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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-11
! ROOKLHH,N WAREn0DHsE C0MPAANI;- ~;

d ROOKLNN WAREHOUSE COMPANI.-The
a. BrODkVn Warehouses at Aglers, opposite New Orleans
readiness receive PRODUCE from the WEST
H. MERCHANDISE from the NORTH, intended for
lment Having 1900 feet front the with wharves
Of the Warehouses by which goods are Immediately
yeyed without drayage TO the weather, ample
zoo will be found the disahUrgn+ Of steamers and
loading OF smps.
harges liked very low rates, and every acGommoda-
offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers
upper county is the wish OF the 0mpany equal
riu CDuvenenCes of the Atlantic Dock, OF New York
ersUns interested in transmitting MeTcha hdse invited
visit the premises,
itice of Magazine and Lafayette .irees NewOr
tUns. T. J. CASEY, Secretary.
..efveac5y =. 4 R. Geddes Price, FrosI y Co.; J. w.
:. uton Il Co; r. F. Nichols. leh Il
FORAGE FOR FURNITJ RE--The undersigned
- having removed his establishment from No. ~ to the
I'e tour story brick building No. al Magazine street,
s'uly sohc the patronage OF his friend, and te G96lc
aus 3m J. d. BuRGEN.
tET. CHARLES BATHS REDUCTION IN PRI-
- CES.-THE BATHING ROOMS connected with
III. St charles Hotel have been hed up and are now IN
'act order and visitors. Ever thankful Tor former
patronage, we take thsopp0rtuny to inform the pu9g that
nom and after this date he prices OF our baths WI be re-
die ed To . cents laujl NUDGE y WILSON.
- HOMEH BATHs-A new and improved SHOWER
- BATH, ut W price, combining ShDLseT Bath and
kattEg Tlb-mry be found at No, 81 TchOupitOulas
net also, Patent FAN CHAIRS, of various patterns.
Tor sale by \, HARTUNG, l53 TCh0nGltoulas ST.
y PIANOS r NED AND REPAIRED in the best
5a52
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= 81. Charses serset, aear Lafapstt, - q
kSOLE proprietor OF DR.. Levett's PATENT EN- Slpt
~ by which all the Gold Plates, Springs and Cissa
securing Artificial Teeth, concealed by beantiIai ~
ane, making not only complete imitation of the pstn1,
Teeth and Gums but protecting the metal from acids am
ENJOYING the unpleasant metallic impaired 10 nv
mouth by ali other modes. "
J. w. would call particular attention 10 his impyoys,
method Of inserting Teeth Gold Plate Persons reduTin
such would do well to call and examine specimens All ri
operations Will be warranted the best Of workmanship an
material and 70 give satisfaction those who may patron
re h j. w refers to the following gentlemen who hav
hOn0red MN with their PATRONAGE:
Professor Stone, DR.. Benbrook MOrpby 4 Neyus
Professor MoFphy Sykes q HYDE Robes0u N A le5
Pr0lessog hmiisy, Sturges 4 Wight, ETC. etc.
~ Dentista supplied with Gold Fol- Plate Teeth etc
Ohics and residence. No. lI2 ST. CHARLES street., nsa
tne fftrnes ~ fpvdEDa ive
MANSA,. GUM ARABIC AND KssENCEs-
IVA Gases direct importation. just received for sale BY
g hARELLl q CO 81 Common ST.
GtANDLES-lO0 boxes Hydraulic pre- sed
- % A. +. COCHRAN 4 co. "a Tchouptousst st.
< F. G S1;s ( ilSFi CO. n rehoppi,oul.. ).
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WATCHES AND JEWELkl
A. 4NDhifsON, No. IL ST. Charle, street
y Watches, ChFon0rneteTs and Nautical Insfyn -
mens accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Elee 80
uleai Apparatus made TO order and Repaired EAAifR
50-hoar thermometers altered run Is hours y N
NL a. MEYER, NO. 100 CAmP street, Waleh. -
49, maker and dealer In JHWELRY GOLD .ssss
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES. and ~ FCGHES "a
AN 1ewery articles repaired at moderate prices mIsEkA4
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y r EFT II Elk. -E-Ta5Esss, - -
TRACTING Nv ssSPFSassg 3Fs,pggsrgse z -
hARTIEWILL-aJ,D1C kSS&SA-8i krF NJ ~ -" -.
LEECHES, received Essaeas -
md for sale, Whole &TTSP' 1assssaa' 80
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OswEeo, Michigan, Oct. a. lS4T
Dr.. To1HseHd-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles OF Sarsaparla of your agent, Mr. Men air. of kaa
nazOo Try it for the Fever and Ague Before had fin
shed the first bottle, appeared warm the blood andevey
Jer day. when the chs and fever appeared they
Oent; and before she had finished the bottle, she
ey Relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague lady that had be- very sick
With chls and fever, hut had broke them with qinine and
left very weak aud distressing stateI troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake seeing the effect that au
wife, she sent and procured few bottles, and II
rastOed her few weeks complete health. Your SaTsS
Oha without doubt, uneQualed in diseases incident
he West, and if you think that this communication will he
VI use, you at liberty To use il you choose,
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES Ii. SWAIN.
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Dr. ToaonseRd-Deaf Sir: / have suffered terribly ot
nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable OF the
could eat sleep walk. had the utmost distressing
pains, and my limbs terribly swohei have used four
bottles of your SarsApara, iney have done
Than thousand dollars wOrtho good. much bet
ter-indeed, entirely relieved. You liberty ust
this for the benefit OF the afflicted. Yours respectfully,
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JOsmeuos, UhalK and VuietY on preparations generally
when applied to the face very BpOls of
They close the pores OF the sn and check the
nlatOn. which, when Nature thwarted by disease
OwdeI, the skin niamed by the alkales used
1oapuhes It's own production the human face Irvine,
we'll the garden OF rich and decatey tinted varega
I'd flowers. free, active and healthy circulation oil the
lads, OF the coursng OF the rich blood the
thai which paints the COuntenance the exqus
lautY. II is that which mpaTs the understandable shaesa
ishes of lovelme that all admire, but can descub
Tins beauty Is the offspring Of NATURE not OF POWDER
SOAP; If there is moi free and healthy circulation. her
beauty II the lady is far driven snow, if paint
md cosmetics and the blood is thick cold and lmpun
I've not beautiful II she be brown yellow and there
and active blood it gives rich bloom to the cheeks an,
lnllannY their that s LnsnImntImr
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Dr. Townsends Sarsaparlla uneuuaed in cases OF tn
hls and Fever and Ague. The following letter only on
Of the hundreds that have received from the South an
West of like character:
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Charleston to NeW-Y0rk,
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM

THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, sc,
s. LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of
Laurens-st daily at 3, p. IN. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, and WELDON, N. C. Pc
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH.
lNGTON, BALTIMORE, PIIILADEL-
PIIA. and N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers of this line, from Charleston
to Wilmington, are in first rate condition,
and are navigated by we'll known and expe
rienced commanders, and the railroads are
in fine order, thereby securing safety boil,
and dispatch. A THROUGH TICKET
having already been in operation will be
continued on and after TIE first of Oct
lS49, as a permanent arrangement from
Charleston to New York. Passengers
availing themselves thereof, will have the
option either to continue without DELAY
through the route or otherwise, to stop at
any OF the intermediate points, renewing
their seats OH the line to suit their conve
nience. By this route travellers NAV
reach New York ON the third day during
businesslours. Baggage will be ticketcd
on boardthc Steamer to Weldon, as like
wise on tho change of cars, at the intcrme-
date points from thence to N. York.
Through Tickets $40 each, can alone be
had from l., WINSLOW, Agent of the
Wilmington and Raleigh X. r. Company,
tthe office of the Company foot of Lau-
rens-street, to whom please apply. For
other information inquire of
l.. G.. DUNCAN,
At the American Hotel, Charleston S. G..
Nav 8 O5 "
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Photographic Likenesses!
Gallery i'm Moses New Build.

1s.UtEIN 80 4
The Subscriber would respeetfullyinform the
citizeIis OF Sumterville md vicinity thet he has
opened DAGUERREAN GALLERY mt the
above place. s.S, 3g -; J =
Having Ind practical experience Of abou,
six years in some Of the best rooms In .he East.
crn c,iics. and having during that time enjoyed
professional intimacy with some Of the most
celebrated and successful operators in the coun.
try, and having been thereby enabled to avail
himself Of tho new discoveries and improve
,nents in the nrt that have from time to time
been made, hc feels that he thus presents no
ordinary claim TO the confidence of the public
He docs not, however, rely upon these cir.
cumstnnccs merely advantages though they be)
attention to his specimens nv The best evidence
OF his skill: His pictures will speak for them
selves. He holds 1t to be but n low qualifica.
tion of the artist to be able to produce good
likencsscs only. The perfection OF the art con.
sists in imparting to tho likeness the color and
expression of life.
Pictures ofall sizes taken from those suitable
inr rings and lockets UP to large family groups
Having large Camcrn, he is enabled to copy
iuiisiZc pictures, paintings, and stniunry, us
We'll rs residences and landscapes. Children
taken almost ins,antaneously. A clenr dny
should be selected. As the impression depends
much on the color Of the dress. black OF, dark
dresses nre recommended to ladies MS preferable
though not essential All pictures from his
Gallery warranted not to fade A good assort.
ment Of Lockcts on hand.
Ladies' and gentlemen, please call and exam.
inc for yourselves.
GE Rooms open, from n. M. to 6 p. IN. In
s'rhctions given i'll the art, and superior App,.
ratus furnished
June 25 IS II
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tConin,inicatcd.l

Mr.. Ep'ToE: In trslcing the origin Of
government to its primitive source, you will
perceive that the first object of solicitnle OH
the part of those who had the sagaci,y and
discernment disco TO appreciate its importance and
teel:the necessity oft, was TO choose out tho
most merrtorious and capable to rcprcscn,
y their wishesand supply their wants.
,s95tin processof time, those en:."stcd with
3stells st. sacred function tnok advantage of the
4 q means which it placed in their hunds and
3 Inon9pol;zed j, for their descendants
Z hence the origin OF monarchy.
Even in this odius form of government,
Twas held as a sacred obligation, to reward
merit; nay, it made it one of its chi. duties
1to seek it out
The man who chceriully went forth TO
battle and acted gallant part, was invaria-
assSy promoted by an Alexander, Caesar,
and Napoleon with the Star of honor.
How much more obligatory ,hon is i, upon
us, as apeople, to bcstow flvors on those
who really merit them.
With those few observations permit me-
Mr.. Editor, through the medium of your
Journal, to introduce to the voters of Clare
mont County, the name of JOHN NJ SMITH
ASA suitnble candidate for Tax Collector for
tho ensuing term.
For tho information of those not acquaint-
cd with Mr. Smith: take tho liberty OF sta
ting that when the Seminoles brcathcd
terror and vengeance for the blood of the
women and children of Florida, in 1896. he
was one of the first to rush to their rescue
and preserve them from becoming victims
TO the Tomahawk and Scnlping knife of the
Savages.
And when tho self-styled magnanimous
Mexican milton dared our people to battle,
Mr. Smith showed himself again as the tru-
ly brave man; and at the battles of Chcru-
busco, Chepultopoc, and the taking of the
cityof Mexico, gained the appreciation of
his officers and the esteem of his fellow
soldiers.
Mr.. Smith is good Mechanic, but from
the wound which he received in Mexico,
and the effects Of cold and exposure, is
incapacitated for business. lie il too
modest to intrndc himself on public notice,
and this nomination is made without his
knowledge. He is a sober, honest man,
and capable of performing the duties Of the
office.
The intelligent voters of Clarcmont
County being made cognizant of these facts,
! think from what know of them, Mr..
Smiths election for Tax Collector is safe in
their hands.
FRIEND TO MERIT.
Sumtcrville, 1850.
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NEW GOODS, {, o
BUST Received by Brown, Zee
81 Co.,

az Co.,
WHICH THEY WILL SELL AS Low AS CAN
BE PURCHASED THIS SIDE OF CHARLESTON.
EVERY variety Of DRY GOODS, consist
ing Of ~
Black and colored Alpucas,
Black and colored Barege,
plnin and corded Silk Tissue,
White and colored Muslins,
Ginghams and Muslins do, Chambray do,
Black Italian and Silk Cravats,
Ladies' Silk do,
Gambrc aud Muslin Edging and Inserting,
Book Muslin and Swiss do,
Bieaclied and Brown ShirlingE,
Every variety of Gents and Ladies' Gloves,
nlittB, &c.,
White, Black, and colored Hose,
Irish and Brown Linens and Lawns,
English, French and American Prints,
Furniture do,
Bird Eye Diaper, Russia do,
Dowlns, Flax and Cotton Osnaburps,
Fur, Panama, Leghorn, and Palm Leaf
Hats,
Boots and Shoes Of every variety,
Books and Stationary
Cr"ckcry, Hardware and Cutlery,
Brown and Loaf Sugars,
Coiiec, Molasses, Tea, Powder and Shot,
Spanish and American Scgurs,
Rhisins, Figs, Dates, Almonds,
Soda and Wine Crnckcrs,
fine 10, North Carolina Bacon and Lard
Carron Ware, Iron and Salt.
May %
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IklLES PRlZES!! PRIZES!!.
$4,000, numbers lS 81 G3. pack,pc ou,r,o,
tickets, sent 10 North Carolina.
Sdo,ool, numbers "A i6 ~, package half tick.
cts sen. 10 Pennsylvania.
South Carolina '.~"' en- ~
600, numbers l3 25, package hnjf ,ic,.,s
sent TO Virginia.
$1,000, numbers 10 10 s., half tickets sen, to
$1,000, numbers 40 i9 81, package Whole tick
cts, Fent To Al,hamn
$4,000 numbers 80 62 6s, package half tickets,
sent 10 Ohio.
$500; nnmhcn 27, So 81, half tickets, sent 10
North Carolina
$1,000, numbers IS % 10, whole tickets. sen, TO
Pennsy rnnin.
$4,000, numbers SO l3 50, package half tickets.
sent Ia Ohio.
And an Innumcrablc number Of smaller prizes
sent 10 different parts OF the country.
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South Carolina--Sumter Dist

By w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for saia
District.
Whereas, E. Stuckcy hath applied to
me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and cha,tels, rights
and credits of Addison Stuckey, late of the
said District, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
lsl' all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors OF the said deceased, to DO and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
The said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House OH Friday the 9th day of July
10 sl'"w cause, it any, why the said adj
'nn'straton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
25'h day of June, in the year of our
L.. S. Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty, and in the 74th year OF
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, O. s. d.
June 26 35 Ct
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PLEASE OBSERVE.

Correspondents will please bear in mind
that the prices OF Packages OF QUARTER
Tickets ONLY are published in this paper.
VI The PAINTED Official drawings
which Correspondents can rely upon as
being correct. are ALWAYS forwarded from
PYFER 81 cos
VI Bank Drafts or Certificates of De-
post payable in Gold at sight, will be
proindtly rcmitted TO those Correspondents
who draw prizes at PlFER s. cos.
~ Rencmber-A PACKAGE Of Tickets.
can draw FOUR OF the most splendid prizes
in scheme.
u In order to secure Fortune, and
the cash Immediately af;cr the result is
known, the readers of this paper have only
to remit cash Drafts or prize tickets to the
Old Establishment, far famed and truly
fortunate Exchange and Lottery Brokers,
PlFER & CO,
No |. Light STREET BALTIMORE, MD.
June D, 1850 32
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Plantation for Sale

Inc subscriber offers for sale his Plan
's'"n o, ~ Sumter District, two miles soutl,
VI otatesourg, consisting Of tract of
seven hundred and fifty acres (759,) a large
portion OAK and Hickory and admirably
auaP'ea TO the cultivation of ofcotton. There
s an excellent Dwelling Honse--good out
ou'ia'ngs--stable and barns---and houses
lor tlle accommodation of forty or fifty ne-
sfoes. Tie good lands and decided health
purchase. . -" :. = (.
Fer terms apply TO sz
w. J.REES,yJr.
statesburgh, Sept. 10, isi9. 46 Il $
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For Sale.

valuable plantation containing nine
hundred ni and eleven acres, situated in
SiareInont County, about seven miles from
Sun'terTilic, on the public read leading from
aunnteIvllie TO the Swimming Pens. There
IS 80. on the place good Dwelling House,
M'tchen, Slnoke- House, Stables, Corn
house &c An in good repair. For terms
Apply 10 Saml.J. Bradford j. w. Dargan tor
INC Subscriber OH the plantations.
Nov. II 1Si0 d Il 4
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State Agricultural Society
0f South Carolina,

The following Premiums will be awarded to
!ne successful competitors, at the Semi Annual
Meeting, to he held al Camden ON Mon,,ov ,hn
l5ih nf July next.
]. For the best Stallion for agricultural mr.
poses silver medal
=. Fog the best Mare for agricultural purpo
scs, n silver medal.
3: P"r the best native Bull over three vears,
II silver medal.
J.; For the best native Cow over three years.
n silver medal
D. For the hest Jack bred in Souih Carolina,
silver medal.
6; For the hes, Mule, bred in South Carolina,
n silver medal
4 For the best Ram adapted to our climate,
II silver medal.
g. For HE best Eve adapted to our climate, n
silver medal.
- For the Best Ram, regarding wool chiefly,
II silver medal.
~. For The best Ram, regarding wool chiefly,
II silver medal.
I'D. 10 the successful competitor in a plough
ing match, with single or double team Il silver
medal.
III. For tho most successful and extensive az.
pertinent with lime, for three consecutive years
one complete set of the Farmers Register
I. FOR the best condn cicd plantation in the
District OF kershaw n silver Cup of I'm. value of
$40. a full and detailed statement nf the ynIu-.
and operations of the plantation to be Furnished
by the Agricultural Society of kcrshaw. or
committee of three disinte.ested planters OF the
District.
GN Editors friendly to the cause of arricul.
tnril Improvement. are requested to Civ. ;,c
above few insertions in their respective ma
pcrs.
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sAARASs SION, ss 6,
Spring of 1850.

W. G. BANCROFT.
253 md 2j5 King Street,
IL now receiving and offers to purchaser TX of
Dkf GOODS, who may visit the City one of
Largest Stocks o. ssicI, and
DescTv;sssie Goods
ever exposed in Charleston. IInvIng made cX.
tcnslve arrangements for SPRING SALES. he
confidently invites purchasers TO his stock us il
Is unusually attractive, embracing all tho va.
rctics ofNew and
Elegant Silks, both black and coored;
Grenadines, Silk aIuslEs. Tissues;
Barnges, both plain and printed:
Ginghnms, Ginghum Niuslins. Prints;
Alpaccas, l3ombaznes, Challys;
fmbrOideTics Of varions styles
Evening Dress Goods in variety of style and
fabric;
White Goods Of NIL the various qualities:
Elegant Crnre, Lace, Silk and Muslin Sknwls
and Nlantlcs;
Linen and Linen Fabrics:
Hosiery, Gloves md Under Vests, (Silk, Me-
rno aud Co,ton);
Embr"idere', Revere stitched and Plain Ii.
"eh eamonc iidkis in great variety;
-AI.SO-
Goods for Gents Wear in all the leading styles
oiWoolcn and Cotton Fabrics
y most complete assortment, of all tile heavy
cotton Fabrics for Plantation use, together with
tics. co!orcd Cotinns. etc. etc.
Purchasers can always depend upon finding
The newest styles of goods imported, M an agent
tx always in the Market To supply us with the
most Fashionable Goods
In word, the stock will he found to Elm.
nrace nearly every article in the Dry Goods
line and will be offered n, the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
n Bile has made large additions to his
Wholesale Rooms and will he prepared to Of.
Ter Merchants an unusually attractive stock,
anu invites the attention Of all who wish to
purchase Goods nj Lop Pricrs for Cash or
pronap. Pay.
Feb. 1850
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MNRANS

The subscriber will rent for the ENSUING ia
year. on reasonable terms, The residence
OF the late d. f. WyIes, Esq. in State.
6urg;-On the premises are a%co,nfortahlee a
D"eillng House and all necessary Build
ihss' with about Twenty Acres Of Iaj.tl
attached a, there to, containing complete
Ian Yard in full operation. y -
m. a. WYLES, Admir-.
Siatcburg, lst January, 1880. 10 IF
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,
BY w. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said

~ ''~SNe ~ ~ Afe4'' 'oIdWdTy Jor SGtd
District.
Whereas, J. D. Coker hath applied to
me Tor Letters Of Ada,inistration, on all and
singular tho goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of Anna Al. Coker, late Of the
District, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors OF the said deceased, to be and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House OIL Friday, the 9th day OF
July next, TO shew cause, if any, why the
SAID administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
18th day of June, in the year of our
H.. 81 Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty, and in the 74tll year of
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, O. s. d.
June 2G, 1850. IS 2t
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SUMTER HOJJSF,,,

r. MYERS, would respectfully inform the
citizens of Sumtersiile and the surrounding
coun!ty That he has just returned from Charles
ION, ana has made arrangements 10 receive
ICE and SODA WATER, of evory variety,
weekly
lie has on hand, and will continue te receive
throughout the season. u choice assortment of
Wines and Coriinis, Confec,ionurics, Fruit,
than was ever offered before in this place.
iiny 90 1850. al tf
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Married. on Thursday evening, the Goth
inst, by Rev. A. e. Chandler, Mr.. w. w.
DIcKEY TO Miss T.. F. MELLErr, all of this
District.
Married, in Charleston, on Monday, l7th
inst, by Rev. Bishop Reynolds, Mr.. JomS
sOCDSSon of this place to Miss ELLEN
BpGOE, of Charleston.
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HsiCh Silks.
case small Plaid Finland Silks, ut 81 10,
case plain cold Silks mt SO,
Striped aud Plaid Silks nj 62 l.o.
Rich col d Silks at very low prices,
All silk Grenalinc nj 81 l-2. worth as,
Donble width Alpaca Rnrcgcs nt 25,
i'inin black Bareges, Mourning Ginrhams,
plnld and Striped Mnslins nj $50 ps.,
White dotted Swiss Muslins,
Superior Saxony Guuze flanncs, cold Elan.
ncls,
Black Lace Visi,,es, white and black Sewing
Silk Shawls.
NhlXf TSsceds at H9 lie,
Plaid Linens mt ~ l-2 n ls 81. Gumhroon-,
Drill,
Light cold Cassimerea, Mcrno do, Plain Lin
ems.
ALSO,
Eases OF Calicncs and Apron Checks OF IL,
PantaluOn stuffs, ut 6 II,
WIN. ROWLAND,
n. T.. Corner of King and Market
i street, Charleston, S. C..
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DeKalb Factory.

Having taken the Agency of the DE-
kALB FACTORY: we arc prepared 10 soll
their YARNS and OSNABURGS for Cash
at Factory prices.
a. J. g. p. MOSES.
June "a, 1850. 35 If