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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-27
Correspondence of the Camden Journal.

ANsoN Co., N. c., Sept. %, 1850.
Dear JourndE-In accordance with your re-
quest, drop you a line, on the absorbing ques-
ton of the crops. Our cotton will be quite a
short crop; perhaps one third lost Corn is
perhaps better than was expected, but with the
high prices which they both will command, the
Farmers will not be bankrupt l have heard lit.
tie said here, relative to the California Bill
Our Court has passed of after two weeks ses.
sion. remain yours, i.
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Gov. Towns of Georgia

Has called convention of that State by pro-
clamaton to meet in December. The press, so
far as We have seen sustains him in it. We have
great hopes for Georgia. She has too many no.
bic SONS 10 yield TO Cobb-aton and Lumpkinism,
or to be tetered in slavery and submission to yam
KEGS, because Toombs and Stephens want offices
in the grand National Party.
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south Carolinap- Ker.haw District.

IT7HEREAS JAMES s. Erwin, has applied to me-
for Letters Of Administrations on all and SIN
guIar the Goods and Chatlels. Rights and credits
Of James F. Erwin, late Of tie Distract aforesaid
These are, ,hereforeoio cite and admonsh all
and singular, The kindred and creditors Of the SAID
deceased, 10 he and appear before me at our next.
Ordnary's Court for the said District, to be holden
at Kershaw Court House on the 9TH day o' oet.'
next, to show cause, it any, why the saa au'"''-
straton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 2lst day ., OF
Sent, in the year Of our Lord one Thousand eight
hundred and fifty, aud IN the seventy-ht'h year
of American Independence: ov o1n
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ery one of these ten cent contributors would
violate the same law; and if one command
ment is not to be kept what husband or lover
would trust them against the violation Of 9th.
ers? We only drew an inference, and are glad
none of them are our rclatives.-N Y. Day
Book.
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TILE tJOWBNAlLo
CAMDEN, S. @.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 81, 1850.
Our Market.

The life and animation exhibited on our busi-
ness streets for the last week. has been gratifying
indeed From one end Of the street TO the other
it has been lined with wagons. Our merchants
have any thing else but the blues. Our cotton
prices are nearv up to Charleston-while our
stocks are but little inferior. And still more there
is not single case of sickness in town. All we
lack is plank Road, and Camden will be the place.
sg% When the Editor of the Wadesboro Argus
comes up to our idea of decent and high-toned Ed
itorial controversy, we will then meet him as
"a foenan worthy our Steel"
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ward," was her answer Carolina, is your sword
too short! make it longer by step forward. And
Persias conquerer shall yet cross. the Hoespont in
a frail fishing Bark.
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Our thanks are due Hon. J. A. Woodward for
Public Documents.
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and very strong feeling against the American
residents and those who visit the Island on bu-
sness has sprung up as one OF the evils o that
ill.adrised movement Our informant is conf
dent that the trading class, the merchants, are
almost unanimously in favor of the fevoutlona.
ry movements, and would aid it so far Us i'll
their power, withot rendering themselves liable
to detection.
The authorities are very minute and rigid in
their examination Of foreigners arriving ut the
island, and they are not alwasy notek for their
gentlemanly demeanor while pursuing their IN
vestiga,ion.
Military discipline is still enforced with rigor,
the militia being required to drill regularly
Guards are stationed on the wharves at Carde-
mas every night, and the most vigilant precau
tons are taken to prevent n surprise. While
our informant was there, great alarm was
created by a smoke which was seen OIL one of
the islands in the bay, and which was caused
by a party who had visited the island. The
Cubans thought it was a steamer with troops,
waiting for the approach of night to effect a
landing Accommodating parties were sent out,
and as they failed to get any satisfactory sclu-
ton of the mystery, the regular trooDs were Or
dered out, and, headed by the Governor, were
stationed along the wharves, where they re-
manned during the night. The militia were al
so placed under arms, ready for action at 4
moments warning. The next day enabled
them to ascertain the cause of their grouedless
fears.
1t is amusing to hear the rumors which pre-
vail on the arrival of Il steamer from New York.
One of the most current, while our friend was
there was that Garibald, the Italian patriot,
had pledged to Gen. Lopez that if he would ef-
feet another landing, with 5000 men, he (Gari-
haldi) would, in Gue days after he heard the fact
land another force of 5000 men. OF course it
was understood that the arrangement for such
4 movement were all complete--steamers in
in readiness, men selected, &. By many Of
the people these rumors are believed to he we'll
founded, and they are in constant apprehension
of another inyasion-Bosion Journal.
One thousand women of Western New York
have shown themselves destitute Of the honesty
and virtue of good law-loving and moral citi-
zens "'Ihou shalt not steal" is Il command
from the God of the Universe; VIM. L. Chap
lin did steal, and Western New York women
have commended him for the theft. He not
only violated the laws of his country, but he has
broken the laws of his Creator. Of course we
may infer from this pitcher presentation that ev-
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sap H-ry Nss1ft. Tssr CsIe1 c.s.o. f9 Nssnta p SO
N.'ca 3d. si g. 90 -s.r o '-'. 'p
W a'-i.1. &C. ar ficf.. ~.o ht Peg ID if~- + 's
'rert n O. coos vsr- rr,ts. d., 'ff 81 - @
SIP H-n1ara1 af Bostl- Hardy. Norsen- u Go n- o.
f.1sy 81 ~ fire sa3 msa rfg7t ssi'
"a sArty
MA.
b.. i-,es.aoa. ~ ~, stn,s, H.,.ns 90. lfs- o.
r-snf ,aa' So ~ ~ 70 on btn w b ~ Dr. e. ~ -.
g. 1.f 'sf % 81 ea 20 H rr.s~' .r.~ i-na-f n n-
'sr q st''1 l uss at son.p'' e~ 'e'-''
Et cola Of fa.a.s.'os Esr.e,, o. Oh. cotton ~
Erea htra r-r E1slos A3fss - l., a"-
4 o. D-.-rts q Krsl-'
o. at - o. o1 7t-i -fs Pc i4i ~ vessel etn+s-' N
frr. .y "a sr45otrf a~f ben ft st4
~at- s..ea. IN i~r fsF~' by esr -sf tie
@hrsl 90 BE 'f ron gov z - tons 1-fea h~f '-1 80
1l e. - - co. % nn' Diff. N-f
Aessuaer Fsr-e hoe-s 7s ha-s, p 10, a ballast 20
- ncre o.
Pan JfsIs', ht'7 s'FAtN q @ ,1.'h .L - '''
yr11rt hsIst1~f. - era boz. p 10 .e'-s' ~ p -
- 1s ' a 'c- - pasted ~ mp pa 20 rn'- - ~
- o. 'asf Ni''l o. '' % 81 Do - '' ''- "i '' " 2@
Al.s.,s s,oss sssaaa o. cotton To- sr,@s, ce'rsa
BIZ Eotrsn.a i>.ae Nsns''s Cos - 49, 70. d -
aes,g f.- -. o raess ~asb-t .~'' hsse s-r 'hi'
eset losf su1 ts0'sa no t'--'i ' - r.4. o..
brg 90 Taylor Far' NJ'~'h' ." ''' P'@ "'-'.-' '"
orc Nesafsi Riley. se'ter. fsrnsr'r,o y o. "a 7t 20
sIpsr 4 if'ns,se ~, o., -. M ALL. eli. $500
hfk f''.f 80 - ,s =. y o. a..
ff. h'' 1-.'t ~ li'i III f'' ''''' ~ ~. =.
r'r r Slf'ant n' T 'rsi fo' 90 'otfl 'F Ai' 10 *.
'.N VI w. f'tN .'''
,sn- ~ hen 'ss ~ ~ ~ 'a.'.n sfl - meg ''.
- y if.n N",,a * J. ..' ',.' ,s -, 49,. Ill.
-.. ~. -. .,. "a ~. b.f slt. s..s .i,. Inc +
Yag b.s sy,.r@r..8 ven s..-g weather. m ss
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IMPORTANT To AIL.-LkES Hk> NJ"
L lEECHES-Alexsndre's patent ArunsiA Le s'
Prtucip1l Dsgos Al VICTOR BISHOPS . MSssa,.Aae.
New-Yo7k Approved q tv the Acs1eiuies " HeliS-s
sd Roysl Colleges II Psris lonco. Sed oe''A -
aiely by The Medical College OF New ! OH s,.
These Arttcisl Leeches confer. 81 every fo~s
al ~. henent hat Re oeftved ron The nalfs Lees
without Sry Of their numerous uccuvenencts 10y
safer suc tsgcst 'apch less suffering ~ ~.
psent They coe cheaper. even hose Lass " Der
usfurs Ieeches eRsiy ohtSlred be- ulsle 500
sad used viii proper everlasting l. : ts-css
,p show ihr immense superiority MAJ thesc c1a es t
~ 6s .rrarnuls over Tie rrrUsve Lexch fc1 - De-
obfs nei m many places. alo Oretulass inl~cuO1s-
me uos Gathering IS encng re Use o.
,h ArufciA LeVches N HrerSnee 10 thAt OF ne nAut
ores have hren obtained ~ The inventor from ne moe.
sr1t.ert rrsetunueIs Am0rg hem We nlrre rleniio
-, rxss III Professor Naeuuue Aou ~ NeN-h % 4 arc
in pars ne uAuies OF NcqSsa hcorc snc 81 iehcseel
.rrriss from such ilca 1alg 20 olspruse io- e l--s
-. othrqs that pCssesSun 81 lie ANrlsN so .As
~ h., .rsn A. tie New YoIk Deqo- together y - - -
ryt, of Academies ordrrs from ne ~ and Navy -
pariments &c. 49,. ,..-. ..,..,.. "A
ss.s n,iuegs ~ are Interested n US rev go ~
- The subscribe VII - ioGnc $. &c eef~
every cay III iurtnsT no'eS ,,0r,- ,vvxANDPr
r~.,- Of the Arrsesl Leeebes Of ne hTu AeAsIele
- Ron evsrd Marun. - Pans -,
ROrsrrs can be fUl6led a. re shortest rooee 1no
hsiS ha 80 res.rd % VICTOR BISHOP . hneen-ssne-
Prices Moderate varying according to Se sss o. 'oe oa
nj inweEess
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- REGULAR mail LINE BIZ
s-SIl--NrNEEN HO8TUs AND hEW.fOEk,

stDnfEgton snd FfoVsdsnee--Ia...
,,us, ~1tso.t 6srry change q ears bsggsss.-Ihs
.'ea,rer, G VASDERBILT Czp,sln Jo>. stons snd
COMMODORE Capt William H. frues, N eotsseaon
y,lh ~ SosanzsOn end Providence md bo>Dn nc rfovt
d,ose Hsilroads esvlng kew.York es1y ts9sasJs eL
rrotsd from Pier , NORA kiyer, hss srsr sDoys DG
tsfy r. ee, a. 0elOcE, r N. Iad 9eSLnfDe - y.
r. 49, ~er. sailt eEpr,ssy fot ths routs.
- .es b svrry resosr p.SglsSy adapted . ne $50
- :, .s,c.ss and oonlsDrsS ,-l4ss - 1srs "a,
- "a s.psrssesd The route BENG ns shofis. snd
-. ~ .@,-v, ia ample ume Cor Ne norninz Arns u
1875. sad railroads rsssaS . ssIos. PPM. s[va
90 sires The c. NAkDEhbiLf " s.vs ns~ LII uyn
s.s ,ssssSsdsT sad FrAsy Tss cohnooo2E VII
-. ~ YorE M0Ddxy, WeaDssfxy and FnAsy Love
s.,s,.-,o-. Ta-s1sy Thafsdsy snd Saturday. b-Fss
-I. "a - xyrfvsi of suxners ~ stceing'ont pro
80. n1rnsstsy "a lhe splendid railroad ears % Pro,e
80 =, "a eron Ro-sor for passage bsrtns 1890 foous
- s-.sst sDu acxssoas nay be made 70 ~ s9nB 60 0s
wat snA 4 - 49, - hAa9yfeH 80
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GENERAL NOTICES.

- die, EHir-WednesdSy, April 10 Anefooon
a. vraInr Al Nitlos Sloon-Thc Lsees oi ne 'oos
repeeni Christian Congregation Rev l. hAiils, 49,
&C.,. h.Si,s Var As al In the erection % Ss
eontrmolntsa Church Tweureih - eci~tca blo~1NN
ard rms av Tney oder large sssors nen. q aoue's
Ana useol "a "A. fsncy aruces which VII % so'u ~
Al n.snc-. a. f.ir AnA reasonable prices TIE PuSc a.
r,.gresray insi-d 10 attend Tickets = eeass 10 DC %
iAiIsc a. =. $. FrSreiss bookstore, - or0s'~E - ~
" To Journeylnen Boot aud shocmaAer s1
Mss Meelng ol lie JgFaeymen u ibis ely ara enl.
" . Invited on Tuesday evening, ON INST y N u
American HN eoTpsr o. Grand aud SToAd~sy u eoS
looliny 10 the Formation OF JouTneynen Shoealsksrs
WoTking Union. II Greeley and Others VII spesk
j. Coox. Sec - al l. W. RsekMAS, Csn e0an
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lpnis ut ~ o. oa 70 g. hp Henp >e'mib. from C'a' o'
s.1. rre t.f Nanior,r. nn 81 Thomss fo' h'tmoie
March sI lat $. ln 7s. bfg Napoleon, "a u '-- ~ n,n
Apni 50 ou 10 50 SCH George h~np i lNas =
tor o. scoeke &c ioss Of msnmasi dlN. u7 ka Oh u
Msuh g.. ~ - o., ~.
Mani h No. 49, brs Arrstc 30 as p MON i Tan
D co. aud supplied her " IA pro'sons
Mace - lat "a ~. lon ~ -, BAH lhsfoius
srth Mr. iou "a 80, bu6 Martha e'n'' N'oHN o
Ponce Pm, tor Niiaven ,.-. ...
astuh at - p ION - 50. wN sgnsiAe9s '@'N N" ~ @
ssnal white diamond
Arris lad ~ ~ lon q a. hark Chas Iute, Cor hai"o
Am u't lat ~ 'on a. sch jacob icnseo"' IRON N''S
sen w, ss on S. bus Msp ,of s,u'apor) hence for Ga
sSS ar Cap. rcudas 80 me .hr Ashland. ,of Nroneoaa
fof CHA .......
same tine shF William sturges .' 'o'''a '''''.
North -.
ee,h al lat ~ no. Jon - e. saw chip Wm tort ,
Sosst. a 81 o. Tss och John Iuur, 10 10 n zorro no
ApHis IA, Is a. lou ~ ,shJE Rss~"' from Baltimore ''
asea IS Ia Is S. hD1s Pm, srs rnube Lo'ens I'm h'a'
fr Nlcfk. "a ia ont ..-, Obi. ~
MAr,h 80 al g. So Bon Il shp lnoe . 'eri ,'l hN' '
o. cans Tor Liverpool ..h
Ami at r. ou q So was seen 81 steamer aiahlNs Se
ANS ht ~ 81. Nm % s1. >w bark johanna -,
lpn j. Izg Haroor. Sl the and n sh shp ''D" '''
fc N.rowen rs NNUfk "a Oh I'ss Of fuiorf
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BOOK TRADE.
GREAT sAIEAr ATTcrInN

COIHn ar > JELAA o6AE - 4 AOL 4 AOEt
~ suOks. pRAWlS1, ENl2AtrN s. STA
OT-aRT - WORKS W All 49, c------e G
W-DNEsDAi ~. - ccUrr
FIRST DAT
CT -~o-ks o. 49, ---s. s-ll---r- as a. CO..
~. -- 9-sr-rrs 40 .H-v vcs
-FgDtD DAY
srrsrtr sl. L----s .1r u.--' .-.-+7 iT----,
sos. nr Ns-. EN- --.--- i - l-s-.s as.-
-1 !. Ha.sre ~-r .--s letters ,-sr. ARD l-.sr. d.
Arrs s-ra-t. a.. 1--.0-'s t-,alea 70 --
8~--l 40 -1-n -frr -f t-sa-r. g. c--'1-s -.---
-o1s Cal1efs . c-l---- - 70 e. VS.. CD.
THIRD DAY
A very aye ana c-rors -o - -- -------s--- d.
-rrs--r ~ % -.sss-s ---.r-s p--.s ~ a--1.l-s
..- Insurance I'D l-'s-- 49,
FOURTH DAY
7e-v r-h ri ..r.- 1l --- rs-i rlrss IA t-1ss NJ
7r1-s ar.rF uE-v rr7-7fs D---s works 90 ear
1ast-rs ---a-ors % - ..n- H-r-r an A-rrl.-
-. ~ K.rrs --.cc- Hass-a @aacaroaA ~o-ss. &C.
FIFTH DAY
Wo-ss m s--e-ce, -s-f-. a-'s "a $50 s0lr-s.
SIKH DAY
He-slsry te1.ocv sce-e t-seis vsrr scAr-e 5oos 60
-1t-s. G-sr-.s- MOCHA -i1-- ares. a. il
rs-..as .tas-ssesi r'a-a 1-so- rs---- P1. '-oPa-,
rs-t-frArcs. slgetrs -
SEVENTH DAY
aoz~fNs StLE-Rars Cd Ice ~r --zVl-Es. We color
ard pe-rI 1rVi-gs I-s ari ron - - uasters
r.srr p By CsD1vs T-5r~sl-i-n snc o-l-rs
EsrsiSr ssLE-pr'ciga-T rar- o.t poetry AID works
rlsHrH DAY
HesVryG s.lf-C-.1-sd --s -tF-ra ..-r e7 yra7t-rs.
-- H.-.r-- "a r. -,rsrgf. Serve s-1 oaer 80
re ~ -usrzv.1c. .-.-sa.8 arap 81 vav aealaf-
1- -tst a mi slrs- Pm c-aulrE rNls-f sr-1
Did e-.-4~r o.. fr t'r ~ naro-. .i rlrl- -.--
--sr.-l IT, Dr.-y O. s-.sfo- T-rua q - Aonaav
Az s-sres 1v N~rHol.r. Di-s'at sr- n-ers together
a c.le-..l % .li1i.ate .-----s -l-.ls-E port
,l--s NJ rl- q GEE -.-l-s- t1ess r- -aVe ever AZ
,.-s-si. 4
IT,. 80 g.i r-csi i- Pre- oder y Pc csisorle. re
-ora -av r@rlF ,'r e-al CRASH 81 5.i b-cs4ws5
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ou1uBY T. co. 8 GENUINE

AMEkICAN PREPAkED FLOUht
Tor MAKfSG BREAD, TIA Ca4-s L. NiLolI 81! pf
Pras.rirz only b - made ialo G5ugh win cold ws-f.
al i rssdy Or Tic oven There 10 assys CERTAINTY u
l.s sour msslrg sooa ofrsd Shcn vi. not ~@eOns
moo .1y = sour 9Th keeping - -
Al ~t MAXI TEA CAKES WITHOUT BUTTER
wheat eAkrs ~touf eggs and ggdi ~. siin01t s0sL
% - ned ~ sdga1fsge f9r A. d9meslic pgrp0ss
s.f could VI bsu-g ard ia MS F.Ogr vii produce
7asffy ecusi r. L.l made win pound and ordinary
FHlr
F0r snip stofesifis invaluable a. 10 Qualities remain IN
IN paired il sny chnate-
Cerafcste Of james r Chiltoa, Fec
l.ve examined IL American Prepared flOaf, pat ~
gy O. .nby CO and csn recommend 70 nOst VIC =
.SSss- .rric. JAgEsR CHiLTOS, NJ y
SD " aolessle By QUISBf I CO. "a Walkers ard
~ sprrg Aso, BY b ACKEksAS, % .fcsyst snc
rssie1 by he 2rEcp.- Grocery Store, 10 As~Y0rs and
Brooklyn.
NB-Orssrs for shipping California AID cher PLACES
5aio stores. a. put % a. sh0rt noucs. ~ Ina
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DRY GOODS.
MORE NEW SILKS
HITCHCOCK AND LEADBEATER,


3lI BROADWAY ctfacf LtunHfu-ti NeW-inih
sEAVE JCs1 RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE los Of
Al NEW AND ELEGANT SILKS
Of various styles Qua ites, co.pr- &c &c including
PLAIN. STRIPED BLACk, CHANGEABLE, sc
MAXIM the best assortment ln PIE civ and The rces viii
boar cclosrison with sny
OrHEK ESTABLISHMENT ~ NEW.fORk
Their stockis general and embraces
EVERY THING USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
in TIC Dry Goods ine, s1d Of every quality from
THE PLAINEST AND CHEAPEST, TO THE BEST
and hno.t and II is their determination
MANI THEIR ESTABLISHMENT
the rcsor, OF wish TO buy their goods
AT FAIR AND HONEST rBICES
and 10 make their store witho4 the
PERPLENlTY OF SHOPPING
Tier Spring stock embraces beautiful assortment OF
GRENADINES ORGANIZES SILK TISSUES. PRINT
Ed JACONETS AND CAMBRICs, GINGHAMS,
CALICOFS BAREGES MUsLiNS CANTON
CRAZE SHAWLS. MANTlLLAS. sc &C.
The public are respectfully invited to call and examine
tn ard assured that no pains shs be spared 10
show them their assortment
WHETHER THEY WISH TO BUY OR NOT
and those who iink thew must into some other street
thar Broadway buy cheap get low priced ard Pain
goods are particularly
SOLICITED To CALL AND SEE
To- themselves sud sssurei that We
SILL CHEAPER IN BROADWAY
t,Sn IN any other street IN the CITY, because public
street enables Us to sell more, and therefore can
SELL AT A SMALLER PROFIT.
HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER,
s6u 3i7 Broadway. corner L@ouard-st
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1..Trr.Enoao WATER CURE


,r,Ets ysTAsLlsaHEET ssgng os-e1 pm n eonpie,e
4 - IA roE coula1~rcldg ~ sfz,h ssa51n- IL Las
-sce Of ppr-si ~.lrr ard Al pa sccOsoa1oc .iion.
s0 ,.f,-cfs i scrssstls e. -hs ny ~ railroad
ton Absay SeTYOfE sEd Bostor. 1e6isd reDcrt II
lizard 4 Heaed 1ere during nc wear lSte VII
- s~uf b. ual % aCpcsrlOc Wu kstds u Broad
81 SssYok For 1Icsr irformsbOn apply 20 ire SUD
scr-ber. u 6EloSELnDLfL = =
Brssseoo~s, ysnock, hAseA 40 nis s.aisW saAsss
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TO LUMBER DEALERS.

Z y r RI 81 = h-L u kR
klrE HAVE OK HAND a. sfesn s1Sm'l 70 Ron
w e.l-r s8o1s eleven huucr~d llogsaE1 feet " he
rsocrst kod of vns p-ae 5oafds snd panks srs, pro
poruOn Il - ar II, 4 J; -ud 1ches nicE, s.~@
f.. ggessy 'or b. seS-f gTk BsrkeL and 8eafy -
smooth - II Tad passed hrogg "a planning nschios II
BACK 4 ~ c41ai, here BE- shipped on
tlafs RllllEf tezEfcx
T-s ngso-r W. 80 10 seI herp and 70 nat srd inviie
ID, a.e1on q kssiqrx AID Eksierg lusoef Hrfensns
10 2. We 49, give good bsggsIn " eay one W. -
~..a 70 purchase TIE q1aiiy averages 90 NJ - 1S'
c4a 8e nAi- T. - - -
" csn f4n.sg wailsSosc, OAK a. 10y ~ ~
KIDD q ENTER any qlznfify = t--in,r 81 - - -
cs oozrcs snd ssNsd soirgles Aso 80 49, -
gisls um5-r u any required uiff = ~ 49,
= !. Ii ~ - g-f---,er Z. Csmph- MOODY, 20 " at
- 49,. - BrasiCE. Harm
q ~ r MILLgsER CO
,s.x..-. 49,. = 1850 as $40 AVN
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T-ur 1RoCEpsJ
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Once. No. Is Wal. corner u Pssrlst " Y

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Once, 10. - Wal corner q Pssfi't N y
CAPITAL $1,000.
TtNHIS COMPANY. kaUnx holf ehptA AZ pAd ln IN
l cesh are prepared ~ Insure Boudnga defcnandisr
au.s.od furniture Res-s4s iu port n.tf NHgY+-' Ac
los. or damage BY IRE sso, ne hsss q ina .
~ sallon -nd TftnspcriArOn, On ~ moss bFofsse
.srins A. .asses prom ri. ~ -slei sfd paid
DIRECTIONS.
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Psrra MAErr~ GEoFcg kLDra, tHts - a. hALTE<,
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IA, WusOr. ALEk h gaksr. ~ FOsrEh,
.BEs : sHEsNAs, MAasHst PtFolH, lsAAe = TAfLOs
sAMP son MOORE, ff7sdslt
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wrEpoW SHADES

~ TIE LATEST SIR LIS e1e a. .as io,F-si pf,cei
III RrRR Ans cd slkrd, l3o s-F.r7 La1iss a
- - - - purchasing rls-N here 80 -re boards
-. - ssa-.hs F--r-h rs--r-s, scz1e o. -fcrr q 80
- rr 1usl.-7. - fzo n.lrs rlfi-~- - 1-El-f
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IT-T>DoIy SHAPES, Gu Com


w Hus Il 1l.-sae 40 re-l---+' =" DyLF 80
~ g-4v.- Ia. ~ mCzg extensive -ss1rlsl-7l or -
-,V- .rl-, - 1e fE-l Il --e c--y Al a. gr---y r.
4.,.-s -r,ces ~-verEI sg-e u s1pcr-9r " -al~
.- $3.50 the - - u Lsl- XIV GocsicS, O. -
- 49, Drs2erv Cgris,-S CGr-s-1 Loofs Ban. -.
r,,-- r...rs Pi-r.r- CORK A. Tassss Wirco~ " ~,
- ~ Me-cha1-s 1uvir. Woo--ss-e - DC = 70 ~
i..-~-sf % - n-sore uJsstrE ul@fr 7---s>sca
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California Vessel. spoken, Sc.
spoken, &c.

March A. lat q A. ou a. brig Isae. bogeu @o" Boston f
T.1t st6 81 lon 81 It .h Wcodoe 81 Do fn cag- 6" Vent
M CaliOfns all vel
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TEACHER o. GARMENT CUTTING. ~ sroa.-
1 -sv. y I Ra0m ~ - gvs -.-ors = o-e.--- -,
49, v -sc-.csr go Fr-ay sF-rrgs. ron & y ].
---o.r Ozee .o--s ionl ~ DO 4 4 AZ 10 Il
49, -. yt,er - g.
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ANTHONY J BLErCKrR Aucuon@cr
n RlfIDt>t. LOTS ON TuiRrN-tIFrH AMI

ANTHONY } hLEfIhih Ancuon-.rf ...
Al RIfIDI>G LOTS ON TutRrNfIFrH AND
Urinary EiGhlH Sis AT AUCTION ANTHONY
j Rtf tR will sell Al aucaoa on MoNDA1s ANfuh
$50 atl2 a. ths Merchants Exchange 'he iolio"ias
yaInaba property,
as rufsgy.rfFrH-sr-S building 'Ots situated On thc
.,nb 80. al Thry.nnhst commencing iSh ieei cas- ~
rh sv-each ot berg IN size - feet rUnt and rear. BY
y Zee, ms IN depth.
$50 sorr IL, adjoining the shove being In sfe q iess
ms trout II 10 In The rear, BY ~ ee ms on
lus side ard " feet L. ms depth on q other side
Asa iota on The south side OF Tarty nah comneoc-
ng % feet OF the Foa N sv-eseh - BY Is feet ina
10 depth .
o. rmsrV-gieHrH ,r-Also lot On mo north SIDE OF
Thirty hh-st dsant as beet ~est OF he Fnhav-he
"a lot heing 10 - ee by W i-et Ina Ia dsph
For maps. terms and further particulars % 10 eeoVs
property Apply 20 The Aucuonerr Broad-sf oetl
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKFR Aucnonevf
VARIABLE RliIDI>G LOIS ON III

ITEFNrH AND SiNrEENrE SIS near flth az
d. AucuVa ANATOMY } BLEECAER vii sell A. sne
ran FRIDAY Apn n, 81 y oclocs u ihe MrfcnAns
PIX .harrr. 't a. t1'owln g valuable prvgrfiv VA
~ FfFfFFNrH-sr = valuable lots % ground OF nc
-orth side u Fs-aih cumueucing o. ~ east ~ ska
av Zach ot her size 5 ts ront ana fvsr hy is eet
inches - deyb adjoiring The new ard splendid resi-
i-fs- = ,}aorge Wood, fsc
DN ~fNreENr sri buloing lot On The north SIDE %
-. earh a. siiuiug tho b,ick vefsnish hVuses, co.'s
,.re,ng 6,Y tee of the khav the sad hf oeng IN
~ 81 root ani rear BY bal h. hock IN Jeph Also.
os al nng The above. each y eeg By hail he hock In
tepth Aso os al ioining sat named, sseh IS eet
.-out Aud rea BY hall b- back Ia drph
~ d haersphlc maps srd further PARTICULARS 81 the
shove property spply IA he Aucuouesrs, Brosd-s1
40 a uoNl
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DARLOR ORGAN.

nARIOR ORGAN. Fur sac, s-gerisf ftilef
.r~sse o. exec Lei. tore y rch Esbogsny e4.e and
IS-eeri,~ ~ John CAMPBELL co
sssr 70 40 IL SAss<z o.
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WASTING MADE EASY.

ny MADAME bEANELr Patent LssTirr-s e. - 70
ID be- uig r-a. r raes 'su ever t.so1 rf,c ~ d.
0tr-. LIE msde " er ffr4ut rubbing or =. ono rE Ar
be- - used are agreeable and cl~sF DIeofs p-ri-'y
.air-~ore ca mistake. ir-recet's can he hai tn'-
where Price e. 90 go 20 -nscop- o. 81 An'--l Sec
a,cr Wssh.Bg dsy troubles are avoided By III, plan.
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r. THE II B-( RIBER errrs - country rs
9-rr- f1r 49, ease ~ i've Yrafs -i-na1e
- Il Tfrogs Ntrk N-sc-eslrr, u niles ify- -4s e4
.-s f-or te "a statrQa % . scrrs-or - VI az
= .-.-s whi-h includes ne a~n, gsfeen, nz.ofn9es-
- 30 s.rrs src a. ctrer ls-1l tuasiIs. IL ava -
I'll .lsced, Win laZr oresi aId h1ii H--s, s-a hyn-s =
-. THOMAS {. TAYLOR
= - s9-..-,.s- u gsst FuDr-~ufn-si