened by
the wings to offer resolutions 10 investigate the
conduct Of former cabinets and former public o.ii-
GERS the cases Of DENLY, Weimore, aud various
others, have been alluded TO- II this business shoud
40 on. very likely they may bring up nvesig g ,tion
Of the old affairs of Swartwout and his numerous
associates, Of former days. Singuary enough,
however, an investigation will soon take pl ace in
reference TO the official conluc of sam Swartwoli.
Nj. M. Noah. and Henry Ogden. all Of this city
growing out of the recovery of the Prince OF
Oranpe's Jewels, which had BEEN stolen in Europe
seventeen years ago, and partly Transported by the
robbcr to this county. An investigation on this
subject will take place before a jury in this city.
and Il will be shown that while Noah. Swartwoat
and Ogden were holding public offices. and driving
their regular pay they, with one two others con-
trycd to get all the reward of $4,000 offered by
the Dutch government for the arrest Of the robbcr
and the return OF the properly, while the greater part
Of the business was transaoicd--at much expense
and loss to ,hemsclvcs-by Mr.. Seey. a gentleman
of the bar. aud several police officers in this city,
This will soon come on, and will b, a very fanay
investigation. II viii unfold mys; ~. MIR. Src-
k's claims are now before the cahinet--bat what
will such cabinet do
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

TIE cAsD OF ALvARADo irUyrEI.
AsSAroLis April n, 1850.
Captain Tatnall recalled and cross examined by
Lieut. Hunter, TO show that there difficulty in
procuring horses after the capture of Alvarado
The intimaton that Lieut.. Hunter went into the
river with white flag has been proved false by
raj officers, who swear positively on this point
The Court adjourned over till Monday. to await the
arrival Of witnesses but it will then certainly finally
adiOurn
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
E.rspeas aud California Mails.

III. mails for Europe, BY the America, from Boston
win close in this city at sx O'Clock tomorrow after
noon. The mails for California by the Crescent city,
from this port, viii close on Wednesday next One
edition of the Weekly Herald will be published at nine
o'clock morning. and another at the came
hour on Wednesday morning.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
Sporting Intelligence.

CrSrr,,IIIr CouEsr, L. I.-TRorrSe.--A great field
Of horses Is announced TO contend this afternoon
mile heats. in harness. at the above course, via -
Trustee. Confidence. Pelham and Virginia Msid Con-
hdcnoc rather the fvorit against any named Of
the hcld. IL will be a grand race
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
The Italian Us,ern.

As announced IN another part of our sheet, The
weather has scv~ey touched the voices the com.
pany 40 recently from climate, that there can
he no Performance this evesing This g. unfortunate
fcr The ,ccalsis and eluany a. for the pabiic
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
News from the South.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE FIRE AT sAvAy-
NAH--TrTE REMAINS OF MIR. cAiuoUN-TIE vIIGI-
MA ELECTION.
BALTIMoRE, pri IS 1850. ,
The following the principal sufferers by the fire
at Savannah on Thursday morning
James Mcintyre; John Dilon's stores, owned by
Misses Minis; Weeds warehouse; George Waldbury' .
three story brick building; two wooden buildings
owned by estate of VIM Herb Mr.. Sawycr's houses,
on Broughton street; Mr.. Lovell's boarding house
John Riley's grocery; p d. lIlyems clothing store
Mr. Fishers boarding house; r. Goldsburg's clothivG
store w Barnetts do; Mr. Pitts boot and shoe store
Edward J. Purses residence; Hardcastle Il Caruth-
er's wheelwright shop j. W Watts residence; j. Flan-
der's store; Mrs Flanders boarding house; p. NJ
Russcls residence; Mr.. Boufayctte's jewelry store;
Mrs Benefits dry goods store; Levi lIart's office;
house belonging to Judge Reed two buildings belong
ing to Messrs N & j. Weitman; house belonging to
Captain Shock
The Charleston papers filed with the accounts of
the ceremonies attending the reception Of Mr. Cal
houn's remains
In Virginia the democrats have gained We members
and the wings two.
Baltimore and Hartford counties have elected dele
gates favorable to q g Gubernatorial convention.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
Notice TO the Public.

Those who intend to change their residence on the
LIST of May will please notify Of the fact stating the
place where the paper is now left, and also that At
which il is to be hereafter served.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

John G. CnIhoun.-The Oricinal

the thus headed. IL is Of series
astounding Developments unparalleled in history In
these roubous times should boldly the
subject.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

An AwrrfcN Ci1, N NEw GRANsDA.-W have
flc very curious information that Chagres has be-
come city. The Americans have constructed
tl,cir municipal government. and have elected Capt
NJ. h. Taylor, formerly Of Baltimore, Mayor. This
is very remarkable movement. and shows con-
clusi,ely that the enterprise Of the Yankee nation
has only inst begun TO develope its most important
charactcnstios. A few months ago. Chagres was a
mere piece Of sSore upon which people landed, on
their way TO san Francisco. Now il is an Anne
rican city The Yankees have bought Aladdin's
lamp. which Produces gold. pearls. cities. in fact,
everything. Another city will soon be established
at Grcyiown. Who is ready to g. out and be the
msycii
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

WIG. aud Toupecs.-Another Medal hr

beer aw ared 10 ateheor for the best Wigs
The public invited 20 inspect his style for S
st BATtHfIORS celebrated Wig Factory, Wall
keeps and beet Assortment in the
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

rers thst the largest ctares aud best a.
sortmen of Wigs toupees brads long hair and
other ornamental hair arc 20 he found NEDHURsTS
IITARDs "a Maiden lane. The trade supplied.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

eurins all shin diseases dscoioracns snd temisbes Pos,
dc subtitle for eratcsns sureruous hair fc any rsrt Of
the body. LILY white for the complexion. LIQUID kours
ks At ~ waller street hrst store from lnot in vrv
!. r. Calender. H Soutf Third street, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
500 Frock and Dress Coats, black

otype which the Portrait in the Second Number the
.CaiicrY OF usrious Americans" engraved can be-
seen BR sDY Daguerrean Gallery, z5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

de'otes hs exclusive attention to dases Of the Eye He
has just imported from Paris Artificial Eyes Of improved
structure which he inserts resemble he natural
and defy the strietes scrutiny. Once hours TO A.
pamphlet with remarkable by Dr. w. be had
tuitoUsy at his residence.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

Of goods fine black blue eolored
Dress Froek Coat sl6 made to The nnest
So Pants and Vests proportion. Pretty Sacks $i0
Spring Oyeroos,s, sll. Quality, cut. workmanship and
eheappess combined, at ll6 William street.
The New York herald., 1850-04-29

brown IS SIP 1909 sack and business Coats, 81 TO SO,
$500 pair ed Doeskn and Cashmere Pants 81 to s.
pair aU Vests silk, satin and valentia 90 cts 81 each
at the 50 Suit Store, Nassau and Bechman sts
The New York herald., 1850-04-29
Hair Dys-R.tchclor,s Genuine I

1HuH Dye-DutCHchOE7b OebWhhS LIvuHtn
Eair Dye only be procured AZ the anufactory wall
street The public should guard against ntatons See my
various diplomas. Persons whose hair has assumed bad
color the the dyes can have Il sorrse-
cd by calling ss above. Copy the address.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-09
PhANgPIDRoS uOVN1o
BY ROBERT LATTA,
LATE BY G.. ii. DAVIS.

Would respectfully announce, that Ire has now
n charge the above meA located Hote!. convenient
To the most business part ot the Townt for travel.
Iers; directly on all streets pSssng tlrough--and
now undergoing tln rough repairs He earnestly
socits call from his friends and the public gen.
ncrally--!or he feels confident that they cannot be
otherwise than pleased AZ 10 pains will be spared
To make all comfortable.
A variety Of the best Liquors can be- had at the
Bar, e;rcem"n Nunday. G"dd"rds oM loe5 Bran.
dy and other fine Liquors IN hotties; the most
tavnritc brand. of Chawpagnes the chnicest
brands of Segars aid Tobacco: Scotch Ale in
p is SODA WATER and ICE will he kept con-
stantIy on hand during tho .nrnfner season.
Good Stables, roo,ny lots for DRIVERS, and al
ways pIenty Of corn, OATS and fodder, and atten
tiv" lostlerS.
lie is agent for the Northern Line Of Stages.
N. B.--Orini uses run regularly to and frm
the Rail Roafi Depot for passengers, who can "l'"
he accommodated with carriage, buggy OF l''':c
to 90 into The country.
Camden. RIay ID, 1s49 r
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-09
REMOVAL.

The subscriber respectfully informs 'is fr;c' "s
and Gus umers in Camden and ,hc rn,oun... {
country, that he has removed bIz Eherffigh s'ss
Blacksmith shop&p the corper nj Dekalb & Lyf-
tIe,on street. having erected saaable HniIdings for
carrying on The above business and s now pre-
pared to 10 any work that may he entrusted to
him. good supply Of seas"nsd wageH timber,
Tire and other Iron, Pipe boxes Of all sizes, eona-
mon ho.r., breast and tongue chains, cast iron
barrow wh' els, SC. &c. kept constantly on hand.
Horses neatly and carefully shod.
ROBERT L. TWEED
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Fancy Goods, Toys, &C.

Tie subscriber is now opening large ana beautiful
sortment of
Vases, Toilet Bottles, Toys, Perfumery, and
Fancy Goods,
Consisting in part. of the following:
D.fSES.
Ruby vases cnnmellrd and gilt: blue vases, ennmeed
and gilt gren vases. cut glass AMI gilt white vases. en-
amred and gilt: silver with marble stands; gold va
scs with marble stands; a,ua>k vases; china vases, b"au
tifnlly lowered and gilt.
Toilet RoiHes.
Ruby cologncs enamcllrd aud gilt; blue colosnes
ecd and gilt green cnogncs. camcl and gilt: crystal
culorncs of various patterns; china coOgncS, of various
patterns; French culognes. with gilt tops.
Combs.
Shell side comhs shell tuck combs, carvc' shell twist
combs; horn side combs: horn lnck combs; horn twist
combs buffalo ruck and twist combs ivory dressing cnnls
buffalo dressing combs; horn dressing combs ivory fine
Rask fs.
Painted china baskets white bisquc baskets toy straw
baskets painted baskets: bags, with covers;
pautcd straw bags. without covers; work baskets.
Porte .NOnnies.
Porte monnies steel hond porte noiIIcs, Turkey mo
rocco: porte mnirs, Russian leather: porte monnes mo
rocco gilt
5cU;slcs.
Bone acorn rarr; rcgcla" ivory raites; coral ratcs,
four and irS.
b.: t.. bio. limitations; china marbles. painted;
iar..' IIar.u.
Pipes.
trr". iHrrs. wooden pllr*; Elncy mlcs.
SI'C,lCh Confectionery.
team i,"s: hpbn< envelopes: dagrcs de vcr'lr icl-
iv cakes: chrvslzrd rings cordial drops; rnsancs
::,lS rr!r; b,os ncur.; almonds, r lemon; almonds
fine rose.
Toys.
Wax dolls fixed glass eyes. dolls ing glass eyes
ioIlc dolls assorted Kid dolls assorted; tin gigs; cars
horses; cows dngs: srrp lrSrs. &c. cnIlmun ~"
iinr toys glass toys drums large and sIa lin pistols III d
guns cups and saiccrs. tin cups and saIccrs. woH
dominos; Lotto paa: glass toy iunl"rS: glass toy lemon
AIDES; bohemian uultrr>: glass pitchers and lasons
Pens.
Steel pens: gilt pens; marnnn honum pens: gilt and s
| vcr pcu holders. DC.
Together with large and new slmk cf Medicines,
| Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Putty, Brushes,
and every article usually kept in Drug Store:
All desiring crafty their good taste, will please call
at once. Physicians, Country Merchants md Planters
will find it decidedly their advantage I" g.c s call
eipre purchasing elsewhere.
| Uct 3d. FRANCIS 7. XEMP.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-09
The state Of South Carolina.
KershaW District.
lii tie Court Of Common Pleas.

III lie CONri Of Common P7rdS.
Stephen u. IIough, who is now in custody of
he Sheriff OF l.ershaw District BY virtue Of writ
.apas adsaiisfaciendum a; the suit OF Samuel w.
Love. having filed in my Office, together with
schedule on oath of his estate and effects, his Pc
iii on to the Court of Common Pleas, praying that
he may be admitted to tie benefit Of the Acs OF
the General Assembly made Tor Tie relief ofn<ol-
vent debtors 1t il orlcrcI that the said Samuel
W. Love, and all other creditors 10 whom The sad
Stephen D. IIough is in any wise indebted. be and
they are hereby E,lmumned and have notice to APP
pear at kersEaw Court lionsc Oh the first day OF
April term next, to slew cause if any they can,
why the prayer Of the petitioner aforesaid, should
not hc granted. :. F.. CAPEHS, Z. C.P.
Jan = (SlD.j0j l-l3t
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SOutE, Caroliua.-RserxsfaW Dist.
In the Cont of Ordinary.

Ia The CoNr7 Of Ordinary.
John a. Bowen and Charles Bailey, AbHdnisfra-
tors, Applicants, vs.. Mary Bowent Isaac Bow
en-, John A. Bnwen. ct al, Defendants-Ssrs-
Inoxs in Partition.
It appearing to my satisfaction, tfat Isaac Bow
en-, one :, tho Defendants IN this case, is absent
from and resides beyond the limits OF this Slate:
it is t,csc:'..' ordc.ed that he tu appear aDd OBJ
iect to the sale Of tive Real Estate OF Zachariab
Bowen decd on or before Ihe 18th day Of FebEsa-
ry hqx (1e5O) Of his consent tothe s,lae will be
entered o. record.
JOHN Il. JOY, o. X. n.
Nov I, 3i9. l2e
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-09
Notice.

ON and after the lst September next, the scv-
eral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, by agree
ment, charge Thirty Cents per bale erIra on all
Cotton bound will, lrcn, Bark or WooIen bands
As this charge will necessarily fall upon, the
planters, this notice is given that Rope BendGges
aloLc may be used by them. Nearly all the Cot
ton sent 10 harlcston and Savannah is now
compressed before Shipment.
Julv IL % BOT
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-09
G.. A. NEUFFER,
Commission eEEcrCh0Nt,
And Dealer in Flour, Grain, &C.,

10. I2i, East Bay, Charleston, sc.
Bers to inform his friends and the public, that
he is prepared to make liberal advances on al!
shipments OF FLOUR, GRAIN. &c. made to him
lie will also make advances on shipments of Pro-
duce 10 tile North, or elsewhere. when made
through him.
lie has made arrangements whereby he receives
weekly. supplies Of Flour of superior brands. all
Of which he warrants. Country Merchants and
others will find it to their advantage 10 give him
cal before purchasing elsewhere. Having been
engaged in the above business fer length oI time,
he hopes to give general satisfaction 10 those who
may favor him with their assignments.
Retrrencss-MeSsrs. r. d. J. CALDWELL, r.
DuLIY, and J 3 Um, Charleston.
Nov I. 40 3:n